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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978/06/21 - Agenda PacketAGENDA RANCHO CUCAMONGA CITY COUNCIL Regular Meeting Wednesday, June 21, 1978 1. ,Call to Order by Mayor Frost. 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. 3. Roll Call: Mikels_,,/, Palombo / , Schlosser ✓ , West (.Ayor pro -tem) Frost_/ . 4. Approval of Minutes of June 7, 1978 5. Announcements 6. PUBLIC HEARINGS A. Al ORDINANCE TO l %lPLEMENT THE SUEDII'SIO1 MAP ACT. (Second Reading) ORDINANCE NO. 28 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, TO SUPPLEHiEN- AND IMPLEMENT THE SUBDIVISION MAP ACT. The proposed ordinance tins been reviewed by the city Planning Commission and is recommended for consideration of the City Council. The purpose of t - ordinance is to supplement and implement the State Subdivision 1W p Act w;ich setp forth the procedure for processing all subdivisions within the city. It In significant to note that prior to adoption, the Planning Commission reviewed the comments of the Building Industry, the utility companies, the County Planning Department and Transportation " Department, and the foothill Fire District. B. AN ORDINANCE AND RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING FEES FOR VARIOUS SERVICES AND PEILMITS (Second Reading). ORDINANCE NO. 29 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONCA, CALIFORNIA, LUTHORI7.ING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF FEES BY RESOLUTION. RESOLUTION NO. 78 -25 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF 711E CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, RBESTABI•I Sill NG A COMPREHENSIVE FEE. SCHEDULE SETTING FORTH FEES. The staff has attempted, in a single document, to list all the fees and charges assessed by the City of Rancho Cucamonga beginning on July 1, 1978. Since park dedication fees were established only six months ago, a change is not recommended at this time. The City Council should be aware, however, that a separate proposal to establish a drainage fee to help reduce the community's storm drain deficiencies will be submitted for consideration in the near future. C. AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING SCHOOL [AGILITY FEES (Second Reading). ORDINANCE NO. 30 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CIL� I CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING SCHOOL FACILITY FEES. I',�� City Council Agenda -2- June 21, 1978 F The School Task Force is recommending to the City Louncil to approve an ordinance which establishes a special fee to be imposed upon any new resi- dential development to help alleviate on an interim basis the overcrowded classrnom conditions is the elementary and high school districts. 0# AN ORDINANCE PERTAININ3 TO PARKING OF COMMERCIL'. VEHICLES (First Reading).. ORDINANCE NO k7 AN ORDINANCE OF T4E CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, PERTAINING TO THE PARKING OF / COMMERCIAL VEHICLES IN THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. , The purpose of the ordinance is to prohibit the overnight parking of commercial vehicles on public itreets and highways within the City of Rancho Cuchwonga. As requested by the '.L:y Council, the term "overnight" has been changed to "night time hours ". For the purpose of the ordinance, the term "night time hours" shall mean in excess of two consecutive hours between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. Tnis provision was suggested by representatives of the Sheriff's Department. In addition, the City Council requested that the parking or storing during night time hours of commercial vehicles in excess of one and one -half ton capacity be prohibited in commercial zones within the Community. RECOMMENDATION: It is recommended that Ordinance No. 27 be introduced for first reading and that second reading and adoption be scheduled for July 5, 1978. E. AN ORDINANCE PERTAINING TO THE CHANGING OF ZONES (First Reading). ORDINANCE NO. 31 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ;OUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO ✓/ CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING THd COUNTY CODE BY ADOPTING ADDITIONAL LAND USE DISTRICT MAPS AS PART OF THE OFFICIAL LAND USE PLAN. At the Jnne 7, 1978 City Council meeting, Resolutions of Intention were adopted for the following z3ne change requests: 1. Applicant: Robert Bowdoin Proposal: Zone cnange from A -1 to R -1 Location: Southeast corner of 19th Street and Jasper 2. Applicant: Lnino Basin hunicipal Water District Proposai: Zone change from R -3 to C -1 Locatio Southeast corner of Archibald and Arrow Route 3. Applicant: Douglas Hone Proposal: Zone change from R -1 to A -P Location: Southeast corner of Baseline and Hellman 4. Applicant: Donovan Schowalter Proposal: Zone change from A -1 to R -3 Location: Southeast corner of Foothill and Baker Avenue 5. Applicant: James Van Antwerp Proposal: Zone change from R -3 to AP Locatio:•: Northwest corner of Baseline and Amethyst Street F. AN ORDINANCE gSTABLISHING FEES FOR VARIOUS SERVICES AND PERMITS AS AN URGENCY MEASURR (Fees :stablisheO in Resolution No. 78 -25) ORDINANCE NO. 32 All ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO c r JY CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, AUTHORIZING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF,'; .r .. FEES BY RESOLUTION AND DECLARING THE URGENCY THEREOF. Al , a� i - City Council Agenda -3- June 21, 1978 G. PUBLIC HEARING; APPEAL OF PLANNING COMMISSION OECISION - Denial of Zone Variance W8% -S1. Walter and Gayle lrhite. Mr. and Mrs. White previously reques-ed Planning Commission approval of a zone variance to split a III acre parcel for the purpose of hulldJng their personal residence. If approved, the remainder of ti:e parcel would be used for the purpose of building another house for resale. Accordiag to the plans submitted to tht Planning Commission, one of the remaining lots would be less than the minimum area requirement of the existing R1- 20,000 zone. The remaining oarcel would be approximately 13,300 square feet. The a:tion taken by the Planning Commission was to deny the zone variance request. based on the findings that the surrounding property owners purchased the properties with the expectation of minimum 'i acre parcels. In addition, concern was expressed regarding environmental factors and potential problems with cesspools. M. PUBLIC HEARING: APPEAL OF PLANNING COM!MI_SSION DECISION - Site Plan Approval W96 -73 (Request for site plan approval of Mobil 011 Service Station). Mobil Oil Co. and Property Investments West, Inc. have appealed the decision of the Planning Commission denying a selC- service station and denying the modification of a location and developmeit permit which was originally submitted prior to the City's incorporation. The unanimous denial of the application was based on the recommendation of ti:e County Planning Department and was based upon the following findings: 1. That the site proposed IF not adequate in size and shape to accommodate avid use for parking and loading areas. 2. That the site for the proposed use has inadequate acc:ss as the site relates to streets and highways properly designed as to width and' Improvement type to carry the quantity and kind of traffic genereted by the proposed use. 3. Tire sign standard has not been met. 4. A service station would not be in harmony with the original concept of the shopping center. 7. Staff Reports A. REPORT REGARDING CREATION OF ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR ALTA LOMA. CUCAMONGA, E.qD i:TIWANDA COFL�RINITIES. The City Council has asked the staff to p— pare a report and recommend -tion regarding the creation of Advisory Cou,wI is from each of the three communities which comprise the City of Rancho Cucamonga. It is proposed that a five - member Advisory Council be appointed from each of the communities to advise the City Council on matters relating to land -use planning, transportation and circulation planning, proposed capital improvements, and review of significant budgetary itemo. In addition, each Advisory Council could be assigned to review other problems which may be assigned by the City Council. It is recommended that terms of office on each Advisory Committee be for two years and that terms be staggered in order to insure continuity on the Advisory Councils. It Is further proposed that the City Council request that citizens interested in serving on an advisory group apply to the City Council. The City Council may also wish to snllcit recommendations from the Alta Loma Chamber of Commerce, the Etiwanda Service Club, and the Rancho Cucamonga Chamber of Commerce. Staffing for the Advisory Councils should be providud by the City Manager or his representative. It is also suggested that one city council member serve as an ex- officio, non - voting liason to each of the three advisory groups. City Council Agenda -4- June 21, 1978 It is the staff's view that the creation of Advisory Councils for Eti,,janda, Cucamonga, and Alta Loma may be extremely helpful to the City. While it is probable that the advisory groups will be interested primarily In planning issues initially, the groups can serve as an excellent vehicle for Informing the City Council of how the citizens of Rancho Cucamonga feel regarding major policy questions in our City. If the City Council wishes to establish Advisory Councils, the City staff will incorporate the review of all development plans into our procedures for handling all planning issues. It is recommenced that no development plans be forwarded to the City Coatncil until it hes been reviewed by the appropriate advisory council. In many instances. comments may be solicited from all threw advisory groups. In summary, the creation of three Advisory Councils may help somewhat to preserve the community identity which has been discussed during our General Plan meetings. More importantly, the p -open use of Advisory Councils may strengthen our overall planning, process considerably by providing greatet opportunity for inptc from our citizens. With the recent reduction in revenues for municipalities, it may continue to be necessary to seek the views of our citizen: on a regular basis regarding the services which we need in our City. B. REPORT ON STATUS OF PENDING ZONE CHANGES The following zone change requests have been reccivcd by the Planning Department. However, due to their nature, some have ,reasonable probability of bc'ng inconsistent with the proposed General Plan. 1. Proposal: Zone change from F-P to R -3 087 -73 J N V Location: S/s Baseline, approx 775' W/o Vineyard Applicant: Jerry Rodgers Analysis: Site is lor:ated in a flood control basin with commercial and public school to the north and n park to tho cast. Zoning is F - -P -2 to thr cast and south end R -1 to the north and west. the proposals for the General Plan calla for various residential densities and flood control. 2. Proposal: Zone change from 7,000 -R -3 -T to A -1 094 -66 Location: 4/s 19th St. approximately 385' W/o Amethyst Applicant. Kunnoth Byler Analysis: Site is located in an existing residential neighborhood with R -3 zoning on the west, north and cast. To the south is A -1. The npplirnnt is requesting the A -1 zone to permit a commercial nursery. The proposals for the General Plan calls for residentinl or mix uses. 3. Proposal: Zone change from R -1 to C -2 097 -82 Location: E/s Archibald approx 150' N/o Devon St. Applicant: Freda Shelley Analysis: Site is located in an established rob.dential neighborhood, with R -1 zoning surrounding. The proposals for the General Plan calls for residential. 4. Proposal: Zone change from A -1 to C -2 0123 -81 Location: Sli /o the intersection of Foothill and Interstate 15 Applicant: William Longley Analysis: The site is located in an =!eveloped area. The zoning Is A -1 in all directions with ( -2 6 n -1 further west. The General Plan iroposals calls for major industrial. City Council Agenda -5- June 21, 1978 5. Proposal: Zone change from A -1 & C -1 to M -1 453 -112 Location: SW /corner of Arrow & Archibald Applicant: Harry Rinker Analysise To the wept and south of the site are industrial urea, north and east are commercial uses. Surrounding zoning is M -R un the south and west. R -1 on the north and C -1 to the east. The General Plan proposals call for industrial or residential. RECOMMENDATION: Zone change #123 -81, a request to change the zoning from A -1 to C -2 (southimst of the intersection of he Foothill Freeway and interstate 15) appears to be the only one of the five proposals which is likely to be consistent with the proposed General Plan. It is, therefore, recommended that this proposed zone change be referred to the Planning Commis•,ion for consideration on Wednesday, .July 26, 1978. It is further recommended that consideration of the remaining zon- change proposals be delayed until the City's General Plan has been adopted. C. PROPOSED POLICY FOR TRANSITION OF PLANNING RESPONSIBILITIES FROM COUNTY TO TCE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. In order• to provide for an orderly transition of planning services from the Cnnnty Planning staff to the City's Planning staff, it is recommended that the following schedule be approved by the City Council: No development applicati.rns will be accepted or processed between June 16, 1978 and July 17, 1 8. During this period, it will be necessary to schedule the transfer of all planning and building records. The enact- ment of this policy will allow eufficieut time for tl:e City staff to review all pending cases in our community. While we realize that the proposed policy will be somewhat inconvenient to developers, we [eel it is essential that the staff have an adequate period of time In which to prepare for the full transition of all planning and building services. In addition, it ah,.uld be noted that nil of our planning, building, and engineering employees will not be on the job by July 1, 1978. RECOMMENDATION_ It is recommended that the City Council instruct the staff not to accept or ptocess any development applications between June 16, 1978 and July 17, 1978. D. TRAFFIC SIGNAL MAINTENANCE, CONTRACT FOR FISCAL YEAR 1978 -79 Effective July 1, 1978 the County of San Bernardino will relinquish to the City ell responsibility with regard to maintenance of the eight city -owned signalized intersections. Currently traffic signal maintenance in pro - viued by Signal Maintenance Incorporated for all city -owned signalized intersections. It will be necessary for the City of Rancho Cucamonga to enter into a contract with Signal Maintenance Incorporated in order that the City have continued, uninterrupted signal maintenance service for fiscal year 1978 -79. Cost of the nervice is $47.62 per month t.,r the eight owned signalized intersections. RECOMENDATION: It is recommended that the City Council authorize the Mayor to sign the contract with Signal Maintenance Incorporated for signal maintenance service for ali City owned signalized intersections for fiscal year 1978 -79. City Council Agenda -6- June 21, 1978 E. STAT', :S REPORT RE. COUNTY ROAD DEPARTMENT BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1977 -78. The Citv Lab requested a breakdown of proposed expenditures by the County In Rancho Cucamonga for the current fiscal year. Mr. John Shone, who has served as our interim City Engineer, will be present to outline the projected expenditures for street improvement as of June 30, 1978. It is important, in view of the recent passage of Proposition 13, that the City Council communicate its concerns to the County Board of Supervisors that all funds previously earmarked f.r the City of Rancho Cucamonga not be diverted to other projects outside our community. F. PROPOSED AGREEMENT BETWEEN Tl1E COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO AND THE CITY OF RANCHO CVCMIONGA FOR COMMUNITY BLOCK GRANT PROGR4MS. The County of San Bernardino presently administer the Federal Community Block Grant program for tiie City of Rancho C•.camongn end most other municipalities In the County. In order to release funds for the construction of the Cucam..nga Neighborhood Facility, it is necessary for the City Council to approve the required agreement. It is significant to note that all of the City's pertion of Community Development Block Grant fund., approximately S326,000, will be used for the construction of the facility. RECOtBIL•NDATION: IL is recommended that the City Council adopt the agreement bett•een the County of San Bernardino and the City of Rancho Cucamonga for the administration of Community Development Block Grand Funds for fiscal year 1378 -79. G. E \TENSION OF WITHHOLD ZONE CHANGE A request of an extc•islon of time to meet the deadline for submitting development plan by Louis S. Bennett, Index No. 1496 -60. Recommended to - approve a one-:,car extension of time for the submittal of a development plan with the expiration date of Mcy 22 1979. Thin was on the Consent Calendar on June 7, 19711 City Council meeting, and was requested by the Council to be removed for discussion. H. TRAFFIC COMMITTEE REPORT OF APRIL 1J, 1978 8. City Attorney Reports 9. Consent Calendar THE FOLLOWING CONSENT CALENDAR ITEMS ARE EXPECTED TO BE ROUTINE AND NO: CONTRO- VERSIAL. THEY WILL BE ACTED UPON BY THE COUNCIL AT ONE TI"iB WITHOUT DIS- CUSSION. ANY COUNCIL MEMBER, STAFF MEMBER, OR INTERESTED PARTY MAY REQUEST THAT AN ITEM BE REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR FOR LATER DISCUSSION. Application for off -sale alcoholic beverage license for Stater Brns an 8770 Baseline Road. 1Ication for on -Sale beer and wine license for Bob & Fran's, 8890 Eighth .l of bills. .cquese authorization to pay bills through th, remainder of fiscal year 1.978, June 30, 1978. e. Agreement for payment of Labor & Materials - Minor Subdivision No. 77 -0713 Bank of Amer'ca and Douglas K. Hone have entered into an agreement to deposit $26,000 for payment of labor and materials for minor subdivision No. 77 -0703. The development is located at north -west corner of 19th Street and Carnelian. RECOILMENDATION: It is recommended that the agreement be approved by the City Council. City Council Agenda -7- June 21, 1978 f. Request Authorization to Attend League of California Cities Conference regarding implementation of Proposition 13. Aethurizatlon is requested for the City Manager to attend a me Ling of the League cf California Cities in Sacramento The purpose of this meeting is to prepare for the impiemen•ation of Proposition 13. The meeting is for two days in early July. Members of the City Council have also been urged to attend this important meeting. RECOliMENDATION: TL is recommended that the City Manager be authorized to attend the League of California Cities Special Meeting in Sacramento in early July. g. Tract 8955: Accept oads located at the southeast corner of Banyen Street and Jasper Street. it. Tract 9083 -4: Accept roads located cast of Hellman Avenue and north of Arrow Route. 1. Tract 9451: Rrleasi nerformanse Bond (Water) In the amount. rf $20,000 and Performance Bond (S.twer) in the amount of $31,000 to Royal Oakv Homes. J. Tract 9245: Release the following Performance Bonds to Lewis Homes of California: Water On -Site $28,000 (Surety) Water Off -Site $25,000 (Surety) Sewer $22,000 (Surety) k. Tract 8892: Accept roads located on the east side of Turner Avenue north of Effen Street; release Performance Bond (idater) in the amount of $32,000 and Performance Bond (Sewer) in the amount of $10,000 to Vanguard Builders, Inc. 1. Tract 9176: Accept Final Hap, Ronda and execute Agreements -- located on the west side of Beryl Street south of Manzanita Drive -- to R. L. Sievers b Sons, Inc. m. Tract 9449: Release of Casn Staking Deposit of $2,900 to Thompson Associates. Tract 9602: Release of Cash Staking Deposit of $3.950 to Matreyek Homes. 10. New Business a. Council b. Audience (1) Letter from the Hlta Loma Chamber of Commerce (2) Letter from Catherine. Bridge 11. Adjournment Now -W,,,Vvo r.s /:2 ,� 7 � Ec o0 ;7V D�L�ek �. � ' �� . 7 � _ � ` i � i ' - -----' ----- - ` ' - --'- ----- ---'-'- -- ~ ` TO: CTIJ [ROM: RAI, SUBJECT: Comments on Rnncho Cucamonga foes DATE: 6/20/78 1.) The overriding concern is that fees should Ju•It reflect the acLual cost Of Implementation and nut bo used als it rneans Cr sub4ld(7e the the department or some other department. 2) 8uildinp�Pcrmit 6'eea - I Scc no provision for repent plans on the plan chocking rev. '!'hero Is .a ,ort,aln bask• cost, I,. ,ltotk In auittnl set of plans, If Lite. buJldur has JO of Lhe same plan, the plan checking - fee should be greatly reduced ns thetc will he very little checking; involved other than the p1oL plan. !) CummuuLCY OeauliCf�._tlon I_ee - l ngree with Jcrry Lhilt fll;hLIng this would be like flghtlnl; motherhrod. However, we 411ould have Lite option of using Lite money If we wish Lo beautify the tract L1 Lite manner ae wish as gun; as ll borlutifles the tract. 1 question whether Lhls fee should bo rhargv,I oa apartnuentS ❑s Lhey ,are all under ono owm-l•shlp and the developer normally be,I.:tlfies [hem with l Indseaplug, eLt . 4) Winne Ch.uil;c l_IJlnk There should be a sltdinF; icule on the per acre chaigL. Obviously, Lite work involver) on 100 atres on a rezore is not Len I:Oles ns much as that Involved on 10 acrts. 5�0 � The CenLative treL filing fee is highly exceSSlve. There is no way It can Ct14L LhLt much Lo check a asap; Lhat applies nlso to Lite final G� uL1p ! hei k lag Cot. 5) Cost pC LivG� Illcrejlse - Tving Ulo fee, Into U1c toll of l going index as proposed has the effet.t of Imposing It double burden. The fees collected will 6, up due .o lnflatlon as most of them are based Oil vnluaLlon :uch its the building permlL feet,., the engineering inspee- L•ion fees, plan check fees, etc. We all know that valuations will V M ['MORANDUM TO: RAL FROM: GTB DATE: June :G, 1978 SUBJECT: RANCHO CUCAMOM% PROPOSED FI{E SCHEDULE BUILDING PER4IT FEES, ENGIVCERIMG INSPECTION I'F.CS, ETC. Attacoed is a copy of the City of Rancho Cucamonga'a proposed fee schedule for building permit fees, engineering ins;•octon fees, etc. Ken Willis asked if we would write a letter responding to some of the items that we fool are unreasonable. 1 tn,a•Iht perhaps 3 wuuld show you w'iat :oy , n ,c . ns are Auld, _ if you woo-d like to prepare a few comment;; on anyLhinq you ::q't see, we could jointly prepare a letter and send it out Moar1:y. The City Council anticipates acting on this r %a June 21 meeting. My comments are as follows: Paw G J.1.10 Fee for Community Iloautificattoll A fee of this nature is probably inovitable ,lied would probably be almost impost ;ible to eliminate, howover, if wr could affect an option whereby a developer could use these fees, or 1,o:i;aps it portion of them, to landscape his exterior streets in an R -1 sul?liviston or provide more lush landscaping in and around a multifamily dovelolynont , it would 'a-,•m ,: yood c•omprolnise. g Pae 7 I.-i 1. Fees, 1101)ds, and Delosits I feel that the final map cheekinq fee is somewhat unreasonable since this is in excess of what we pay to actu,:lly have the map calculated. I feel that, perhaps, the burden of providing proof of mathematical correctness from the engineer (much as computer printout of lot clorures) wr la reduce the aln-unt or time needed by the conaultdnt considerably. 1.3.1.6. Engineorincl and Inspection Fees Again, the 4. will 1 robahly be util:•MNI on (ve:y nulalwi::ion, since I cannot imagine anyone building a tract with less than $100,000 in construction. What I fear most al�.)ut this in who is ,)oing to establish the bond amount, since the fee is simply a multiplication of the bond amount. i am sure the city will he very unreasonabL- in calculating the fee in their unit prices, c•tc., and a more fair way would be for the. developer to sulmit A preliminary bid from his contractors. The fee then would be based ulon that amount. I would like your comments I,ut into writlnq, and we will then send a letter out on Monday. CTII�dN spy continue to Increase. 'therefore, Lo in iddiLloa have Ole thing Lied up to a cost of living intreaNe is unfair. If you want to use the cust of living increase, then Ole valuation should remain constant at the 1978 level. RAL /eg ORDINANCE NO. 17 AN 3RDINANCE OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALI- FQW4iA, ADOPTING BY REFERENCE, PURSUANT TO GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 50022.9, TH,�T CERTAIN CODE KNOWN AS THE "CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO" ALSO KNOWN AS THE "SAN BFRNARDINO COUNTY CODE ", IN- CLUDING ANY APPLICABLE GENERAL PLAN, PROVIDING FOR AMENDMENTS AND ADDITIONS THERETO AND DEL °TIONS THERE - FROM, PROVIDING FOR THU IMPOSITION OF PEaALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF, PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT OF FEES PURSUANT THERETO AND DECLARING THE URGENCY THEREOF. The City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, does ordain as follows: SECTION 1: That certai -n codo known as the "Codified Ordi- nances of the County of San Bernardino" also known as the "San Bernardino County Code ", three (s) copiea of which Code and all secondary codes referred to therein are on file in the Office of the City Clerk, is hereby adopted by reference pursuant to the pro- visions of Government Code Section 50022.9, as though set forth in this Ordinance in full, subject, however, to the amendments, ad- ditions, and deletions set forth in this Ordinance. SECTION 2: The following sections of the San Bernardino County Code are hereby deleted: (a) 11.03.. through 11.037, inclusive; (b) 11.043 through 11.045, inclusive; r (c) 12.011 through 12.366, inclusive; (d) 13.011 through 13.0640, inclusive; (e) 14.011 through 14.0112, inclusive; (£) 14.021; (g) 14.022; S (h) 14.024; (1) 14.025; (j) 14.031 through 14.0318, inclusive; ' (k) 14.041 through 14.049, inclusive; n'. (1) 14.051 through 14.057, inclusive; -1- (m) 15.511; (n) 15.012; (o) 15.021; (p) 15.022; (q) 17.011 through 17.012, inclusive; (r) 18.011 through 18.013, inclusive; (s) 21.011 through 21.01'1, inc:lt:sive; (t) 23.0312; (u) 24.0313; (v) 24.031; (c;) 24.041 through 24.043, inclusive; (x) 26.021 through 26.024, inclusive; (y) 28.031 through 28.035, 1nclusiv--; (z) 41.011 through 41.014, inclusive; (aa) 61.011 through 61.014, inclusive; (bb) 61.0311; and, (.,) 67.011 through 67.045, inclusive. SECTION 3: r-ic: following amendments are made to the San Bernardi—no -County wue: (a) Whenever "Board of Super isors" or "Board" is used in said Code, it means the Rancho Cucamonga City Council. (b) Whenever "County" or "County of San Bernar- dino" is used in said Code, it means the geographical limits of the ' City of Rancho Cucamonga unless a different geographical area is clearly indicated by the context. (c) Whenever "County ", "County of San Bernar- dino", or "uni-ccorporated territory of tha County of San Bernar- dino" is aced in sald Code, it means the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California. (d) Whenever "Auditor" is used in said Code, it means the finance Director of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California. (e) Whenever "Clerk of the Board" is used in said Code, it means the City Clerk of the City of Rancho ^ ucamonga, M-Z California. (f) Whenever "County Admini.st_ative Olficer" is used in scid Code, it means the City Manager of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California. (g) Whenever "County Offices" is used in said Code, it means the City Offices of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California. (h) Whenever "County Fire Warden" is used in said Code, it means the Fire Chief of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California. (i) Whenever "Sheriff" is used in said Code, it means the Chief of Police of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, Cali- fornia. (j) Whenever "County Counsel" is used in said 3 Code, it means the "ity At4orney of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, - California. SECTION 4: All permit fees, license fees, taxes, and other fees and charges of whatever nature provided for in said San Bern= ardino County Code shall be collected by and shall belong to the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, and all licenses and permits referred to in said San Bernardino County Code shall be issued, in the discretion of the appropriate official, by the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, except as hereinafter expressly provided: (a) The permits referred to in the following Sections of the San Bernardino County Code shall be issued by the County Officer or department referred to 9.n acid Code, and all per- mit fees payable under the following Sections of the San Bernardino County Code shall be paid to and collected by said County Official or department. Said Sections of the San Bernardino County Code are: (1) Sections 31.031 through 31.036, in- ', clusive; (2) Section 34.014; (3) Section 34.022; (4) Section 34.065; (5) Section 35.031; (6) Section 35.013; (7) Section 35.034; (8) Section 36.018; and, (9) Section 36.032. -3- SECTION 5: No person shall violate any provision or fail to comply with any of the requirem=:nt•s of this Ordinance, the pro- visions of the San Bernardino County Coda adopted herein by refer- ence, or any secondary code referred to therein. Any person vio- lating any of the provisions or failing to comply with any of the mandatory requirements of this Ordinance, the provisions of the San Bernardino County Code adopted herein by reference, or any secondary code referred to therein, shall be guilty of a misde- meanor, and upon conviction, shall be punishable by fine of not more than $500.00, or by imprisonment for a period not exceeding six (6) months, or by bath such fine and imprisonment. Each per- son shall be guilty of a separate offense for each and every day during any portion of which the violation of any provision is committed, continued or permitted by such person, and shall be punishable accordingly. in addition to the penaltf.es provided above, any condition caused or permitted to exist in violation of this Ordinance, the provisions of the San Bernardino County Code adopted herein by reference, or any secondary code referred to therein, - which is declared thereby to be a public nuisance, shall be deemed to be a continuing violation. Any such public nuisance may be sum- marily abated by the ty. SECTION 6: 'i'he City Council finds that the San Bernardino County Code contains no general plan applicable to the City. Pending adoption of a general plan, the provisions of Government Code Section 65302.5 shall apply. SECTION 7: in the event of conflict between any provision of the San Bernardino County Code adopted herein by reference, and the provisions of any other Ordinance of the City of Rancho Cuca- monga, California, the provisions of such other Ordinance shall be controlling. SECTION B: If any provision of this Ordinance or aE)pl.ica- tion thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid, the remainder of the Ordinance and the application of such provision to other persons or circumstances shall not be affected thereby. SECTION 9: The City Council does hereby declare the follow- ing facts shall constitute the urgency requiring this Ordinance to take effect immediately as an Urgency Ordinance: (a) That the City of Rancho Cucamonga, Cali- fornia, is recently incorporated and as such has not had time to adopt a full set of ordinances for the City. (b) That Ordinance No. 1 of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, enacted December 2, 1977, adopting the County Ordinances for a period of one hundred twenty (120) days is about to become ineffective. (c) That the immediate removal of the force and effect of County ordinances within the boundaries of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, will be detrimental to the public -4- peace, health and safety. SECTION 10: This Ordinance is for the immediate preserva- tion of the public peace, healty or safety, and shall take effect immediately upon its adoption. 1978. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this .290 day of March, ATTEST: AYES: Wkels, Palombo, Schlosser, Frost NOES: None ABSENT: 4Vest City Clerk / alyor o � e City of Rancho Cucamonga M7C ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA ADOPTING THE SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY CODE AND OTHER RELEVANT XON- CODIFIED SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY ORDINANCES AS CITY ORDINANCES FOR A PERIOD OF ONE HUNDRED TWENTY DAYS AND PROVIDING FOR ITS ADOPTION AS AN URGENCY ORDINANCE THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. Pursuant to the provisions of Section 34328.5 of the Government Code of the State of California, all ordinances of the County of San Bernardino, codified in the San Bernardino County Code, and all other ordinances of the County of San Bernardino, theretofore applicable, are hereby adopted as ordinances of the City of Rancho Cucamonga and shall remain in full force and effect as City Ordinances for a period of one hundred twenty (120) days from the effective date of this ordinance, or until the City Council _ enacts ordinances superseding them, whichever shall first in time occur. Section 2. The following amendments are made to the County of San Bernardino Ordinances referenced herein: (a) Whenever "Board of Supervisors" or "Board" is used in the Ordinance, it means the Rancho Cucamonga City Council. (b) Whenever "County" is used in the Ordinance, it means the geographical limits of the City of Rancho Cuca- monga unless a different geographical area is clearly indicated by the zontext. (c) Whenever "County ", "County of San Bernardino ", or "Unincorporated Territory of the County of San Bernardino" is used, it means the City of Rancho Cucamonga. Section 3. No City Ordinance enacted within one hundred twenty (120) days from the effective date of this ordinance shall be deemed to supersede any County Ordinance referenced herein unless the City Ordinance specifically refers thereto and states an intention to supersede it. Section 4. This Ordinance is required by the provisions of Section 3-CUM-5—of the Government Code of the State of California. This Ordinance is therefore necessary for the protection of public health, welfare, and general safety and shall take effect immediately upon its adoption as an urgency ordinance. i 1977. -2- PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 2nd day of December, Ayes: Frost, Mikels, Schlosser, West Noes: None Absent:Palombo 1 Mayaf ATTEST: 4�- City Clerk Rancho Cucamonga Ordinance No. 1 Page 2 APPLICATION TO WATER DEPARTMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION WATER Applicant _ Over Late: @.05 $ Construction Projects to 60" Deep LF @.04 $ 36" or less Cuib and /or Sidcoalk LF Cu 03 $ Paving CF @.003 $ Fill Compaction a Street F. /W CY @.04 $ Line, Edison Line i On Site CY @.03 $ Crenching 60" Over LF @.05 $ 36" to 60" Deep LF @.04 $ 36" or less LF @.03 $ 'ewer Main Water Main _(,,as main Irrigation Line, Edison Line i PERMIT FEE $ 2.50 TOTAL $ By: Present this application to the Water Engineering Department, City of Upland Department to obtain Fire Hydrant Permit. Fp,t UJd oa PRa-7— crJ wig T Ny024,1'T .yc.*,WJ. Certificates of Erem,ition From Workmen's Compensation Law of California Name of Applicant Reference No. Job Description p Street CI Sewer water Construction Permit Other "L hereby certify that in the performance of the work for which this permit is issued, I shall not employ any person in any manner so as to become subject to the worknen's compensation lsa, of California. Also, I understand that hereafter said permit is iusued if I should become subject to the Workmen's Compensation provision of ..aid lava, I shall forthwith comply with the ,covisions of Section 3700 or said construction permit shall be deemed revoked." I hereby acknowledge and state that the information I have provided is correct and agree to comply with .il city ordinances and state laws regulating public work construction. Signa Da FEE SURVEY A Study of Development Fees Charged in the Ontario Vicinity Ontario City Planning Staff April 26, 1977 In an effort to keep Ontario's developmental fee schedule current and equitable, the Planning Department conducted a phone survey of 19 nearby agencies, covering seven major planning actions: Conditional Use Permit (CUP) Environmental Impact Study (EIS) Environmental Impact Report (EJR) General Plan Amendment (GPA) Site Plan Review (SPR) Variance (V) Zone Change (ZC) There were several other planning actions beginning to appear in 1�unicipal fee schedules. Actions such as revisions of tentative tracts and pl nne" residential development are two such areas. Although this report is an evaluation and comparison of fees, it should be pointed out that the difficulty of such data gathering and analysis was compounded by the terminology (exactly what a certain action encompassed) and the methods of charging fees. Many of the cities showed individualJty in handling these fees and on several occasions these methods had to be described in footnotes on the data page. It does appear that the cities, as a rule, attempted t� give the maxi- mum levels of service at a minimum cost to the applicant. At the same time, many agencies attempted to keep the fees representative enough of staff hours required to relieve the taxpayer from this burden. Oaring this survey it became apparent that there are numerous methods of fee assessment but three of the most used methods of assessing fees are: set filing fees, progressive scaled fees and deposits. Set filing fees, whereby the nnpl.i- cant pays only one fee at the beginning of a process, is by far th,3! nost cimple to administer. It is also simple to determine coats, as all, applicants pay the same Zee. This method is presently utilized by Ontario. The larcest complaint voiced on this method was equity. For instance, the fees for a five unit tract and a 280 unit tract are the same, yet the staff hours on the latter are sub- stantially higher. This type of inequity produced the second major method of assessment, "progres- sive scaled fees ". As inferred, this method requires proportionally larger fees for the larger developments in an effort to compensate for the extra staff hours requir -9. A few of the cities with the most recently updated schedules have a deposit system. This method requires certain deposits for development actions and delucts actual dollar amounts per staff hours expended. This method necessitates an accounting system which mapy municipalities reported they do not like. Conclusions The survey results indicate the City of Ontario Fees in every case are less than the local averages. Averages presented are only in comparison to the cities that charge a sot rate. The flat rate cities aurveyed tend to have the lowest fees. They generally have the most aged or antiquated schedules and omit many of the most recent planning services such as site plan review. As a rule, these municipalities indicated impending major fee schedule revisions. Each of these 16 028 Cn ntv Cnnk 12) D ' Salt.. let Twenty Lvo 1251 forms or feu 3 (AI L.conaa Fae S 37.00/mo. lurchafed at the same time 117) Exten" nFOO S 65.00/70 days .02 Oa (31 Comm, Nty Anlonne TV $1 50 let Past. g. thong., :hall be added L'­:-Fen` $250.00 Icl Pe,r t Repwm roes. for E.olodvef. Ip) Fue tar i1t..n,. of ma' g, hc-mk Pnmu for 100 pound{ ar In{ S 2 00 Permit for more than 100 pound. S 10.00 16.026 Clerk of O Board. ^ T h,f 10, 1,0•. 110- Ot rcnunte Payment by the F3.22.01 le) Rrcortlmry, nl Naannps, dv t,a. S 12.00 Ibl S.O. gounts 'Odo (w /o covert, wr copY $ 15.00 $ 6 Cuuhty Code (w,ih cover), Per copy S 25.00 feel S- oploln ants fee, County Code, each $ 13.00 max feel COO -us Of Documents, Per page S 10 lot C.rhhh ca°n S 10 111 (gl Rrcordek Comes, per page County Oldmaec -- ' , $ 10 10 Page. Or more, Par Page ........ .. S .10 maximum 57.50 oar ortltoo;' 16,027 County Adml- lval,vo Olhco - Personnel. sal Clntugahol end pr- passion o1 Exeminetlon An_ nee em.r t (/Or aut.ltlo ag.nesnl S 76,00 flit Pr,nbnp of Examination AnnMancrment 5100.00 Icl Anvor hsing P1eParmlon 6 Pbcam.nt (ouuin# Accapi A h01cO actual cost OI ad) S 30.00 Ids m0 9 PP Malign, - up to 20 S 60.00 (el plus 510 00 1. • tech 20 add'I R.v,ew of Applicahon. /Or „ O's - up 10 spnlleat,onh 20 $ 76.00 If) h aPPlieation over 20 Pn- Paretion Exams1 001 of Molt up ra 20 coal -of mil. -I In 1-htory $ 75.00 "Us $I OC for each test booklet over 70 IC."'Om feel cost """blo upon request) .Igl Condeai eVn tOn Eu Ihet l0n 1 25 examinees I1 Proctor) S 25.00 2!, •,0 a.amine" (2 Proctors) 110.1 S 50.00 G1 75 exa -meal 13 Pr l S 76.00 in) Inn r.ow Cand,dates(coprdmawsdealboard- --do agency Provide membanl ..... S 20.00 Fee, nor bna.d member it contracted ' , $ 10.00 h1 Post E- aminnaon Proceeuref for up to 20... -Incas e S 50.00 plus $3 OO for each adtlltional 10 ex.minoee 11) RalCndl bOm E. ISting Llft Fur n. up to 10 nom- - IncludC: ,•ICn hlicat,pn and h.ja at,O- eel elig,bla, S 45,00 !,I CI,IS, hCtli3On Study and Rod ort $ IS 00 /hr. Id Annn.rr I, -lore ga m., beard, emp'.'.0 g•p„P, Ina nn Bement, utc S 15.00 /hr Irnl COndu<t Cla{Sd,c -Iron Apnea) Or S.rva ns Nvar,ng ONlcer on Board S 15 00 /he. 1•I OI Pa„ rayon S sating An.iy,11 $ 1600 /hr. lo) Conduct W.U. SurvaY - Io..u.ndStnew,d0 .... 5 50.00 par Position Ill E{'ardnh $a,,uY Rrcgmmontlat,on furaI -CIaN f_"' S 5000 sal Cn•,oscl Repa•dmg New L.,i,,.pon Icg Ft SAI S 25.00 /hr Irl Cann,, T,.,n,ng U,mg County I•r•sonncl an, Ras ice: $20000 /day Its Co•.s�„ta Iron on A,,,r -alive Ar1•on Pun+ $ 15.001h, (0 D,sc m•nabon Lomplo,nl Invnbgn,on S 1b.00 /hr 16 028 Cn ntv Cnnk let Twenty Lvo 1251 forms or feu 3 Ile) Twenty I,ve 125) or 10,0 farm. .30 lurchafed at the same time /f Orrn $ / Ice Two Pepe forms, afeh .02 Oa 101 G-, k'a Man,nl On Fo,m:, each $1 50 let Past. g. thong., :hall be added 10 an mast order: Iq Sair, to +al anpron',a la I'll ha charged. Ip) Fue tar i1t..n,. of ma' g, hc-mk d,rmp nanh,.mest I•Jurs, ,n adamon to Ina rn-ded by 5r.bon 26840, nisi L S? 00 ^ T h,f 10, 1,0•. 110- Ot rcnunte Payment by the F3.22.01 001-1111"1 inn Stele of Cahfarn•a, Or by any county c,ly a.111,C. 0, oil er Pubi,c body In the Stall Other Ste to established 1001 In ,petal schedule Pubinh.d by County Clark. 16.020 Onvrcl Attorney. Preparal.on of Ph.I.COp,M Of d,:c drable material /pr defendant, In -metal cafes S 10 /copy 16.0210 Economic Dw- lepment Map, S 20•ta. Ial le Industrial C,roct.,V $3 Bar to. -5- t6 021.1 FIA Enviro_ 0_tal A� ^iyfN Division �%1ali ml,an;f np /Or 1?nv(i.;mante4�ii -v)e- Cammlttee a1 Adminittratwo Review Processing Includes Prehnllnary Env •anme,t -I OeKrlpbon Form (PEDFI nd lnlilal Send S 6000 (h) The toe jar Environmental Impact Reports and En•nronmeental Review board Determination which is In addition to imtiai filing fee Far projects cmbng: (1) UP to and Including$250.000 $ 800.00 121 Over 5250,000 but less than$1,000,000 $1,500.00 (31 Over 51,000,000 but I-n than $1,500,000 52,200.00 51 (4) $1 500,000 and great#, 4,00 /hour plus cost of Special Studlaf fN R.quast for Envbonmmtal Review 6oara D -- -hits- on the Use of a Single Envlronmantal Impact RepOr1 (S EIR) S GO.00 d - ndmanb end /or addenda to an Wining Environmental Impact Report are required by the Environmen tar Rev raw 0.10. the following loaf will apply in eddltl on to S EI R filing toe. nl Up tq and �ncludmg $250,000 $ 500.00 (21 Over S2E0,000 but Iess thin 51,000,000 S 800.00 (3) Over$1000.000 but less than S1,500,003 51,300.00 (4) $1,500,000 and draft., SI40000 " n 1 500 00 ma. )mum II a new bnvironm..en:el Impact h..o,t is required by the Environmental Review Based, the f#es tar Preparing EI Rf wdl apon, IS -e ay1G 0211 IbIL (dl Information Report /Neo+i N# D#c•.rMoon S 100.00 If a Negative Dociaratron 1. not granlad by the Envirnnmohtal R-v,aw, Board. completion of an E- 1110 -m enter Impact Report If r.qu,red The lollow•np Ills WIII Apply In .dd,tion to -list /IUrg les end Inlnnrnallan Report fees For projects cn:bng. Its Upto and lnclud,ng$250,000 S 200.00 121 Ovcr $250,000 but I-: than $1 000.000 S 000.00 13) Ova, $1,000,000 but less than$1.500,000 51,60000 (4) 51,500,000 and groat., $14,O0mou, r (o) Appeal Fee Pius cost e, SPec,.l Studlaf $ 100.00 e Ip Envu On ,-Ansel AdmlmfVahvO Guldebnp: for Loch Endo- IE A G L E 1 $5 00mopy Plus r, iling charge, Ig1 Cnv onmchn Fty for F.Ptn . e Contret tad wronmentel Impact ao.,d end Env fonneing Review apply rleldd, l-abOn. The /allowing leas will sPPIY atltl,tlOn to iha -beets 1h,ng fee. FOn per laClf eosr,nq (1) UP to and,n iod,ng$250,000 S 30000 (2) Over 5250 000 but loss then S1 000.000 $ 400.00 (3) 0, $1000,000 but Ins than 51,500.000 S 500.00 141 51,500.000 and greater t 000 00 r (h) Minlnp and RKlenuliOn Fl.n R#v,eW 574.00 /hour SG00 00 m.. ]mum, r1A Nohca of ExeTPhan Fae plus coat of SO.-I Sri Ores S 25.30 111) En,nonmental Document Reproduction Cot.. S 10 /Papa Plus marling costs 16 021, • Control (a) Laboratory Cha " 11) L.norno,V Town, f0, Ouls,nle Agonc,es ....... $14,241h, 121 Feld T-bng fn, OuMdo Agencies tit 70 /hr. IAI Velllne M,laapo $ 18 /ml. 13) Carr S,nnnlmg for Ou..dle Agencrof 513.75/hr, IAI V1h,Ue Mdaago S 18 /mi. (4) A0 , this for County DOps,tmnnu R- ,mbu,sable $ 3.75 /he. IF Mobd. O,ili Rig Services ' $32.50 /h,. (b) P.n m,tf ,1) Storm Crain Connectrom (A) U0 to 27 m 0I.met.r (1) Fihno Fee Inonrefund.ble) S 60.00 011 Insnecbon Fae 5726.00 (0) 20 m to 48 In, Demeter 111 F Img FAO 1 80.00 all I'"'Inen Fee $175,00 I 77 C Ciu 1` y te d by ChL."into cil- L Z5, IM 0 I CON11031111SIV1: I'm: scurnl1LE I141)1:x ♦ 3. .0 AHl1•tA7.s (includnn horuou, cat•t•ln, mules, horys, jac):s, junneL•s) 1.1 ,,n1a of_Impoundcd Animals (-,l•sc 3 -5) 1.2 Uispoaitxon of Proceed.[ from cello of anirAls (CI-IC 3 -6) / 1.3 D1,5POcition of Proceeds from onto of impounded animals (C1r.0 3 -0) ^� *moo-' ,,rw�rLei � �/z l building ronnit Foes (CMC 5 -2(c) ) 2.2 Plan Checking Foes (Cite 5 -2(d) ) 2.3 Code Inspection of a Structure to*)je 1-loved (CltC 5 -2(e) ) 2.4 Additionnl Pees for Improper Occupation (C61C 5 -2(f) ) 2.5 hazardous and Unsafe Con•:ercial Building (Cm 5 -15) 2.6 t:eehanical Permit Fees (CS:: 5 -18) 2.7 Electrical Permit Fees (CY.0 19 -2) 2.0 Plumbing Permit F•ecs (cmc 19 -49) 2.9 Sign Permit Fees (CMC 19A -2(b) ) 2.10 Jew Construction Fee t 1/3.0 BICYCLES 3.1 License Foes (CMC 4 -3) 171 J1 rl :1 �f a J 4.0 DANCES AHD DAN::E HALLS 4:1 Lic.n-c Foos (CMC a -5) 5.0 DOGS 5.1 License Fces (Ct:C 34115) 5.2 Reclai ^ing, Adnption, or Destruction of Impounded Dogs (CF:C 3 -24) 5.3 Surrender of Dog to Person other than Owner (CJs; 5.3) 5.4 Commercial Kennel License Fees (CIX 3 -28) "'/ 1.0 Colt, OPERATED DEVICES 6.1 License fees for vending machines, juke Loxes, and mechanical amusement devices (C.,!^• 7 -8) 7.0 FIRFV.`ORKS 7.1 Retail Fircuorka Permit Fees (C1,1C 11 -G) 7.2 Retail Fireworks License Fees (cm 12 -12) 7.3 14holesale Fireworks Permit Foos (CmC 11 -14) 8.0 Gh. .BAGE AND TRASH 8.1 Refuse Collection Charges (CJ1C 12 -13) 8.1.1 Commercial Service with Bins 0.1.2 Commercial sarvico without Zino 6.1.3 Roll -Out Service 8.1.4 Drop Body Charges 0.1.5 compactor Body Charges 8.1.6 Residential Charyea 8.1.7 Multiple Residential charges ' 8.2 Special Regulations 8.2.1 Apartments 8.2.2 Mobilo Boma Parks 8.2.3 hotels and Hotels 9.3 Spocial Handling G.4 Hcokend Service 8.5 Peculiar and /or Unusual Circumstances 0.6 nvmping 9.0 LICENSES G).N[:RALLY 9.1 Business License Fees (CF:C 14 -5) a.. 9.1.1 hetail and Vholosalo Business 9.1.1.1 nefinit•ion of Gross Receipts 9.1.1.2 Definition of Retailers 9.1.1.3 Definition of Miolesalors 9.1.2 Profeaaiona3, semi -pro fesnIonal `services" +r 9.1.2.1 Definition of Profesuional , 9.1.2.2 nefinition of Associate T$ 171 J1 rl :1 �f a J ./ 12.0 :-DVING BUILDINGS AND OTHER EXTRA LEGAL LOADS 12 1 House Moving and Transportation Deposit (C ?:C 15A -12) 12.2 Clouse roving a:.d Transportation Permit (C::C 15A -13) 13.0 PARCEL FAPS 011gz),a1$1ry ~r /4 J 14.0 19RRS V15.0 PLAINI11G 16.0 REFUSE: P.EMVAL OF b'EEDS, RIIBBIS11, LTC. 16.1 Procedure anon 'Rotiae to Remove" is not complied with(C14C 12 -2! J 17.0 PEPA IR OR VIL'RGENCY WORK 17.1 Repair or F.nergency work be City (CI•:C 20 -l8) 17.1.1 Stork Acca-.plis'.i;d by Contractor charges 17.1.2 tsrork Accomplished by City equipment and crews, charges 17'.1.3 Administration Costs ((y, JI8.01SEE11m; Ai:D SESSAGE DISPOSAL ,�• ^I` Y '18.1 Se er Connection Fee (C ?:C 19 -25) M1.11, .118.2 Sewer Frontage Fee (C- 19 -34) �i J18.3 Sci+er Reimburse -ent (CF.0 19 -35) 116.4 Sewer Service (CMC 19 -41) 18.4.1 Single Family rwellings 18.4.2 connections other than Single Family 18.4.3 Cozmcrcial and indu ,:trial 18.4.4 Schools J 19.n STORM DRAIN ACREAGE FEE (CML 19 -8) J 20.0 ENGII'EERIf1G PLAN CHWIC AND INSPECTION• FEES I 20.1 riblic Improvec:.erts (CF7 20 -15) 20 2 Grzd:ng Permit and Plan Check. Fee (CMC 20 -16) i 21.0 SUBDIVISIONS r 21.1 Tentative Map Fee (CFIC 21 -3) t 21.2 Final r:.ip ree (Cm 21 -7) 22.0 TAXI CADS AND OTHER T.UTO :ADILUS MR 11ME 22.1 Rates Established (Cm 22A -3) 22.2 Taxi Cab T.pplication (CNC 22A -10) 23.0 EATER 23.1 Installation of Services and F :ctcr Changes (Ci•ti 25 -2) 23.2 Later PAtcs (cm 25-4) 23.3 11•,•4rart and Tcnlorary Service (C)*_ 25 -5) 23.3.1 Construction /Con.pact in hater ULage ly. 31 23.4 Par :.cnt of Itillr. (CMC 25 -6) 1 ' 4 1 t S i. i I r 9.1.4.1 Definition of MnraifocLw•inU 9.1.4.2 W2finiLJon of A0 ini:,tr :ttion �, 9.1.5 Application, 1'ir:,t Liccnuo 9.1.6 Cancwal of license 9.2 Schecluia• of I.icen ::e Fees for Cercuin Businercos (CMC 14 -6) 9.3 Applic.stion Feos for PLddlerc and Folieitors (CC:. 34 -11) ! 9.4 Jvr.alt :y for Failure to Pay L.ccnsc Poo (Cm.0 14 -2D) 9.5 Tri,n!:fcr I'oc 9.6 tteplacc :went of lost or destroyed license (CMC 14 -28) / N 10.0 LIV••I E..TF.RTAP.: }J Rr 10.1 Entert,inmr.nt Permits (CF',C 14A -6) Y 11.0 FV. SAGE E_TABLISHMEWS 11.1 I!assagc Pcl,nits (CF.0 1413-4) 11.2 Change of LocaLicn: MiLsage Permits (CMC 148 -9) i 11.3 Transfer: Massage Permits (CMC 14B -16) ./ 12.0 :-DVING BUILDINGS AND OTHER EXTRA LEGAL LOADS 12 1 House Moving and Transportation Deposit (C ?:C 15A -12) 12.2 Clouse roving a:.d Transportation Permit (C::C 15A -13) 13.0 PARCEL FAPS 011gz),a1$1ry ~r /4 J 14.0 19RRS V15.0 PLAINI11G 16.0 REFUSE: P.EMVAL OF b'EEDS, RIIBBIS11, LTC. 16.1 Procedure anon 'Rotiae to Remove" is not complied with(C14C 12 -2! J 17.0 PEPA IR OR VIL'RGENCY WORK 17.1 Repair or F.nergency work be City (CI•:C 20 -l8) 17.1.1 Stork Acca-.plis'.i;d by Contractor charges 17.1.2 tsrork Accomplished by City equipment and crews, charges 17'.1.3 Administration Costs ((y, JI8.01SEE11m; Ai:D SESSAGE DISPOSAL ,�• ^I` Y '18.1 Se er Connection Fee (C ?:C 19 -25) M1.11, .118.2 Sewer Frontage Fee (C- 19 -34) �i J18.3 Sci+er Reimburse -ent (CF.0 19 -35) 116.4 Sewer Service (CMC 19 -41) 18.4.1 Single Family rwellings 18.4.2 connections other than Single Family 18.4.3 Cozmcrcial and indu ,:trial 18.4.4 Schools J 19.n STORM DRAIN ACREAGE FEE (CML 19 -8) J 20.0 ENGII'EERIf1G PLAN CHWIC AND INSPECTION• FEES I 20.1 riblic Improvec:.erts (CF7 20 -15) 20 2 Grzd:ng Permit and Plan Check. Fee (CMC 20 -16) i 21.0 SUBDIVISIONS r 21.1 Tentative Map Fee (CFIC 21 -3) t 21.2 Final r:.ip ree (Cm 21 -7) 22.0 TAXI CADS AND OTHER T.UTO :ADILUS MR 11ME 22.1 Rates Established (Cm 22A -3) 22.2 Taxi Cab T.pplication (CNC 22A -10) 23.0 EATER 23.1 Installation of Services and F :ctcr Changes (Ci•ti 25 -2) 23.2 Later PAtcs (cm 25-4) 23.3 11•,•4rart and Tcnlorary Service (C)*_ 25 -5) 23.3.1 Construction /Con.pact in hater ULage ly. 31 23.4 Par :.cnt of Itillr. (CMC 25 -6) 1 ' 4 1 t S i. i I r 23.5 )ontarlina l:r.Ler,cinn (CI:C 75 -91 23.6 YhL,•rlinc ):rlenaf o:,: flew, SLrret (D:C 24 -30) 23.7 Water l,c)nir L:vrk )y City (CI :C 25 -16) 24.0 )T TONS 24.1 Ragictratiou FCC (CKC 26 -9) 25.0 1:I.5CELLA):L't)US MIX = 25.1 bui)Jing Rental Fcau 25.2 Specinl ):vents 25.3 Dingo 25.4 Return Mack Chargo 1� • �i • .e , i •f i f •i 1 .f 1� • �i • .e I i 2.7.2 plan Chec): Fees: 50t of all feet charged, except pernti issuance ice, ,:lien service switch size exceeds 200 w-11cree or 300 volts. 2.7.3 Alterations, I.i.ditiona and how Con tr.:_tion: Unera no ctructurnl work is being Lone or ,•here it is 1rprcctical to use t10 sguaro foatoge schedule, convert to units as follOWS: 2.7.1.1 Convect the following to units t: :en charge $1.50 for each unit. For each 5 outlets or fraction ther.r -Nero current is used or controlled . . . . . 1 unit For each S lighting fixtures or fract an thereof where current is used or controlled . 1 unit For multi - outlot assenbly (fe+:toon tyre plug r-old, ate.) Each 20 -feet or fracticn t!�creof ,1 unit 2.7.3.2 For equipment rateu in Horsepower (H?) , kilowatts (P.G), oz Y.11ovolt- r..-peres (Y.VD.), the cce for each r -otux, transferrer, anal /or applicnco shall be; lip, );W, XV1. Oic rP3.C:1ON THEREOF FEE 0 to l 5 1.50 I L1wr 1 and not over 10 3.00 Over 10 and not over S9 5.00 Over SO and not over 100 10.00 t Ovor 100 And not over 500 15.00 t Over 503 20.00 NOTE: t 1. For equipr..ent or appliances having -are than one rotor or heater, Lhe sum of the corbincd ratings r:py be used to cor•pute the fee. 2. These fees incl_ue all switches, circuit breakers, contractors, relays and other directly related c. -ntrol enuiprent. 2.7.4 Temporary service: 2.7.4.1 TCrporery or construction service, including poles t or yx:dentols, each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 5.00 2.7.4.2 Approval for temporary ure of pernanent :crvtrr. eruif cat prier to completion of structure or final inspectior, each $ 5.00 2.7.4.3 Additior:al supporting poles, each $ 2.00 1 i+ .i t - f , i � i , i I t t I SECT103 15.0 Pl.I: ::JI'.:O ' Ordinance 110. 452 allows fees to be charged for Planning bopaiti,cr,t worh. Such fee schedule shall be its follo•..s: Conditional use Pornit 5200 lio:no occupation Fcrmit . . . . . . . . . . . $ 75 Zone Charge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $250 + $1 /acre Pro -Zenc z $250 + $1 /acro All Site Approvals Except Industrial $11001 +1$5 /acre Industrial Site Approvals . . . . . . . . . $110Qt+151 /acro Variance . 5100 i Environrental 7.osossnent . . . . . . . . . . $ 50 I Environmental Inpact Report . . . . . . . • $500'n"POscost charge Is of xeportJ balanced xcturned if not used. Zoning Ordinance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S 10 Annexation (in addition to applicable. $250.00 Zoning l:ap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1.50 i General Plan 7•lap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1.50 i $ 20.00 Revision or Extension to planning 25.D0 Cow,nJssion AFproval . . . . . . . . . . . . S : S } :CTJOIJ 16.0 Fd: FL'S!': Removal of 1,acds, Rul,bish, etc. ' 16.1 Procedure t:hvil "1Cotice to Remove" is 17ut corplied i with. Charges for removal of fire, honith or ;ndaic zofcty hazard i from properties within the City of Chino nhall he as follotrs: Tito work shall be r,rcorplishoa by a Contractor engaged by the City and the c1laiger.::hn.1 be thor•c cstablirhed 3n the runtrncL by ferrsl hid procedure -tun the following: Y 1, A cervica charga of *70.00 her parcul (to rlur),..y r;:prnscc such no innl,ectrona, noticon, photo(jrrgrhr, and pusting). 2. hdn.inintrative cort•s in the nm•runt of twenty -rive percent (25t) of the boric charga. I3. The co:- .binad rurvico charge and adminirtrative costs rhall not excrcd $100 por pnrc.l. r' SF.CTI0:1 17.0 P: Phllt OR IWEIML'NCY idCP.l' 1111) SCIII:1)0IX0 JOlts f I 17.1 Impair or rncrt¢uncy Work by City. tlorh aceorp2ishcd by the City to repair facilities damaged by a Contractor, ceor,cy or other party and other er:.ergency work shall be charged for in occordanco with the folioA ng schedule: 17.1.: %::•.cn wort, is acconpl.ishod by a Contractor angrgod by the City, the charges shall bo those established in the contra =t by (a) Formal bid procedure, (b; Informal bid procedure, I (e) Purchase Order, ' plus aeimin'.rtre.tive costs in the c=ount o: twonty -five 'pereent (251) ; of the basiv charge. When ra•3rgency repairs are nocesrit•tted due to da-age to City facilities by a Contractor, City crews will he utilized and charged at the then prevailing par diem wage rata as established by the dc? arirant 1 of nmploymcnt for this area. i u 17.1.2 I:hcn schcC.uled or mutual aid work is acco.plishod by I City crews utilizing City equtpn3at, the basic charge shall be computed (� on a time required basis during normal working hours. Labor charges I Iexceeding thu normal wor;,+ng hours will be charged at tir••e and a half (1 112 tines the labor rates listed below): i t I.n).er tlntos �I Haintenince Worker I . . . . . . . . . , . . $ 6.25 per hr. ilainten. nce t:or):cr II . . . . . . . . . . . $ 7. DD per hr. �u rquipr:ent Operator � $ 7.50 pier lrr. i F•quil•:.•cnt 7•.echnnic . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 0.00 per 7rr. Load O;•arator . �. * U.UO per hr. II 1'l0d :.:;.cruiser 9.00 ),cr Jer. �! I u 1. t• 4 , r H VIvi • S1:CT10:1 20.0 MIGIM'SilIIA, 1`1.N7 MICCK A111) T:1SP1:CT7Ot1 MRS 1 20.1 Public 7mprovusupts. The plan check, fee shall be paid in accordance with the folioti:ing sche.lulo upon presentation of Plana. Coat (A-11, %roviceonts Fee 0 - $25,000 26 $25,000 - $75,000 26 of $25,000 plus 1.756 of amour,t above $25,000 $75,000 - $125,000 1,846 of $75,000 plus 1.50t of amount above $75,000 $125,000 - $200,000 1.70£ of $125,000 plus 1.256 of ar.ount above $125,000 $200,000 plus 1.546 of $200,000 plus 1.006 of amount above $200,000 The inspection fee shall be paid upon request for construction permit slid shall 1,o in arount twice (2) the plan chat): fee. 20.2 Grai.ing Permit and Plan Check Fee. A grading permit fee, in accordance with the following schedule, shall be paid. in addition, a grading plan check fee equal to one -half of the permit fee shall be paid. In estimating these fees, the sum of cut and fill shall be. considered. Schedules Ouantity Fee 50 cubic yards for lose $10.00 50 to 100 cubic yards . . . . . . . . . . . . $15.00 101 to 1,000 cubic yards . . . . $15.00 for the first 100 cubic yards plus $7.00 for each additional 100 cubic yards or fraction thcrcof. 1,001 to 1D,OOD cubic yards . $78.00 for the first 1,000 cubic yards, plus $6.00 for each additional 1,000 cubic yards or traction thereof 10,001 to 1DO,000 cubic yawls . . $132.00 for the first 10,000 rul.ic yards plus $27.00 for each additional 10,000 cubic yards or fraction thereof. 100,001 cubic yards or rare . $375.00 for the first 100,000 cubic yardr, plus $15.00 for each additional 10,000 cubic yo.,in or fraction thereof i I 't 1 .R �i i 7 , .f i I I � � 1I17 I F I , i I 61.t1.10.1 2).0 VUI10TVISI(INS 21.1 Tentative 11,11) Vec. Tho tectat.ivu I li filing fur shell be $300 p1ur. $3.00 rer let. 21.2. final 11,ap 1•uo. The final reap 0,c.ch feu shall be $300 plus $2.00 per lot. o1x1.3:r.-POR -1: L1: 22.1 Ilwtrs eutnl•;ashcd (Taxi Cabc and Other Automobiles for hire). The rater which nay be charged by U,xi cabs and other auto-, mobiles for hire uhnll not exceed the following: 1. Eighty cents ($.00) for the first onc- eighth mile 2. Twenty centn ($.20) for each additional ono -fifth mile. b. Nino dollars ($9.00) for each one (1) )-out of waiting or standby tins. 4. A fuel surchargo of five cents ($.05) per trip for each right cent ('i.OE) increare in the cost of gasoline above a thirty -nine cent ($.39) base. 22.2 Tari Cab Application. The application foe for a permit to operate an autoaobile for hire or a taxi cab is $25.00. 23.1 Advance paynants required to guarantee peymmnt of water, sower, and refuse charges shall be as follows: a. Individual residential service - $20.00 b. Apart.-.ents, condominium complex or nobile home parks ' sharing on, water motcrr $20.00 for the first unit, plus $10.00 for each additional unit C. Cocrercial and industrial - $30.00 Aftcr refuse and water service levels arc crtnblishcd, this amount is to be adjusted to approximately two months' billings. ,y d. Service stations - $40.00 A• C. Scrvicu ntationc with car wash - $60.00 •; f. Coin - operated laundries - $60.00 i I • I , i I �1 i 7� L'I:C0011 24.0 L1_:'I_MIS ? 2A.1 A v :"when trglrarnliun feu ut $3.00 r•Ila7] I:a ),bid � � �; I t ! f� y before a punnit aball he famed. j 1 ) ` S1)Q7rfg1.+1.6r41 rry ; 1 i 25.1. Building Ecutalt Resolution no. 75 -28, Itulos and Fcgulationn for uno of the Chino Co:mnuniLy building, allows fees to i I be chnrgcd for the rental of raid facilities. Thera feet+ are as 1 1' fo] to rr: t 1 t k: sILNGIA: USUSS 1 ; t Auditorium - Mocting $ 35.00 i g; - Dinnor 60.00 - Dance 150.x0 ! j r � i Ilitchcn - Light Uso r $20.00 Kitchun - Full use - 30.00 - Room 6 ii.00 1 Clean up Dop osit 5).00 .; 3 (Refundable) 1 1 t A. \P:iVIL USE I Auditorium $ 6.00 - $9.00 /mtg.* !1 Room 4 4.50 /mtg, i > Room G 3.00 /n•tg, I 'Foe basod on nu.:bar of uses each year. R , i 1 ry 25.2 Spacial Eventsr For any special events as,de:inod by ! the Special Events Ordincnca, there shall be a $25.00 permit fee. In addiLion,*thoro will be charges to the applicant for any special cost Incurred by thu Police Dopartnont unleus waived by the City Council. r 2+ --Pi -, r Ordinance No. 76• -15 allows a fee to be charged { for bingo license fees. The annual bingo license fee has Lecn set at $100.00. JJJ 3 25,4 FzUrned Chock Chargo: A charge of five dollars ($5) 1 `,will be tnculo for all chects returned by the bank custo-;orra fur non - h (sufficient funda or bocaunc the accowtt has bean closed. 44 `1. 1 Pr= ` i;v i !l IL 111A r,j;m O:1 2.0 BIli LU7•:GS 2.1 Building Pumit rose: The following fees rhnll be charged for Building Pcrmito: r Tot._1 Valuation Fee $1.00 to $500.00 $5.00 I $501.00 to 10,000.00 $5.00 for the first $500.00 plus � $1.00 for each additioncl $10000 or fraction thereof to i and ncluding $2,001.00 to $25,000.00 $20.00 for the first $2,000 plus � $4.00 for each additional $1,000 or fraction thereof, to and in- eluding $25,000.00 $25,001.00 to $25,000.00 $112.00 for the first S2i,000 plus 53.00 for each additional - $1,000 or fraction thereof to anfl Including $50,000.00 $50,001.00 to $100,000.00 $187.00 for the first 550,000 plus $2.00 for cash additional $1,000 or fraction thereof to and includin, $100,000.00 $100,001.00 to $500,000.00 r $287.00 for the first $100,000 plus $1.50 for each additional $1,000 or fraction thereof, to and including $500,000.00 $500,001.00 and up $887.00 for the first 5500,000 plus $1.00 for each additioncl $1,000 or fraction thereof. 2.2 Plan Chocking Fees: The Plan Checking Fees shall be I hs follows: •khan the valuation of the proposed construction exceeds one thousand dollbrs and a plan is required to be submitted by sub - section (c) of Secticm 301 of the Uniform Building Coda, a plan checking fce shall be paid to the building official at the time of submitting plans and s;ccifications for checking. Said plan chocking fee shall be equal to c..c-hzlf of the building permit fee as sot forth in the rchedule is Section 2.1)." •iliere plans arc of such conplexity, are incomplete, or are ch:.nged be as to require additional plan checking time after Um original plan ctrck fee is absorbed at the rate of ten dollaro por hour, additional plan check fee shall be paid to the Building 1� r � I ( I , , IN M partrocn:. at Lhe rate of ton dollars per hour for the amount of ' time expended." I i 2.3 Code Inspection of a Structure to be Moved: The i foe for a required Code inspection of a structure to be moved shall ha thirty -five dollars ($35.00) when located within t +;arty -five miles (25) of the city limits, and a foe of one dollar per mile in addition i to the original thirty -five dollars shall Lo paid in excess of twenty -five miles for such Code inspection. 2.4 Additional Foos For Improper occupation: If a t is occupied prior to the requirenents of _ building of structure . Section 306(a) of the Uniform Bailding Code without prior approval as provided in Section 306(d) therein, then an SnspoctSon permit fee shall be raid by the builder to the Huilding ne;art =went of $100.00 before a final inspection shall be rondo. Inspection parmit fees, double that of the last violation of this section, shall be paid to the Building Departa,ont for each rcpcatod violr,tion. 2.5 Hazardous and Unsafe Commercial Buildings: Any person may file for an appeal from notice tc, abate by paying a fee of $50.00 at the time of application for an appeal hearing. 2,6 mechanical parrots: Any person desiring a permit required by the uniform Building Code, shall,at the tine of filing an application therefore, pay a fee as required by this Section. 2.6.1 For the issuance of each permit . . . . . . . . . $3.00 2.6.2 For the installation or relocation of each forced -air or gravity -type furnace or burner, including ducts and vents attnehod to such " appliance,up to and including 10D,000 D.T.U.'s $4.00 - 2.6.3 For the installation or relocation of each forced -air or gravity -Lypc furnace or burner including ducts and vents atte..el:ed to such $5.00 app]iru:co ever 100,000 B.T.U.'c 2.6.4 ror tho installation or relocation of each $4.00 floor furnace, including vent . . . . . . . . i I ( 1. I f I� f , k 111 1 j f f� l �I 1 1 it .r I I 2.6.5 For thu innta7,3aLion or rrlrc.,ticn of each sus - prn,'ud boater, rnvarsud :,all hc3tor or flour mnuntcd unit hevi.rr . . . . . . . • . . . . . . $4.00 2.G.G For the instn1.1aLion, rclocatiun or replace- ment of each nppliance vrnt inrL•allnd and not included in an.apl,licnce hermit . . , . . . $2.00 2.G.7 For the ropair of, altc:nt!un of, or addition to each heating cppliance, rafriCoration unit, comfort cooling unit, absorption un.r„ or inch comfort hanting, cntlini, absorption, or ovapornLi:•a cowling syntom, U'ltding installntica of controls regulate: -1 this Codo - . . .. •. .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.00 2.6.8 For the installation or relocation of each boiler or compressor to and includinc three horsopc.wer, or each ahsrrrtion systci to and including io0,DOO D.T.U. Is . . . . . . . . . . . $4.00 2.6.9 For the inrt- 11nt1cn or relocrtion of each boiler or caaPrcrsor over three horsepower to and ncluding 15 horse, ower, or each absorp- tion system over 100,0:0 b.:'.U's to and ii.- cluailg 500,000 11.2.U's . . • . . - . $7.50 2.6.10 For Cie installation or relocation of each boiler or romprensc•r over 15 horcPpc:er to and includ..ng 30.horrepos:er, or earn ab- sorption system over SU0,000 B.T.t'.'s to and including 1,000,000 B.:.L'.Is . . . . . . . .$10.00 2.6.11 For the install utien or relocation of each boiler or campressor over 30 horsupower to and inrluding 30 horsepower, or for each a:s�- tian system aver 1,GH,1300 B.T.U.'s to and i:,cluding 1,750, ODD B.T.U.'a .$15.00 2.6.12 For the installation or relocation of each boiler or a•oirisaeration cu- ressor over 50 horsepower, mr.oach ubsorpticn system over 1,750,DDD 13.7..U. 's • .. .. . . . . . . . . . . .$25.00 2.6.13 For each air hm,dling unit to and including 10,000 cubic Snot par•.inutc, including ducts attached thereto .. . . . . . . . . . . .$ 3.00 NOTE: This inn vholl not apply to an air .handling .unit which is a portion of a factory nsuenble2 appliance, con- sort cooling unit, evaporative coDler xx absorption unit for which a permit 1s required elsewhere in this Lode. 2.6.14 For each niT hanilling-=it over 10,000 cubic feet per ninuta .. .. - .. .. . . . . . . . . . . .$ 5.00 2.6.15 For each evaporative roo7rr other than portable type .. .. .. .. - .. . . . . . • .. . . .$ 3.00 2.6.16 For each rnrrt San.ronncated to a single duct .$ 2.00 2.6.17 For each -ventilation system i•hieh is not a portion of any ho ating or nir conditioning system Iuthuri:od My -a pern.it ..$ 3.00 ;r h 4 2.6.38 For the installation of each hued which is r.orved l.y mc•chaaicaI exhaust, including $3.00 the ducts for such hood . • ;1.6.19 For the inrtallntion or relocation of $5.00 each domestic typo incinerator . . . . . . . 2.G.20 For tho instO lation or relocation of each commercial or ir.dustrial typo incinerator .:20.00 2.7 Electrical Perrit FOae: :he fee for Electrical Permits shall bo as follows: 2.7.1 New Construction and i.dditions: permit issuance fee shall be $4.00, plus 5.01 per arpere for each corvico switch 300 volts or loss: $.02 per a -.pore for each service twitch 300 volts or less, $.02 per arpero for each service switch 301 volts to 600 volts, S.05 per ar..poro f-or each service switch in excess of 600 volts- in addition, tho following fcos shall apply to electrical systems contained within or on Any now structure, including now additions tc. existing structures: • $.0025 oer tq, ft. 1. 4larehouce - that part which is over 5,000 sq. ft. 2. Storage garages r.•horc no repair work in done. 3. Aircraft hangers where no repair work is done. f $.005 par sq. ft. i + 1. Residential accessory buildings attached or do- + Lathed, such as garages, carports, sheds, etc, i 2. garages and carports for motels, hotels and cormarcial parking. 3. t:archouscs up to and including 5,000 sq. ft. t. All other occupancies not listed, that part which is over 5,000 cq. ft. + f $.01 per en. -ft. All other occupanicoc not listed up to and inclu- ding 5,000 sq. ft. + $.001 l+er on, ft. + enporary wiring during construction. ,a I For each industrial warlo pre- treatn^_nt interceptor, including its trap and vent, excepting i.itclsen type groace interceptors functioning an fixture traps . . . . . . . . . $ 5.00 For installation, alteration or repair of water piping and/or water treating equipment . $ 2.00 For repair or alteration of drainage or vent piping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.00 For each lawn aprinklor system on any one rotor, including backflo:: protection devices therefore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2.00 For vacuum breakers or backflo -e protective devices on tanks, vats, etc. or for Instal- lation of uaprotccted p1L *wing fixtures Including necessary water piping - one (1) to four (4) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 2.00 Five (5) or pore, each . . . . . . . . . . . . S .50 2.9 Sign Pewits: Tho -sign permit fees shall be set forth in Section 2.1 of this Itasolutiom. 2.Jo Now construction fee: The new construction fees shall be as follows: 2.10.1 For each dwelling unit in a single - family condominium., apartment duplex, or rultiplo- dwelling structure, or in a hotel or dormitory, fifteen cents per squsra foot of gross building area undo- roes' r two hundred dollars per each dwelling unit, whichever is the greater total suz7 2.10.2 For each addition to a dwelling unit in a single family condcminium, apartrcrt duplex, or multiple- dwelling structure, or in a hotel or dormitory, which addition consists of 650 square feet or core under roof, or whrch addition creates an additional dwelling unit, fifteen cents per square foot of gross building area under roof, or two hundred dollars per each dwelling unit, whichever is the greater total su:n. 2.10.3 For each trailer space, two hundred :collars, with no additional sum for any directly accessory structure. I ( . I I 1 i 1 s• i s( ( sf s t t ; � � t r i t 1) I 1 i y, 1 V 9.4 Penalty for Failure to Pay License Foe. A penalty of 10t per r.onth of the license foe duo 55411 be paid for failure to pay a licel.se fee within 30 days after the care sba.11 become due. Naximum penalty SOt of license fee. Th., City bliall collect in addition to the penalty due any costs incurred by the necessity to file suit for co22ec- tion in the Courts. 9.5 Transfer rea. A fee of $2.00 shall be charged for trans- , fcrrinq a business license. 9.6 Repisce;•ert of Lost or Destroyed license. A feo of $1.00 shall be paid for the replacement of lost or dcbtroyed licenses. SEC7I0'4 10.0 LTV). E.:i:RTAT\SMJT 10.1 Patcrtain-sat Permits. A fee of $25.00 shall be paid upon thn filing of each application for a permit for the purpose of defraying the expense i.cidcntal to ttc processing of an application for live entertainnent. SECTION 11.0 r. SS1.GE ESTi_lLTS11PMJT 11.1 liassage rernitn. A non- refu-.dable fee of $50.00 shall acco-pany the submission of each application to defray, in part, the costs of investigation and report. A porrit to perform ressage services does not authorize the operation of a massage actablishrrnt. Any per- son licensed -o perforn massage services who desire to operate a massage establishment rust sepa:Ately apply for a permit therefore. 11.2 Change of location: Massage Permits: The change of location fee shall be $5.00. 11.3 Transfer.: Passage Permits; The fee for each application involving the sale or transfer of a massago establishment shall be $5.00. SECT104 12.0 L0V1 %G SUILDTC.GS Ai'D OTAER EX—MA LEGAL LOADS 12.1 Fousc roving rid Transportation Deposit. Before issuing the transport-stion per^ -it, the City Engireer shall rcquirc of the appli- cant a deposit of a sum of :o;:oy equal to trice the amount of the esti- mated erpcnse to isCer:ify the City for such expenues, as well as against any loss or damage which the City may sustain Ly reason of damage or , Injury to any street, sidewalk, fire hydra t or other property of the i a City. Such deposit stall not be less than 5500.00. 0 I# { t I• 1 • 3" i { i• 1 . 1 12.2 Iloure !loving and 9'ronuporL•ation Permit. 1, fee of ] I I S $lr per rrclion, ::ubjecL to n LnLal 3nr113uw i] t1'Inil fee of $J5 s ll be paid L-,, t11u applicant vbo npl,lies fur a permit under the provi- sion:; of Chapter 151, of thu Chico City Codo. 1 SUCTION 13.0 1'1.P.M. HAT'S I 13.1 Pared llap Peen. The fee for parcel maps is as shorn on the folloc ing schedul el 9'entutivc Piling gee , $100.00 1, !-lap Chucking roe 5 50.00 + $15 /lot I y •1 i SEMON 14.0 PARIS I .. . . 1 Every residentirl Ceveloper or person who develops ? land for residential p.2]-poses shall tledicaie a portion of su:h land, ii pay a fee, or a co-bination of both, nt.tJtc option of the City as j .i set forth in Ordinance No. 7C9, for the purpose of provieirg park and recreational facilities at tho tilcn and according to the staidard•, ! 1 and fornula contained in Ordinance 1:0. 7119. 3 t : I Ordinance I.e. 7C9 shall not apply to alterations � 'or additions to an existing dwelling unit, provided said alteration II or addition does 'not create an additional dwelling unit. )! 1 An additional fro equaling 25t of Via designated park fee shall be paid for t33o devolopiwnt of recreational facilities. )]7{ , tan .r_1 rc _t•:: c_r.�.: 1 : F rnt-- 1 '� ��'!• 7: 1]� )•o'f �: , 1 3' ' .03{:7) is 93.3] .::]/9 OJ).DS .(tilt i]6.]I t• • ,.D]rlf tl ;.<t .037)7 J :D. D3 .MST 7]1.99 1 1 ' 6 O)975 1[0.94 M.tl {10.07 .[1711 3n.17 • . .070;1: 7• 9 .r11t1 1.073 )7 .::]7: Si:.t) .N(46 917.19 1 1 7 .ef):]S 7. /lt ] .Og73 :.c L -. :: .D):N ]It.t• • ! i i .I 1110 3.911 t7 .t71ti ' 3.ltt.04 .(7119 610.14 , ' • 1 .117375 3.:97.1) .. 1::t 2.:t1.tT .tml 99(.99 .393319 3..:1.71 .W,,D ]. :S O. r( .tti10 717 /) 1 1 t :979 7, ;.•.l..l t.:., 1:7.)1:/.:.♦ , .122 SUCTIM 3.0 LiTaqus 3.1 Dicycle License - I.ppliVation, Fact Issuance, Attachment and Duration of Tog, Fee for Pcissuance of Lost or Destroy- ed Tag: Bicycle registration slips and license plates shall be issued by the Chief of Police upon the payr..ent of a license fee of two dollar:.. The fee for roiszuing a lost, destroyed, or defaced license plate or change of registration slip shall be fifty cents. SECT10. 4.0 DANCE AND DANCE HALLS 4.V lAcenses for Oonces and Dance 11alls: The license fee for operating, conducting, an? carrying on a public dance or franca hall shall be $5.00 par night or $30.00 per quarter, or $100.0 per year and in adLition, paymcnt shall be nado for any police services deemed necessary Ly t10 Chief of Police. Further, a three h nored ($300) dollar deposit fir damages to City owned property, that nay be incurred as a result of such public dance, will be paid concurrently with license fees. It ....all be the responsibility of the person, organization or association who owns or operates a location to inform tho Police Department of the person or persons who wish to use, rent or latse the property for the purpose of holding a public dance or private dance wherein or whereat rore than fifty persons are oapecte+ to attend. Also, to advise those persons to contact the Chino Poi'ro Department to detgrnine the necessity of a dance license before the rental or lease agreement is fine., end before any such dance is permitted." SECTION 5.0 DOGS 5.1 Payment and Schedule of Annual Dog License Fees: The annual license fee charged to any person o•.•ning or harboring any dog within. the City shall be as follows: Licensing: For each male clog . . . . . . $ 0.00 For each neutered male dog . . . . . $ 4.00 Far each fcnonlc dog . . . . . . . $ 0.00 For each ::payed fe.male clog . . . . . $ 4.00 i i 1, !ff t• ft r e. Fen.�ltys A pona3ty' of four dollars ($4.00) shall be addotosc�, a lsuithinrthirtyf(30) failure to P sY hc days after t;o n,-.., r.]iall fall due. 5.2 Reclaiming, adoption or destreetion of `.cpou rT_ed dog: The owner or posss:ssor of any dog impouudad, as provided in the Chino 11unicipal Coco, Section 3 -23, ray reclai:a said dog upon pdyac,ent of the required license fee plus impound and boarding fees. The impound fees shall be charged on the following scale: • First of_`ense • . . . . . . . . . . . $ 7.00 Second offpr•se (If within 6 rn_�:ths of $15.00 first offense) Third offonso (If within 6 s-,onths of $30.00 sccund offense) . . . . . . . . . . . T boarding fee of one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) s;sall be and one dol:ar elarged for food, shelter, and care the first day arsd fifty cents (51.50) +or each ad,11tional day that the dog is 1 t impounded. 5.3 Surrender of Dog to Person other Tian Owner: The i enforcing officer may surrender possession of an ir.?ounded dog to , any person paying the required license fee, plus tho bsnrding fees, plus the sum of not less than one dollar, but not more than twenty- ( five dollarn. 5.4 Commercial Y.cnnclu I.i•cnpe Fees: Every person open- sting a ccraz ^rcial ):onnel shall obtain a license fron the City, ! and pay in nnnual fee of two dollars per dog ever tte dye of fetr i months. , m f ( s� 2 �i � eee Fen.�ltys A pona3ty' of four dollars ($4.00) shall be addotosc�, a lsuithinrthirtyf(30) failure to P sY hc days after t;o n,-.., r.]iall fall due. 5.2 Reclaiming, adoption or destreetion of `.cpou rT_ed dog: The owner or posss:ssor of any dog impouudad, as provided in the Chino 11unicipal Coco, Section 3 -23, ray reclai:a said dog upon pdyac,ent of the required license fee plus impound and boarding fees. The impound fees shall be charged on the following scale: • First of_`ense • . . . . . . . . . . . $ 7.00 Second offpr•se (If within 6 rn_�:ths of $15.00 first offense) Third offonso (If within 6 s-,onths of $30.00 sccund offense) . . . . . . . . . . . T boarding fee of one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) s;sall be and one dol:ar elarged for food, shelter, and care the first day arsd fifty cents (51.50) +or each ad,11tional day that the dog is 1 t impounded. 5.3 Surrender of Dog to Person other Tian Owner: The i enforcing officer may surrender possession of an ir.?ounded dog to , any person paying the required license fee, plus tho bsnrding fees, plus the sum of not less than one dollar, but not more than twenty- ( five dollarn. 5.4 Commercial Y.cnnclu I.i•cnpe Fees: Every person open- sting a ccraz ^rcial ):onnel shall obtain a license fron the City, ! and pay in nnnual fee of two dollars per dog ever tte dye of fetr i months. , m f ( s� 2 �i � eee • is N 1� sLCTION 6.0 cola opry7grn tcyicr5 6.1 Licenses for Vending Yaclhinee, JuI:e 110Mca, and 1k:chanical 7z.usc -ent Devices. An annual licmue fee shall be paid before gr :-nting a 21canse to any person filing an npPlieation for the privilege of operating naintain.ng for operation ouch nachines, boxes or devices. 7) icanse 'ee for each of the following coin - operated eo ices shall be as follows: vending l:achines . . . . . . . . . . . vendor licensed under .jrosa receipts, Class B (Sec. 9.1.1) D- ^ehanical cnusenent devices, r.achines requiring leas than - - inrluding pcol tables, pinball 25 to operate . . $25 r rachines, pone, electronic achire requiring :5C or soccer, and other games of skill . . . nore to operate $35 Juk'a box or sirilar devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25 ; I For the purposes of this soation, tho to= "Juuhual" Is defined as the period July 1 through June 30th of the fiscal year in which such license is issued. i SS'CTION 7.0 F,YSi ^.ORTS 7.1 pztail Fireworks Permit Fees: Applications for sallinn firc-works within the City can be obtained upon paying the rotail permit fcc of $300.00 and a refundable c3ean -up deposit of $25.00. 7.2 petail Fireworks License Fees: The retail licence fee for selling fircaorks witlhin the City is $100.00 p_r stand. 7..i vholcsalc rireworks Permit Toes.- Ali upplicutions for ' a wholesale firawoIks permit shall be accon?auled by a permit Soo of $30D. Sl:C7I D': D. D G; MT.M. 10.1n TRAMI y; 9.1 Befusc .:olleelion Ch:rgeo. P..foso rollectiC charges ah..11 tm as follows: =8 EXHIBIT "A" 0.1.1 comte..rrial Service with Dins: co,-,ercial service (1 cw yd. bin) Contractor Osnied Bins (l:onthly Charge) Number of Sins wect:ly 2 3 4 5 6 Pekin 1 Picl•uv 1 Bins 1 $11.00 $71.00 $ 31.00 $ 41.00 $ 51.00 $ 61.00 2 18.50 36.00 53.50 71.00 88.50 106.00 3 26.00 51.00 76.00 101.00 126.00 151.00 4 33.50 66.00 98.50 131.00 163.50 195.00 5 41.00 81.00 121.00 161.00 201.00 241.00 6 48.50 96.00 143.50 191.00 238.50 286.00 177.00 • Charges for pickup of custorcr owned 265.00 5 bins will be $7.50 per ronth per bin 163.00 217.00 for once a week pickup - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - COnc- ,crcial service (2 cu. ya. bin) 385.00 125.00 Contractor Owned Bins (monthly Charge) 311.00 Number of Bins ti.ccRly - - - - - 2 3 4 5. 6 Picl•uv 1 Bins (Monthly Charge) _ 1 $15.00 $ 29.00 $ 43.00 $ 57.00 $ 71.00 $ 85.09 2 25.00 49.00 73.00 97.00 12).00 145.00 3 •35.00 69.00 101.00 137.00 171.00 2 ^5.00 4 45.00 89.00 133.00 177.00 221.00 265.00 5 55.00 109.00 163.00 217.00 271.00 325.00 6 65.00 129.00 193.00 257.00 321.00 385.00 Charles for pickup of customer owned bins will be $10.00 per month par bin for once a week Pickup- - - - - - - - - - - ` - CoTVercial - - - - Service - - - - - - - - - (3 cu. yd, bins) - - - - r_ontr..ctor Owned Bins (Monthly Charge) Number of Bins l:eckly rickuv 1 _ 2 3 4 5 6 1 $17.00 $ 33.00 $ 49.00 $ 65.00 $ 81.00 $ 97.00 2 20.50 56.00 83.50 11.00 136.50 166.00 3 40.00 79.00 11x.00 157.00 196.00 235.00 4 51.50 102.00 152.50 203.00 253.50 304.00 5 63.00 125.00 107.00 249.00 311.00 373.00 6 74.50 148.00 221.50 295.00 368.50 442.00 Charges for pickup of custn:ur owned l.ins will 1•0 $11.50 per month per bin for once a Vcc% pirhup. ( it I 1 i 1' 1 is i { i i 3 r f n,•t 0,1.2 Commercial Service Without Mac. A minimum of $6.00 per month for once a wCCh collection. 8.1.3 Roll -Out Service. Ehure necessary a charge of one cent ($.O1) per foot of dintance traveled, to and frcm container location, may be charged for roll -out service when the bin is located nore than twenty (20) feet from a suitable pickup 10cation. 8.1.4 Drop Body Charges. (Non - compacted) . Drop body charges for both 25 and 40 cubic yard bodies shall be as follows: .PSont`)y Char,, (Becala;CUStor'sr) t7cekly Charce No Dumps . . . . . . . . . $ 50.00 1 Dump $60.00 . 1 Dump . . . . . . . . . . $ 70.00 2 Dumps . • . . . . $130.00 This is to be utilized as 3 Pu ps $180.00 a one -tire service, 4 Dumps . . . . . $230.00 corpleted within one week. 8.1.5 Compactor Body Chargcs. Compactor body charges shall be as follows: 40 cubic yard box - $90.00 8.1.6 Residential Charges. Residential charges shall be as follows: $3.00 per month, one collection per week 8.1.7 llultiple Residential unit Charges. The nultipla residential charges shall be $2.75 per m ,th for each unit, one collection per week. T, -„1 ple residential unit rate shall apply to duplexes, courts, apart. houses, mobile home parks, etc. 8.2 Special Regulations. 9.2.1 1partmeuts. The City encourager bin -type service for apart„^.nt houses, However, tho multiple residential unit rate will apply to apartment houses for either can or bin -typo servico. The equivalent of one 3 cu. yd. bin with once -a -week service is recear�ondnd for each eight dvcllin(I units. A maximum of one 3 cu. yd. bin for each eight dvolling units will be placed without addi- tions) chargo. 7•n equivalent fewer number of bins and r.ore frequent pic).ups r_ay 1•o utilized. in determining the nnount of billing, 130 the nultil.le rcridvntiai unit rage shall he chargcd for each aparin.mt unit, with a rininwn billing of $17.00 for bin -typo p3cY.up. Tor Individual container pickup, the multiple residential unit rate shall Le chargcd for each apartment unit. rash addi- tionul pic):up per week in excess of thuse covered by the basic rate :hall be chargcd at the rate of $11.50 per month. 0.2.2 Mobile hone Parks. 1•lobile hone parka will be charged the multiple residential unit rate for each space. ucwly opened pads will be charged on a pro -rated basis as follows: D - 258 occupancy . . . . . . . . . . . 256 of raxinum capa- city billing 25 - 308 occupancy . . . . . . . . . . 506 of :,a> in ua capa- city billing 3'• - 75t occupancy . . . . . . . . . 759 of raxinum capa- city billing 75 - 1006 occupancy . . . . . . . . . . 1008 of naxirun capa- city billing Once 756 Occupancy is cxceeded, the billing will be for total capa- city and will remain at that rate regardless of future occupancy. J3.2.3 2loteis and Potels. Motols and hotels which have kitchcn foci-ition in less than 508 of the units will be considered cramiarcial accounts and billed accordingly. hotels and hotels i which have )lichen facilitien in more than 506 of the units will be considered apartment houses and will be billed at the nultiplo residential .rate. 8.3 Spe:ial dandling. (Use of flat bed, dunp trick, ship Sodder, ate.). charges for special handling shall be based on an inourly rata of $25.00 per hour for time spent on each account. 3.4 31cekend Service. 1-:hen weekend bin service is requested I by a sesiilentlnl rustencr, a 3 cu. yd. cap:ncity bin will be delivered I to Utc requested a:ita on Friday and picked up on the following YanAay. charge for the service shall be $5.00 for delivery and 1,3cl:up vI the eontaincr and $7.50 for disposing of the rubbish ctA7ucLed. The•nu:Umnun weight collected shall not exceed 000 pounds send _Jm71 -exclude sects, concrete, arphnit and dirt. i� II ! 8.5 reculinr and /or Unu--ual Circumstancns. The City l:anager shall have the authority to set rates for service to cus- ents. toc,^rs having peculiar or unusual reyuirom 8.4 Dw-,ping. lio purson shall place any refuse or nuisance waste into any bin or container unless he is paying for such service, or has the uxpresced perniesion of the owner. SECTION 9.0 MCBNSES GENERALLY 9.1 Rssiness License Fees. The annual business license fee shall be as follows: 9.1.1 7'.etail and h�holesalc Business. Retail and v:holasale businesses shall pay a business license fee in accordance with the following schedule: GROSS RECDiP%S_ `CHLDULE MASS A. $35.00 plus 15 cents per $1,000 grass receipts in excess of $40,000. Gasoline service stations, food store, grocery stores, meat, fish, fruit oral vegetable mar;:ets. CLASS D. $35.00 plus 2 $4cents par $1,000 gross receipts in excess Auto dealers, apparel and accessor_'cs ( ingand women) building materials dealers, pplf hard - and heating and air conditioning ware stores, farm and garden cupplY !Jrm,1 restaurants, night clubs, . lounges, furniture and hone furnishings, Tome nppliarcea, general rorchandise, liquor -nor atones, dopartnent stores, auto supply tires, batteries and accessories stores. Trailer sales. Rentalsm(real property)' rotor Kozo CrX5 C. $35excecsuof3540ents per $1,00o gross receipts Drug stores, dry goods, jewelers, laandricr:, dry cleaners, loundromats, auto rrpa3r, garages, printing shops, nevspe.pere, barbers, beauty shops, other service firms, motels, hotels, photograph studios and photogrnphic supplies. All retailers and wholosalcrs not listed In any other special section nor listed above in either A or C, shall !.e clasci- ficd "class II" a. ^d shall pay the appropriate rate assigned tD tint class. i 1 I i I ii , �i , I� 1, 9.1.1.1 Gross t<cceipts Dcfincd. 'AS used in this Chapter, 'gross receipts' shall include the total amount of the sale price of all sales and the total arount• charged or reccivaf, for the per - Surm nice of any act or service, of whatovor nature it nay be, for uhich a charge is made or cradit allo•.•ed, whether or not such act or service is done as a part of or in connection ,;ith the sale of raterial, -awls, wares or. merchandise. Included in 'gross receipts' -.hall he till receipts, cash, credits and property of any kind or nz, =ure, without any de:'uction therefrom on account of the cost of -the property sold, the cost of the naterials used, labor or service co::ts, interest paid or payable, or losses or other cayenres what - socver. Excluded iron 'gross receipts' shall be: a. • Cash discounts allowed and taken on sales. b. Credit allowed on property accepted as part of the purchase price aid which property may later be scld. C. Any tax required by law to be included in or aCeed to t;:a purchase price and collected fron the con- sumer or purchaser. d. Such part of the sale price of property returned by purchasers upon recission of the contract of sale as is refunded either in cash or by credit. e. Amounts collected for others where the business is acting as agent or trustee to they c%tent that such amounts are paid to those fir w. c^ collected, pro- vided the agent or trustee has furnir.hed the collector with the na-os and addressus of the others and the amounts paid to then. 9.1.1.2. Retailers Defined. " Every person engaged in the bs..inesj of selling to the general public at retail, goods, wares, znerchandise or eom;wdities, including restaurants and other food r3ispeLse2s, unless otherwise expressly provided in this Chapter, and till persois engaged in nny business or occupation not otherwise provided for in this Chapter." 9.1.1.3. lholcsalcrs Defined. "Every person engaged in the 3rariness of roiling goods, wares or merchandise at wholerale at a Sixed Place of business within the City." 9.1.2. Professional, Scmi- ;•rofessional services. rrofes- r:lvnal and - cmi- profe,ujional serviceli shall pay a business license Sco in accord,nce with the following schedule: i , } f i a r aw:S $35.00 first- partner or owner 25.00 each additional partner or associate 5.00 each enyloycc 9.1.2.1. Professional Defined. "Every person engaged in profes.^.ionn], semi- profesnional and connected buciness, as herein- after in this section ent- orated, or any combirW ion thereof, shall pay an annual license fro according to the schedule listed a era. ^le businesses referred to in this section are as follows: accountant, art gallery, advertising counsal, auditor, appraiser, aquarist, architect, artist, assayer, attorney, bee'..crio- logist, buspress or investment counsal, brokers of all certi- fied public accountant, chemist, chiropodist, chiropractor, c!�irothe- siast, collection agent, consulting engineer, credit counselor ar rater, dancing or music rchool, dentist, designer or decorator, (3rafts ^an, drugless practitioner, eco onist, eleetrologist, engineer, engraver, entomologist, geologist, illustrator, insurance adjeste: or claims adjuster, laboratory, lanescaue gardener or landscape, architect, lapidary, lithographer, masseur or masseuse, oculist, optician or optometrist, osteopath, personnel consultant, psyrhla- trist, psychologist, physician, reeionist, real estate brokcr, snr- geon, surveyor, taxidermist, veterinarian or any similar bcsirc.s or occupation.' 9.1.2.2 Tssocinte Defined. 'One who is joined with anotter or others in a cc-iaon pursuit of a profession (i.c, another profes- sional in the same firm, not necessarily a partner or owner, wha `.z pursuing a like profession)." 9.1.3. Contractors. Genera' engineering and building contractors as defined in Section 7056 and 7057 respectively of the Business and Profcasipnal Coda who performs war;, in the City nhatl pay an mmtvl licenra fee of $40.00 per year. Such fee, shall not be prorated. In addition, the principal or gcnnral contractors shall pay as a pnrt of the bur.iucss license, a job fro in arwrda:.ee with tha following schedule: I ' Q - P P pc p r"e r a .s f i Total valuitian of { work 17ei ng Done 1'ef Jei. Tcca { Zero to $12,000 No rec $12,001 - $35,900 $10 plur, $1 per each $1,000 i or fraction thereof in excess of $15,000 i { $35,001 - $70,000 030 plus 5.75 per each $1,000 or fraction t'.orcof in excess of $35,000 { $79,401 - $120,000 $56.25 plus 5.50 per each S $1,000 or fraction thereof in r excess o! $70,000 t+ $120,001 - $500,000 $81.25 plus $.375 per each $1,000 ! ! of fraction thereof in excess of $12D,C44 $5041001 - $1,000,000 $223.75 plus $.25 per each 1 } $1,000 of `raction thereof in excess of $590,000 • i 51,400,001 and up $ l p jS j 2,000 cpfractionthereof in 1 crccss of $'_,0001000 The job fee shall :,e due and payable at.the ti =e of issuance of the permit and shall be paid at the sa_•no tine the permit fee is j 1 1! paid. I ? ; T.a owner- builder shall he crcrapL lroa the payment of any ? 1 4 license tee or jab let if all work perfDr-:d under a permit is done � ezelusively by him upon his ar property. 9.1.4. i•.anufacturing and a.3,inistation S 1 to 5 employees . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 35.00 j G to 15 cmployees . . . . . . . . . . . S0.00 IC to 30 employees. . . _ _ 100.00 31 to 50 employees . . _ _ 150.00 ; 51 to 100 cmployccs . . . . . . . . . . . 200.00 101 to 500 employces . . . . . . . . . . . 250.00 Over 500 caployoes 350.00 9.1.4.1 Ranufacturing Defined. 'Lvc_y person. engaged ; in the business of manufacturing, procesrinfj or fabricating goods, vanes, or rerchandise, unless otherwise expressly provided in this chapter. I 9.1.4.2 I.dministration Leff -oed. : --2y �.;,�azt activity for I t brsirtessez not operating or not otherwise taxable under this Section. ! f IncluJrd in :his category would be the adns nis`rative headquarters of a sale- co_soration, a repair facility for Ln interstate trucking acti- i aiLy, an ad-.nistrativc head•;varters or tiiairicn of any organization not , oUl radre lieenned in this Section, the sprvice and adi•inistrative activities in the City by a public utility, nr cry other similar activity. i 1 i tab 9.1.5 Application - rirrt l.ican:;e. Upon a person making application for the first license to be issued hereunder or for a newly established business, such person nhall furnish to the Collector a sworn stater,.ent, upon a forts provided by the Collector, setting forth this _following information: 1. The enact nature of kind of business for which a license is required; 2. The place where such business is to be carried on, and if the name is not to be carried on at any perranent place of business, the places of residences of the owners of same; 3. In the event that application is -,ado for tl.a Issuance of a license to a carton doing business unCer a fictitious nano, the application shall set forth the names and places of residencec rf those owning said business; 9. In the event thnt the soplication is rade for the issuance of a license to a corporation or a partner- ship, the application shall set forth the names and places of residences of the officers or partners thereof; 5. In all cases where th_ 7o ant of licence toy. to be paid is reasured by gross receipts, the appli- cation shall net forth such information as nav be therain required and as ray be necessary to a- rzter- nine the amount of the license tax to be paid by the applicant; 6. Any further information which the Collector nay require to enable him to issue the type of license applied for. If the amount of the license tax to be paid by the applicant Is reasurod by gross receipts, he shall estimate the gross receipts for the period to be covered by the license to be issued. Such estimate, if accepted by the Collector an reasonable, shall ba used An deterrining the a -aunt of license tax to be paid by the applicant; provided, however, tl.c amount of the license tax so determined shall be tentative amly, and such person shall, within thirty (30) days after expirdtfon of Lye period for which such license was issued, furnish the Collector with a sworn staterlent, upon a form furnished by the Collector, sewing the gross receipts during the period of such licence, and the licence tax for such period shall be finally asecrtainua and pal•iie of renewal license r •:s for other boginersos, after deducting ire: the pal'n::nt found to hu. e. +e, the amount paid at the time such first license was Susued. I I I ,i • S i i i f 1 I 1 W - , t t The Collector ci.all nott, ita:.ue to any such person another liconne for the rare or any other hueineec, until such per -on Oiall I have furni• ;bcd to hin th^ sworn ctalencnt and paid the licenr,e tax as . ' herein required 9.1.6. Irne::al License. 3n all cases, Lbc applicant for the C rene::nl of a license shall sul It to the Collector for his guidance In ascertnining the trocnt of the license ti,x to be paid by the appli- cant, a rwurn stater-e:t, upon a fom to be provided by the Collector, settir•g forth such infet-atior. concerning the applicanL's business i during the preceding year as may be required by the Collector to enable hin to ascertain the e.-.ount of the license tax to be paid by nail applicant pursuant to the provisions of this resolution. 9.2 schedule of License Fees for Certain Businesses. Phc licentic fee to certain businesses such as circuses, carnivals, distri- butors, advertising ei-culars, outdoor advertising and other activities shell to listed below: 1. circus, aniral rrenagerics and other similar shave, per day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $200 2. Carnival, per day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $200 3. Pony rides or kiddie rides suitLblc for only snall children, per day 1-3 rides . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S 5 4 -6 rides S 10 In excess of 6 rides, see nu-.bar 2 above. 4. Distributors, advertising circulars. Every parson distributing or causing to be distributed bills, posters, nirtures, lithographs, maps, plates, sr�p3es or other �de:•ices or advertising of r•av kind witlt_i the City except for advertising gooe.: , wares, ::, :.—hart-- disc or serv,ces by licensees ;hose place of b::•iness Is located in Chino, or for advertising of poll -ical parties or candidates or for personn, churches and other orr,,.nizations en tt fled to ercrption under the piovisic:•s of this chapter, per day . . . . . . $ 25 S. outdoor ad ettist.ng, per sign face, per year . . $100 6. Pholo;rr.a :icrs without a fixed place of business within t5o City, per day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S 25 per year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $100 9.3 Application Fro for Ped•11ars and Solicitors, 3.L the time of filing an appiieatior for a peddler's and .olicitors license, the fee of $; -00 -hall be paid to cover the cost .,f investigation. i 1 I ! • t t li . j i ,i i }i t 1 ^r � S 1 S • 1 f t 3 3 t j t � i Ct�uin•ent I,akos Pickup Truc). . . . . . . . . . Pickup Plater Servlce • . . . . Flat Atad True): . . . . . • . Dunp Truck. . . . . . . . . . . dater Truck. . . . . . . • • • Packer Truck. . For). Lift, Small . . . . . . . For). Lift, 'Large . . . . . . . Dackhoc . . . . . . . . . . . Cat. Grztexr Succpcs . . . . . . . . . . . Roller (1 -3 ton) . . . . . . . Asphalt Spreader Tor. . Air corpressor (Trlr) welder /Ccnerator . . . . . . • Steam Cleaner . . . . . . . . ❑our DAY $ 5.00 $40.00 $ 5.50 44.00 6.00 48.00 G.25 50.00 9.00 72.00 15.25 122.00 11.50 92.00 12.50 300.00 19.00 152.00 25.00 200.00 5.40 par curb Mile (contract price) 3.50 28.00 6.25 50.00 8.25 66.00 5.00 40.00 5.00 40.00 i 4 `i I C; :s ,t �1 I � i I 1 r, 1 t r 1 S 1 Trash Punp: 3" Diaphragm - 3.00 24.00 3" Centrifugal (trlr) 3.50 28.00 . Chipper and Truck . . . . . . '_1.00 136.00 Wacker Tamper . • . - . . . . 6.00 48.00 ' Chain Saw . . . . . . . . . . 4.00 32.00 Skill Saw . . . . - - • • - . 5.00 40.00 itasonry SEW (plus $.100/12" 3.50 28.00 blade) . . . . . . . . Small Power Itowcr . . . . . . 3.00 24.00 Power Ldgcr 3.00 24.00 Tractor and Disc . . . . . . 10.50 84.00 Jack ll:.zn_r . . . . . . . . . 2.00 16.00 Concretu Saw . - . - . - . - 15.00 120.00 Darricafics . . . . . . . . . -0- 5.00 The nininm rate charged will ho two (2) hourc. The day rate is eight (8) tir.,ca ille ho::rly rate .^ -sd is to be u:.cd when equip -ant is rcquir.d for longer than a rice -hour period. The day rate In based on a eight (0) hour work 13 y, not a tvcnty -four (24) hour perind. nam.ge to cquip- Isnt will be raid for >» the uror. i 4 `i I C; :s ,t �1 I � i I 1 r, 1 t r 1 S 1 iYV'a � 5" k r• J.111 „ r. 17. 3. 3. To Cho basic chrago rhall be rdded admininlralion costs in th? amount of twenty -five (25) percent of the basic charge. SCCTIC h,8-0 SPHCR AND SEi9AM DISPOSAL 18.1 Sower Connection rue, Sewer Connection fees shall be as follows: Resid_entiol 11se: The cor:nection charge shall be $155 per U::ollrng a 1t. She tom "dwelling unit' shall rc`cr to each separate urit in an apartma nt buileing, a duplex, a triplex, , • planned residential eevolepment, a ro'11e hors park, and • subdivision of Tingle family dwellings. Cos- orcinl anP Industrial Use: The connection charge shall be $STiGpei firr.:ze u.�i. nsT:cYined in the Uniforr, Plc-ibing Code. In addition, there shall be an acreage charge of $500 per net acre, payr?rle at the same tire. If the proposed use reeuires an industrial caste permit, the counoation charge shall be based upon the e r:ected discharge and the expected cost to the City to proviCe se::or mains and interceptors for t2t's discharge. J� 2 Sewer Frontage Fee. The -Property owner desiring connec- tion to City sewer line shall, in addition to the ccnnaction charges above, pay a frontage charge of $5.90 per front foot for the entire length of the property frontage. The only exception to thin shall be corner lots where the longer of the two sides shall be considered in- stead of their sum. 1.3 Sower Reimbursement. T.'to roir..bursenent to property owner or developer who constructs scwev line beyond his property frontage shall not exceed $5.90 per fror.t foot. 18.4 Sewer Service, Sewer Service Charge Shall Re: 4 1 Single Family D.rellinga, $2.25 per month for each residential unit. 18.4.2 For all connections other than sinyln family dwellings except as prov;.icd herein, a charge of $4.50 prr month. For multiple family dwellings having a corwan sewer and mobile homa arks a char a of $2.25 1 P• r g per month Car each residential unit or per space resi•cetively, with the following axreptions: i t:ulliplc dwelling units and mobile home parY.s having ten (30) or less units or spaces upon coa:pintion and connections shall be required to pay the full sewer service charge for all units or spaces. i t Those having greater tharr ten (3O) waits or spacer, upon co.^plction and + connectior• shall pay Lila sewer service charge as follows, subject to I I I I 1 I 1 M i ! 1 {j r� t l f 9, 1'ur all ,+rlivilit:n nut lur,lu:lr:d +,hove, Lha adv:nrc L'i��t pny+acnt t:Jll Lr entui,lS.:.hun by the 1Nn:cLol' of luhlic it )lurk!, au an au•nunl whSrh will apptoxirnnte vvu +o'+Ll +:•' j r I bit l 1np::. In inch Cn•:e, the "I" "ce payment ir, anL:JAi::1,eJ to Bpi +asi- I ma1.c tn:o mor.ihn' billings fo,- tite coLrgo,y of account.. az n t n�rrr The rates for m ^tcrcd t:ater usage shall + ):o ar. follws cffccLivu ttay 15, 197G: l.ifc line Cu:) $ 3.51, to C00 cu. ft.) , N.inimum (i: • vnnun,pt.ion e):CCcds C00 Cu. 4.00 ft.) i P.atc j_ ^_r hundred cubic fcrl: FirFt. 800 (included in Life -line t r.iniru.•n rate) • .33 17a>.L 4,200 .20 N,xt 15,000 Excess of 20,.00 (Day usc) _ • .24 Excess of 20,000 (Night usc-) .22 The fee for the night use rate shall be charged only after application has been mcdn to the Director of public wor',:s. This rate shall apply to agriculture and schools fzon lO:OC ;.n. to 8:00 a.m. Services outside the city shall pay the above rates Plus 25t:. + Tl,e voter deposit and chargea for hydrant water usage shall be as follows: 3• itydrant 1:otcr Cost $515.00 $430 is a rofendablo deposit as security for the rotor and to gu.tfantce p:.yrent of the final eater bill. $85.00 is a non - refundable service charge. The $8S.00 covers ,.l:o cost of instal- lation ($10), relocation /rerovals and meter mainten. ^.nce ($50), And amorti :alinit ($25). Installation cost for a 4" hydrant meter will be determined Ly the DircaLor of public t:olhs. 2 Con:A"C t icM water will hr I+ruvia d on a hor lot Loris at, $0.75 per tut: until the loL• and r.trnr_tut'e in qucation in finaled. t i i I 1 i t , It r ( +i 4 (t 3+ ,y :1 i 1 i : 0 i •r JAe o' l:xcc•IN fu n fire viv:)•gency, it SL unlnwiul fn. .Illy r yta+.on u+ persons W t.d:u any taLer floor any frtn hydr.tnt without n i snJtten peri,it, furniahetl upwt lq•plicrttion to lhu l:nginc•crinl Uuparti,-tit 7u,yune t � it..l water from a hydrant withnut n 1 +pit gill hc• a. ^• :ur._d to have t .d:cu vector i.t tl.c vnlua of at )rr•.L $300. D0 rrnd wi)) bu charged iur raid aruwlt. 2i r rspw r t-er nt t 1 The. ft , for rrce.. nrctinq eater r•crvice which hn•, ,ven disronnreted for non- rcymtnt of n bill rha:l be $10.00. 23.'.1 To zE:luce the of serv'nc thtch aunt he dis- rontinucC, on the 0•• ^ tablt•,hetl for del-i urnc,, shutoff, the water rllvision n',y Elect host final, urit•en notice of dclinc•ue.uy at the service addrc'.s ant: po -tpora shut -off for tw: my -four hours. tihen this procci c is follo::ed, at SL 00 del r..uancy chLrgL- rhnll Lecu-3 due a- 11 -ccov-ts which are paid vithii,. that twenty -four hour pE.ivC. 23.5 Watr!:Vne rxtu,sior., The fee for tl.c water Secilitios catens :on ciaryc shall be $5.25 por front foot. , 23.6 V,,terlinc Extension: tc ,tt Street. Tha lain line service cc nectr.c•-s rhall be made by the contrnclor with ingpecl'rns by the City. Where c.,nnection is r.ade by the City the sczvi.:c charge shall be cn a cost plus 25t basis. When the developer installs his o-wn serricc lines in new etreats, the City will furnish the o.ater meters and inspection upon pi.yrcnt of the following ices: Pater Size Fee 5/e x 3/4" $ 60 t 3/4" 90 t 1 1" 130 i 1 -1/2" 270 2" 405 t I 23.7 Water repair tlor). by city. Work, acrorp fished by City to rc)air water faeilitien clanaged by a contractor, aneney ur I other party Shall ha chargud for in r•rc• rd.mcn with Voctien 17.0 of the City of Chino's cor.prelionnfvo for. rchrdulc• rerulution. r RESOLUTION 1,10. 78- 8 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FONTANA AMENDING THE SCHEDULE FOR PLANNING FILING FEES, IN ACCORDANCE NI'TI1 SECTION 33 -10 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF FONTANA. BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Fontana does hereby amend the established fee schedule for filing of Land Division, Subdivi- sion, Home Occupation, Variance, Conditional Use Permit, Zone Change, Site Plan Review, General Plan Amendment and Appeal Applications for the City of Fontana pursuant to Section 33 -10 of the Code of the City of Fontana, said fees to be paid to the City of Fontana at the time of filing said nppli.:ations, as follow:t: Section 1. 1, amount of $20, plus $10 per lot for Land Division Applications. Section 2. An amount of $100, plus $5 per lot for Tentative Tract Applications. Section 3. An amount of $25 for appeal of Land Division Applications; an amount of $50 for appeal of Tentative Tract Applications. Section 4. An amount of $20 for Home Occupation Applications. Section 5. An amount of $75 for Variance Applications. Section 6. An amount of $75 for Conditional Use Permit Applications. Section 7. An amount of $200 for parcels of otie acre or lass, pl.un $5 for each additional acre for Zone Change Applications. Section 8. An amount of $20 for Sita Plan Review Applications. Section 9. An amours of $35 for appeal of Variance, Conditiunal One Permit and 'Lone Change Applications; an amount of $ =0 for appeal of Home O- cupation and Site Plan Review Applications. Section 10. An amount of $250 fox General Plan Amendment Applications. BE IT FURTHER 1ESOLVEr that the above fees are to be effecti•re February 1, 1978. APPROVED AND ADOPTED thin 17th day of January, 1978. /s/ Frank Horzen mayor of the City of Fontana ATTEST: /s/ Patricia 11. Murray City Clerk I, Patricia M. Murray, City Clerk of the City of Fontana, California, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was dtily and regularly adopted by he City Council of the City of Fontana at a _egrlar meeting thereof, held on th,s 17th day of January, 1978, by the following vote, to -wit: AYES: Mayor Horzen, Councilwoman Dunihue, Councilmen Gilday, Jimenez, Koehler NOES: None ABSENT: None /s/ Patricia M. Murray City Clerk of the City of Tontana APPROVED AS TO FORM: /s/ Henry F. Raper City Attorney PERMIT VALUATIONS FOR ADDITIONS TO RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES AND ACCESSORY BUILDINGS i April 1978 This is a guide. Where a contractor is involved, his price may be used. ±r Room Additions - one story $20.00 Second Story Addition 25.00 f Add for plumbing fixture (each) 250.00 x Add for shower beach) 500.00 Add for Central A/C 2.00 sq. ft. Brick Fireplace 850.00 Garage Conversion 12,50 sq. ft. ( Lattice Patio roof 4.50 sq. ft. Patio roof 4.50 sq. ft. 4 Screened -in Patio with knee wall 8.00 sq. ft. i` Slab for future room addition 1.50 sq. ft. Carports 4.50 sq. ft. Wall Int. or Ert. 8' high 18.00 lineal foot Movable Part.- ,ns 10.00 lineal foot Patid enclosure to room 15.50 sq. ft. i E: Bloc), Walls 2 ft. a $4.501 3 ft. - $6.001 4 ft. m $7.507 " 5 ft. a $9.001 6 ft. . $11.001 8 ft. a $13.00 Retaining Walls 2 ft. v $7.501 3 ft. m $9.501 4 ft. _ $12.001 „ 5 ft. - $15.001 6 ft. m $17.00 PERMIT FEE SCHEDULE 1913 EDITION UNIFORM BUILDING CODE TABLE 3A PLAN CHECK - 1/2 of Building Peaa3t Fea on I and J Occupancies and 65% on all others TOTAL VALUATION FEE TOTAL VALUATION PEE 1.00 - 500000 5.OU 36,001.00 - 37,000.00 148.00 501000 - 600000 6.00 37,001.00 - 38,000.00 151.00 501.00 - 700.00 7.00 38,001.00 - 39,000.00 154000 YO1600 - 800.00 8000 39,001.00 - 40,000.00 157400 301.00 - 900.00 9000 40,001.00 - 41,000.00 160.00 MOW - 11000000 10000 41,001.00 - 42,000,00 163e00 L,001.00 - 1,100.00 11.00 42,001.06 - 43,000.00 16640 L,101.00 - 1,200.00 12400 43,001.00 - 44,000.00 169.00 :,201900 - 1,300.00 13000 44,001.00 - 45,000.00 172.00 ;,301.00 - 1,400.00 14900 45,001.00 - 46,000.00 175900 .,401.00 - 1,500.00 15.00 46,001.00 - 47,000.00 17849 .,501.00 - 1,600.00 16000 47,001.00 - 48,000.00 181400 .0601.00 - 1,700.00 17.00 48,001.00 - 49,000.00 184,00 .,701.00 - 1,800000 18900 _ 49,001.00 - 50,000.00 187.00 _ .,801.00 - 1 : .10.00 19.00 50,001.00 - 51,000.00 189.00 .,901.00 - 2,u00.GO 20.00 51,001.00 - 52,000.00 191.00 ,001.00 - 3,000.00 24.00 52,001.00 - 53,000.00 193.00 ,001.00 - 4,000.00 28.00 53,001.00 - 540000.00 195.00 ,001600 - 5,000.00 32.00 54,001.00 - 55,000.00 197,00 ,001.00 - 6,000.00 36.00 55,001.00 - S6„000.00 199.00 ,001.00 - 7,000.00 40.00 56,001.00 - 57,000.00 201900 1001.00 - 81000400 44.00 57,001.00 - 58,000,00 203.00 ,001.00 - 9,000.00 48.00 58,001.00 - 59,000.00 205.00 6001.00 - 10,000.00 52.00 59,001.00 - 60,000.00 207.00 9,001.00 - 11,000.00 56.00 60,001.00 - 61,000.00 209.00 L,001.00 - 12,000.00 11.00 61,001900 - 62,000.00 211.00 2,001.00 - 13„000.00 64.00 52,00100 - 63,000.00 213.00 3,001.00 - 14,000.00 68.00 63,001900 - 649000.00 215.00 1,001.00 - 15,000.00 72.00 64,001.00 - 65,000.00 217.00 5,001.00 - 16,000.00 76.00 65,001.00 - 66,000.00 219.00 i,001.00 - 17,000.00 80900 66,001.00 - 67,000.00 221.00 19001900 - 181000000 84.00 67,001.00 - 68,000.00 123,00 1,001000 - 19,000.00 88000 118,001.00 - 69,000.00 225.00 1,001.00 - 20,000.00 92.00 69,001.00 - 70,000.00 227900 1,001.00 - 21,000.00 96900 70,001.00 - 71,000.00 229.00 .,001.00 - 22,000.00 100000 719001.00 - 72,000.00 231.00 !,001.00 - 23,000.00 104000 72,001.00 - 79,000.00 233.00 ,001.00 - 24,000.00 108000 73,001.00 - 74,000.00 235.00 x9001.00 - 25,000.00 112.00 74,401.00 - 75,000.00 237.00 .,001.00 - 26,000.00 115.00 75,001.00 - 76,000.00 239.00 9001.00 - 27,000.00 118.00 76,001.00 - 77,000,00 241.00 ,001.00 - 28,000.00 121.00 77,001.00 - 78,000.00 24300 ,001.00 - 29,000.00 124.00 78,0,01.00 - 79,000.00 245.00 0001.00 - 30,000.00 12740 79,001.00 - 80,000.00 247.00 9001,00 - 31,000.00 13040 809001100 - 81,000.00 249.00 9001.00 - 32,000,00 133.00 81,001.00 - 82,000.00 251,00 ,001.00 - 33,000.00 136.00 82,001400 - 83,000.00 253.00 ,001.00 - 34,000.00 139900 83,90:1.00 - 84,000.00 255,00 ,001.00 - 35,000.00 142,0 84,001.00 - 85,000.00 257.00 ,001.00 - 36,000.00 145.00 85,001000 - 86,OQ0,00 259.00 TOTAL VALUATION FEE 86,001.00 - 87,000.00 261.00 87,001.00 - 88,000.00 26300 88,001.00 - 89,000.00 265,00 89,001.00 - 90,000.00 26740 90,001.00 - 91,000.00 269.00 91,001.00 - 92,000.00 271.00 92,001.00 - 93,000.00 273.00 93,001.00 - 94,00000 275.00 94,001.00 - 95,000.00 277,00 95,001.00 - 96,000.00 27940 96,001.00 - 97,000.00 281.00 97,001.00 - 98,000.00 28300 98,001.00 - 99,000.00 20540 99,001.00 •• 100,000.00 207.00 for the first 100,000.00 plus 1.50 per each additional thousand or fraction thereof to and including 500,000.00 500,C01.00 887.00 c140-for each additional 1,000.00 or fraction thereof. Notes 1. Where plans are irccaplete or changed so as to require additional plan chocking, an additional plan check fee shall be charged at a rate estab- liabed by the Building Official. 2. Expiration of plan check, 180 days, may be ext ided an additional 180 days on written request to Building Official. 3. Reinspection Fee - $100000 4. Y:.luation to be used in computing the permit and plan check fees shall be the total value of all construction work for which the permit is iusued as well as all finish weVc, painting, roofing, electrical, plumbing, heating, air conditioning, elevators, fire extinguishing systems and any other permanent work or equipaeat. 5. Double fees shall be charged For work ecemenced prior to obtaining a permit. r - e• 4.CONVAlFSCENT HOSPITALS; " 'at6cA tus A 'Type f'or IIFR 51 ?G �PCy1fy� +�$�Pffi!'Narw•+scat TYVelll- 1•Hosir 4220 7ypeV- -•Hour 3160 TYOeV- Masonry 3770 2560 TvpeV -Wood Frame 3090 2340 uayrmrnly._ Regional MoMii ;ars f UFinished h d10 600 1 Unfinished d10 470 { - 6. XOSPITALS: - •,vvppeelll -11 Hour 6570 q, N °w, h a n' recwrvnended fiI • 7.50 I- 1 r-, .S N1ituafion Oat, In TYoe V- 1•Mour 4950 narht rorMnaToluual[las•_A, may rewire runner I 1. HOTELS AND MOTELS: the hs[ed cost per square too" by meaiv multiply Type l or 11 F P 360f1 It II rnoddta, F *,maniple by the appropriate TYpe)11 -N. 32.30 To tdrwt tat d• wood bra 30.50 eanstructan Ia the Mm rrrt dwtl••ng •s•enae TVpe V -1•Httr 2a 40 f;. TV ,W and unit c�( flan 4�INuatron�U nA Building Type V -N 2660 32340 7L7■ 8. INDUSTRIAL PlAN75: Type l or I1 F R 23.50 94 x 2340 s: 322001adrwted costpn sRUarelrastl TY?e 11-- •!lour 1490 r Type II- (Stock) 13 20 Valuation Type 1-Hour 1730 Eastern United Stales Modifier Typelil -N 15.50 Connecticut 097 Tiltvp • 7700 Delaware, 088 D q�� Type. V- 1-Hour 14.90 Clistnctof Columbia 096 (;1 Type• V -N Florida 9./:.EDsCAL OFFICES: 1320 Georgia 0 87 087 • FYpe l or ll F R 46 t1p �PIarid' ine 0 82 Typetit -1 -Hour 35.90 v o99 TT YYPe VI �N 3410 sswxXS......... 096 Dr Hour 3210 w Hampshire 089 TVIS. V -N 3030 New)mry 098 10 OFFICES: New York ' 'Type I or 11 F R 47 30 New YCA City 106 Type lV -1 -Hour 3060 Other 099 Typeltl -N 2886 Nath Carolina 080 TYPe V- 1•Hour Penvvlvania ' TYpeV -N 2380 Pittsburgh 095 17. PR IVATF OA RACES: Other 094 Wood Frame 7,7u Rhodetsland 094 z Masonry 1310 South Carolina Open Carports 410 Vermont 089 e 12. PU8LICCARAI;Ce: Virginia.......,• pe• S 'Type I or 11 F R Iu s0 West Virginia •' 0 Buii13ing Vall3at:on Data Typr 11 1330 Central United States Type Ui- -•Hour 1600 Alobama CAt the rrqunr nl wmerops buifdmq ofkcoh, T/T�eltl -N 1330 � Arita 084 Cudd g Suntan slim :he lollowms building TypeV- 1•Hour 1330 IllinWS 081 F valuatron data e} enung avuaae cats for mou 73. RESIAVR.4N7k Ch.tig0 - tardd.np Because resdmtullwildmp are the mitt TYl:e lib -1•H*,u 378(1 Other 097 �. tomnwtfor many tnet. rwo srreval t......... ton Type lit -N 3b 00 Indiana 0% Z sde.ed is these one /or `asrrage`coaarwct.on and TVPe V-- 1•H *,rr 3300 101 091 p the mhn la 'good ^ Adrvumentf should be made la T ypr V_N • • 0.34 rpecut srolu"'c"I : w structu•at Iearu.es and hoc. 14. STORES: 3120 Kansas, 088 I of the waKt 011m higher or kwer unit coon 'Type I or It FA Kentucky 0.91 ' 1pVr tt 3140 Louisiana TO8 Thp unit cos- am intruded to wind, with the Typelil- -•Hour 2400 Michigan • ...... • 096 de /.nnK1n of --t- an, Sn:tKw 473 or the Type 111 -N 2230 Mnnnesola •• ••• _ Us.fonn Suad.ng Code and thus mctude arthneo TypeV- 1•Hp,r 2110 Miss)slippi 094 tuul, strucruraLNKtrKll,pkrmbmg, and mwcfuMCal Typr V -N 1900 MrcOUa 078 4 wvk, ocepr ar specifrcapy Inted bebw a also + 735CMOOLS Nebraska 091 etudes the tonwcto /s wdrt which should nor be Type 1 or tl F R 091 omrttrdA he hate hnanculi•rtnest in thepoj,•t( TVpelli- -•Hour 3810 North Dakota, 0.94 The dete.min+tron o1 plan check Inn Ice *,.wets Type ill -N 3230 Jhio 095 001 nev.e,ved by the lnrematipul Confmmr to ou.k1w, Type•V --Hour �� Ohialsonla ''••' 0215 will be based on saivat.on compu,rd faa 2900 South Dakota ,. • • 092 ,tse l.gu.n 16. SERVICE STATIONS: Tennessee . ' Typell -N 2900 Ten 086 Cc $t per Type ill- 1•4our 3100 Tex %nsin 084 April, 1977 Squiue Fool Type V -1 Hour ,x000 • • 0 84 Occupancy and Type C;-1 Aveole Canopnes 1000 Western United Stafn 1. APARTMENT HOUSES: 17. TH:.ITERS: Air ska 150 •Type I f I! F k $39.39 32.90 1 vpe I or I I F It N 20 Arizona ... 094 (Or ypetit -1 -I lour 3250 Caldornis 2500 Tt'peV WloodFrame 2277M 22.0 TvpeV- iHour � LakeTeehor. .• -00 Tvpel- Bas- mentGarage. 14 d0 Type -1020 San Francisco. 108 2.BANKS. TB. WAREHOUSES: Other 105 •Tvpei or It FR 5240 Type l or ll F R. C.laarlo •• •' Type III - -.Hour 4440 T11sr 11 orV- 1•tfour 1970 Hawaii 093 TYpr 11r•: 4260 Type II or1' -N -3 X! Idaho •.• 1.71 -Hour 14 Montana 071 Tvpt•V -nHour 37.40 Type llt- ., •. 090 3560 "Will -N 1780 Nevada Ob, 3. CHURCHES: EQUIPMENT NesvMesicn. . • • • Tvpel orllFR 3810 AIR CONDITIONING: Or' on 0 „ 09• TVpalll- 1•Hour 3070 Commercrri g Typellt -N . 26.90 Residential t10 Ut fnpton 090 TypeV -NHS 27.50 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS- 1W Seattle, 1� 2500 •AddoGpeKem to t*,af crw roe rathsuyyo sa tfvee 1Yyondnathrr, ...,. 099 yc �y••. 093 v.•iis'_s- - `h'= _ -- ti• .',4w- �•,]'rir i . AIA4`a'� .ki:- /tk+r&"r1_..J...^.__ -._. ... ,.- s.. .. __ .r ..,. 5'c; -. . - - _- YXCHANICAf. FERVIT FEES 1973 Edition SEC. 304 Any person desiring a permit required by this Code, shall at any time of filing an application tnerefors, pay a foe as required by this Section. For the isnuance of each permit $ 3400 For the installation or relocation of each forced -air or gravity -type furnace or burner, including ducts and vents attached to such appliance, up to and including 100,000 B.T.u.'s 4.00 For tho installation or relocation of each forced -air or ;,cavity -type fwrnacs or burner, including ducts and vents attached to such appliance over 100,000 B.t.u.'s 5000 For the installation or relocation of each floor furnace, including vent 4000 For the installation of relocation of each su3 ;) *n4sd heater, recessed wall heater or floor manuted unit heater 440 For the installation, relocated or replacement of each appliance vent installed and not included in an appliance permit 2.00 For the repair or, alteration of, or addition to each heat -g appliance, refrigeration unit, comfort cooling unit, absorption unit# or each comfort heating, cooling, absorptions or evaporative cooling system, including iaatallatian of controls regulated by this Cod *. 4500 For the installation or relocation of each boiler or compressor to and including three horsepower, or each absorption system to and including 100,000 B.T.U.'s 4.00 For tha installation or relocation of each boiler or compressor over three horsepower to and including 15 horsepower, or- each absorption system over 100,000 B.T.U.'s sad including $00,000 B.T.U.'s 7.50 For the installation or relocation of each boiler or compressor over 15 horsepower to and including 30 horsepower, or each absorption system over 500,000 B.T.U.'s to and including 1,000,000 B@T*U.'s 10400 For the installation or relocation of each boiler or aospressor eve, 30 horsepower to and including 50 horsepower, or for each absorption system over 1,000,000 B.T.U.'s to and including 16750,000 B.T.U.Is 15600 �5 For the installation or relocation of arch boiler or Jerrigeration oompressor over So horsepower, or each absorption systes over 1,7506000 B.T.U.'s 25.0o ?', Rio. a! �9: �' t��..:. �• �a. �• �. �s. �t�,+.. � +¢4ss��e °zt;,x_..-- _ :_,_,., -,_ .. _ - .- .w -r, •,a . -.w ,. :. :_-�r.-; . -, -�_yj: - ae-- bamr=ms =it = a Z=Iuaba u4mb Sara ww x===04 �¢ duzu 4=&TUA %liewtal 3=M: s aa a� hm=bw =;T-- VA2=!h Sa a ptatiza q& a sl==rs amiiimhz" age--A=*, cmfttt mbum emp=aTWm coace. ce is m Walt -&!-& a pecs52 fs ezxm"-.% bk tum Cm)s- Svp Qac:-, atr bmadziou tit: %yan Uft rcr set& 4w;sp- sv =Qxlg► e" P=tmms %3" UO jrcr litaicil sass Sol =cm=tad %* a Simi* fttv :N(blk Zw eadh V=tilaem VUAK wh" Is mlat a PWUC& of Amy Loatirs ar. fAr cabdit-tomin Aw. t+as eafta"" b$ & Famit 444 rcv the "mul 2 at" at em%b bocA %rMch Is ow"d by sochamlimlL wtbyzgt, i=L-Atrc the 4bats for vach bwl 44.00 lar the lz*t&UaticQ or x*)AaaUm of %wA 6mostio type j=3Wa.&4ZCW 340 For the im;•alliltLom or relcaltim of "ch conwroUl or imdzstrUl " Lncimmua 204,09 rcr each appliance or pUAm of Ku4mruit regulated by this Code but mat clammed ix odor appliance c&t*gWj",, CV far NUCh 00 GthW f9t L& ILGtVd IU this C4)46 410 r] 1973 UNIFOdH PLUMBIUG CODE FEE SCHEDULE For issuing each permit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 5.00 In Addition - For each plumbing fixture or trap or set of fixtures on one trap (including water, drainage piping and backflow protection therefor) . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.00 For each building sewer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 5.00 For each additional building drain connected to the same house sewer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rainwater 2.50 systeu q ..- , qw drain , , • , . , a : . . . . . . • . . • 24 GO 3 or more each . . . . . • • . . • . • . . . • . 1.00 For each cesspool • • . . • . . . . • • , . . , . . 5.00 For each private newrge disposal system , 0 • • 10.00 For each water heater and /or vent . . . . . , . • . • 2.00 For each gas piping systra uR one (1) to five (5) outlets . , . • • . . • • • . . • • • , a . • • • • • • • • • • • 2.00 For each gas piping syster of six (6) or more, per outlet . • . • • . . • . .-a • . • . . • . . . • . . . • . . o • • For each industrial Waste pre - treatment interceptor, including its trap and vent, excepting kitchen type grease interceptors functioning as fixture %rape . . . . . . o . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . • . • 5.00 For installation, alteration or repair of water piping and /or water treating equipment 2.00 For repair oo alteration of drainage or vent piping , . . . . . . 2•QO For each lawn sprinkler system on any one meter including backfiow protection devices therefor. . . . 2.00 . For vacuum breakers or backflow protection devices on tanks, vats, etc. or for installation on unprotected plumbing fixtures including necessary water piping -- ona (1) to five (5) • , . 2.00 Over five (5 )0 each. . . . . • . • . . . . . . . • . For any plumbing work for Which a permit is required .50 but for which no fee is herein provided, and for emvgeney inspections at other than business hours . • . • per hour 10.00 minima3 10.00 EXAMPLE FOR DWELLING WITH BATH AND 3/4 F -U mbing - (Permit Fee $5.00) Plus - 2 Closets $4.00 - 2 Lav's $4.00 1 Tub $2.00 - 1 Shower $2.00 - 1 Sink $2.00 - 1 L. Tray $2.00 1 A Wash $2.00 Water Pjp.ing - $2.00 Gan Piping - Each Motor constitistes a gas piping system $2.00 plus - Water Heater $2.00 Sewer Permit - ( Pemit Fee $5.00) plus •. Sewer $5.00 - Cesspool $5.00 - Septci Tank and Seepage Pit or Draiafield $10.00 1973 UNIFORM PLUMBING CODE - Page 2 EXAMPLE FOR SHIM POOL (Permit Fee $5.00) plus 'dater Piping & Filter $2.00 Gas Piping $2.00 Pool Heater on Mechanical Permit CITY OF ONTARIO ELECTRICAL FEE SChT=I.E - 1966 EDITION UNIFOPM WIRING CODE and 1971 EDITION OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE SECTION 30 - FEES 30.1 NEW CONSTRUCTION AND ADDITIONS. A. Pormit issuance $ 5.00 H. Each service switch 300 volts or lees .01 per amp. C. Each service switch 301 volts to 600 volts .02 per amp. D. Each service switch over 600 volts .05 per amp. E. In addition the following fees shall apply to electrical systems contained within or on any new structure, including new addi- tions to existing structures. 1. $.005 per sq. :L. (a) Residential accessory buildings attached or detached, such as garages, carports, sheds, ' etc. (b) Hotel, motel and commercial parking garages and carports. (c) Warehouses. (d) Storage garages where no repair work is done. (a) Aircraft hangers where no repair work is done. 2. $.Ol per sq. ft. All other occupancies not listed. 3. $.001 per sq. ft. Temporary wiring during construction. Notes All total fees above, may be rounded off to even dollar amounts (for computer purposes) Plan Check 50% of all fans charged, except permit issuance fee, when sarvicu switch size exceeds 200 amperes or 300 volts. (Exception - singla or individually metered multi - family residential construction) Alternate Fee Schedule Alterations, additions and new construction. Where no structural work is being done or where it is impractical to use the square footage schedule, convert to unit3 as follows: A. For each motor, transformer, applirr cei hp (horsepower), kw (kilowatt), kva (kilo volt ampere), - - - -- 1 unit 1. ELECTRICAL FEE SCHEIULE - Page 2 B. For each 5 outi.etsi each 5 lighting fixtures or fraction thereof s whart, current is used or controlled. --- -- 1 unit C. For mul•ticutlet assamblo (festoon typo, plug mold, etc.) Each 20' or fraction thereof - - -- 1 unit Unit Application Up to and including 1 unit . . . . . . . . . $ 1.00 Over 11 nct over 5 , . . . . . 2.00 Over 59 not over 20 . - . . . 3000 Over 20, not over 50 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.00 Over 50, not over 106 . . . . . . . . . . . 7.00 Over 1001 not over 500 . . . . . . . . . . 10.00 Over 500, not over 1000. . . . . . . . . . • 15.00 Each additional 500 . , . . . 5100 - Texperary Service A. Temporary or construction service, including poles or pedesta:s, each $ 5000 B. Approval for tempccary A.ae of porsanent ser- vice equipment prior to completion of mtruc- tore or final inspoction, aach 5 5.00 C. Additional supporting poles, each $ 2.00 Kiscellaneous A. Area lighting standards up to and including 10 on a site - each $ 2,00 Over 10 on a vita each $ 1.00 B. Private residential swim pools including supply wiring, lights, motors, and bonding $ 5 *00 C. Cc=- cial swig pools $10.00 ' D. Temporary vales stand including service con - mactions, etc. $ 5.00 ' E. I=pection for re- installa'Zian of idle meter (removed by U•eility Co.) S 5.00 EL£C1$ICAL FEE SCHEDULE - Page 3 F. Any electrical work for which a permit is required, but no feo is harain provided $ 5.00 $10.00 per ho'sr. Minimum G. Streat lights - per standard $ 2.00 Illustrated Signs Maw, Relocated, or Altsre,.� Square Foot Up to and including 5 . . . . . . , . $ 5000 Over 5, not over 25 . . . • . . . , . . . . 6.00 Over 25, not over 50 . . . , , . . . . . . . . 8.00 Over 50, not over 100. . . . . . . . 10.00 Over 100, not over 200 . . . . . . . . 12.00 Over 200, not c,7er 390 . . . , , , , . . . 15.00 All over 300 $.03 per sq. ft. Overhead Lana Construction A. Poles and anchors, each $ 2.00 (In addition all applicable fees shown in this schedule shall apply). Penalty A. Failure to obtain a permit prior to commencing any electrical work for which a permit is re- qulrsd shall result in a penalty of a double fee not to include issuance fee. Minimum such panalty shall be not leas than $1040; Exceptions For emergency'rovair wczz:c a permit mut be obtained within 72 lrnss. Annual Maintenance El.actrician A. A fee of $25.00 shall be paid for each annual Maintenance Electrician Permit at the time such Permit is issued. Fees for all work installed under such permit since date of last previous inspection shall be paid according to the above schedule at the time such work is inspected. These fees shall ba in. addition to the fee paid at the time the annual pamsit is issued. 'r i CITY OF ONTARIO TABLE N3, 70 -A PLAN CHECKING FEES FOR GRADING PUNS 50 cubic yard or less . . . . . • • .. • . . .. . .No Fee 51 to 1U0 cubic yards . . . . . . • . • . 41000 IOl to 1000 cubic yards . . . . . ... . .. .. 15.00 1001 to 10,000 cubic yards. . , . a .. . . . 2000 10,001 to 100;000 cubic yards - $20.00 for the first 10,000 cubic ! yards plus a1O.00 for each additional 10,000 cubic yards or fraction thereof. 1009001 to 2UU,000 cubic yards - $110.00 for the first 100,000 cubic yards plus $u.OJ for each additional 10,000 cubic yards or fraction thereof. 200,01)U1 cubic yards or more - $170.00 for the firs' 700,000 cubic yards, plus S3.0U for each additional 10,000 cab. Jards or fraction thereof. The fee for a grading permit authorizing additional work to that under a valid permit shall be the difference between the fee paid for the original permit and the fee shown for the entire project. (b) Grading Permit Fees. A fee for etch grading permit shall be paid to the buildin; Official as set forth in Table No. 70 -8. TABLE W. 70 -r GRA X%G PERMIT FEES SO cubic yards or less . . . . . . . . $10.00 51 to IOU cubic yards . • . . . . .. 15.00 101 to 1000 cubic yam's - X15.00 for the first 1GO cubic yards plus $7.OU for each additio,al IOU cubic yards o:! fraction thorcof• . 1001 to IU,OJU rabic yards - $73.00 for the first 1000 cubic yards, plus $6.UU for each additional 1070 cubic yards or fraction thereof. `10,0001 to lUU,000 cubic yards - $132.00 for the first 10,OCJ cubic yards, plus S27.UU for each additional 10,000 cubic yards or 1fraction thereof. 100,001 cuoic yards or nore - S375.00 for the first 100,000 cubic yards, plus $15.W for each additional 10,UJU cubic yards or fraction thoreoc. The fee for a p adin,,, permit authorizing additional work to that under a valid permit shall Le the difference between "" fee paid for the origirul permit and the ica shoran for rho entire project. r ! t i CITY OF•ONTARIO BUILDING DEPT PLAN CHECK GUIDE 1. JOB ADDRESS DATE 2. OWNER ADDRUJS 3. OCCUPANCY _ZONE. FIRE ZONE TYPE OF CONST 4. OCCUPANT LOAD _ _,30. TOILET OOMPARTMENTS SEC. 1711 5- FLOOR AREA 31- 6. LEGAL DESCRIPTJ'N 32. 7- PLOT PLAN 33- 8. LOADING SPACE (ZONE ORD.) 34. 9. RECORD OF SURVEY 35- 10. DEDICATION FOR STREET WIDENING 36. SANITARY FACILITIES DRINKING FOUNTAIN ROOFING & DRAINAGE (13206) RAFTERS AND SUEATING_ BRIDGING OR BLOCKING_(2509 (o) ATTIC ACCESS 11. SETBACKS - FUTURE STREETS 37. ATTIC AREA SEPARATION 12. CURB AND SIDEWALK 38. JOIST PSICHORS123131) 13. OPFSTREET PARKING 39. TRUSS - BEAMS - READERS 14. 3EPARATION - RESIDENTIAL 40. COLUMNS - FIRE PROTECTION -_„ 15. PAVING FOR PARKING_ , 41. CONNECTION - ROOF CONST. TO, 16. FIRE - RESISTIVE EXTERIOR WALLS 29. COL. 54. AND OPENINGS 42. COLUMN FOOTINGS 17. VENEER - ANCHORAGE 43. EXTERIOR WALLS & FOUNDATION 18. PARAPET WALLS (1709) 44. MINIMUM REQ'D REINFORCING 19. INTERIOR PARTITIONS_ SEC. 2418 20. FRONT EXITS - A & B OCCUP. 45- CEILING JOIST 21. EXITS 46. MARQUE CONST. & DRAINAGE 22. PANIC HARDWARE_ 47. OCCUPANCY SEPARATION (SEC.1102(.b),__ 23. AISLES - A.B.C. OCCUP. 48. VERTICAL SHAFTS (CONST) 24. FIRE - RESISTIVE DOORS 49. h 25. CORRIDOR WALL:. & CLG. 50. 26. STAIRS - HANtRAILS 51. 27. WET OR DRY SPANDPIPES 52. q 28. AUTOMATIC S ?RINKLERS 53. 29. LIGHT - VENTILATION 54. BOILER ROOM SEPARATION VENTILATION - DAMPERS SEPTIC TANK CESSPOOL SEWER EXTENSION SEWER ASSESSMENT GAS SHUT -OFF A,B,C, & D e ti ::,.T PLAN CORRECTION SHEET JOB ADDRESS DATE ,OWNER ADDRESS CONTRACTOR ADDRESS VALUATION PERMIT FEE PLAN CHECK TOTAL YOUR A ?PLICATION FOR A BUILDING PETHIT, TOGETHER WITH PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS HAS BEEN EXAMINED AND YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THE ISSUANCE OF A PERMIT IS WITHHELD FOR THE REASONS HEREINAFTER SET FORTH. OCCUPANCY OCCUPANT LOAD FIRE ZONE FLOOR AREA RETURN THIS SHELT WITH CORRECTED PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS GIIQEFtAI. PLAN WRRECTIQ4 LIST OWNER ....... ......................••••••••• Plan Check No. ... . ..... Valuation............. Job Address. .........6.....6... ...... 60.... Use.... o ... ... o ......... 0 ...... 60 ... o- City ........ ............................... Type of ccwtructlon ............. 0 ........... State-0.60.....600.0 ..... o6 .... Occupancy classification ....................• Total allowable floor area ......... Sg. Ft.. Fire Zone No.. ...,.....Stories.....6......... Basis for increase Floor Area: i, Floor ( 143uc.).. .......6..6 .................... ............. ............................... Total . ............................... Floor ( ) �, ............................... ............ Occupant Load . ..... .......................... ............ ............................... form and submit to this department for review. (California '• 1. Complete Notice of Intent Environmental Quality Act of 1970.) 2. Plot Plan. 3. Legal Description. 4. Parcel Map. 5. Street Frontage Improvement Requirement Ordinance #1769. (Chapter 4p Ontario Diunicipal Codes adopted December, 1971.) 6. Utility Connection to be installed underground' (Chapter 6, Ontario Municipal Code, adopted October, 1970.) 7. Off- Street Automobile Parking. (Chapter 30 Article 20p adopted April, 1972.) 8. Accessibility for the handicapped. (A.B. #1929, adopted Julyo 1970.) 9. The total floor area is limited to...6••••••sq. ft. Sections 505 and 506. 10. Unobstructed yards of ......... feet e s on 506e maintained on ..$...sides of the building for area 11. Provide details to show that proper hoar area separation walls should comply with Section 505(c). ration in conformance with Tile No. 5 -B and 12. A fire- resistive occupancy sepa Section 503 is required. 13. Exterior (court) walls within ....... � ... •feet of lines should be of# ..... ...-hour construction. Section......... GF.YFM PLAN CORRECTION LISr Fage 2. 14. be protected wiith 10three- foturths hour fire .ass«nblies.t Sectione.�.1..�.�03(b);ld 15. usable space under the first floor except in Group I(J) Occupancies should be enclosed as required in Section 1703. 16. Fire - resistive construction for structural elements in the exterior walls shenxld comply with Fuotnote No. 1 of Table No. 17 -A Section.....:... See Section 1702 for clarification. 17. Building paper should pbe applied to exterior walls as specified in Section 1707(a). 18. Enclosures f r fins sheningclearlld1ncompeaiewi�sTable No. 17 -A, Section 1706, and 11 19. Structural hald berproGtec ed carrying masonry oierh°ur walls re pr °tecti protection. Sectione1708.y. in 20. Non- absorbent finish and backing for toilet room walls and flour sha.AB conform with Section 1711(a) . 21. Shower stall walls should be finished with a hard, non-absorbent surface to a height of 6 feet. Section 1711(b). 22. Doors and panels of shower and bathtub enclosure should iomply with Section 1711(c) to (e) . 23. Parapet walls not less thar. 30" in height are required. Section 1709. 24. Eave overhangs and similar architectural projections should comply with Section 1710. 25. Projections beyond the exterior wall should conform with the least restrictive of the following: a. A point one -third :he distance to the property line from an exterior wall. Section 504(b). b. A point one -third the distance fr-m an assumed vertical plane located where fire - resistive protection of openings is first required due to location of property. Section 504(b). 26. Envelope ceilings should satisfy the following conditions [Section 4303(b)6.]: a. Should not be used to provide fire protection beam and girders supporting more than one floor. b. Columns should be individually fire protected. GE� AL PLAN MIRLMON LIST Pare S. .26. c, liict an- outtat openings are limited to 100 square inches in each 100 square feet of coiling area and sixu d be protected with approved fire dampers. d. &',ectrical outlet boxes should be of steel and not greater than 16 square inches in area., 27. Gypsu:a board ceilings in conjunction vAth fire - resistive assemblies should be supported at intervals not exceeding 16 inches. Item 25, Table tio. 43-C. 26. Justifying test data in ccnfoimanc-e with Section 106 or an ICBO research recommendation is required for ........... ............................... B 29. B -3 tkcupancies siy:ndl be of one -hour fire - resistive construction if located in g;. basest or above the first story. Sectioa 702(b). 30. B -2 Occupancies with an occupant load of 1000 or more should be in Type I,II, or III one -hmw bvildings. The assembly nodes should not be in a basement if it contains this nigh occupant load, Section 702(b). 31. The main entrati ce rhould front directly upon or have a 20 -foot - le access to a public, way at least 20 feet in width. Section 703. 32. Light awl ventilation should comply urith Section 705. 33. A one -hour fire - resistive occupancy separation is required between the boiler or antral heating plant and the rest of the NW4ing. Section 708. 34, Brcerior openings for roams containiu,- a boiler or central heating plant should to protected with three- iwurtns -hour fire- resistive assemblies that are fixed, automatic, or self - closing if located below openings in another story or if C less than 30 feet frog other doors or windows in the same building. Section 709. 35. Buildings housing Group C O:aaJpancies should be of one -hour fire - resistive construction throughout. section 802(a) aai Table .W. 5-C. 36. A one -hour fire - •resistive separatior. is required bearween laboratories, shops storage :vows. These areas should aLo be separated from other classrooms. Section 802(b). 37. One required exit should front directly upon, or have a 20 -foot wide access to a public ,ay at least 20 feet in width. Section 803. 38. Sanitary facilities should be provided in accordance with Section 305. 40. Light and vaetilation should comply with Section 805. MNEPAL PLAN CORRECTION LIST Page 4, 41. A one -hour fire - resistive occupancy separation is required between the boiler or D central heating plant and the rest of the building. Section 808. 42. Group D, Division 1 Occupancies should be of Type I or II construction unless complying with the Exception in Section 902 (b 43. Group D, Division 2 (3) Occupancies should be of one -hour fire - resistive construction throughout. Table No. S -C. 44. Light and ventilation should comply with Section 905. 45. A one -hour fire - resistive occ +spancy separation is required between the boiler F or ce tril heating plant and the rest of the building. Section 908. 46. Motor vehicle service stations should be of noncombustible or one -hour fire - resistive construction. Section 1102(b). 47. Storage areas in excess of 1000 square feet in connection with wholesale or retail sales should be separated from the public areas by a one -hour fire - resistive occupancy separation unless the building is equipped throughout with an automatic fire - extinguishing system. Section 1102Lb). 48. Light and ventilation should comply vrith Section 1105. 49. Exhaust ventilation at or near floor level is required by Section 1105. S0. A one -hour fire - resistive occupancy separation is required between a boiler roan or central heating plant and the rest of the building. Section 1108. H 51. A group H Occupancy more than tvm stories in height or having more than 3000 square feet above the first floor should be of one -hour fire- resistive construction throughout. Section 1302(b). 52. Mechanical ventilating system in bathrooms should provide a five - minute air change directly to the outside. Section 1305(a). 53. Habitable rows in cellars are not allowed. See "habitable room' definition in Section 409. The intent is to prohibit such rooms to be formed with retaining wails. 54. Minimum ceiling height required is 7 1/2'. Section 1307(a). 55. Efficiency dwelling units should comply with Section 1308. 56. A one -hour fire - resistive occupancy separation is required between a boiler room or central heating plant and the rest of the building. Section 1312. 57. Every dwelling unit and guest room should have com&ft heating facilities as specified in Section 1311. GENERAL DIM COMMON LIST Page S. J 58. Group J. Oceupanries are limited to 1000 (3000) square feet in floor area and one story in Height. Section 1502. 59. Exhaust ventilation openings in a garage are required by section 1504. 60. Garages should not open directly into a room used for sleeping purposes. Section 1504. EXIT REWIRLMTS 61. Exits should have a minimum separation of one -fifth the perimeter of the room or arra served. Section 3302(c). 63. Yo point in the building should be more than 150 (200) feet from an exterior exit, horizontal exit, enclosed stairway, or exit passageway, measured in the direction of travel. Section 3302(d). 63. Exit doors should swing in the direction of effress. Section 3303(b). 64, Double acting doors are not allowed where serving a tributary occupant load of more than 100. Section 3303 @). 65. Exit doors should be operable from the inside without the use of a key, special hmowledge, or effort. Section 1303(c). ;ate also that flush bolts or surface bolts are prohibited. 66. Exit doors should be a minimum size of 3' x 618" with a minimum door swing of 900. Section 3303(d). 67. Thy not dimension (clear width) at doorways should be used in determining exit widths required by Section 3302(b). Section 3303(d). 68. A floor or landing not more than 2 inches below the threshold is required on each side of an exit door. Section 3303(h). 69. Doors should not project more than 7 inches into the required corridor width when fully opened or more than one -half into the required corridor width when in any position. Section 3304. 70. Revolving (sliding) (overhead) doors are not permitted as exit doors. Section 3303(f). 71. Exit doors should provide immediate access to an approved means of egress. Section 3303(8). Exiting through another room does rr t comply, 72. Corridors should have a mi.n!L%= width of 44 inches. Section 3304(b). 73. Corridors serving nonambulatory persons should have an 8 -foot minisum width. Section 3318(c). Mil LRAL PLAN COPI'MrION LIST Page 6. 74. Bend end of corridors and exit balconies are limited to 20 feet. Section 3304(f). 75. Walls and ceilings of corridors should be of one -hour faro- resistive construction. Section 3304. 76. Interior openings into corridors : hould be protected as set forth in Section 3304(8). 77. Trim and handrails should not project more than 3 1/2" into the required width. Section 3305(h). 78. Risers on stairways should not exceed 7 1/2" and =Ls should not be less thar. 10 itches. Section 3305(c). 79. Landings on stairways should have a dimension in the direction of travel equal to the width of tho stairway but need rat exceed 4 feet. Section 3305(f). 80. Basement portion of stairways should have an approved barrier where continuous to upper floors in 7n exit enclosure. Section 3305(g). 81. Vertical distances between stairway landings are limited to 12 feet. Section 3305(h). 82. Handrails should be placed not less than 30 inches nor more than 34 inches above the tread. Section 3305(1). Two handrails are required where stairways exceed 44 inches in width. 83. Guardrails for stairs, balconies, and landWgs should conform with Section 1714. Jute that maximun clearance between intermediate rails is 9 itches. 84. Openings in exterior walls within 10 feet of exterior stairways should be protected with self- closing three - fourths -hour fire- reAstive assemblies. Section 3305(k). 85. Enclosed usable space undar interior stairways should be protected on the enclosed side as required for one -hour f ire - resistive constriction. Section 3305(1). 86. Noncombustible exterior stairs are required. Section 3305(m). 87. Exterior stairs should not project into an area (yards or courts) where wall openings must be protected. Section 3305(m). 88. One stairway should c:tend to thT roof on buildings fcar�(4) stories or =vre. Section 3305(n). It mint be in a sm.,keproof e=l.osure in buildings 75' high. Section 3309(b). 89. Six -foot 6 -inch minim za headroom clearance for stairways should be indicated oa plans. Section 3305(0). ,?bte that this is from a plane tangent to the stairi,uy tread nosings. 90. Rmap slopes should not exceed one foot in eight feet. Section 3306(c). 91. Surface of ramps should be roughened or of a nonslip material. Section 3306(f). GENERAL PLAN CORRECTION LIST Page 7. 92. Stairways should bo enclosed as specified in Section 3308. 93. One exit from the building should be a smoke -proof enclosure complying with Section 3309. 94. Exit illumination and signs should be provided in conformanca with Section 3312. 9S. Aisle (cross aisle) in auditorium should have a minimum width as per required in Section 3313(b). Section 3313(e). 96. Panic hardware is required on exit doors serving Group B Occupancies having an occupant load of more than 100 (50 in Title J19). Section 3316(a). In lieu of this, doors shall have no locks or latches. 97. Main and side exits in conformance with Section 3315 are required for B -2(1) Occupancies. Section 3516(a). _ 98. Corridors of Group C Occupancies should have a width required by Section 3302 plus 2 feet, but not less than 6 feet. Section 3317(a). 99. Each floor above or below the ground floor level of Group C Occupancies should have no less than two exit stairs. Section 3317(d). 100. Exit stairs serving an occupant load of more than 100 in a Group C Occupancy should have a mini,mmt clear width of 5 feet. Section 3317(d). 101. Panic hardware is required on exit doors serving moms containing more than 100 occupants and in corridors of Group C Occupancies. Section 3317(g). 102. Every room in a Group D Occupancy should have access to at least two legal means of egress. Section 3318(a). 103. Doors from bedrooms and wards of Group D Occupancies and all exit openings where nonambulatory patients are Doused should have a minimum clear width of 44 inches. No projections in this width are allowed. Section 3318(b). i' 1U4. Panic hardware is required on exit doors serving more than 50 occupants in Group D Occupancies waess there is no latch or lock. Section .3318(f). i `t 105. Every sleeping room below the fourth floor should have one cpenable window or exterior `A door for emergency exit. FLOOR, ROOF CONSTRUCTION, COVERING, SKYLIGHTS, ROOF STRUCTURES 106. Attics of combustible material should be divided into areas not exceeding 3000 square feet. Section 3205(b). 107. Roof drainage should be conducted under the public sidewalk. Section 3207(e). 107(a) Smoke and heat vents are required in group "G" and "F" occupan<ies over 50,000 sq.ft. and in group "E" occupancies over 15,000 sq. ft. GUERAL PLAN CORRECTION LIST Page 8. 108. Overflow drains having the same size as roof drains and on independent . lines are required. In lien of this, overflow scuppers three times the size of roof drains should be installed in paiapet walls. Overflow system should have inlets located 2 inches above the low points of the roof. Section 3207(c). 109. The aggregate area of penthouses and otbar roof structures cannot exceed 33 1/3 per cent of the suppor,:ing roof area. Section 3601(b), FIRE- FC=GUISHING SYSIZI 110. An approved automatic five- ext4ui,shing system is required as r Sectiou 3801. :,ee Section 3802 on occupancy group 'E", Div. 1 & 2, area of more than 1500 sq,. ft.; group "H ", Div. 3. axes. over 3000 sq. ft.; group "F" occupancies over 12,000 sq. ft. are required to be sprinkled. M _ 111. Wet standpipes are required as specified in Sections 3805 and 3806. 112. Fire - extinguishing system plans should, be submitted to you to determine compliance with applicable building, plumbing, and fire codes. FIREPLACES AND CHW M 113. Chimneys should comply with Section 3702. 114. Fireplaces and barbecues should comply with Section 3704. FMISH WJRK 115. The interior wall and ceiling finishes should be specified and zomply with Table No. 42 -B and Section 4203. 116. Gypsum wallboard (interior lath and plaster) cannot be installed on weathor - exposed surfaces. See;.ions 4705, 4710. See Section 424 for definition of weather - exposed 117. Skylights should comply with Chapter 34. Plastic skylights are allowed only under the conditions specified in Section 5205. 118. Glass and glazing should caAply with Chapter 54. Typo and thickness of glass should be specified. See S.B. W1. 119. Glass and glazing in hazardous lorations should comply with Section 5406. STRUCTURAL 120. Special inspection in conformance with Section 305 is required, 121. Structural calculations should be submitted to justify the adequacy or the structural system in resisting seismic and wind loads, and supporting dead and live loads. This includes foundations. ;v x`,-122. Justifying caleulatio:m and details should be provided. ti r l _ GLVRAL PLAN CORRECTION LIST Page 9. 123. Floor load should consider a 20 -pound per square foot partition load. Section 2302(6). 124..•larquees should be designed for a 60 -pound per square foot live load. Table No. 23 -A. 125. Garageo for the storage of private pleasure cars .,Would be designed for a minimum 2000 -pound wheel load. Section 2302(b). 126. Live load signs are required. Section 2309. 127. Glue - laminated lumber should be fabricated in accordance with Section 2513(c). A certificate of insuxtion should be submitted. 128. Cross grain tension in wood is limited to approximately one -third the allowable stress in shear. Roof and tloor ledgers should be justified for this tension resulting from a 20U -pound per lineal foot horizontal force specified in Section 2313 in combination with dead loads, both causing eccentric moments. 129. Anchorage of concrete and masonry walls should comply with Section 2313. 130. Plywood gradeb should conform with Table No. 25 -C. 131. Justification is required that sufficient slope or camber is available to assure adequate roof drainage after long time deflections. I-t lieu of this, roofs must be designed for possible ponding of water. Section 2305(f). 133. Details on stressing method and hardware along with justifying data are required on pre - stressed concrete work. This data should be submitted and approved prior to ordering of material. Note that all tendons should comply with Section 4303(e)3, for fire - resistive purposes. 133. Welding data or details for steel decking used as a diaphragm should be provided. Information should comply with a specific ICAO research recommendation or test data submitted in compliance with Section 106. 134. Railings should be designed to withstand a 20 -pound per foot horizontal force. Section 2304. 135. Ceiling joists should be designed for total load of not less than 10 pounds pei square foot. Section 2304. RESOLUTION N0. 2835 RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING RES TO BE USED FOR SANITARY S IDENTIAL DEVELOFMENT FEES CITY OF UPLAND EWER FACILITIES FOR THE WHEREAS, on the 17th day of April, 1978, the City Council of the City of Upland adopted Ordinance No. 1161 entitled "AN ORDI *IANrE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF UPLAND AMENDING THE REQUIREMENT FOR LICENSE FEES ON NEW „ RESIDENTIAL STRUCT DES , and "HERFAS, is pursuance to Section 1 of tho Ordinance the City Council has the authority and direction to set by Resolution a total residential development fee and to further set by Resolution the apportionment of the total residential development fees into each of four development funds as identified in the Ordinance, and WHEREAS, the City of Upland fund for the expansion of sewerage collection facilities has been recently depleted by the need to make major collection system improvements to accommodate community 8rowth and additional facilities "(11 be required to accommodate continuing growth, and WHEREAS, it is necessary to expand regional sewerage treatment facilities beyond the current and the completed capacities that will result when construction Projects are fulfilled in order to provide adequate total system capability to accommodate planned cotmmunity growth in Upland and its neighboring communities, and a study prepared for the Regional Sewer System Technical Committee under the direction of the Chino Basin Municipal Water District for the purpose of considering equity bOtween existing users and future users of the system indicates that $22,900,000 (using current monetary values) has been collected to date for the system capital improvement program and that an estimated 101,000 units are presently served it the system, and that this represents a current velue cost to date of $226 per unit, NOW THEREFORE, it is hereby resolved by the City Council that commencing May 17, 1978, every person constructing any new residential structure in the City • t of Upland shall pay to the City of Upland the sum of $300 for each dwelling unit or mobile home space within a mobile home park. Said fee shall be paid at the time of the application for building permits for said structures and improvements. Said amount shall be deposited in the City of Upland Sanitary Sewerage Facilities Expansion Fund to be used by the City of Upland for sewage collection system improvemants, and also, in the event there is an agreement with the other regional sewage collection agEncies, to be used at the direction of the Upland City Couacil to make payment i I into the Regioual Sewerage System Capital Improvement Fund in amounts not to exceed $225 per unit to be used only to supplement other funding for exyanded regional sewerage treatment facilities in accor•lance with the Regional Sewerage Service Contract. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the disbursement of the sums collected - pursuant to this Resolution and Ordinance No. 1161 shall be as follows: y The Sanitary Sewerage Facilities Expansion Fund shall receive the sum of $300 for each mobil. home space within a mobile home park or each residential dwelling unit, eithor single family or multi - family unit. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 15th day of May _ _. 1978. /s/ George M. Gibson ,MAYOR OF THE CITY OF UPLAND ATTEST: /s/ Doreen K. Carpenter Doreen K. 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S 100.00 l U^ �! - - (fl ^_: :: ttil_Acfamsrstrttivr �ttdcIrrrm el- Loer1_Lu!~it+verH -rEt� vETffi -- S J .00 /copy - - _ plus 25 cents nwihnt, chance -- - -' - Ir 30761- 92.2 1 -- - -Y V - r.FF Lhf. Use and Buildin Reetilition. (a) Pecs for Zoning egulations. D Rj- R-1 District - Accessory Uses Permitted F*) -On-sitc Subdivision Sign. Application S 25.00 I 2-manth Extension ... .. ... S 50.00 Appeal S 25.00 (13)- Ycmporary Real Estate Orfice Occupancy Permit Application ..... ... S 25.00 Extension S 50.00 Appeal ........ S 25.00 General Provisions and Exceptions. (A - -Temporary Trailer Coach Use Permits Filing S100.00 Renewal ofsame .. ........ 5100.00 Appeal ....... S 25.00 (W Loc.ition and Development of Permitted Uses. Filing I-u ...... . . . 5250.00 Appeal S 50.00 Extension . . ............ S 50.00 Notilicaring Site Approval . . . .. .. . S 75.00 Adnimistra live Roiew and Approval S 25.00 J :Fet4"ys. Appli,"UoaXwe ......... ....... . S-60-.00— Appeal— ........ .. ......... S 2 -C (11) Temporary. On -site Sul)(11V1,;Ion SIVIIS. Application S 50.00 Renewal S 50.00 Appeal ..... .... .. . ......... S 25.00 94.2 (I ­7 h� 777 77 J (ill) Tewporary, off-site Subdivision Signs, Application ....................... S 50,()0 Appeal ........................... S 25.00 12-twinill fttrnsion ............. S 50.00 J .. App-ral ................... S 25.0() 4W Modire"tions Invol-. ing Minor Application ... ....................... S 50.()0 ApPC31 - - . ............................ S 25.00 MY Conditional Use Permits for Shopping Centers, Application ..... ..................... 5200,00 Appe-al , . . ............................ S 30.00 Extension ............................ S 50.00 13� Variances. M n of Application .................... S200.00 Appeal . .. ........................ . S 50.00 I'Ve",4"" — .... I ... — .. .......... S 50.00 nW V2siances (wanted Without ll"rinZ, sf F-Ifing Fee ..... .. ................ S1()0.00 1 Ar�af ...... S 25.00 45w. el IAI f ilmr. rec ............... (8) Appeal ...................... ...... S100.00 (C) flutension Request . . ................. S 50.()0 Ilevildf-M X; (Al Certificate of Occupancy — ............. 5100.00 (0) Appeal . ..... .. . ... . ....... .... S 25.00 (6) Planned Unit Dgwelapnwnts. (A) Fifwr Fee ......... . ............ S 1.000.00 (B) Appeal ............. ................. SlOO,()O 777 (Cl Extension Rcqt%!st ...... ... .......... S 50.00 (7) -T- Siind2,rd Plot Fbn R 4icsv ..... ......... S 10.00 — ------------------------ ;;.. (ti) 1411ca-ef 2" 31117—al Of I Ivimit e%fcm;j-,3n is requested, and the pfoiret deLy xis CJ,,Vd 50'3'.1• by leist"I of file 2PPlic-160" of J rowniawnwi laty, regulation. n1ling or jujonent which brill.• pr,-,""d filit furifirr citryinr on or Me ProWco. then- the I'Linning Dirvctur may waive anv exte"siM ICTirst fee urun proof of facls. -ujbjnittrd in i1s, 94-3 (I ­7 h� -1 . 31,j %next 575,000.00, 3S: osel 5100,000.00 (G) Subdivision Agreement writing which satisfy the conditions set forth above. Any such waive; shall have no bearing on the .leternunation of the time extension request .... D merits of the extension request .(lrp�Skrlxltrrsrorrf'ode.e ..uG�LI'/ �;;/t!✓ /5 __._— ______ ' f�) Parcel Man Y•cs, llonds and Deposits. I (A) Tentative tract tilinI IL 5500.0414 lot - - -- - -- i- - (13) Revert suhdivided land i i C'hcckingFee .. to acreage S50.00 +S1 /acre (C) Subdivision anneal fee ................... S 200.00 - (D) Tentative Alan _..-- -- - _ --_ --_ Extension request .... .. ...... .. ... S 50.00 (1) IstablishmentolMobilchome Part.. (lit Final mai 1" 'O0 �'o - - - - -- C'hecl.ing fee .... ......... A�ml l ner (A) Site approval . ........ .. _S250.00 . 5:50.00 _ hutwrmu --- (Fr EnOneeri ,and (13) Location and Inspection Fee 4r to S'S 000 00 -1 . 31,j %next 575,000.00, 3S: osel 5100,000.00 (G) Subdivision Agreement time extension request .... .. ..... 5200.00 - -- ' f�) Parcel Man *1'�.D• 901 - -� i i C'hcckingFee .. 59?ft00 +515.00 /parcel :,'4d— Mobilchome /Recreational Vehicle Parks (1) IstablishmentolMobilchome Part.. (A) Site approval . ........ .. _S250.00 . 5:50.00 (13) Location and _- development permit ... ... 5250.00 +SS /space ' Appeal S100.00 Processing costs S 100.00+S5 /space (C) ) nginecring and -- . - ---- Inspection I' • - .. ...... 1 to 525,000.00 (3 next 575.000.00, over S 100,000.00 3 � - -- -- - - --- r- (01 Land Division (1) Permit .. .............. . ............. S100.00 ? (2) Appeal S 50.00 (3) 1•xemptions and Ccrtiftcates 4 f Coln liance '� ( r ' P .... .................5100.00 (4) Fee for a combined application y�'.v= - . :..,•se j.- -id divigion and certificate y tpli.ance ........................ . 5150.00 (c) S)rcciat..oninp- • s y ?,Ali (I )- Controt- uLl3losving _Saud '�"• amFiolhl7osirnrt- - �... "� /csa�cl 94-4 i (Al--Aj!6t Aurvpann its M) S,1-5.00+S 1 -00 /acre ":0111t t ... ..S 10.00 ... .. ... .......... ..S 50.00 ... .... . .... .. S 50.00 Gencral Plan Amendments . .......... ........ S1.000.00 (S) Specific Mills ................................. S500.00 .... S25.00+S1 /acre (2) 114*,, X-Lin . .. .............. S25.00+Sl/acre with a maximum or S200.00 (3) ft ... M, ed .... ... 5200.00 ri f:1:Cri0:1 t-1r0— )IUSL91: :rr t4 ) yR� Ituilding Purnit rtes: The following fees ah,:1l ho charged for building ;,emits: TOlnl_ Valuation Fee j $1.00 to ,'DU.00 C..00• ' 10.00 t 410.06 $501,00 to $2,000.00 $F.06 fOr the fJr..t S5C0.00 plus . $1.00 ft•r oath a.ldi t ro:l. 1 , $100.00 or h.utlnr, t1 ..•�c0 r to and ir.c]Ldirg 5 ?,000.00 I $2,001.00 to $25,000.00 520.00 for the first $2,000 plus $6.00 for c:ch alditic^nl $1,000 or fraction e-cc.f, to ad i:.- cludinc, °2.,000.00 $25,001.00 to $25,000.00 $112.00 for the first S ?5,000 plus 53.00 for e.+cl: aMitional $1,006 or fraction thereof to and i•m]L•'i:,g $50,000.00 $50,001.00 to $300,000.00 $187.00 for Lila first 550,000 Plus $ ?.oc for each a?,lit ?r ^.al $1,000 or fraction L'ncof to and incluuin; S100,000.Go i $100,001.00 to $500,000.00 $287.00 for the first $100,000 I+lus $1.5U for e,icl idditic,!,al $1,000 or fioctiou LL,:eof, to and inclu:1iny $500,000.00 $500,001.00 and up $C07.00 for the first 5500,000 plus $1.00 for c,%ch a0ditional ' $1,000 or fr.:ction thtleof. tF a- -Y2� Plan Checking Feess The Plan Checking Fees shall be hs follows: •tfhcn the valuation of the proposed construction 0sceeds one thousand dollars and a plan is required to he submitted by sub- i t,ection (c) of Fectitc 301 of the ltniforn ltuildiny Code, a plan chec).iug fee shall Lo Acid to the building official at the Lillie of auLnitting plans and s:.ecific.-tiens for checking. Said plan cheel.ing 75 /le; fee ""all be equal to c:,.0 -44U of the building [emit fco as set forth in the tc'ledulc in Sectinn 'll:crc plans are of such corpleraty, are incooplete, I I or .nc c•h..ngcd t.0 as to r,.;uire additi, •1.11 pl.m Lhvcl•i,ng!ti++0.- a•L4ee // i� I ?/J <,��' ,r.•f �i..-I - el,�r /C flC L %R/! /.fit Uuriiginal- I.1. +rt�L..elc fao�irAe�lru,rl n _,r tl /� 1lJt'GY�I� li l A k',; &- 1 ("1J/ ;�•t•- ,Lout , ., d• 114ia, ns�- �1a::_. cSuc3:,.. �cc- nMt •l�1-hu- p�SS- lo- tbu- M.43,1+•ng t I t i 7� , 1 i ( i 1 I mm 1 1 Department at Lho rate of ten dollars per hour for the rz ount of l Lino expended." I t r2r7`Cu.lc Alspnction of a Structure to be t:ovcd: •Phc i Joe for a required Code inspectinn of a :.tructuru to he r.nved Wiall he LhirLy -five dollars ($15.00) ul:en locoLud tt.•r.ty -five riles (25) of the City limits, rnd a fee of One collar per -ills in addition t to the original thirty -five dollars shall Lo paid in ex:ro3s of twenty -five stiles for such Ccde inspection. L', i( yd- Additional Fees For Ir..prbpor Oecuuation: If a building or strt:cLurc is occupied prior to Lhc rc_uiruc-cn:o of Section 306(x) of the Uniform Building Code t:lt!.u_t p -xor a,;aroval as provierd in Section 30((d) therein, then nn inspection p rrit fee shall Le laid by the l)uilLer to the ltuiltling no;_r• =c•nt of $100.00 before a final inspection shall be n.rl,lo. Intpoction permit foes, double that of the last violation of this secticn, shall be paid to the Building Department for cash repeated violation. y:s 2r hazardous and Unsafe Commercial Puildings: Any person may file for an appeal from notice to abate by pnying a fee of $50,00 at the time of application for an appeal hearing. (� J ,2.4-rlochanical Pcrnitsx ).ny poison desiring a permit required Ly the Unifatm Building Code, 511,111 at t!.o tide of filing an application Lh�tefore, pay a fee as requited by this Section. ?:G.1 For the issuance of each pormit . . . . . . . . . $3.00 i i7,G.2 11 For the irrul!arion or relocation of oath furct•e -air ur ec..vitl••tylc fut:.acu or burner, • in,.ludinq ducts and vents ,,tt.r!.ed to such appli,.:+c•e,ul+ Co and xncicdlny lOC,OD'J P. ^.U.'s $4.00 i 6.3 1'or the installaticn or relocation of each fc•rcr :l -air or rravi:y type furnax rr !•saner ir.cluii :l :) (WAS .^tt.l Its aLt.C!•Cl to t:L'C!l ri.pli.ulc•c over 100,000 lt,T.U.'a . . . . . . . . . $5.00 4 For tl:o installation or relocation of each fluol ftntlace, lnrlq.ling vent . . . . . . . . . $4.00 i I it i. l i f I f t I l : 01' '.6.5 For tba inrt.n)lation cr t+i.c.,tion of c.,ch r.ut.- pt ni od Lr:at rr, t',•r, lewd c•..I I he ',tar or f loot' t.•rnu1t,•d unit hr.:Lc•r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.00 �.G.6 Fur the Lt tit a)lat. inn, rolcv-,tiun or rtpl+tco- nent of rich tpplSanc.• v:••:t inr.talletl end nut it,rlu,l,tf in an ,t;.;,tt •,c'c 1.::1mt . . . . . . $2.00 l '.6.7 For 11r_ jN,:tit of, IItar::rion of, or ad9iL'ion to c:,ch Ile.,ISlit) :Iirlianr,•, ralri.:crotIun unit, r•ur..frvL (:no)1l "j u•:it, :1):ctptIr-1 11•1it, of r:•rh ru• 1 "rt h••atSnn, :r1in-', . •nr:•Lion, nr ev.',):'t It ivr caul tnq :.y :r -., it r ?,:lit j i1:•a. ,ttnn of r:Pt.itr,ls -.. ...,rtI..., hl this l'nt:_ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.Co 1 14.6.6 ru, V. :nntalIution or -^tocrtic-t Of each hoilcr or conp,en!.or to .. :'. inrin.lirc three ho: Lc!•:n••:r, or nosh a!•:. : • ioa r.l r:a to and incltu:St.g 300,000 O.T.U.'s . . . . . . . . . . . $4.00 q.6.9 For tso lnrt.allat ion or rclr.cc:icr) Of each • hoilcr or co:.ptc+.r,nr ever - .r.:c h: rropo'..•r to anti ir,cl uding 15 ltarr:c• u••.::•• or r: t: • •l•sutp- tic:, t�yt:es, over 100,:•.: �.7.U's to :.:tr. it" clu•?inij 500,000 It.T U's . . . . . . . . . $7.50 ` t #'.6.10 For t -e i.t,t:tallation or rr.•,rs'it.^ r.: each ' hoilpr c: c•c .vnto•.rrr-c.•:(•r •5 Lunt -r tr to and ct c':uiing 30 hart'•pe: cr, or ear , aL- sr+plirn t;•.t.e1: uv r 'UC,OCO S.T.L.'s to and i:.rludinu 1,000 •0 E._.U.I. . . . . . . $10.00 t'.6.11 For t!5 iast.,lLtlicn ur r'lurLtion of each •,oL::•po.xi: to hoilcr or rc)np1tL:.Ot u•'e- 3D .utd �,:, l �df ng 50 hu: • u. r: or for r.:ch •n ly: I. "JSO,C!0 to :-net i••clwling 1, e.r.li.'s .515.00 ( -.6.12 For t!,(i installation or : ^loc„ticn of cash 1)OSlr.r or vc•frin,•ralSun L - °.lcr over 50 hoe- ol,a:or, or e:ct. ... .c•_,t:cn "_tc:, over •1,75D,000 li.'1'.11. .. .$25.00 2.6.13 For cash nir handling unit to and including I 10,000 rabic ff:cL l,t•t 17,21::.ta, including ductL .2Lt,lchcd 111cleto . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 3.00 Ncyvr: Thic fee ..hnll rot. ply to an air h-tnd)rttq unit t'ltir': is a portion of u 1,.at)ry .a:::!•rbtt•:: t.c•;,linacr, co:a- `.ult c,:ulSt.g veil, c.r•oraivr roalot t,r .d..o•p:ion writ flit which a 1•crroit SL 3c•qut +c9 I'll, O.Cre in rhiL role. 6. 14 For cr•h nir 1L.,ndling unit uvrr 30,000 cubic feet i r•r ninutc .. .. .5 5.00 ?.6.15 For o..ch ov.P4)rat1vu roclrr Other than purt:.ble. typo . .. .. .. . . . . . . . . .. , .$ 3.00 6. 16 For o: ch •ant Ian LLI- IW't:tr^ to a ran,lu duct .5 ..00 1 .6.17 For each ti•cntilntion rys:ra vhich SL not a it ,or iS::•1 01 .:n:• hr.,ting r,t enr.0itio•ung 7.00 t:y:.u•.a .,t.:h'.1,:rtt I,y a It _ 5 i i I , i i t i i ,t , t •t t ) ti ! I t ' I 7 i; r, 1 } S I.i x.6.10 For thu innl.nllation or un.dc 1,Uo,l which is $3.00 c.ct v:•cl Iry c; c l.o:.ical c..h ;u.: t including the duct:. for ::uch honcl . ,6.19 Fur the inr.Lall .:Lion or relocaLian.Of . $5.00 c,:ch Jucao.tic type incincr:.Lor rur the inat.11..tion or Icl <,cation of cash l.G.20 20, Of 111111 ar i:.c'u•.tr:..l t�y�0 incir.• rotor coc. uncial •Lrical ]act?] 011 it Fte.: c fco for Permits sholl 110 es folloo•sc 11� 7,1 Now Construction :nd ;.e2itionn: Pctr.it issuance plus $.()l r.: l l•er . -Pere fir ,ch service fee stall be $ 4.00, s,itch 300 volt, or less; $•02 per ar.perc far each nel'riee ::�.ateh 300 Bolts or lest: $.02 per nr•parc for ,nch service s%-itch 301 volts to 600 volts; $.OS per perc for cac:� servicc s,itch in excess of 600 volts. In addition, the following •ices shall trply to electrical systors contained ocitl•in or on any new structure, including new additions Lo existing structures: $.0025�er nom ^t• 1, c0 - Licat part vhieh is over 5,000 sq. ft. t]arehcu 2. storage garages ohcru no repair work is done. 3. M tcr,ft hangers ,.here 710 tc•ua,r gory is done. 5.005 aer �g_�_t. esidential :.cccesory buildings attached or de- 11 l taehed, uch as gar ges, ca :i,orts, sheds, etc. 2, t.arages and carports for r�atcls, hotels and corriorci.cl parking. 3, varelwuucs up to and including 5,000 sq• Lt . q, rll other occup:.ncies not list.cd, that part which is over soon L•q. ft. $.01_.per so. -ft. /11 ai cac not listed up to and inclu- other ccecr; A' 7.2 Plan Check i'cac: „riA'�of -111 fain: cl:argc C, crca)K I pL- mJLir.mance fee., when t:ecvice stitch sire wxt,cdu 200 A!•Petar or 300 voltr.. 7.3 Alterations, T.Ccli ions And Iletr Conl.tntctiun: 1:ne.re no rLructurnl voi), it, hcittg ,, or it i:. Jr,:.NSOaI to vac tJ,e t.gu„re froto,a Lc1jrdu3e, c(jnvicet to units el, fol3o• :,. 1 ) J 7.3.1 Convert iho following to unilr, tLen charge $1.50 tnl' each knit. • - Fur each 5 cutlet:: or ftoction t),c•trof :•`rote current is used or controlled 1 unit For each 5 lighting fixtt-res or fracticn thereof where ct.:reAt it used or cc.-*.--!led . 1 unit For wulti- attJet ast0-11,1y (fe:.toun vlug told, utc. L' ) 1%tch 20 f. t cr f:aclicl , .rut 1 unit Dr 7.3.2 Fur e11l1i)1nc•nt ruled in Vorscpot:er (!! ?) , ,li1c•.rAttr ( (1:101 at. ].i]ovolt- ,.- •,cre� ();V,*), tl,(, fce for er,c °1 rotor, t r.mi,!ut,:er, m:dluz appl i oncu `all f c: 11P, 1:17, -1, 04 FIc:,C!`im Tne.tinor FEE Over 1 and not uvcr 10 . . . . . . . . 3.00 Over 10 and not over 50 . . , , , , , , , . 5.00 Over 50 "I'd not over 100 10.00 Over 100 and not ot,!r 500 15.00 Over 500 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20.00 NVIT I 1. For c•guii•r..ent or AP),limtres havil g -ore than w,-,tor ., one w,-,tor or heater, 1110 I.un o: •!-a cor)•incd 11,11. ),e ucrd to ca ^),utct the fee. F' 2. These feet. inrlude nll critcheG, ci•cait 1•rea%crs, c•ontrac•totr, teL ^.1.r and other di:act 7y related runtrol rnui;^ ant, X7.5 Tar)•or.:ry Svrvice: 1 S 7.5.1 :Y•t•3,otaly or rnnt•tructiun :,c•rvlrc, inclucling )•olc•c ii or pcCr•+•talr, rch . . . . . + $ 5.00 1 hp lov,11 for tcrp.,rary u r. •, of •er1 •,1nt• $a 1 :.utvlcr rr_v`, •rC ):i,1 t rur)•lcalcn or r btiurlulu c.r fill.,] a1.•,,.ttan, r :.h S 5.00 -1 3 hd.lii ir,n.11 e,u;y1<vt ing )t..1,• c,1c•)t S 2.00 i •i 1 i i i i i1 ii j. 1 i i 1 i I t 1.7.5 tlit.cclIonoous: 0.7.5.1 /trn li.tltting r trnd, :r.lz up to ana inclu- ding 10 au it site, c.ih $ 2.00 Over 10 nn a t.ite, each S 1.00 �r j. 7. 5.2 I : null_ iEn eitR—+'i`1 . ,? if - -+.Mar_. -.nd Uanling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 00 PAU a /n1 •cti% .0 I ��.7.5.1 Cuwrc- ...c,t 'lyng.aaalr - --. .— : - �S]O.UO Lfh%YrtPilt. t iT 7.5.4 Terporary tales rLintt n:luiling .e.vice ' conic- ctiunc, utc. $ 5.00 7.5.5 In.pection for reins :_nllafJon of idle i ntc•lcr (re.aved by Utility Co.) . . $ 5.00 1.1.5.6 Lny clectricnl tmr): for vrich a pc•tmit is tcrutted but no fac is httein pruvi8vd - $10.00 per Lour, t tntt L-% . . . . . . . . . S 5.00 1.7.6 Illtu.dnated ::iga'h, ..o.::, Relocated or altered - Square Feet ' Up to nntl including 5 $ 5.00 Over 5, nut nver 25 G.OU Over 25, not. ewer 50 . . . . . . . . . . . 8.00 Over 50, not uver IGD . . . . . . . . . . 10.00 t Over 100, not over 200 .. . 12.00 Ovur 200, not o-cr 300 .. 15.00 , MI. over 3O0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .03 per ' sq. ft. 111 , }.7.7 Overhead Line Ccrostrvction II 1. Poles and ,.n:h:rs, each $ 2.00 j (In addition all ..pplit able � fees in I this rc).vdule r iall apply) ! }r8 Plumbing Perrtirzc 3 %-cs -hull he Paid as indicated in the flolllot.ing schedule: t For 1:.t:uing each pvrtrit . . . . . . . . . . $ 3.00 ' In addition: For each plura.ing fi,•cero or -trap or sat of fiatu.cs on ono trap (inclu.iing vatc•r, dsaino,jv piping e.,:i i•acl.fluu prolrction themefure) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2.00 For each building srt•er and each trailer I,.trk sewer . . $ 5.00 i Rainwater system. - 1•cr ilrain (iiwide building) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S 2.00 For each curfq+ool . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 5.00 For each privjte tot ,Vc il;ri,n :al :,t tom $10.00 1'nr each rater ytt•,.tt r irul /ur von. . . . . . $ 2.00 l'ur t ach g.t:. 1•:1-2:.1 ry,arvt of nm (3) to four out) •tn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2.00 1'ur each qt:. y•ip.:.a .•t,nanr fiNn (b) nr nalc•, 1•cr cnLlc•t . S .50 I I � I Fur Inch incl13.LrJn1 um;lc p: p••trc•.Iln:vll intcn yrlor, it.rlu(1r1I :1 its tr „p „n4 v•rt•, i extept111g Litohoc, type yr..•are ialccc•c;,lurs functir:Iinr� ,In ilmLUro ttc;rc I • • • • . S 5.00 Fur fnolallatinn, allarrliun or rr•poil• of "Itel prp:ng art' J' •.rotrr lrc,rtfnu oquip:'enL S 2.00 For r.p,Iir ur allel -Itia o r..inagc pipis,g . . . . . or vcnL . . . . . . . . . . . . S 2.00 1OY v.:clt ]�cm �I +rinl:lrr systr:: nn mIy one I,:tot, inc lu.ling l..cl'f10 p: u:c. tic•^ Pv ri C.:J l6c tv.rc:C , . . . . . . . . . . . S 2.00 1'or v,•cuuet I'LL-M:Crs or 1.,•r:f]o:: pro•,cliva duvic•os on ta:I;.s, vats, etc. Cr fur Jaye :i- la Lic,n of �nprutcclod p1L l'ir :g f:rtu:es inch.!iry noc•essall' t•�ter p:u u ir:g - to rur oat: (4) U) . . . . . . . . . . . . . S 2.00 Five (5) or More, each 1 r• •9 sign Pernils: Tl�c .t r�i: G Sttr 1%•.. / %• �E• /ii�ri t�•�.. _7 �/ 51911 acsr.�il fees shall be set for U1 in fection l'Ilof this Aasolutiun, l� I /' I y:10 Neo: construction foe: TI10 nero c0;13trn :iun fees sn.. ?t be as folluc•s: it. 10.1 each clv:clli unit in n si �`n ny car .o;itn' um, aparlmunt d 2lcxjr or r:ulti c -der lling :t• •clone, or in , D!)I� hotel o 1r, dormitory fiftcc con's per nd are fo of gtos VI- g area %under r of, or LI htm red dal l ins , f reach dc:el , which •ver is they /greater to - su•.1 (7/.10.2 For cac:t addition to a dc:r111ng unit In I i a single t fanny condo:nin :a, a;rarL: cnt duolr\, or r•ultiPle- da•e1ling structure, or in a bole • or &a, (cuty, Which addition ccn::ists of 650 square feet or more urd:r roof, o r l t:hich .,ddiliun rrcatcs an additional i d. :,•lling u•:nl, fiftern cents per square runt of gross buildfug omen under :oof, or tn:o hu:rdred dollars per each cl% :cl]ing usrit, uhichrea I is the gLV„ler total su:c. 010.3 Pnr rack trader rp;ccc, tr:o huadrud dollnrc ti•' I additional I;u^r for any directly nccc•ssur c i11i no 1' rtIuc Ltrrc. t t I•. I t ,i 1( i� i ,l 1 lI ) I 1 24.1 03 14foru 25.1 liui Ill I-j ).'•f,Lal: Co, 75-28, PUIe illiki ll,agulistionn for use o: he •111110 Ct-':,-MIJLY ,I! fev•, to be ch-rar-U(•cl for thr- ront.0 if !:-lie ow:: Auditorium 5.00 innt 60.00 D.111ce 150 00 Xitchen 749) $20.00 Kitc)•'•11 I:L L"K Ilia 30 00 25.00 00 C e. ,.cn up .,.:jusit 10.00 Au itorium vs 00/.-Lcj, 4 0/..L •rcie based on nu-,t)cr uses O?�cll year. • 25.2 Sp, la 'ents: For any s ;•1 events &s d.,"n 4 by the S13cci a] E ice, $25.00 , I..'i t r�v�cb Oteiv�f he d "'e* addif ifin i"'. ,, icre will be I I. tile applic.- 1 >21._'O_O__'r' - "f"t, t for ,fly v� Incurred by the police w1jr..;s -1 "IZ- I L ved by L110 I �j' Council. 1. -57 1W1!Se&1,j#eOtjr_ Returned Check char-n I A cl,aj*gL* of 11111 be In-1,10 for all C13L'C).s roLuinL.,j by the 1',*':0-. fur non- Gufficlent ft'310!; or bc•.juqc the avcjullt liar been Oo•cd. ;;. !P- few Pwnalty for failure to Pay Liccnsn fco, ?• lOt Pur n.onth of the ]Sccn:.c Lcc dua T Pt•n;,lty of 01.1]1 bu Yard fur failure to pay a 1Secr,re fee• t.ithrn 30 dayr: alter Lhe r":c r11,111 Lrcrme due• l ;arirum Prr,all'y SOt of license feu. 77rc Clty shall cnllr•ct to ponally due n costs addIlion to the ] incurred LY the nec•ccaSty to f"c suit for c•ollec- lSon !n the Cow•ts, 9.Y�� �• .- �uv`!'h:r be rn:'•,•d I; fcr;�fn a Lusr tic. ,•e• �� r ttar>a<} I„ �3 R•`Pl:rac. ca of Lost or D:sl a•od L7 rrnse. i� °hall Lc I'eid for tho rePl,+c%'T"c•nt fee of S].00 of lost or do:aro, SEC i'10;t 10, r,., c•d 1 i cor,ccs• ' 10.1 � `• r uike& the ti]f. _ fe let -o ,r60- -Jter} aid do_f .' =1'!nq LhC_c::-• <_ ur .1"", o. 'oat+ 1- -to-ty c Fracesaimj •.a'•- �.n,�pP1•i•cation for_]i��cnturtoinacn t. SF:CTIO:F 13.ci1+•r..nr•. _._ _ acc"Zpany_ L1ra.su11: / 550:00 eh' aicsi40_.Of�c ch.apP}ir t�oa-rir-fra •� -• costs of lnvusHgation -lid, t. - 3 in Part —the clo •� Perri -,-t o'PL-rform- ra9�agc cervices 4.. not authorize the Opera f a •a;�5 son.. - ._ .. c eslaltli:J+rwnc. - -My per_ liccnsed.,to porfom mussag' -scr i cos who dos! r est�aylich:a.•nt_t�•.,t srpu:a:c e-to uPurato a massage S _apply f .a_pernit•_Ltrarcfunu. ]l.2 chance of 7 cation: !lass ne Permits. The change of Iocatfon fee shn)1 be S .00. n 11.3 Trancfcr: 1!.1:.0.1 c ir,voly! ng the 9 ermits; 9'ho fcc for each al+Plicat sale or t:rnsCor fan a mar.saco c•sLablir,hmont shall be 55.00, 1•:OVISC R�+I LDIRCS W TJ�D OTIIF�,1!`};Trh J'L ' JAADS i CP .uuse Y.ovfn9 ,. ^nd Tn,u;.Purtalinn D:posit. Uafor� the transportation pcz;^it, t1 :e Clty Lnrincer issuing cant a deposit of J shall require of the aii•1i_ F r:+aled a >Pcuse to 1r.Cc`m ul Honey equal to tvicu Lho arc,unt of the esti- ify the fity for such cxpensos, as well as against any loss or danaya w!:' U" the Ci L Injury to ,n. Y mat' sustain Ly rvacun of d„na9c• or 1 strcoL, crdcvulk, fire hych,at or othor property of the crtl'• Such dopo::1L r'e11 r not be Ices than SSnn,00. 1 7 I I I t I I f I II I ilnu::u fluving n71d Trnnupnrl•aUun I`cvu1iL, A frc nC $15 por rt•aLion, i•uhjrcl to a I14:11 lninit.uuo I.. )nil flu of ;25 1 Le I)aid 1-y thu .Ilplicent vlio opplIc•r, fur it la•s.dl Stouter the provi- clow, of chapter 1,1, of thu Glom City Cudu. SL •3-3— i-•�'P. 1 V.i)�]'r c-1' jN.µor•1 -rat ns 1 shotv-- .on- t:'rF" u.• 1g . ^•I < ?u] ' 7Fttttr u.,. $100.00 S1 :cYpO':.1'4��rr,1. _ �4,�C f•eG Soo /imp I�XG� o /R�Q� e1l�,�d1 1'v.•sy unit : :nti.l wt•cic,rr o•- It rsc•n L:ho uevcle•�s land for rv,iden :al l._7,o :.re 11.11 t7.•_Cicatc it pur.`On o' suc)Y lc ^d, pay a fec, er a eo l,inAiun of huth, al thn C.pticn o: the City is i out forth in .rrdi ,,) cc, Nu. 719, to: t ,c purpore of pto :•it 1: c park and iucrt•ationcl .,•ti]tt3.r. .It th.: tii.,n wit! .tv,orlfl)§ to the L. .,east's 1 and fo.r.ula contest cd in Oitlii.xii•C• Lo. 71;9. I I Osdio..ucn No. 7C9 rhali ant apply to alterations 1 or additions to to cri•.liny eta ng w7it, pro :•Ted raid oltc•� :ion I or addition duce not cicatc in :rl.litiosal dwelling unit. An additiun.11 fru urluaUng :,St of tl,c ricr1C..:iatcd t park foe. chill be paid fur Zhu d_vrlu)lr. Sit of recrc a!lonal foeiliti(1s. n1: lAr3 , r t. •) .0:.:13 1 {Y )3 .:i 1Yt 3'3 ;. Y: It{IS 1 +/ ]t • 1 7 .9)M a9:. it Cim 1.9.11 .0-1:1 :11. Sr 1 7 .1 I::.L 7, .I .t:llt • {{S. D1 .L: •:) ]'t t: • • A .O /f )1 319 11 .t 3.1, 1:0 D) C.){1 in 11 • L P::: ). 1.: )t :I .raft • 7:1.04 .1')91 311 .1 • 1 t t .t nt% :.473 11 .: 37. $.:.13 ., ;;it :11.14 • T •w.-a 3.119 .9..7: :.t.. :. r1.t7 sit :S t .741:9 1.111 1] .171it . 7 .: L.1. .1 .: :9 11 C. 14 . ' ► ..• >u 1. :.1.t -. 1 i. 1_.0 .u.a of s: . 14 : :) I I it l� ! i� i 1 i , i . I • 1 I 16.024 GUVF.RNMF.N'r AND ADMINISTRATION i it issu;fnce fees, electrical permit — n •PABLt• 13'•r•'ronlinurd 0213$ of this C'udc singlr•family dwellings Adjusted Area Permit Tree Adjusted Area Perr it Fee (Sclu're Feet) (Dollars) (Square Fret) ( ollars) 1,300 218 4,400 468 1,400 229 4,500 472 1,500 240 476 1,600 250 4,' /U 480 ,700 _6U 4. 0 484 _ 270 900 488 I,e)00 X80 ov 5,000 496 2,000 ; 0 Add 4c per ft.' 2,100 300 and round up to ' When p17n Check ordy it request Jill' plo Zw fife•e shall be 1.5% of the fee prest•nbed by this Table, nnuuleJ up rearett dollar 'Fur a building to he ' onst n,n San Bernardino rininfa• Standard Plan or au lnternauonal Confer • of Hu dug Uff •tals Standard Ilan and /n rdentscal buddtngs of one sue wit v one plan a hn•Aed for vin identical bw1drrrgs, the permit fee for each hill fa he roust rt ,d from said . ndird Plant and for each such rdenncal A& brr g. in addition n, t first such identical b dJmg whose fir will be as prescribed in '7 is Table. still he 7.5 of the fee prescribed r has Table r„unded up to the nearest dollar 31-orlactorvbudt ,stung strth I., ! u ld rspernoas o,tly, the perma lee shall e 10r of the fee prescribed by Nrt able, n,unded up h, the nearest dollar lbl P etory tnspectans ore /y, the perm', fee shall h V% of the fee prescribed by hit Table, rounded up io the nearest dollar The budding pe,mit fee for new this subuetcon The pennit fee low and all inspection fees for all it issu;fnce fees, electrical permit — n nu tees These fees are in 0213$ of this C'udc singlr•family dwellings S .65.e6 � �,JD and Plan ... ....... S ,go4)0 � � O d 00 s-9+,m � �ao.0o Standard Plan Sat FD-w t t ssun shall have obtained a permit on Lowrrd by such permit shall shalt hate been cancelled, that s except plan • checking fees and lcaars/ 90-4 I patu in aLcurd:nlco vita tho following scht•dule upotl proruntation of Ill our.. Lt I i- Cost of I(a•ol.r_rt•atu Fr•r \ 0 - $25, DOD \ 2t f. $25,000 - $75,OOL 2t of $25 000 plus 1.75E of anount . ,oau $ ?b,000 $75,000 - S125,000 1 -e4l f 575,000 plus 1.50' of , l'�i✓ U IV anau• t:Lova $ /4, 000 i)v $125,000 - $2Uo,000 1, OL of 5125,000 plu-, 1.25" of ar. runt .,love $1 : 5, 000 i $200,000 plus 54i of $100,000 plus 1.001 of l' arlaunt zhoru 5260,000 i The impaction fee rh311 he paid upon request for construction 1 , permit and shall be in .,ruunt twico (2) tLu plan chc•L1: fc•c, V F '© Vi4- Graling Pon-At and Plan Check Foe. A grading pewit H. 3 fee, in accordance with the following r.ch••dule, rhall be paid. In additiun, a grading plan checl: fee equal to me -half of the permit r fee shall be paid. In estimating these feel:, the sure of cut and fill ti shall be considered. Schedule: I OuantitY For ' 50 cubic yards for lest 50 to 100 cubic yards . . . . . 301 to 1,000 CLl.ie ya1•d0 `15•'40 for tite rirst 100 cubic y.,rds pIuc f' 00 for v'.c4 .,ddit101411 100 ruble ynrdt' nt ft.-aLttlr ticloof. 1,001 to ]0,000 cl:bic yards . $48.'00 -for the firnt ' 1 , 000 cu1,t c yordt . 1 -11••, 16. on rot r• „Ch Iddi t i.,:r 11 1, 000 culyc y.u.l:• or ft..r:LC'r tl.,•1(.0i Ilia. 00 101001 to 100,000 ell) is y.11,15 - $;3?. -N)0 rot, the first ' 19,000 rltl.ic yards Itu- 127.00 for loch .,d.littun:rl lo,0oo cubic y.1a-dr: or ft ac::rp thr:rro r. 385.�v '• 100,001 cr.!.ic yards or rare . S-74,rPfr- for the fitnt 100,000 ''15.00 � c1.1•tc ydru:. ptun for e.,c•h .141•11t 1,.n.11 10,000 Ctll•ic yal,i:: ur fr.lcLlp:1 tl.,.•,vof i I J I f1. A r.cr'vIen c•h.ugH of v1D•DD pc•r palcul (it, do :fr..y r::pr•nocs u•h uu in:.pec•tianu, Holier::, phut,.Dr,•!l,s, and I "tin ). 2. Ads, ni:.tr., ivo co:.ln n the aav,unt f tt:cnt -:iv: pr•rco L I ( 51) of i .r• Ira ^.i • charyc•. 3. ho cu .bin 1 I. vi co cl.atgc and ad: ir3r.trvl coat. .. ^,hu 1 not onorcd ;100 per p.:l(`cl, i7.0- I:fa' /_th Olt I:F:I:ItC.L!ICY 4:fhl' i�t(1 ;CIII_W1.17r) 'Xits L• ^p.+ir or i.,u ri,,ucy I:orl: by City. 1:o r:. ac :u• • ri,L:•r: by tho City to rc•1r.ir facililics dcr,a:;cd by is Con r..ctur, r• .c; w usher party and other c: _r,ancy vurl: shr.)1 be charged for In :eccu!.mca With the- follo••:ing srhodulc: 1.1 L').:n vork is accorpliched by a Contractor v.�nged by tho City, the charges Waal I:o U:nre esl.Llisho,l in tI'c e•c•: :c::.cL l.y fa) lU:tral bid pros_ durc, (b) Inforr .1 hid proc -lure, , (c) Purchase Ocder, f plus a.ininIrLL.-.ivi costs in the r_.ount o` twenty -fi v'perccnt (2•.t) ; of the bacic chore. 1 When Cu :rgcrcy repairs are necoc:.itated due to er• :,nc to City facilitios by a Contractor, City cress will he util ivied .:n :1 el: :.,_d at the than prcvailin, par diem wage rate a3 establisl•ed by L':c c :.;ar :rent Of en- ployment for this alca. 1.2 I:hcn scheduled or ❑uLual. aid work is nevorp'inhod by t City crews utilizing City equtpnant., Uce basic charge shall be con -aced I(1 m n time Lequtrod basis during nor-mal vull.ing hours. Labor c!mrgrs exceecling the nurnal vor! :in, hours will ha charged at ti:.-.z and H half ! I (1 112 tides the lobor r•.Lrr: llstod LOW.:) ; ,I t li Labor Eater. l:.ri nloa�ncu t:orker I $ 6.25 per Lr. , Yainlenunce Vorhvr II . . . . . . • 5 7. f,0 per 1.r. ):quip :..:nt Opelalor . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 7.50 l,_r hr. rcluiI ci%L I:cchnnic . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ n. (ID per hr. tI Lead O;.arator v n. n0 pur hr. !I 1'Juld l :uporri : :or' $ 9.r01 :r I. II , I t i 4T A pr eaoe- -.rwelvver I*le,, No RESOLUTION NO, 2693 t A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF UPLAND ADOPTING SPECIFIC FESS FOR ZAN2NG AND PLANNING WHEREAS, on the 28th day of September, 1976, the ¢ City Council if the City of Upland did adopt Ordinance No. 1102 which authorized and directed the fees for zoning and planning to be fixed by resolution rather than r r; by ordinance; and t WHEREAS, evidence has been introduced before the City Council as to the true direct costs incurred in the processing of the applications involved in the matter for which the fee is fixed and it is the - desire of the City Council to cover said costs in said fees; and WHEREAS, the City Council has heretofore found that the fees hereinafter set forth do reflect the direct costs involved in the matters to which the fees are pertaining; NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Upland does hereby adopt the following specific fees as the fees to be charged by the City in zoning and planning matters: ITEM (P. FFE ( $ ) (p. C.) _ General Plan Amendment 500 Zone Cha_4e t 490 Conditional Use Permit 4901 Variance: Single - family Res. lots 501 (owner occupied) (b) All others 4401 Tentative Tract Fiap 4401 -1- A`EM Parcel Map Administrative Corimittee Determinations: (a) Site Plans (b) All otner EFCOMENDED FEE ($) -- (P. C_) 100 + 1 /Lot' Architectural Commission Review: 15 15 (a) Site Plans 40 (b) Landscape Plans 40 (not filed with Site Plan) (c) All others ( Schematic Review, Etc., except s Sns) 40 - Appeals Requiring Public Hearing 70 1When filed in conjunction with another petition, as a subordinate part of such petition, the filing fee for the subordinate petition mcy be reduced to the amnunt of twenty percent (208) of the filing fee for the primary petition. (Tctal Foe for conjunctive petitions equals filing fee for the primary petition plus 208 of said fee for the filing of the subordinate application.) PASSED AND ADOPTED this 28ch day of September 1976, to become .affective on the 28th day of October 1976. I- Y9R "OF THE CITY OF UPLAND ATTEST: DORE&I K. CARPENTER CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OF UPLAND STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO ) ss. CITY OF UPLAND ) I, DOREEN K. CARPENTER, City Clerk in and fo: the City of Upland, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of Resolution No. 2693 of said City which was passed at a regular meeting of said Council held on the 23th day of September _. !,, 1976, by the following vote, to wit: AYES: Bailin, Gibson, McCarthy NOES: None ABSENT,. 3ottin, Petokas CITY CLERK OF TfiF. ITY OF UPLAND APPROVED AS TO FORM: •,1, r� Q'3? A� �'Yl, t �' -15 BNN LD E: biARONEY, ITY ATTORNEY DATED: September a % , 1976 S-.. 41po Ae 7 S- �17 r' CITY OF UPLAND ENGINEERING DIRECTIVE R -5 REVIEW OF MAPS AND PLANS The following information is intended to be a guide in determining the fee required and the number of prints needed in connection with the review by the City of maps and plans submitted by engineers. TRACT MAPS Tentative Map: - Submit 10 prints to the Planning Dept, plus an 8x10 film positive. -The fee for filing the tentative map is $440,00. Final Map: - Submit 3 prints of the map and 2 prints of the title sheet to the Engineering Dept. for the initial review. -The Engineering Dept. will estimate the amount of the deposit for map checking (per Res. 2554). This amount is to be deposited* prior to the release of the map for checking by a professional engineering firm. - Submit 2 prints of corrected sheets for each additional review. -When the map review is completed, the linens (signed by the subdivider's engineer and by the land owners, includ- ing notarization) are submitted to the City for signing by the City Engineer, the Secretary to the Planning Commission and the City Clerk. -20 prints of the approved map sheet and a duplicate mylar of each sheet are to be furnished to the City prior to the recordation of the tract map with the County. -The subdivider's title company picks up and delivers the subdivision map to the County Recorder's office. PARCEL MAPS Tentative Map: - Submit 7 prints to the Planning Dept. plus an 8x10 film positive. -The fee for filing the tentative map is $100.00 plus $1.00 per lot. Final Map: - Submit 2 prints of each sheet to the Engineering Dept. for initial review. -The Engineering Dept. will estimate the amount of the deposit for map checking (per Res. 2554). This amount is to be deposited* prior to the release of the map for checking by a professional engineering firm. - Submit 2 prints of the corrected sheets for each additioaal review. *After the City has con ?leted its review and has approved the map, the actual cost will be determined. If the actual cost is lower than the deposit, the excess will be refunded; if higher, the City will prepare a bill for the additional amount. Form No„ 393 (Rev. 10/76) -1- Engineering Directive R -5 -When the map review has been completed, the linen (signed by the subdivider's engineer or surveyor ar the property owners) is submitted to the ^ity for signing by the City Engineer. -15 prints of the approved map sheet and a duplicate mylar of each nheet are to be furnished to the City prior to the recordation of the purcel map with the County, -The subdivider's title company picks up and delivers the parcel map to the County Recorder's office. IMPROVEMENT PLANS - Street, Grading, Irrigation, Modified Utility Plan, Combination Sewer and Water Plan. Initial Review: - Submit 2 prints of each plan sheet; except, 4 prints of the combination sewer and water plan. -One print of the cross sections for all existing streets being improved is to be submitted with street improvement plans at the time of initial review. Checking Fees: -The Engineering Dept, will estimate the amount of the deposit for plan checking (per Res. 2554). This amount is to be deposited* prior to the release of the plans for checking by a professional engineering firm. Additional Review: - Submit 2 prints of each sheet submitted for each additional review; except, 4 prints of the combination sewer and water plan. Signatures: -When the review has been completed, the mylar or mylar duplicate ** (signed by the engineer) is submitted to the City for signing by the City Engineer. -After the approved plans are signed, 2 sets of prints (except, 5 sets of prints of the combination sewer and water plan) are to be furnished to the City in addition to the original mylar or mylar duplicate. *After the City has completed its review and approved the map, the actual cost will be determined. I£ the actual cost is lower than the deposit, the excess will be refunded; if higher, the City will prepare a bill for the additional amount. * *Mylar duplicates are required %then a material other than mylar is used as t•e original or when the original has been made uti "izing blocks, letters, or symbols affixed to the surface. Exceptions must have advanced approval by the City Engineer, Form No, 393 (Rev. 10/76) -2- J CITY OF ONTARIO FEE SCHEDULE * 1. Zone Change * 2. variance * 3. Use Permit * 4. Appeal * 5. Conditional Use Permit * 6. Amend to General Plan * 7. Site Plan Review * 8. Pre- application Review 9. E.I.R. 10. E.I.R. Appeal 11. N.O.I. & Initial Study 12. Negative Daclaration It Adopted by CC Res. 7529 2/19/74 Adopted by CC Res. 8534 5/2/78 cf 5/4/78 $175.00 50.00 75.00 y origiral application fee 75.00 250.00 0 0 150.00 20.00 25.00 35.00 CITY OF UPLAND ENGINEERING DIRECTIVE Rr7 GRADING PLANS AND PERMITS GRADING PLANS: A grading plan shall be submitted to the Engineering Dept. for revic -0 and approval for all development within the City, including single family residential, multi - family residential, mobilehome parks, planned unit developments, and commercial, professional and industrial sites; except that, in the instance of the improvement of an individual lot in a single family residential zone, grading plan requirements may be reduced or completely waived when the City Engineer determines that such requirements are not warranted for the specific improvement. GRADING PLAN CHECKING PEES: The Engineering Dept. will estimate the amount of the deposit for checking the grading plan (per Res. 2554). This amount is to be deposited prior to the release of the plan for checking by a professional engineering firm. After the City has completed its review and approved the plan, the actual - cost will be determined. If the actual cost is lower than the deposit, the excess will be refunded; if higher, the City will prepare a bill for the additional amount. GRADING PERMIT PEES: 50 cubic yards or less -------- -- - ----- $20.00 51 to 100 cubic yards -------------------------------- $?5,00 101 to 1000 cubic yards — $25.00 for the first 100 cubic yards plus $7.00 for each additional 100 cubic yards or fraction thereof. 1.001 to 10„000 cubic yards - -- 88.00 for the first 1000 cubic yards plus $6.00 for each additional 1000 cubic yards or fraction thereof. 10,001 to 100,000 cubic yards -- $142.00 for the first 10,000 cubic yards plus 2y�,7.00 for each additional 10,000 cubic yards or fraction thereof. 100,001 cubic yards or more -- 384i 5.00 for the first 100,000 cubic yards plus $15.0 0 for each additional 10,000 cubic yards or fraction thereof. Form No. 466 (Rev. 1/75) GRADING PERMIT issued by ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT CITY OF UPLAND As F.equired by Upland Municipal Code C Oi'y Article VIII, Chapter 9, Section 8900.2 Date Permit No. Issued to- Permanent business address:_ State License No. City License No.: General Site Location: Property Description: Purpose of the work: Property Omer: Address: Telephone _ Classification: Telephone. Starting date: Completion date: Applicant familiar with provisions of Grading Ordinance No. 1028? Grading Plan prepared by- Approved by City:_ Plan No.: Engineering Directiva R -11 is attached and made a part hereof for applicant's reference. Construction Watet: REQI:IRES WATER METER Grading Permit Fee: TABLE NO. 70 -B, UNIFORM BUILDING CODE $ UNT TI,is permit entitles the applicant to do, according to the approved grading plan referred to hereon, in compliance with U.M.C. Article VIII, Chapt. 9, Sec. 8900- 8900.9 and subject to inspection by the City, only that grading work, indicated on said grading plan, upon the property described hereon. The applicant shall notify the City Engineer's office at least 30 hours in advance of the time requested for necessary inspections. APPLICANT City of Upland Engineering Dept. Form No. 334 (Rev. 10/75) ( J APPLICANT ( ) INSPECTOR ( ) ENGINEERING ( ) FINANCE CITY OF U P L A N D ariaur CiviHg" ' Z'Gt City c/ � r P. O. Box 960 A60 \o. Euclid Ave. Upland, California 91786 (719) 982.1352 may 23, 1978 City of Rancho C"Camon8$ p, 0. Eox 793 91739 Rancho CucamonBas CA' Attenttou' Jim Robinson De jL Jim: I mu enclosing copies of various per our phone conversaeion, permit fees as Well as the re lease PanOlulease call 982 -1352, If you have any further questions, P Extension 033. gintetroly Yours, `Leon A. Lies �partcxrt Engineering LL /so CONSTRUCTION PERMIT WORK SHEET CITY OF 111" AND Reference No. General Location City Plan No. Remarks Curb and Cutter if x 0 06- Curb Return if x _ 0.08- Curb Only if x _ 0.06 - — Cross Gutter 6 Spand. sfx 0.02 - — Sidewalk of x 0.01 _ Drive Appro, sf x 0.02 - Parkway Trees Ea x 0.50 - AC paving ton x 0,32 - Prm't Trenching Rep, sf x 0.02 - AC berms if x 0,044 Guide csrkera ea x 0,40 - Regulatory Signs ea x 0.80;— Street name Signs ea x _ 1.40 R"adway Grading cy x 0.04 Adj. M.H. to Grade as x 2.40 - Adj, W.V. to grade ea x 0.80 * Miscelaneous Items 8" B. severs if x 0.14- 8. Sewer Lateral ea x 2.4C- S. Sewer 11,H. _ea x 9.00 S. Sewer C.O. ea x 2.00 Stor.:i Drain Struct. cy x 4.00 Utili.ty Trench if x 0.02= Pvm'% Striping —.r sy x 0.02 - Street Lights ea x 4.00- 8" Water Main if x 0.16- 611 Water Main if x 0.13- 1" Water Lateral ea x 4.50 611 Fire Hydrant _ ea x15.00- 6" Gate Velve ea r. 3.75- 811 Gate Valve es x 6.75= _ Misc•* X0.015. Permit Process' GRAND TOTAL I Sw.d,sst © M—ITT BRJInns Fw--, Inc: s PRESS HARD, USING BALL POINT PEN - YOU ARE MAKING 5 COPIES CITY OF UPLAND CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REFERENCE NO IIRA -I, PM 5 P CUP, OR ADDRES51 No. 2157 GCNERAL LOCATION DATED CITY PLAN FILE NO OR STANDARD DRWG NOS DEVELOPER (OWNER) CONTRACTOR ADDRESS ADDRESS TELEPHONE($) TELEPHONE(S) REMARKS CI•Y ST:EE•.S SIIALL (JOT 6E CLOSE) • OR VEI+ICULAR AND /OR PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC TI:CRFON R- 2SIRICLC9 IN ANY 1': AY \YI1HGUi P ' /A!ID ^TCrdPORARY SIRLLI CLOSURE PCRMIY' FRC:.L TIiC CITY Er IGINCER. I A fa I THE RE W.uifCE IS VESPOTJ5�9lE fOR rAAINTAIfJING A SAFE WORK AREA AND $MALI TIME All :EE REQUIREMENTS SAFETY PRECAUTIONS THE Dv L C -4ER WARNING wpg ERI ODSI I L G JNSTR OTIDEN AIL SIG S BAR DERFO MANCF OF "ORX UPON "IT' SJAISSUED B HE Sm1E OF CALIFORNIA TOES R1tt ral I Unl Or WARS 1r PRECAUHON5 ANN r+ By THE FERr.ViICE ARE CONSIDEPED INADEGUA E BY THE UtY ErJGTNEER,aDES THE L CITY WILL OCT $0 ' ,SHAH BE EMPIUYtD. W BE R,,s FOR FC UI COSTS ON'r J?A""p TI rE REI IJD THE PCRMITTEE FAIL TO INSTALL ADEOUAIE WARNING DEVICE$ THE CITY WILL O SO AND tHE DERMITTEE Wlll AS pQrl TED BY SAID CITY 1 A.'•ED C.I SC REDHON ItHAiUARE +BRO UGe rFOR OR ON$aCCOIJNi CF F UPLAND AND ir)AOMAGESSIJEC[ VVED OR SUS ANED SUITS. OY AONY PERSOU J OR ARC -I NS MN AND DFl THE PFRMLTEE RE B FUS SERVANTS OR N ACCOUNT RESULTING igOM THE CONS1RUCUON OF THE wpRF' BY GR IN CONSEQUENCE �rJ JUARC'NG THE SAME OD FOR P.IPROF' R MATERIALS OR METHODS USED IN CONSTRUCTION ' iH'iPAFA CILII,CS A 1D 'O RESPONSIBILITY nXE OAIITIN(C t$SARYEG To UTILITY INCIUD NG ANY P4AYMC 1C$ REQUIRED FOR REMOVAL OR IF MCA10.V WORK NECESSARY A TIC,,. ,'• VICE IIGIICE RLOLAD FCq i +oP+l110 ^1 B(F ORE DIAC S A•„•t v n, " ULU NOT BE ORUEPED UN'« FCPMING AND OR SUBGRAOE HAS BEEN INSDECIED AND APPROVED FAit URE To OBIAIN APPRO,A iNC IAAIFP "I 'A"' PESULI' J - EJECTION pl t c. •!A'. ,H.P Ar IJ mATEP'AL$ SI+AII HE F,UARAN'FE:.' FQR A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR FAILURE OF THE CITY INSPECTOR 10 OLT"' "I" I+ V. CF• yH.:.l DERMIITI E OF THIS RESPON5,810tY J Lnit l� ITT !; •, TIE (,NSTgUCIED PER THIS "EPI,UT SnN $twrc vnr+ SA•. <E wFO •Nlant t .a T'EP Dl.VEt'FNTREPAIP not , ac:.�nl H ,!. ^. $EwEa 11, UIDB Fr'1 RI. rx tl POST n C Ek RIA a'UR /.I DRa•N I yFB " +IV A :USI•%•' L:• .Y.. 'A[ t < . )P :, 'FA'N $IDUC t ADIVSI w v SDr.r,GRfI `• S DE YI Air A•.SC I'(L6 (U :l t VE ISAII RE:r 11f ;LO•J FPS�GVFG nF RFBY APPIIrS c0R DERMISS'ON Hn U,4DEo l '+FRLBY •Mf •'E AEON 5AR UNDF RS RTC I'Jf Sn, :• +UL aY'GNED HAS DEAD DIF LOND LOrA LISTED THE DA, tE IAUNIC IPA( CO:,F .1ND a:I GCPIIU ABIf SFC r cGru Oc waY iN 'HF G'r G• LIInT +:• UPLAND FPUV $'(Ir+'. ,•r•)Wr+ Hi Rf nN All APPLICABLE SFC'IONS OF I♦ IlO IO COMPLETE SAID t.ONSIRUCIION wl72a All IN ACCO t0 :7BSE✓' o! IQMDIY Wi'II 4ll •'C RIAIT Ar.0 ,FICA f,D DIJ ^.I'C VJURSS CON 2u SF(Cif •If',S !t IF li1Y Uf VF1 A ^.I STANDARD STANDARD DPAWI'JGS D E IEPRED tOHERECrJ AF!OVE Up „C(w I, THE APPROVE OIAN AND OR DISIRIBUt'UN WHITE. PERMITTEE FILE COPT HAE TEILOW ENGINEERINGOEPARTMENT At IIIC at. 5 S GIIA•J•1 PINK • PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT S GREEN FINANCE DEPT PCRrAI( PEE AND IfJSPl UION SERVICE CHARGE WHITE CARD •►ERMITTEE FIELD COPY THUS PERrAIT EXPIRES ON r PERMIT APPROVAL „ , - , . U • ^ "r - ` n PERMITTEE FILE COPY CF J � - iiu�.�":•'•r r�:.yr,,:., .: _ _ ..__ra.: -: � ,.•.... - - v'.'r;; .�?��.�.i✓` }a'Si;�» ..: k'!ciyr7i =uJ' { •RESOLUTION N0. 75 -b2 •:�: +" -r.r•.ak;?ir cr5,:� ",: .sue' Ile '`�''= '.`,.. .� :x •` �`' °' A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FO NTANA AMENDING THE FEE SCHEDULE FOR CHECKING FINAL PUPS (SUB- DIVISIONS) AND PARCEL MAPS AND APPROVING FEES TO BE CHARGED FOR IMPROVEMENT PLAN CHECKING PURSUANT TO SECTIONS 28 -20, 28 -28 AND 28 -37 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF FONTANA. RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Fontana does hereby amend the estnblishe,A rte schedule for checking, computing, investigating, surveying and other matters pertaining to Final Maps (Subdivisions) for the City of Fontana, California, pursuant to Section 20 -20 of the Code of the City of Fontana, scid .Coco to be paid to the City of Fontana at time of submitting Final Map (Subdivi- sions), as follows: A fee of $50.00 plus $2.00 for each lot shall accompany each Final Map (Subdivisions) submitted to the City of Fontana. RESOLVED that the Cirr Council of the City of Fontana does hereby amend the established fee schedule for checking of a Parcel Map for the City of Fontana, California, pursuant to Section 28 -28 of the Code of the City of Fontana, said fees to be paid to the City of Bontana at time of submitting Parcel liap, as follows: A fee of $40.00 plus $2.00 for each Parcel shall accompany each Parcel Map submitted to the City of Fontana. RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Fontana does hereby approve the fees to be charged for improvement plan checking within subdivisions for the City of Fontana, pursuant to Section 28 -37 of the Code of the City of Fontana, said fees to be paid to the City of Fontana at time of submitting said plans as follows: A fee of $40.00 plus $5.00 for each lot shall accompany street improvement plans submitted to the City of Fontana. A fee of $20.00 plus $1.00 for each lot shall accompany sanitary sewer plans submitted to the City of Fontana. APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 1st day of July, 1975. /s/ Frank Horzen Mayor of the City of Fontana ATTEST: /s/ Patricia M. Murray City Clerk I, Patricia 11. Murray, City Clerk of the City of Fontana. California, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution tins duly and regularly adopted by the City Council of the City of Fontana at a regular meeting thereof, held on the lot day of July, 1975, by the following vote, to Grit: w AYES: Councilmen Horzen, Jimenez. voehler, Young HOES: Noue ABSMIT: Councilman Gilday s� APPROVED AS i0 FORM: /--_/ . °ntrirtn M. Mnrrnv L.:y Clark of the City of Fontana /s/ H�nry F. Raner City Attorney RESOLUTION NO. 2835 RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT FEES TO BE USED FOR SANITARY SEWER FACILITIES FOR THE CITY OF UPLAND WHEREAS, on the 17th day of April, 1978, the City Council of the City of Upland adopted Ordinance No. 1161 entitled "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF UPLAND AMENDING THE REQUIREMENT FOR LICENSE FEES ON NEW RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES ", and WHEREAS, in pursuance to Section 1 of the Ordinance the City Council has the authority and direction to set by Resolution a total residential development fee and to further set by Resolution the apportionment of the total residential development fees into each of four development funds as identified in the Ordinance, and WHEREAS, the City of Upland fund for the expansion of sewerage collection facilities has been recently depleted by the need to make major collection system improvements to accommodate community growth and additional facilities will be required to accommodate continuing growth, and WHEREAS, it is necessary to expand regional sewerage treatment facilities beyond the current and the completed capacities that will result when construction projects are fulfilled in order to provide adequate total system capability to accommodate planned community growth in Upland and its neighboring communities, and a study prepared for the Regional Sewer System Technical Committee under the direction of the Chino Basin Municipal Water District for the purpose of considering equity between existing users and future users of the system indicates that $22,900,000 (using current monetary values) has been collected to date for the system capital improvement program and that an estimated 101,000 units are presently served by the system, and that this represents a current value cost to date of $226 per unit, E' NOW THEREFORE, it is hereby resolved by the City Council that commencing r May 17, 1978, every person constructing any new residential structure in the City n of Upland shall pay to the City of Upland the a= of $300 for each dwelling unit or mobile home space within a mobile home park. Said fee shall be paid at the time of the application for building permits for said structures and improvements. Said amount shall be deposited in the City of Upland Sanitary Sewerage Facilities Expansion Fund to be used by the City of Upland for sewage collection system improvements, and also, in the event there is an agreement with the other regional sewage collection agencies, to be used at the direction of the Upland City Council to make payment into the Regional Sewerage• System Capital Improvement Fund in amounts not to exceed $225 per unit to be used only to supplement other funding for expanded regional sewerage treatment facilities in accordance with the Regional Sewerage Service Contract. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the disbursement of the sums collected pursuant to this Resolution and Ordinance No. 1161 shall be as follows: The Sanitary Sewerage Facilities Expansion 7und shall receive the aum of $300 for each mobile home space within a mobile home park or each residential dwelling unit, either single family or multi — family unit. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 15th day of May , 1978. ATTEST: /s/ Doreen K. Carpenter Doreen R. Carpenter, City Clerk /s/ George M. Gibson MAYOR OF THE CITY OF UPLAND 0 I STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) as. COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO ) I, DOREEN K. CARPENTER, City Clerk in and for the City of Upland, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of Resolution No. 2835 of said City which was passed at a regular meeting of said Council held on the 15th _day of Maw_, 1978, by the following vote, to wit: AYES: Bottin Gibson Hoover Mcrarthv Petokas NOES: None ABSENT NenP APPROVED AS TO FORM: DONALD E. MARONP, CITY ATTORNEY DATED: May 15, 1978 CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OF UPLAND O(4,-10-70 , sakes .. 70,40 *&OA 4c 4r. (433 7 SV) 660,ts-) (,4 Owl& Aft~�T .MAW IZ4,040 Wo. 0.0 300, 400 ZWo �J f°iJ��yur� i�1�e�ar/ /. �e4 �-�-.� _�uu�. --'7`- �c.cat{;�'`� �? I o�12ave- Ave ' se - ' - -- � � � '--------r ' - --- ' - - 7 onDINANCI: NO. 75•G AN onnjNA�CE OF TIM CITY COUN/'II. OP THE CITY OF CIIINO AMENDING FI:t PION 19.35 AND SECTION 25.9 OF TIIE' CHINO CITY CODE lSi•:Wtal AND WATER) The City Council of the City of Chino dues ordain as follows: netl 9r of ws China CITY Code J hereby amededo read of lu SECTION 19.35: CIIARGE FOR RETD1Rl1RSEMENT OF ORIGINAL OWNER OR DEVELOPER. Where con necting sewer lines have been paid for by all owner or developer, a charge of an amount set forth by Resolu- tion of the City Council shall be made against the property owner or developer whose property fronts such paald to theatreasurer of footage ebCity and the charge ity &hall Id se burse the funds to the orlginal owner or developer or their assigns in accordance with the agreement for re- payment called for In Secllon 19.34. Where connecting sewer lines have been Pald for by the City using funds other than those from Citywide bond issues• a charge Of an amount set forth byy Resolution of the City Council s all whosebpr pertyafronts suchpa Pine on owner fro e ntfoo a tge balIs ' however, 1n the case of comer lots, the frontage or a shall be computed by mulI Piying the Length of the �onger frontage thereof by Site charge as found in the current Comprehensive Fee Schedule Resolution, or as to the case of an City irregular Such chargesrt shall do. paid It a the treasurer paid to the treasurer of the city and be deposited In the sewer construction fund for future mainline ex. tension. SECTION 2. That Section 25.9 of the Chino City Code is hereby amended to read as follows: SEC ION 25.9: SAME — EXISTING STREETS. Upon receipt of an application for water service to lots, par• eels or tracts Pursuant to Section 25.8, the Engineering Department shall require payment of a water facilities extension charge as described in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule Resolution, unless the applicant or a pre• reeding owner of the frontage of such lots, parcels or tracts has paid an extension charge or the equivalent thereof, computed to cover the frontage of the same; however, I., the case of comer lots, the frontage charge shall be computed by multiplying the length of the longer frontage thereof by the charge as found In the current Comprehensive Fee Schedule Resolution; or In the case of an lrre ujar Darrel, an amount as deter• mined by the CIt y nglneer. In addition to the water facilities extension charge, the regular charges for the Installation of service connections shall be made. i of hio SECTION 3. PUBLICATION. The City Clerk of the inrihe Chino Champion ahncOwspanperrof generral circu- lation, pub] Ished and printed 1n sold Clty, at !cast once within fifteen (15) days from the date of Its passage and adoption. APPROVED AND ADOPTED THIS 4TH DAY OF MARCH, 1975. BOB B. MCLEOD Mayor of the City of Chino City Clerk of the City of Chino STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF SAN HERNARDINO ) as. CITY OF CHINO I, btARCARIT C. WILSON, Clty Clerk of the City of Chino, do hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance was duly adopted by the City Council at a regular meet. Ing of sold Clt> Council held on the 9th day of March. 1975, btjhe following vote 0- it nttwr•rr_ 7IrldnF FRKETICH. CARTER. ABSEfiT: COUNCIL A MEMBER ErCEWILSON City Clerk of the City of Chino Pub: March 14. 1975 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I have reviewed the service station improvements proposed for the southwest corner of Archibald and Baseline and I do not feel that the proposed change from a 4,000 square foot building to a service station would be a detriment to my property or the community of Rancho Cucamonga or to any of the inhabitants of Ranch Cucamonga. Respectfully yours, Name Address s 'Rancho tucavo�a Chamber of Commerce To From Subject 9354 FOOTHILL BOULEVARD RANCHO CUCAM TELEPHONE. 714-987-1012 CALIFORNIA L 87.1012 June 219 1978 Honorable Mayor and Council City of Rancho Cucamonga The Board of Directors or of Commeroe Rancho Cucamong Deal loran Nest's Community Councils proposal Counci In a special meeting of the Board of Directors of the was unan- a Chamber of Commerce hold on June 21, 1978 the following imously adopted: Alta 'Loma and Cucamonga of- Where as, the tri communities of Etiwanda, fically became a city as of November 22, 1977+ a is striving with and Where as, the city Government of Rancho Cucamong ftuicipality; maximum effort to weld the tri communities an Outsthenig its commwanication and Where as, the city lines with each one of the tri communities; chamber of Now therefore The Board of Directors oro`osal1to establish 5 member Commerce is in favor of Councilman Wess s p P Community Councils in each of the communities of Etiwanda+ Alta Loma and Cucamonga. Adopted this 21st day of June 1978 I H.A. ver President Dominic Sarzotti Secretary M E M 0 R A N D U 14 To. Lauren Wasserman Date: June 20, :978 From: Bill Holley Subject: Parkway Tree List The attached list runtains recommended trees for parkway application in the City of Rancho Cucamonga. The list contains a variety of both deciduous and evergreen trees selected for ease of maintenance and positive characteristics. Trees other than those in the attached recommendation may be submitted to the City for consideration for a specific application. Items for evaluation will include: ease of maintenance, frequency of watering, smog, tolerance, rooting characteristics, undesirable products (sap, fruit, pods,etc.) This list was compiled through discussion and input from various sources including municipal park departments, landscape architects, development groups, community groups and interested individuals. 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Items for evaluation will include- ease of maintenance, frequency of watering, smog, tolerance, rooting characteristics, undesirable products (sap, fruit, pods,etc.) This list was compiled through discussion and input from various sources including municipal park departments, landscape architects, development groups, community groups and interested individuals. BH /mh cc: chrono I y 00 0 O U Uu N. .c° a co P• )+ I 44 Oli N ,4 L O u y ••7 C L , 4 'C •rt O O 7 0U 'D 'o a' 00 00 a0 07 C7 D 00 0o 4 00 00 -4 O OO 00 ) 3 I I I % M E M 0 R A N D U 14 To: Lauren Wasserman Date: June 20, 1978 From: Bill Holley Subject: Parkway Tree List The attached list contains recommended trees for parkway application in the City of Rancho Cucamonga. The list contains a variety of both deciduous and evergreen tees selected for ease of maintenance and positive characteristics. Trees other than those in the attached recommendation may be submitted to the City for consideration for a specific application. 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Address /6387 Main JA- Yermv , C4411-' L.D. N0, ZONE LEGAL OWNER OF RECORD: L/ */& 9, 'S/771'//7 ROAD MAP BOOK PAGE N0. Name Phone Address - e35 C -n%� /1 ✓e. /�g7Di7GL. C[i /i� FEE RECEIPT N0. MAP PRE?�@@RREED BY: Name /kser7 Emr, Phone 278 — 63,$•2 t r 69D0 j�9fi df. {� /C�G3'Vj��� 61,•t4 DATE OF CONDITIONAL ACTION Address -- 7 TOTAL N0. LOTS 3 ASSESSORS NO, � -� /D 02 DATE OF FINAL APPhOVAL PARCEL SECTION,TOWNSHIP AND RANGE —2-C-6, /_ /ZA/.' /B SOURCE OF WATER SUPPLY r'02> e// METHOD OF SEWAGE DISPOsAr. O 4L frank t eo I certify that I am the (check one)06 ligal owner, [-I his authorized agent and that the information shown hereon is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. Signed: ` u:s•4e, �— (Official Stamp) June 15, 1978 RANCHO CUCAMONGA CITY COUNCIL Post Office Box 793 Rancho Cucamonga, Ca. 91730 Gentlemen: RE: APPEAL TO REVERSE PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION OF DENTAL OF REQUEST TO CREATE ONE LOT LESS THAN MINIMUM R- 1- 20,000 ZONE CLASSIFICATION, FILE NON ZONE VARIANCE APPLICATION W87 -51 (M.S. W77- 0467P) We, the undersigned, unable to-attend the public hearing of June 21, 1978, wish to submit this letter in opposition of proposal to reverse the Planning Commission's decision fox the following reasons: 1. The majority GE adjacent property owners voiced direct opposition at the original request for lot split. 2. The proposed lot is approximately 12,000 square feet, which is considerably less than required. 3. The applicants had originally purchased a one acre parcel and could have created two 1/2 acre lots with no difficulty, thereby meeting zone requirements, 4. Applicants explanation of not being aware that property footage for zone requirements of 20,000 feet was figured after taking Out xcads, easements etc, are invalid as applicants have been building houses in the immediate area for the past few years and are well acquainted with zone regulations. 7 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: j I have reviewed the service station improvements proposed for the southwest corner of Archibald and Baseline and I i do not feel that the proposed change from a 4,000 square foot building to a service station would be a detriment to my property or the community of Rancho Cucamonga or to any of the inhabitants of Ranch Cucamonga. Respectfully yours, Name Address J TO WHOId IT MAY CONCERN: I have reviewed the service station improvements proposed for the southwest corner of Archibald and Baseline and I do not feel that the proposed change from a 4,000 square foot building to a service station would be a detriment to my property or the community of Rancho Cucamonga or to any of the inhabitants of Ranch Cucamonga. Respectfully yours, ame ' Address TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I have reviewed the service station improvements proposed for the southwest corner of Archibald and Baseline and I do not feel that the proposed change from a 4,000 square foot building to a service station would be a detriment to my property or the community of Rancho Cucamonga or to any of the inhabitants of Ranch Cucamonga. Respectfully yours, Name Address TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I have reviewed the service station improvements proposed for the southwest corner of Archibald and Baseline and I do not feel that the proposed change from a 4,000 square .foot building to a service station would be a detriment to my property or the community of Rancho Cucamonga or to any of the inhabitants of Ranch Cucamonga. Respec ully yours, Name �G.s� 4L1R- �2.GLli.GU (�.l.C.�.sti11GDLXs�✓ Address TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 1 have reviewed the service station improvements proposed for the southwest corner of Archibald and Baseline and I do not feel that the proposed change from a 4,000 square foot building to a service station would be a detriment to my property or the community of Rancho Cucamonga or to any of the inhabitants of Ranch Cucamonga. Respectf lly yours i Nam lira Address TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN% I have reviewed the service station Improvements proposed for the southwest corner of Archibald and Baseline and I do not feel that the proposed change from a 4,000 square foot building to a service station would be a detriment to ...y property or the coranunity of Rancho Cucamonga or to any of the inhabitants of Ranch Cucamonga. Respectfully yours, tJame Address r. 41W„y� t1 A K S�, • 0 �..1 t yi June 7, 1978 CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA CITY COUNCIL MINUTES Regular Meeting CALL TO ORDER The regular meeting of tiro City C -iuncil was held at the Community Service Building, 9161 P_ase'ine Road, Rancho Cucamonga, on Wednesday, June 7, 1978. The meeting was called to order at 7 :12 p.m. by Mayor James C. Frost. ROLL CALL Present: Council Membera Jon D. Mikels, Michael Palombo, Phillip D. Schlosser, Mayor pro -tem Charles West, and Mayor James C. Frost. City Manager, Lauren M. Wasserman, and Interim City Attorney, Sam Crowe. APPROVAL OF Notion: Moved by Palombo, seconded by West to approve the MINUTES minutes of May 17, 1978. Motion unanimously carried. ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr. Ray Trijullio made a presentation to the City Council to commemorate the incorporation of the -;ity of Rancho Cucamonga on November 8, 1977 and granting In grateful appreciation of the contributions, effort and support of the City of Rancho Cucamonga charter membership in the Rancho Cucamonga Founders League. 4n4r Sd'' l' n Councilman Schlosser accepted the placque in behalf of the City Council. - Mr. Wasserman announced there was a change to be made in the low enforcement contract which related to the hold hnrmless D��r7 3 (, clause. The Council decided it would handle this matter later in the meeting. Mr. Lloyd Hubbs, the City's new engineer, was introd, ed. Mr. (J Hobbs was currently employed at L.D. King Engineering In Ontario. He would start employment on June 15. Mr. 'lichael Vatrin, presently with the City of Chino, was also introduced as one of the Planning Assistants. lie would start employment on June 19. Mr. Wasserman had five zone change requests that had been received after the agenda had been assembled. Four were not compatiable with the general plan, however, one was. The Council was asked if it wished to handle the one now or wait on all five until after the general plan had been adopted. The Council decided to defer all five until the June 21 meeting for a decision. PUBLIC HEARING The meeting was declared open for the following public hearing: Bowdoin Zone Applicant: Robert Bowdoin Change Request 3603 Crenshaw Blvd. Los Angele,• 90008 Proposal: Zone Change from A -1 to R -1 Location: Southeast corner of 19th Street and Jasper Staff: Doug Payne City Council Minutes -2- Juie 7, 1978 This zone change had been recommended by the Planning Commission for approval on May 12. Mr. Crowe said that there was not any ordinance in order to adopt these changes. The County said they thought the City was handling this while the City assumed the County was handling the public hearing. It was decided that a Resolution of Intention be adopted and put an ordinance on the June 21 agenda for adoption. There being no discussion, the public hearing was closed. Motion: Moved by West, seconded by Schlosser to adopt a Resolution of Intention and approve a negative declaration on the Robert Bowdoin zone change request from A -1 to R -1 ' at the southeast corner of 19th Street and Jasper. Motion unanimously carried. PUBLIC HEARING The meeting was declared open for a public hearing. Chino Basin Applicant: Cnino Basin Municipal Water District Water District 8555 Archibald Avenue Zone Change Proposal: Zone Change from R -3 to C -1 Location: Southeast corner of Archibald and Arrow Route Staff: Doug Payne It was also recommended that the building owned by the Woman's Assistance League be included in the zoac change request. Question was raised as to what the C -1 -T represented. Mr Payne said this zoning would permit administrative and professional type offices. Councilman Schlosser questioned the necessity of the wall. It was explained the wall would he a six foot decorative wall that would separare the single family units on the cast aide acting as a buffer. Mikels asked Chief Billings about the access on Alpine Street. Chief agreed access could present a problem. Mr. Wasserman said that Mr. Holley had been working with the Chief on this problem. There being no further discussion, the public hearing was declared closed. Motion: Moved by Palombc, seconded by Schlosser to adopt a Resolution of Intention and approve a negative declaration for the zone change of R -3 to C -1 request by the Chino Basin Municipal Water District with the exception of the Assistance League's property. Motion unanimously carried. PUBLIC HEARING The public hearing was declared open. Doug Hone Zone Applicant: Douglas Hone Change Request 7333 Hellman Avenue Proposal: Zone Change froo R -1 to A -? Location: Southeast corner of Baseline and Hellman Staff: Doug Payne Since the lot Jet into the street, Mr. Antwerp would dedicate the necessary pert for setback for curbs and gutters, etc. Mr. Allan, the owner of the property to the north, spoke in objection to the change. fie was not objecting to the zone change, but to the type of development proposed. He did not ilkc 1-114% proposed hnildinrn halm huflf to rin•ir to Phu nrnprrfv ay_ Cites Council Minutes -3- June 7, 1978 The A -P zone would permit acministrative and professional type offices. On May 10 the Planning Commission recommended that the City Council approve the zone change. Mr. Nona presented a sketch of the proposed development of office buildings. There being no further discussion, the public hearing was declared closed. Motion: Moved by Mikels, seconded by Palombo to adopt a Resolution of Intention and approve a negative declaration for the zone change request from R -1 to A -P by Douglas Hone on the southeast corner of Baseline and Hellman. Motion unanimously carried. PUBLIC HEARING The meeting was declared open for the public hearing. Donovan Scho- Applicant: Donovan Schowalter Walter Zone 8297 Baker Avenue Change Request Proposal: Zone change from A -1 to R -3 Location: Southeast corner of Foothill Blvd and Baker Avenue Staff: Doug Payne The zone change had been recommended to the City Council from the April " Planning Commission meeting. RECESS 8:00 p.m. a recess was called to work an the public address system. The meeting reconvened at 8:10 p.m. with all present. The 3000 request meant that there would be 3000 feet per unit. n , ,L- There being no discussion the g public hearing was closed. n� 1 Motion: Moved by West, seconded by Palumbo to adopt a �J Resolution of Tntenti onand approve a neattve declaration for nc the zone change from A -1 to R -3 at the southeast corner of Foothill Blvd and Baker Avenue. Mocion carried by the following vote: AYES: Schlosser, Palombo, West, Frost �)A ABSTAINING: Mikels ABSENT: None Non (Councilman Mikels abstained from voting since he was a resident of the area.) PUBLIC HEARING The meeting was declared open for a public hearing. Antwerp Zone Applicant: James Van Antwerp Change Request 5820 North Hellman Proposal: Zone change from R -3 to AP Location: Northwest corner of Baseline and Amethyst Staff: Doug Payne Since the lot Jet into the street, Mr. Antwerp would dedicate the necessary pert for setback for curbs and gutters, etc. Mr. Allan, the owner of the property to the north, spoke in objection to the change. fie was not objecting to the zone change, but to the type of development proposed. He did not ilkc 1-114% proposed hnildinrn halm huflf to rin•ir to Phu nrnprrfv 0 City Council Minutes -4- June 7, 1978 line because it would be like an extremely high wall from his property. Appearance, lack of air circulation, etc. were reasons for the opposition. It was decided that the issue being addressed was the zone change. The type of development was a problem for .he Planning Commission. Since there was no objection to the zone change, the Council proceeded. There being no further discussion, the public hearing was closed. Motion: Moved by West, oeconded by Palombo to adopt a Resolution of Intention and to approve a negative decloration to the zone change request from R -' to AP on the ncrr %west corner of Baseline and Amethyst. Motion unanimously carried. PUBLIC HEARING The meeting was declared open for the public hearing. Tone change Applicant: R. L. Arcinage request - 246 North Indian Hill Boulevare Arcinage Proposal: Zone change from R -1 -1 to R -1 -20m Location: West side of Hellman approx. 2000 feet north of Banyan. Staff: Doug Payne The R -1 -1 means a lot is a minimum size of one acre. R -1 -20m would be a half -acre lot size. Mr. Reuben Lunb, a aoighboring Property owner, wanted his property to be included In such a rezone change. Mr. tasserman pointed out this was an issue that the Planning Commission had not considered, and this should be referred back to the Commission for consideration. Mr. Crowe pointed out thin could be a policy Item -- the city could go ahead and rezone or wait and let each owner file for such changes. Mr. Van Antwert, also a nol_I:1„x trg property owner, felt the whole area should be rez.med tar half acres. ;lotion: Moved by Sch Lasser, seconded by Mikels to refer this back to the Planning Commission for n restudy of the general area to find out if it fits into the General Plan. Motion unanimously carried. Mr. Wasserman reitereated Lite tact that neither the Planning Commission nor the City Council should mnke it a policy to change other zones but to have each owner apply for such changes. Z n i 0 City Council Minutes -S- June 7, 1978 VACATION OF Mr. Shone, acting City Engineer, presented the requast to ALPINE STREET vacate Alpine Street. The reason for this is a new community centet is to be developed in the area. Mr. Shone said the 4ntention of vaLtior, notices had been posted and no oppostion had been received. Mr. Wasserman read Lire title of the resolut!on. RESOLUTION NO. 78 -27 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CI1CA11ONGA CPJI..'ING THE VACATION OF A PORTION OF ALPINE STREET, EAST OF SALINA STREET AND SOUTH OF ARROW ROUTE IN THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. notion: Moved by Palombo, seconded by Schlosset to waive the entire reading. Motion unanimously carried. _ Mution: Moved by Schlosber, seconded by Palombo to adopt Roa,olutlon No. 78 -27 to vacate Alpine Street. Motion unanimously carried. REPORT FRVI An oral report from the School Task Force was presented by SCHOOL TASK Floyd Stork, Chairman of the Task Force. :!embers of a.„ FORCE Task Force were introduced: Jack Whitney Jim Crowell Doug Hone Ray Trujillo Sharon Romero - - Earl Kunkel Michael Zinkin Curt Bonniville Ken Willis Lauren Waseerman There had been a total of six meetings and a summary of accomplishments were given. The Task Force cans recommending the adoption of an ordinance leveying fees on developers for new homes to pay for the cost of temporary facilities to alleviate the overcrowded Londitions. It was pointed out that this was only a temporary solution since units could be leased for only three years for the elementary district and five years for the high school district. Discussion followed the presentation between the Conr.cil, Chaffey Union High School District representatives, and Task Force members. The main concern was over the issue of keeping funds within the City of Rancho Cucamonga. It was proposed that a 9th grade School be placed on a site owned by the Chaffey district at 6th and Vineyard in Ontario to help relieve the overcrowding of Alta Loma High School. It had been proposed byy, the Cha a ey UnJo Hf h School District to sell property in Etiwanda and Upland �or Hie purpose of helping to relieve the situation within Rancho Cucamonga. Mikele felt the Council should not proceed with the Ordinance until a declaration of intention was received from the Chaffey School District to obtain another site in Rancho Cucamonga upon the sale of the present Et1wanda site. City Council Minutes -6- June 7, 1478 N Schlosser, West and Frost felt the Council should proceed with the first reading in order to get the ordinance in p:ocese This could be reversed if necessary and have another first tending. Title was read by Mr. Wasserman. ORDINANCE NO. 30 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITv OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, PROVIDING FOR . FINANCING OF INTERIM SCHOOL FACILITIES. Motion: Moved by Sc::lusser, seconded by West to waive the entire reading. Motion unanimously carried. The ordinance was passed on to the June 21 meeting fpr second reading and adoption. V^ Councilman West asked for authorization to keep the 1 Task Force until a permanent solution to theCliousing problem had been resolved. Mr. Stork egreed to continue as ChairmLU and members had agreed to serving. Authorization was granted. RECESS_ Mayor Frost declared a recess at 10:20. The meeting reconvened at 10:45 with all present. ORDINANCE An ordinance for the preservation of trees was introduced and th.: rltle was read by Mr. Wasserman. Preservation of Trees ORDINANCE NO. 26 AN ORDINANCE. OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCA?fONGA, CALIFORNIA, PERTAINING TO THE PRESERVATION OF TREES ON PRIVATE PROPERTY AND DECLARING THE URGENCY THEREOF. Motion: Moved by Palombo, seconded by West to waive the entire reading. i An outline of the ordinance was given. C Schlosser asked the City Attorney if there were anything in which the City could be sued over. 1 Mr. Crowe said that there is always a problem with trees on public property. Ile said there was a problem in passing an ordinance of this type as an urgency ordinance. However, it should be noted that the City Council does determine that trees are a valuable natural resource and preservation is necessary for the health, safety, and welfare of the community and that the City Council does agree there is a danger that trees will be and are being removed. It was suggested that if the ordinance needed to be p -issed as an urgency measure, which would probably be protested; it should be re- introduced at a later time and passed by the regular process. Mr. Art Bridge, a local citrus grower, opposed the idea of having to get a permit to remove a tree when in the process of business, there are times a tree needs to be removed to provide room for storage or for equipment. Not inn., Mnvrd by Pnlnmho, srronded by Srhlnsser to adopt (P 0 City Council Minutes -7- June 7, 1.978 Ordinance No. 26 on the prose n•..rlon of treen as an urCency ordinance. Motion unanimously carried. At 11:10 p.m. the Council was asked by the Planning Staff if anyone wished to remove any Items fro.-i the Consent Calrndar. If not, the staff could leave. No opposition was expre.sed. The Planning Staff Lft. ORDINANCE An ordinance regarding the parking of commercial vehicles. Commercial Mr. Wasserman read the title. VeFlcle Parking ORDINANCE NO. 27 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, PERTAINING TO THE PARKING OF COMMERCIAL VEHICLES IN ?HE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. Mayor asked that the entire ordinance be read. . Discussion followed regarding the size of vehicle, overnight, and commercial. Chief Billings, Captain Wickum and Doug Hone all commented in support of such nn ordinance. Because of problems in language of the ordinance, it was decided Lo refer it back to the staff to be reworked. ORDINANCE .,n nrdinante establishing fees for varfouc, services and permits. Establishing ORDINANCE NO. 29 Fees AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, AUTHORIZING THE ES'PAXIS1 MENT OF FEES BY RESOLUTION. Jim Robinson, author of the ordinance and Assistant to the CtEy Manager, presented the ordinance. Mr. Wasserman also explained the two unusual areas of the ordinance: (1) the beautification fee, and (2) the cost -of- living adjustment in tile, fee structure. Title was read by Mr. Waaserman. Motion: Moved by Schlosser, seconded by Mikels to wai-e entice reading. Motion unanimously carried. Ordinance was passed on to the June 21 meeting for second reading and adoption. RESOLUTION A resolution ireded to be passed regarding the application Application of the SB -325 Cut,d�. of SB -325 Funds RESOLUTION NO. 78 -24 A RESOLUTION GF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, OF THE COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, AUTHORIZING THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF COVE111MENT£ (SCAG) TO ALLOCATE S0 -325 FUNDS TO O'L ;L"F4'1^ FOZ TRANSIT SERVICES AND TO CLAM SB -325 ROADS AND HIGHWAY FUNDS FOR THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. Title wns rpnd by Mr Wnn¢prmnn. City Council Minutes -8- June 7, 1978 Motion: Moved by Palombo, seconded by Mikels :o waive the entire reading. Motion unanimously carried. Notion: Moved by Mikels, seconded by West to adopt Resolution No. 78 -24 authorizing City Manager to sign Artirle 8 Maim and adopt resolution authorizing distribution of SB -325 funds as follows: Omnitrans $133,856.00 City of R.C. 441,479.00 Mntion unanimously carried. SEWER HARDSHIP A request for sewer hardship allocation from Chevron Construction Co. for racts 9637 and 9638. It was the consensus of the Council to refer th4s to the Planning Commission. ORDINANCE An ordinance to implement the Subdivision Map Act. , Subdivision ORDINANCE NO. 28 Map Act AN ORDINANCE OF THE CV Y COUNCIL QP THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, TO SUPPLEMENT AND IMPLEMENT THE SUBDIVISION MAP ACT. The title was read by Mr. Wasserman. Motion: Moved by Went, seconded by Palombo to waive entire rc,din &. Motion unanimously carried. _ The ordinance was summarized by Mr. Wasserman who noted the ordinance had been reviewed by the Planning Commission, developers, fire district, staff, and City Attorney. Some changes that had been made it the ordinance were pointed out. Because of the changes, the title had to be read again and a new motion made. The title was then reread by Mr. Wasserman. Motion: Moved by Palombo, seconded by Mikels to waive the entire reading. Motion unanimously carried. The second reading will be on June 21. PURCHASE A request for authorization to purchase a new truck to replace OF TRUCK the one which the City had. The present truck was in need of repair and not worth the cost of repair. Motion: Moved by Wear, seconded by Palombo to authorize the purchase of a new truck for the city in the amount of $7,000. Motion unanimously carried. 1� City Council Minutes -4- June 7, 197A FREEWAY This is v standard agreement which establishes the city's MAINTENANCE responsibility for maintaining city street or structure AGREEV—"T above the roadway. An agreement needs to be signed and a resolution adopted establishing the agreement. RESOLUTION NO. 78 -35 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE LITY COUNCIL OF 711E CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHI14G A FREEWAY MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT ,SETWEEN THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA AND THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Title was read by Mr. Wasserman. Motion: Moved by Palombo, seconded by Schlosser to waive entire reading. Motion unanimously carried. Motion: Moved by Palombo, seconded by Schlosser to adopt Resolution No. 78 -35 establishing a freeway maintenance agreement. Motion unanimously carried. STATUS OF An oral report was presented to the Council by John Shone, ROAD PROJECTS acting City Engineer, on the status of road projects in °.ancho Cucamonga. During the presentation, Mr. Shone requested authorization of the City Council to go to bid immediately for a traffic signal at Chaffey College. Motion: Moved by West, seconded by Palombo to seek bids on the traffic signal, p unanimously carried. SPHERE OF An oral report was p, i regarding the sphere of INFLUENCE influence boundary hearing which would soon be held. The boundaries in question were the easterly and northerly boundaries of the City. (Report given by Lauren Wasserman). A hearing before LAFCO would be held on July 12. BERYL STREET The Beryl Street project had been sent oL 'nr bids for BID the third time. This time several respond.a with the lowest bidder being Laird Construction Conpany at $31,984.50. It was recommended that the Council accept the bid. Notion: Moved by West, seconded by Mikels to accept the bid from Laird Cons, action Co. of $31,984.53. Motion unanimously carried. SHERIFF'S As was mentioned early in the meeting, there had been changes CONTRACT to the Sheriff's Contract requested by the Board of Supervisors regarding the Hold Harmless clause. The Board was requesting the City share equally in all liabilities. Motion: Moved by Schlosser, seconded by Palombo to authorize Mnvor Frost to initial the changes agreeing to the request from the 3oard of Supervisors to share equally :n all liabilities. Motion unanimously carried. 0 . City Council Minutes -10- June 7, 1978 BUDGET Councilman West spoke regarding the new city budget. It was decided to hold a budget meeting on June 22 in the Library Conference Room from 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. Mayor said he wanted a cash flow report since the city's incorporation. CONSENT Item 91 was removed from the consent calendar to appear on CALENDAR the June 21 agenda. This was a request of an extension of time to meet the deadline for submitting a development plan by Louis S. Bennett, Index No. W96 -66. Recommend to approve a one -year extension of time for the submittal of a develop- ment plan with the expiration date of May 22, 1979. Consent items: Tract 9240: Release performance bond (water) in the amount of $16,000 to Prado Woods Corp. Tract 9109: Accept roads located south of 19th Street between Ramona Avenue and Hermosa Avenue. Tract 8956: Accept roads located at the southwest corner of Banyan Street and Carnelian Street. Tract 9131: Accept roads located on the south side of Banyan Street between Sapphire Street and Jasper Street; release improvemeit security, Faithful Performance (road) Letter of Credit in the amount of $182,000 to Sim Development Co. Tract 9080: Adopt resolution accepting all streets within said tract located on the north side of Hillside Road between Jasper Street and Topaz Street. M.S. No. 77 -0655 (Parcel 4 only): Accept Instrument of Credit and Agreement form in the amount of $10,900 from Robert 6 Karen Packer for road improvements on Hellman Avenue and Foothill Boulevard. Execute Quitclaim Deed to various owners of record 1n connection with Drainage Easement issued to County on Jury 8, 1977 as a rettairement for M.S. No. 76 -0519. Traffic Committee recommendation of meeting of April 11, 1978 for approval June 21, 1978. Application for alcoholic beverage license. Mar -rod Incorporation tins requested a transfer of existing on -sale general alcoholic beverage license at Charlies, 8108 San Bernardino Road in Rancho Cucamonga. It is recommended that the City Council approve an agreement providing that Bank of American NT&SA, 8700 Baseline, Alta Loma retain on deposit $8,200 for payment of labor and materials on a project of SEC Development known as minor subdivision 77- 0559. The funds will. be retained to guarantee co- ;!.,,ion of various requirements •-'ti, the proposed project. Approval of Bills. Motion: Moved by West, seconded by Palombo to accept and approve the consent calendar with the exception,of item 91, by Louis Bennett. Motion unanimously carried. a .fir -�., ;,_.'�. ...:. � - _ •.. ,. -- . a -... ..�����; City Council Minutes -11- June 7, 1978 NEW Councilman West suggested the formation of an Advisory BUSINESS Committee with representatives from the three communities to be on the June 21 agenda to include: 1. How to go about the selection. 2. Meetings times, terms of office 3. Areas of involvment. The Advisory Committee should be more than an interim committee as was the Task Force, but a permanent Lype of committee. Mikels had attended a LCAG meeting. tie felt that someone from the city staff should be involved in the 208 Program since it was very beneficial. ADJOURNEMENT Motion: Moved by West, seconded by Palombo to adjourn the meeting to June 13 for a General Plan meeting at 7:00 p.m. in the Library. Motion unanimously carried. The meeting adjourned at 1:25 a.m. Respectfully submitted, " Q. Beverly Authelet Deputy City Clerk r n a r• ORDIIIANCE NO. 27 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF TINE CITY OF RANCHO CUCMIONGA, CALIFORNIA, PERTAINING TO THE PARKING OF COMERCIAL VEHICLES IN THE CITY OF RANCHO rUCMIONGA. THE CITY COUNCIL OF RANCHO CUCMIONGA DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: I. GENERAL SECTION 1. Definitions (a) "Public Roadway" shall mean any public roadway, public street, public way, public place or public highway within the City of Rancho Cucamonga, owned or maintained by the City or dedicated to the public for the purpose of travel. (b) "Night Time Hours ", for the purposes of t i. Ordinance, shall mean in excess of two consecutive ho..-s between. 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. SECTION 2. Commercial Vehicle Parking (a) It is unlawful to part, or store during the night time hours any commercial vehicle which is in excess of one and one -half (111) ton capacity, In a residential zone within the City of Rancho Cucamonga. (b) It is unlawful to park or store during the night time hours any commercial vehicle in excess of one and one half (lly) ton capacity in a commercial zone within the City of Rancho Cucamonga. (c) It is unlawful to park or store during the night time hours any commercial vehicle in excess of one and one half (V. ) ton caps ity on a public roadway within the City of Rancho Cucamonga. ATTEST: City Clerk Mayor of the City of Rancho Cucamonga NOTE:il At the time of assemblying the Agendas, word had not been received from the County Plrnning Staff regarding the Sheet Nu. A copy will be delivered to the Council Mcmbars prior to the meeting on June 21. Except for the missing sheet number, the ordinance is complete. ORDINANCE :40. 31 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING THE COUNTY CODE BY ADOPTING ADDITIONAL LAND USE DISTRICT MAPS AS A PART OF THE OFFICIAL LAND USE PLAN. The City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, does ordain as follows: Section 1. Public hearings having been held before the Planning Commission and the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga pursuant to the California Conservation and Planning Act and County Code of the County of San Bernardino, State of California, as amended, (heretofore ado,)ted by reference by the City), the various zone districts as shown on the Land Use Di °etrict Maps, entitled " Official Land Use Plan ", as filed in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, and bearing file and sheet numbers as follows: File No. 1485 -67 W97 -85 1493 -73 1485 -82 W94 -72 are hereby approved anti said maps arc hereby adopted as a part of the Official Land Use Plan for the City of Rancho Cucamonga, County of San ernnrdinn, State of California, and said San Bernardino County Code is amended accordingly pursuant to Section 61.023 of said Code. "T" standards are hereby adopted for: File No. W97 -85 and copies of said "T intirds are on file in the office of the City Clerk of the Vity of Sancho Cucamonga, California. 1978. ATTEST: City Clerk PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED THIS _day of , Mnyor Rancho Cucamonga Z 0 ORDINANCE NO. 32 i All ORDINANCE OF THE, CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONCA, CALIFORNIA, AUTHORIZING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF FEES BY RESOLUTION. AND DECLARING THE URGENCY THEREOF. follows: The City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga does ordain as Section 1: The Citv Council may from time to time, by resolution, Establish fees for the following: a. Building Permits; I). Plan Checking; c. Code InsFection of a Structure to he gloved; d. Additional Fees for Improper Occnpatlnn; e. Hnzardnns and Unsafe Commercial Buildings; f. Mochanicnl Permits; R rlectrical Permits; _ h. Plumbing Permits; I. Sign Permits; j. Community Beautification; k. Processing: Applications Affecting Zoning Laws; I. Fees, Bonds and Deposits; m. Mobile Hone /Recreational VChICIn Park.^. n. Lot Line Adjustments. Lot Splits, Minor Subdivisions; n. Conoral Plan Amendments; P• Specific Plan; (I. Fnvironmentil Impact Reports; r. Miscellaneous; s. Permit rev for Swimming Pools; t. Iluuso tloving and Transportation Deposit; u. Crading Permit and Plan Chock Fees; v. Repair or Emergency Work by City; w. Cost of Living Increase. Socllen '_: The fees est.iblishcd by resolution of the City Council, under the authority of this ordinance, shall supercede all fees of n like nature which are contained in the San Bernardino County Code heretofore adopted by reference by the City of Rancho Cucamong / PASSEW i APPRGVED and ADOPTED this day of ATTEST: Mayor City Clerk d 6f= ' •sa air �Y.`i y,u , . - ,'F'.z�'f',F— ;L1- 11, —t_, -- - - - „'.- ._..___•..._:_w:iy_ -fin �.} *APPEAL TO CITY COUNCIL O xz'�r THE CIT7 OF RANCHO CUCA1•:O,4GA from 41 action by PLA1414ING COMMISSION��� 1� � c4 DATE 1lav D. 1970 I17DE:{ t1UbHiER _ p;p7_5 1 _co APPLELLANT'S NAME IPIILTrR F (-AYLE wnrTR ADDRESS 8066 Hidden Farm Roar] t0) ► ;:�� Rancho Cucamonga California _ DATE OF °LANIIING C014MISSION ACTION t!nrch 22, 1h78 NATURE OF APPLICATION CONSIDEREn BY 'CHU pT,rr T G Crn fXSSIo t. �•' QN N _• � Ib.. D. - APPLICATIOtl FOR 'ZONV VARIANCE TO CltrATL' Tf40 LOTS {1`. ACTION TAKEN BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION: DENIAL OF RFOUNSTEn 70 "t' VARIAt•1C1' IF APPROVAL WAS GRANTED STATE CONDITIONS ATTACHED BY PLANNING COMMISSION, II' ANY: PRESENT ZONE CLASSIFICATION OF LAND INVOLVED: R-1 20,000 LEGAL DESCRIPTION AND LOCATION OF PROPERTY: Parcel ?;o. 2 of Parer- 110. 3232 in the County of San hernarlino, StetL- -f California, as per map ,.,Recorded in Book 29 of parcel mans, nacre 34, records of siii County , Parcel #1061-201 -05 NATURE OF THE APPEAL: Appeal for a hoarinc� ec novo of the nlant.in,, cominission'a denial of the- appl +cation for zone variance. F.EASON FOR THE APPEAL: (Herein sat forth where there was an error or abuse of discretion by the City Planning Commission. If a zone variance is involved, applellant must also set forth particulars wherein application for variance did meet or did fail to meet requirements as set forth in Section 61.0220(b), San Bernardino County Code.) • SrE ATTAC111,D ADD1i11DI"! ' 0 VINNEDGE,,, •LrANCE & COL NN, hNC. (Do not write below dotted line.) By ,� '� J ��'- �--�; r x175fXQ r=A- XY4Y�p`CYd}^.?C�L' Br ce J. Lance, Jr. - t�l A Data filed in Office of Clerk: ttorne _ Y for A PP •llant.••i� Vcc: ; 50.00 Date Paid: _ By; , p Fix 1lanring Date. /Time [� °�I jet "!� ti cc; County PI 'Intl in:j Uohnrtment _ i )�� (Prepare in lrip.licyto),o s A D D f. N D U M Applicant alleges the denial by the Planning Co;vnission was an abuse of discretion and an error by the Commission for the following seasons: Applicant purchased the subyebt paroel consisting of approximately 1 -1/2 acres for the purpose of building their personal residence and to split the lot for the purpose of building another house for sale. At the time they c".ained the permit for their house, 14, 1131977 , the Cc ity Planning Director's Office advised them thaMin calculating 2,,,000 square feet, the measurements could be taken from the center of the street rather than from the easement for the street. Th•_- property is situated on a dirt road at the present time. Ac-ing in reliance upon such represuntations,- applicants located their house in such a fashion that there would be 20,000 square feet in the subject parcel when measured to the center of the street. They could have moved their house further east on the lot and had 20,000 square feet exclusive of the street easement. water service has been installed for applicant's house as well as the subject property. Because of the location of their house, there is a resulting undue hardship to applicants in that it is not feasible to move their residence to increase the size of the subject parcel. The granting of the variance will not be detrimental to the public safety or welfare or injurious to the property or improvements in the vicinity of the subject property. The net parcel will be 13,000 square feet which is normally considered adequate for single family residences. There are many other parcels in the area which have less than 20,000 square feet and upon which single family residences are built. The granting of t1 variance will not adversely affect Lhe general plan. The whole area is residential and by allowinq this particular lot to be smaller, it will not change the general character of the area. Because of the location of applicant's house on the lot in reliance on the Planning Department representation as set forth above, it has left applicant with a lot size that is too small to meet existing zone requirements and therefore useless unless variance is granted. Applicant intends to build a quality custom home on the lot that will enhance his personal residence and the neighborhood as well. The quality of the house proposed to be built is betL•er,thzn those in the neighborhood., It will , upgrade rather t:hao diminish the value of the neighborhood. Strict application of the zoning Code will result in practical difficulty and unnecessary hardship to applicants. i Planning Commission Minutes (cont'd) March 22, 1978 PUBLIC HEARING: (cont'd) ZONE CHANGE INDEX NO. W85 -86 Mrs. Lillian Miller spoke in favor of the zone change stating that more revenues would be gained for the city and the roads would b fixed. There being no further testimony, the chairman declared the hearing closed. ACTION: On motion by Tolstoy, seconded by Jones and unanimously carried, it was voted to deny the zone change, index no. 1485 -86, based on the following finding: (1) The City of Rancho Cucamonga is In the process of preparing a new general plan and a zone change to general commercial at this time would be premature. PUBLIC HEARING• ZONE VARLINCE TO CREATE TWO (2) LOTS, ONE HAVING LESS THAN THE MINIMUM AREA REQUIREMENTS, INDEX NO. W87 -51, NIS OF HIDDEN FARM ROAD, APPROX. 45' C/O CARNELIAN AVENUE (Walter White) Planning staff member John Perevuznik reported that the applicant is seeking a variance to crease 2 lots, one lot less than the minimum area requirement of the R -1- 20,000 zone. The deficient lot would be approximately 13,300 sq. ft. (discount- ing easements). The Subdivision Review Committee made a finding that the project did not receive an affirmative response to all primary considerations, specifically schools. The Chairman declared the hearing open. Mrs. Gail White, applicant, spoke in favor of the application giving a brief history and description of their request. She stated that they planned to build a home comparable to theirs on the lot and that there were extraordinary circumstances for their request (e.g., the great amount of road Improvements). Mr. Henry Martinez, resident on Hidden Farm Road, spoke in opposition to the zone variance stating that the square footage is far below that which is required in the area and that this might set a precedent for future property owners. Others speaking in opposition to this item were - Mr. Dave Henderson Mr. Gino Simonl Mr. Mel Luftbraer The following people spoke in favor of tl:e variance - Mr. Dan August Mr. Pat Case Mr. Machlnski Mr. Robert Luthenski There being no further testimony, the chairman declared the hearing closed. Mrs. Jones asked staff if people north of this property could request variances for substandard lots. The staff answered in the affirmative. Mr. Tolstoy expressed his sympathy with the applicant but held that the expecta- tions of the neighboring property owners must be considered as well as water and sewage problems. ' Mr. Dahl stated that a variance of this type would not allow animals. - 5 - 1 Planning Commission Minutes (cont'd ) March 22, 1978 PUBLIC HEARING: (cont'd) ZONE VARIANCE, INDEX NO. 1487 -51 ACTION: On motion by Tolstoy, seconded by Jones and carried by the following vote - AYES: Tolstoy, Jones, Garcia; NOES: Rempel; ABSTAINING: Dahl, it was voted to deny the zone variance request, Index no. 1487 -51, based on the findings that the surrounding property owners purchased the properties with the expectations of minimum 11 acres; the concerns and problems of cesspool and environmental fnetors; and, based on the finding that the conditions of section 61.0220(b) have not been met. Mr. Dahl stated that lie abstained from voting because he resides in the Immediate vicinity of the requested zone variance. The Chairman called for a short break at 11:45 p.m. At 11:55 p.m., the Chairman reconvened the meeting. MINOR SUBDIVISION NO. W78 -0046I APPROX. 750' E/0 HELLM,IN BETWEEN 8TH 6 9TH STREETS (Albert W. Davis) Mr. Perevuznik reported that the applicant is seeking to create two industrial parcels and stated the findings of the Subdivision Review Committee as well as the conditions for staff's recommendation of approval of this request. Mr. Tolstoy requested that condition U7 regarding flood hazards to the property be transmitted to prospective purchasers of the lots. Mr. Perevuznik stated that this condition could be placed on the parcel maps to inform purchasers of the hazards. Mr. Don Peters, the applicant's engineer for the project, requested that it be a 3 lot split subdivision because of a proposed road to be constructed through the subdivision. The applicant verbally agreed to amend his request for a three rather than a o lot split. ACTION: On motion by Jones, seconded by Tolstoy and unanimously carried it was voted to approve the Minor Subdivision No. 1478 -0046I for a three lot split subject to the conditions and findings as recommended by staff and with the provision that condition p7 of the staff report be added to the parcel map for each lot. TENTATIVE TRACT N0. 9583 (REVISED), 49 LOTS on 49.6 ACRES E/O RAVEN Am, APPROX. 1000' N/0 14ILSON AVENUE (Deer Creek Development Co. /Madolc b Associates, Inc.) and PHASING OP TENTATIVE TRACT NO. 9584 INTO TENTATIVE TRACT NO. 9584 -1, 9584 -2, 9584 -3, E/S of HAVEN, APPROX. 1500' N10 14ILSON AVENUE (Deer Creek Development /Madole b Associates) Planning staff member John Perevuznik gave the staff report on these two items. He stated that on December 16, 1976 the San Bernardino Planning Commission approved Tentative Tract No. 9583 and that subsequent changes in the alignment of an outlet channel located north of this site has necessitated a revision of the originally approved tract map. The Environmental Review Committee reviewed the development and issued a Notice of Negative Declaration. In addition, the site is not located within a designated high fire hazard area. - 6 - APPEAL TO CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF IIANCHO CUCAMONGA from action by PLANNING COMMISSION DATE May 9, 1978 , INDEX NUMBER W87 -51 APPLELLANT'S NAME WALTER & GAYLE WHITE ADDRESS 8866 Hidden Farm Road Rancho Cucamon,,e, California DATE OF PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION March 22, 19,78 NATUR_F OF AP ?r.TC•,ATLON rONSTDEREn SY THR Prni »17I1r COMI-JISclqu; APPLICATION FOR ZONE VARIANCE TO CREATE TWO LOTS - ACTION TAKEN BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION: DENIAL, OF REQUESTED ZONE VARIA'ICF IF APPROVAL WAS GRANTED STATE CONDITIONS ATTACHED BY PLANNING COMMISSION, IF ANY: PRESENT ZONE CLASSIFICATION OF LAND INVOLVED: R -1 20,000 LEGAL DESCRIPTION AND LOCATION OF PROPERTY: Parcel ?to. 7 of pFrce9 No. 3222 in the County of San Bernardino, State of California as per map Re::orded in Book 29 of parcel maps pane 34 record f_said Zounty Parcel 41061- 2Ci -05 NATURE OF THE APPEAL: _ Appeal for a hearing de novo of the planning commission's denial of the application for zone variance. REASON FOR THE APPEAL: (Herein set forth w;iere there was an error or abuse of discretion by the City Planning Commission. if a zone variance is involved, applellant must also set forth particulars wherein application for variance did meet or did fail to meet requirements as set forth in Section 61.0220(b), San Bernardino County Code.) SEE ATTACHED ADDENDUM VINNEDGE 'LANCE -t,,dENN1 fNC. (Uo not write below dotted line.) By Bruce J. Lance, Jr. Date filed in Office of Clerk: Attorney for Appe Fee: $50.00 Date Paid: By: Fiy Hearing Date /Time 10 rte; r,•••. ,•, . ,.; • . (Prnnarn n Tci$aX'tr- A D D E N D U M Applicant alleges the denial by the Planning Commission was an abuse of discretion and an error by the Commission for the following reasons: Applicant purchased the subject parcel consisting of approximately 1 -1/2 acres for the purpose of building their personal residence and to split the lot for the purpose of building another house for sale. At the time they obtained the permit for their house, May 18, 1977 , the County Planning Director's Office advised them thR inn calculating 20,000 square feet, the measurements could be taken from the center of the street rather than from the easement for the street. The property is situated on a dirt road at the present time. Acting in reliance - upon such representations, applicants located their house in such a fashion that there would be 20,000 square feet in the subject parcel when measured to the center of the street. They could have moved their house further east on the lot and had 20,000 -quare feet exclusive of the street easement. Water service has been installed for applicant's house as well as the subject property Because of the location of their house, there is a resulting undue hardship to applicants in that it is not feasible to move their residence to increase the size of the subject parcel. The granting of the variance will not be detrimei:tal to the public safety or welfare or injurious to the property or improvements in the vicinity of the subject property. The net parcel will be 13,000 square feet which is normally considered adequate for single family residences. There are many other parcels in the area which have less than 20,000 square feet and upon which single family residences are built. The granting of the variance will not adversely affect the general plan. The whole area is residential and by allowing this particular lot to be smaller, it will not change the general character of the area. Because of the location of applicant's house on the lot in reliance on the Planning Department representation as set forth above, it has left applicant with a lot size that is too small to meet existing zone requirements and therefore useless unless a variance is granted. Applicant intends to build a quality custom home on the lot that will enhance his personal residence and the neighborhood as well. The quality of the house proposed to be built is better than those in the neighborhood. It will upgrade rather than diminish the value of the neighborhood. Strict application of the Zoning Code will result in practical difficulty and unnecessary hardship to applicants. ISiTER- OFFICE MEIYiE) �YY DATE June 21, 1978 .u'N.ec FROM Tommy If. Stephens, Senior Planner PHONE 2096 West Valley Planning Team TO Rancho Cucamonga City Council cc: Lauren Wasserman City Clerk SUBJECT Minor Subdivision Appeal, Alta Loma Area (Routine) Appellant: Walter and Gayle White Rancho Cucamonga 8666 Hidden Farm Road P.C. hearing Rancho Cucamonga, Ca. 91730 Date: March 22, 1978 Index No.: W77 -0467P (W87 -5 Proposal: Appeal to reverse Planning Panel No.: 4831 -8 Commission action and approve zone variance application. Location: North side of Hidden Farm Road, approximately 450 feet east of Carnelian Avenue. Attached are the Planning Commission minutes, maps, staff report and appeal request. RECOMwIENDATION: The Rancho Cucamonga Planning Commission denied the zone variance request because all the required findings could not be made. (see attached minutes) PREPARED BY:_,_,_ Ext. 3691 i John Perevuznik:nk p�� ?'�• APPRO %yE D R Tommy ft. Stephens, Senior Planner West Valley Planning Team r.1 r1• c)!• Ilnu(a111 CuCAnnNI.n 10"JAILAR MI:C'l'IrC - I'LAN111WC COMMSSTON March 22, 19111 The PJannlltl; Cuntmisslon of the CiLy of ","tell() (.uc:unmlga nlui in it regular scst;lon on Wedncsd:Iy, March 22, 1978, It 7:30 p.m, ill the ConnaunLLy ServI(.c ltuildin).• The nteeLGtg wn:; called Lu order by Ih•11rnt•In Ilerucln kempel ;old wLLI1 Lhc pledge or olleglnnce. opened CUInnliBs Leiter& Prescnt: if. i(empel, rcfa, L. Jones, P. '1•olstoy Cuimnlssluners AhSenL: None PUBLIC III•: \Iff :;C. - -- — a)tll: 1511(IAR(.h: '10 ( I(IATI; 'I'W0 (2) LOTS, ONE IIAVINC I.I'SS '111.1.'4 TIN., rI1r:IFIUiI AREA RI 111111(L`Ilir:'I'S, I;JUI:\ f;0. 087 -51, N /1: UI' IIlIII11:N VAM IMAh, APPRo\. 65' I:/0 (.,11(.yl.IJAN A1'LNUE (U.Ill.ur I:hlte) PlannlllF, stafr mc,111lee John 1'erevuznik reporLed Lhat Chu nppllcant is scokln); a varliulce L0 vreate 1 IuLS, unc Jut less 1.11,111 Uu• minL:utm arco requir0munl or 1.11c It -1- 20,000 zone. The duCiclent. lot Mould be appro:(IMaLely 13,300 sq. fL. ((IlscounL- Ing c,lLumvnLs): The ;;ubdlvislolt Review CurmtltLvo ulade ,I findine th:,r lltr. l.rp ti. ,_. . sell out ceceivr :ut a I trmaLlve puuse Lo all prlul•Iry cunsIderaL•Lotu:, I,pecifically Sclwo] ;;. The Chalrmall declared the hearing open. :Irs. (,ail WhlLu, applfulnt, spoke in favor ur f be application giving a brief hLsLury and dcec.ripLlun of 1.h ^ir regt.esL. She sLaLVd Lh.IL Lhoy planned to hull(1 a hutne comparable Lo UlcLrs on the luL and Ch.It there wore extraurdinary clrcunlsLan(:cs for Lhulr recitMiL (c.g., Lhv ) ;rr.IL aulounl. of ru.t,l Illyruvemcnls). fir. Henry a.0 t luv::, resldenL un I11(Iden i,n'1;1 t:u.Id, ;:pal.v in opposlLlmt Lo Wur utnc v,n i.ulcv vC,ILlnl; LI1.1L Ulu uqu.u'e Coulnl;c !•; I Ir below Lh.IL wlll(.II l:; required in Lhv are.1 and Lt-IL U1Is mil;ht :.c1. a prrreJ(•1tL lur I"'Lil'e properly owners. OLhurti :.pcai:lnl; 1.1 upII'MILion to this IL.•m titre - ;Ir. I).1vc Ilvndersun rlr. Gi»u Sluonll f9r. rlel 1.01 Lb rat. r i Thu Col]uwin); PeoPle sp..kc In favor of Lh1 vn I,u1(e - rh . Pan Atli, u•.1. �Itr. I((tbvrt L11thow.11 'There Loin(; nn further LesLf1;lo11y, Lho (halrut.w dvvl,u' ",1 the hcarinl; closed. tits. .Ivm•::.t•;I;cd :.L,II f If pcoplc nurLh of LIIi:; 1'1•01)urLy could ru*cl11CSt vnrlanccs for r ;ub.Laud•u',1 I.tl::. ;(111 •,1 In Lhv .tlllrut.ILlvv. tl1'. 1•,+I Jv1 .- %pl ......... I Ill:: >.1•mpnlhy wills 11,4• applit.rttl bol held 111.1L Llu• vxpr,•ta- t Liouti of Lhv nvn;hl,,,1 inl; prr,pt•l Ly owileel; uu1s1 I,.• .... .1:; well ,1:. w.ltvr :uul '•et•'•ry;. prnblvtn•.. i, Hr. U.Iht :a .LLvd Ural .1 vot I,u1ce ur Lhl:; I.yp,• 1:,111111 1101. ailuw anlnulls. - 5 - n�• _�-,- .SU�n�,rerry �,•-,"Y.sca �T r,:,;cC:�y :y -�v�.; •- ;.nom.._: ,..,.. ., .� � - ,.. , -. -.� a�.v: ., <. - -. '",�5'.�.,�.�t („ I'lannlnl; (:nmmL:slun Lfi4llftc:: (LunL'd ) March 22, 1978 n' I'UISI,II III 'AI:I ::r:: (;•on +',I) %UAJI: VAI:IAriLI'•, 1No' 1:U. W87-51 S A(ii—IM:• 011 mollusl by 'Jul ;,toy, seconded vote -AY by ,lone 111,1 r,u'rlyd by Lhc Lullowinft ES: 'I'ulstuy, ,Juno: ;, l.;u•cld; ,\F;i'I'AIN1:4C, U;tbl, 1l was voCeJ A Lo Jelly Um xune earl :uuc reyuusC, l'tdex nu. 1111-',1, un the flndlnl;s Lha Lhc surround lilt', I,ruprrLy uwnrrs purch•tscrl Che prupctl lcti w(Lh thu ur.pc L.tLlonrt ul' minluwm 11 arses; LI,u COlte,:ttl:; .uul prubJculs ul r•.•, and, based usl Lite rtndltti; Lhal. Lhc condiLlonS of :,e,LlanLGl.to22Q(b)oItlIVC IIULfbeenry' mct• Mr. 11,1111 titated that he abstained from tut tap ht•Laus•. Ito resides in the inunedi,Ite victnit)• of the rrgslcsted zone v,n'i,n,tc 'ihu ChaJrman called for n Short. break dL 11.45 AL 11 55 p. m., Use (.ittirman relAlYVelletl Lhe ,nccLin); MINOR S_LIB11IvIS o;l ; ;0, 1.118_- 0046f AI'I'I:ttX. 7i1)' I/( Ill, I'L\N I ;I.IWI.I,\ NIit d 91'il Sll.l.l IS (AIhetL W. I).tvie,) IIdr, I'erevn,ulik repurlud LhaL Lae appitc.inl i, •,ccl Ln create two I1Idustrl;,1 parcel:; .111,1 :.L.tt(-d Lill' Liudin);s of Lhc SubJ[v1•.lnu I't•vlow (.o,n:•tltt.cu .,s well it.,; the cuitdiLluns fur :.Lnff'r, recununund,tLioil of .11). V.11 111 tl,l•: rcquect. Air. 101;Loy Ie,lucSLad that. Ltmd[Llun r;l re);.rr,li111; Llslud hazards LO Ll,e property be Lramwil.LLed Lu I,ru.,prLLLvc ptirclMsers ul Lilt, JOL•,. ;;r. I'eruvuznJk sLaLOd that this cunJ11.1un caultl br p, Aced nu L11e parcel m,pti Lo Inform purchasers ur Lhe hazards. :•Ir. Ilull PeLer:., Life ,1l,pllcanL's unl;:ncet' for Ihr pruJr,•L, regnr_S[cd tL.,t ll mi a ! 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Anr.ur I u. and I'll'Vil :, 111 '11'.1%1IVI II ",l l' NO. 95:(4 IN 10 ;d /U 141"S" A11,.I'L /S ul 1111'11;, . \l'I u•• I .i•.l' lUvct' (.rook Urvclupni.'i'L /iidd„Ir L , \•.�,or.lnLr:,) 1'Jann[ttl, :.L.,lf ,nrl:Jwr .John I'cruvutnilL l;avr Ihr• !,Laff Ivport on Lhe•c Lwr ILem:;. Ilr. :,LdtrJ Lhat -I Uc, +m1wr lh, 1716 the ::an B. to It'd Ill's P.I. 11111111; Conuul .Tina dpl,rovrd 1-11'. it Iv, I i „ 1 ', t I,.,l •.ubr t'7't, tit I. ........ iu 1 I,. al ipnmvtLL ul .,n uuLlri tb.nuu I Jut ti..l 11.•,111 ..1 il.iv :tt,• 1, 1:. ur „•. II .t .•I , „vl Jun ul thr orIitinrtliy tpptuv''•I U.t,t mtl. Ih, 'nvit.mm''itI tl R. v1,•, i,ni.,itlr• ItVI1 %0d Life Jeveloptuunt old I :;sad ., ..,,t I ul I,i Itivr ho, I:u' Llun, In ,.I,litiun, L11c S1Le J:; slot IoL.lLod Within 11 Je:.11,n tl''J h1Fi, Ilre ha::.t rd .Iron, - b - H LAND DIVISION APPLICATION RDINO COUNT%' PLANNING DE IJ) I' LOT 2 Exisr x I �� w, a' 4G__ �! ty Ex45 7 / HOUSE r i .4X/sT' WA47 R f so -'vS No,II r r, r• NQf•H 1 certify that 1 as Lho (check one)�ji' legal owner, !::) hia authorize ngent and that the inforrztion eLuw,n hereon is Lruu n•d correct Lo the best of mr J,nowledge. 5 :'ned /� 4 ») is •.c wa• ut•u• �. i I I t I• t Map Scala APPLICANT: Namel + :i/G •4 / l�l, // �f��one I -�� 1) i� (Office Use Only) Addrosa_')dl Gam. t.. i /,. �✓, t NU. I�il O Q!!h .fin .,a %x IEGAL OIINER OF RECORD; Phone [L.D. AddressavHQ�fi/ei( C.,�. / • ., RECEIPT N0. YAP PREPARED BY: • Namu. 21•rdz[t . - " <' X_ u- Phone / %•e7.;/ �C Addres' /.! `iG/ t„ rf� ��/ 1 { DATE OF CONUITIUNAL ACTIOY��— llf TgJAL N0. LOTS -Q ASSESSORS J'AICEL NO." - -,- fit"' ct S DATE OF FINAL APPROVAL —, 5ECT1nN,Tn4Ttry {iP MD ?�.iGE r1•. In..y , roil 7• SOURCE OF WATER SUPPLY MTIIOD OF SEWAGE DISPOSAL. • . r. Ll c U. 1 certify that 1 as Lho (check one)�ji' legal owner, !::) hia authorize ngent and that the inforrztion eLuw,n hereon is Lruu n•d correct Lo the best of mr J,nowledge. 5 :'ned /� 4 ») is •.c wa• ut•u• �. i I I t I• t A ,IG Cl1PMISSlr.th 11L•'AIUNC; TE: March 22, 1978 IIVNCHO CUCAMONGA CITY COUNCIL 0GENUA ITEM NO. ROUTINE ITEM XXXXX MON- ROUTINE ITEM TIME OF ITE11 ARIA: Alta Loma i'M"' INDEX NO: Minor Subdivision No. W77 -0467P , (W87 -51) PRODOSAL: Zone Variance to create 2 lots, 1 less than the minimum area requirements of the R -1- 20,000 zone classification LOCATION: N/s of Hidden Farm Rd., approx. 450 feet E/o Carnelian Ave. APPLICANT: Walter and Gayle White ]�- M11MC I11•71RING NOI'ICEZ, SIM ON 6 -13 -78 i l rtitr t'Pl.l'AR :) 1{'i J. Perevuznik F[I:In TP�;PUC'PIr% '1'LYV•1 _ DA':1i OF INSPi1C1'ICIJ: 3 -1 -7-78 PARKT;I, SI %1:: 1.48 aczes M/L ' I:. STING TAr,:r 161:: Single- Family Residential l ?aS'rlr:: XMN'(.: R -1- 20,000 SUR(t(UNI)ING LAND USE AM MINING NORM: Undeveloped, Zoned R -1- 20,000 D'�S'I': Residential, "'AP '1U UL' PLACED IILfi! ) Zoned R- 1- 20,000 SW111: Residential, Zoned R -1- 20,000 WEST: Undeveloped, Zoned R -1- 20,000 rI;7tPAL MM h:.'D DIM(Z:J (c: Valley Portion San Bernardino County General Plan - Urban Area '1'111' 1 NVIRO"'U NTAI RI'VTPPT OFFICER (r'4 2 -25 -78 D1:T1'EI(M1NED T11AT I IIIS PROJECT t•10U1d) I:i Vl: J�— AiSN= STGNIPICANT -- 1:11'EC'1' ON '1'IIr 1:NVIPONMENT. — - - - -- "Al of r C I_ tT „n-;ulotorl I tY) (cxi,n nl t:n cr ' rvirr. Cucamonga Co. Watir X Service: sep it c Tank � �:'rnar lu•x:a•r•u7 �)nT'Tnl: PLANNING CoMiMISSION ACTION: Denied by Rancho Cucamonga Planning Commission F 9 Staff Analysis: cons isting submitted to create two lots from an exist consisting of approximately 1.48 acres in gross area. to be approximately 13,300 s n parcel counting easements) which doesanotfineetltireeminimamsareonsis- of the R -1- 20,000 zone classification. (dize casement running north and south is An eighty foot flood control of the property located near t site unsuitable forlag app YOXimately one - third of theesubJeCae with detached building site. A sirgle- family residence questing a zoneavarianceltoaconstrutheanoth. single-family residence on the western Ingle -fa is re- Portion. 1977, the Board On elopment,Review Procedures" Supervisors adopted the Development cedures also apply to l for the ►Vest Valley. These, ro- procedures, the Subdivision dReview n applications. pro - make recommendations on each application. itee has to�revie:o anothese initially submitted as a-land division Tills application,- - mittee and it was recomriended that the, c1S reviewed b propcsal was a zone variance because if proper y the Com- requirements of the current zone classification application for this also made a finding meet the minimum response to all the that the project dial not receive eanoaffirmative Chaffey Uriion IJi primary condierations, specifically enrollment at gh School District has an over-capacity schools. ordinance ado Alta Loma Ifigh School. Note Rancho C student from the InterimdDevelornment1078 oxel�ts this application Cucamonga Procedures. request The County Department of >rnvironmcntal Health recommends that in urb i..)Osa areas, the minimum lot size for subsurface waste- water di °�osal should be 20,000 square feet per dwelling unit. cgs: 1 The granting of this variance may to properties in the neighborhood or materially there are no use thereof because parcels in the immeAiate vicl ";t standard in requirements of the zone . classifi�y that are sub - itior.. 2. The granting of this variance will not adverse] a material wav, the County General 1l.an or Rancho Cucamonga y affect, in the urban area Jlandnuseldesignatiouse Itistconsis consistent with th described in Government Code That G53025(b)(4)(B) exist. �• That there are no exceptional or extraordinar or conditions applicable to the use that do not Y circumstances generally property or to the intended , in the same vicinit y apply to other properties Court decision specifically nrcr)uiresean affirmative showing The Topanga Supreme that this subject property differs substantially and in Findings: (cont.) relevent aspects from others in the area. The eighty foot flood control easement across the property does reduce the usable area Eize of the subject site; however, the parcel contiguous to the north has the same problem. The property was purchased vith full knowledge of the drainage easement. 4. This variance is not necessary for the preservation and use of a substantial property right possessed by the proper- ties in the same vicinity and zone district which is requested for the property in question. All of`the parcels in the imme- diate vicinity meet the area requirements of the zone classification Recommendation: Staff cannot recommend approval of this zone variance application as submitted based on the stated findings. If specific evidence and-facts are presented during the hearing - and findings made as to how the school issue can be mitigated to wacrant Planning Commission approval is this variance, Staf has the following recommendations: 1. The negative declaration be adopted and that the Secretary be instructed to file a Notice of Determination. The attached conditions be applied to the approval of this variance. a. A twenty -five foot offer of dedication required along C)ie west boundary (Moonstone Avenue) and a twenty foot radius of return offer of dedication required for rounding the corner as shown on the minor subdivision plat map. 1). Curb, gutter and twenty -six feet of paving is required for Moonstone Avenue and Hidden Farm Road. Twenty -six feet of paving is also required for [ridden Farm Road to Carnelian Avenue. Applicant is advised to coordinate with the legal property owners in immediate area. Plans for all improvements must be approved by the San Bernar- dino County Transportation Department prior to installation of said improvements. A cash deposit or bond may be placed with the County Transportation Department to fulfill this requirement. c. Applicant shall provide a fire protection water system in accordance with Foothill Fire District standards and comply with the attached Foothill Fire District require- ments. d. Applicant shall forward to the Planning Department a letter from the serving water agency certifying that capacity for this project has been reserved for a minimum period of one (1) year. Findings: (cont.) e. The County rlood Control District requires that the eighty foot drainage easement uver the natural drainage course traversing the site not be occupied or obstructed. t. Applicant shall meet the following minim,.m criteria for subsurface discharge of sewage: The following criteria is ordinarily necessary for the protection of water quality and the prevenric : of nuisance in cases of subsurface discharges of sewage. 1. Depth of soil between ground surface and groundwater in the disposal area shall not be less than ten feet. 2. Depth of soil between the bottom of the disposal facilities and ground water shall not be less than five feet. 3. Groind slope in the disposal area shall not be greater than thirty percent. 4. The percolation rate in the disposal area shall not be greater than sixty minutes per inch if the discharge is to a loacheicid, and not greater than thirty minutes per inch if the discharge is through a seepage pit. 5. Compliance with all applicable local requirements, ln- eluding requirements on lot size and distance from wells, streams, drainage courses, reservoirs, adjoining properties, or other mints. 6. All subsurface discharges of domestic wastewater shall receive treatment in a property constructed and maintained septic tank, or other solids removal device approved by the local agency, prior to discharge. g. Upon completion of all other conditions, a parcel map of the proposed division shall be recorded with the County Re- corder pursuant to provisions of th-. State Map Act. (Note: This map must be prepat.:d by a i tensed land surveyor or a Registered Civil Engir:eer.% An advance copy of the parcel map may be submitted to the County Surveyor to expedite checking, but the County Surveyor will riot accept the linen for presentation to the County Record--r for filing untii notified by the Planning Director that your minor subdivision application is in order for final approval. The parcel map is required due to insufticiont survey data recorded with the County of San Bernardino. Findings: (cont.) h. In the opinion of the County Flood Control District, "that portion of the site lying within and abutting the natural drainage course traversing the site is subject to infrequent flood hazards by reasons of overflow, erosion and debris deposition ". To mitigate these problems, the following is recommended: 1. A registered civil engineer should investigate and design adequate drainage facilities to intercept and conduct the flows around or through the site in a manner which will not adversely affect adjacent or downstream properties. 2. That any future building pads be elevated above natural giuund to reduce damage due to overflows. APPEAL TO CITY COUNCIL THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA from + action by PLANNING COMMISSION DATE May 15, 1978 INDEX NUMBER 1196-73 APPLELLANT'S NAME n,nnrr 1PR0 PrRTY TWESS TFSE WEST ItJC , ADDRESS P. O. Box 7250 Newport Beach, California 92663 DATE OF PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION May 10, 1978 NATURE OF APPLICATION CONSIDERED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION: Site Plan approval (Site approval Index No S196-73). I ACTION TAKEN BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION: Denial of usage involvinQ�oh;l 011 Gas S; inn ,r. approval Index No. 1996 -73) IF APPROVAL WAS GRANTED STATE CONDITIONS ATTACHED BY PLANNING C0I'1MISSI0N, IF I.NY: Not applicable PRESENT ZONE CLASSIFICATION OF LAND INVOLVED:_ C -1 according to staff LEGAL, DESCRIPTION AND LOCATION OF PROPERTY: Attached as Exhibit "A" and by this reference incorporated herein. NATURE OF THE ;:PPEAL: Appeal the decision made by the Planning Commission deRVintt a s 1 f -sPr sn Res stAr•;nn ^nri mmnA,' g }ha mnni fi`,ir•inn of 'a_ potation and Development perMit (site ap2roval Index R9_ W96 -73). REASON FOR THE APPEAL: (Herein set forth where there was an error or . abuse of discretion by the City Planning Commission. If a zone variance is involved, applellant must also set forth particulars wherein application for variance did meet or did fail to meet requirements as set forth in Section 61.0220(b), San Bernardino County Code.) Attached as Exhibit "B" and by this reference incorporated herein. (Do not write below dotted line.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _.) Siana.tuvOA nf A Date filed in Office of Clerk: Fee: $50.00 Date Paid: r,' "4 By; 1t, ^�i� a n '^ice rp d' Fix Hearing Date /Time IR cc: rn,,nF. n1,.. ;... ,. .. --- fnrnnnrn in Trinlic c) LEGAL DESCRIPTION BEING that parcel of land covered by Parcel Map 4365 recorded May 4, 3978, in Book 39, Page 24, Records of San Bernardino County and also being a division of a Portion of the North Half of Lot 1, Section 3, Township 1 South, Range 7 West, San Bernardino Base and Meridian, according, to the Map of Cuca- monga Lands, as per plat recorded in Book 4 of Maps, 'Page 9, Records of said County. EXHIBIT "A" 6 o w LEGAL DESCRIPTION BEING that parcel of land covered by Parcel Map 4365 recorded May 4, 3978, in Book 39, Page 24, Records of San Bernardino County and also being a division of a Portion of the North Half of Lot 1, Section 3, Township 1 South, Range 7 West, San Bernardino Base and Meridian, according, to the Map of Cuca- monga Lands, as per plat recorded in Book 4 of Maps, 'Page 9, Records of said County. EXHIBIT "A" 6 REASONS FOR APPEAL 1. The requested use is a permitted use in the applicable zone on the property; the modification of a location and develop- ment permit was applied for by the Ipplicant pursuant to the request of the staff. Applicant was originally told that the modification would be granted administratively. Subsequently the matter was referred to the Planning Commission for reasons unknown to the applicant. it is the applicant's position that it has a right to develop the requested Mobile Oil Gas Station in the existing zone as a matter of law. 2. The Planning Commission abused its discretion in considering and denying the location and development pe.:mit. Said Planning Commission has no legal authority by local ordinance or State law to consider and deny said permit. 3. The Planning Commission abused its discretion in considering said permit and denying it based upon reasons which are u,isupportable in fact or in law. Said Commission did not make appropriate findings and said findings were not based ..t,u,j Lhe e:vidunce presentee or the sacts concerning the project. 9. The Planning Commission usurped its authority in considering and denying applicant's proposed service station. Such denial constitutes an abuse of the applicant's civil rights and is an unconstitutional damaging and /or taking of its properties. 5. The Planning Commission's action in considerinq and denying the proposed use on said property constitutes a denial of due process of law and equal protection to the applicant in that they and their property have been singled out for special consideration. Such special consideration has been rendered without any standards or benefit of any guidelines or statutes to which applicant could respond. Such special consideration constitutes not only a denial of applicant's constitutional rights, but is inconsistent with the State Planning Act and any reasonable exercise of the police power. G. The Planning Commission has abused its discretion in violating its own zoning code and applicable statutes of the City of Rancho Cucamonga in considering and denying applicant's requested use of the property. 7. The City Staff has arbitrarily denied applicant its constitutional rights to due process and equal protection in developing its property. Said Staff has acted beyond its scope and authority in considering applicant's land usage and has arbitrarily denied it a use permitted in the zone to which their property is subject. Said staff has further submitted an erroneous and inconsistent stuff analysis to the Planning Commissioo. which included the following errors, among others: a. The original site plan was not approved on February 28, 1978, but was in fact approved March 22, 1977 by the Plannino Director of the County of San Bernardino. EXHIBIT "B" h ! h b. The staff report states that the applicant chose to originally file a location and development plan to use as a vehicle to obtain deviations from setback and parking requirements and to obtain monument identification approvals. In fact, the applicant filed a location and development plan because it was instructed to do so by staff and told by staff it could grant approval. The inference is that because a particular plan was approved it became a binding plan for development of the total site. This fact is incorrect and indeed the corner portion of the site for which approval of the service station is sought is now a separate parcel. It is not now and never has been a part of a conditional use permit approval. C. 908 of the site has not been developed; in fact, no percent of the existing corner parcel has been developed. If the original site is considered 806 of same has been developed. d. The reference in paragraph 5 of the staff report to a smaller building not being it, scale with the remainder of the center suggests that only a 4000 square foot bank, could have been built and ignores the ability of the applicant to build a snaller than permitted building. It is without foundation and is inconsistent with any planninq or legal principles applicable to the subject property. The proposed findings are unsuppurted by the evidence or are based upon erroneous conclusions. No evidence of any kind was submitted suqgesting the site's design features would have an adverse effect on abutting property or that the project will result in a deviation of the design as well as the character of the shopping center. The evidence is that the service station will be in character with adjacent buildings. and setbacks; however, before Permit is applied for, a variance may be requested. Commissioner Garcia asked Mr. Stephens if property owners adjacent to Mr. Van Antwerp's property had been notified. Mr. Stephens reported they had. Chairman Rempel opened the meeting for public comment. Neighboring property owners Art Allen and Dianne Rinm reported they had received notification of proposed zone change only 1 day in adva ;se of this hearing. They questioned exactly what sort of businesses would be placed next to their homes. It was explained by Commissioner Garcia that a zone change is required before a site plan can be approved. Commissioner Rempel reported it was the intention of the Planning Commission to act with fairness to all residents, land owners, and developers of Rancho Cucamonga. Moved and Seconded by Commissioners Garcia and Dahl that requested zone change be recommended for approval by the City Council. Discussion followed. Vote was called for. Ayes: Dahl, Garcia, Rempel Noes: Tolstoy Absent: Jones Motion Carried by a Vote of 3 -1. GAS STATION Amend the Location and Development Plan to add a gas station, with PROPOSED provisions to sell food items, Index No. '.196 -73. Location, Southwest corner of Archibald and Baseline. Applicant: Mobile Oil /Property Investment West. Tom Stephens showed a drawing of shopping center in question, noting proposed signs on gas station site. Mr. Stephens noted that the original site plan for this shopping center showed a bank at this location and suggested that a gas station located there would not fit in with the original over -all concept of the center. Also, the proposed monument signs were questionable pending Council action on Sign Ordinance. Representative of Property Investment West, Bart Rinker, offered drawings of proposal_ and arguments in support of gas station location. Representative of Mobile Oil, Robert Graham was present and offered a rendering of proposed gas station. Commission questioned traffic problems, vandalism and views of other tenants associated with location of gas station in center. Ron Lyons and Janet Cocheran, tenants from shopping center expressed opposition to approval of gas station. Tom Stephens suggested all other types of uses be considered, and new plan not be approved; furthers original plan, showing bank to be located there, be retained. Discussion followed. -2- Moved and Seconded by Commissioners Dahl and Tolstoy that Location —and Development Plan Amendment be denied on the basis of Planning Department findings: 1. That the site proposed is not adequate in size and shape to accomodate said use for parking and loading areas. 2. That the site for the proposed use has inadequate access as the site relates to streets and highways properly designed as to width and improvement type to carry the quantity and kind of traffic generated by the proposed use. 3. The sign standard has not been met. 4. A gas station would not be in harmony with original concept of shopping center. Discussion Followed. Motion Carried Unanimously. LETTER TO PROPERTY DEVELOP- Chairman Rempel requested a Lett--r be sent to Property Development MENT WEST West informing them of Commission Action. RECESS Chairman Rempel called for a short recess at 9:45 p.m. -2- ti NTER- 0I -FICE M WWO DATE June 7, 1978 FROM Doug Payne, Associate Planner West Valley Planning .aam To Rancho Cucamonga. City Council PHONE Ext. 3685 SUBJECT PROCESSING DIRECTION ON PENDING ZONE CHANGE APPLICATIONS Yu.rc t� t,• rT� cn;'Nn IAN OCOYAP�I�Z The following zone change request have been received by the planning depart- ment. Due to their nature, saw have a reasonable probability of being in- consistant with the G -neral Plan under preparation. Staff is requesting that the Council direct staff on which ite* if any, should be continued until after the adoption of the General Plan. The items with a consistency. analysis are as follows: _ (1) Proposal: Zone change from F -P -2 to R -3 #87 -73 Location: S/s Baseline, approx 775' W/o Vineyard Applicant: Jerry Rodgers Analysis: Site is located in a flood control basin with ccamiercial and public school to the north and a park to the east. Zoning is' F -P -2 to the east and south and R -1 to the north and west. !: The proposals for the general plan calls for various residential r densities and flood control. (2) Proposal: Zone change fran 7,000 -R -3 -T to A -1 #94 -66 Location: N/s 19th St. approx 385' W/o Amethyst Applicant: Kenneth Byler Analysis: Site is located in an existing residential neighborhood with R -3 zoning on the west, north and east. To the south is A -1. The applicant is requesting the A -1 zone to permit a comnercial i' nursery. The proposals for the general plan calls for resi- dential or mix uses. (3) Proposal: Zone change from R -1 to C -2 #97 -82 Location: E/s Archibald approx 150' N/o Devon St. Applicant: Frcc,a Shelley Analysis: Site is located in an established residential neighborhood, 4y with R -1 zoning surrounding. The proposals for the General Plan calls for residential. (4) P:- ol'osal: Zone cha:tge from A -1 to C -2, 4123 -81 I.oc:ation: SW /u the intersection of FouUull and Interstate 15 Applicant: William Longley Analysis: The site is located in an undeveloped area. The zoning is A -1 in all directions with C -2 & t•1 -1 further west. The general plan proposals calls for major industrial. U Page 2 June 16, 1978 City Council I ' 3. The advisory councils have been in existence fora period of time. (Phe advisory councils may resolve the "identity crisis ") . 4. The recall issue has been fully resolved (I doubt that you would want to mention this point publicly). i h 1' cmriINUED - PRDCL•BSING DIRECTION ON PENDING ZOLHE 01ANGE APPISCATIONS (5) Proposal: Zone change fran A -1 & C -1 to M-1, #53 -112 Location: 519 /corner of Arrow & Archibald Applicant: Harry Rinker Analysis: To the west and south of the site are industrial uses, north and east are ccmiercial uses. Surrounding zoning is M-R on the south and Est, R -1 on the north and C -1 to the east. The general plan proposals call for industrial or residential. Attachments: Applications and location nkip 1 '• I :IIVIIn.• •,tI 11 n,nl A• „n,%• •1•I tin: I1 •I it 11 Ir:'11 7t;3-t /17 I'Iuwin IttP.ulta'nL Iulntoet(inn (/11.) ;1;1 -11/1 1. 7111;. APPI It.Arlu,! CO.,11,CI :f A: I I AI” t ()t',:1 I 1.0"A I 1 „ .. II It' 1 1 I ('i Ti I' 1'1,1(,1. I Io:, 1:( '. f.l 111111!;1 (, IT 04 4 I I , _r I;1 ;I l �,w•' i. I' �' 1-111 I A'I lit 1I %1111( 11 17U 1 -':III lttt POP.:, X ;:rh:l t It ;'c H. 0. P %:() .I1 1 ,AII!; 011 It; At.h /(t, ,;l•1;111('1'.Ilb: st'la,._ /.1 %•'I. VAIIIA.'!CI: _fitUt'I' 1.11'ViAI1, I, ._- fill' r 11'11.11,('1', - __UIIII.I;I...... . .I...........I...I...I...I...,. /,(1 I <I Zone Change ,I ..... .................... . ............................ ,lorry J. 6 ]ois ft. Rogers d APPIAL.%IN"S NAM .............. ........I............I......... DATI• .................. ''IAIIANG /%UD111.5ti 1.;4 E. 1GLh St: Upland, Ca. ........... /.lP C(tNli 9178G ........ 1. TrIJI-XIIU T NO , 714/782 -3332 , ASSLS;;(1R 1tN1CL•'h I.U. (ia ual In:; bill) 207 X131 -19 [rank R. Will.inms; Associated I:nginebrs 1hD1V1 DtIAL 1U III; 14(11'1!' 11,1) Oflll N TIIAN Ai'PL1CAi:1' . . . ........... . ......................... AilDill;SS AND T,`,I.,TI,0NI' , 31G Bast °E° St., Ontario, Ca. :'917GA 714/986 ;.818 (""I(AXLEA1, LVC1,11 ON OI PROV1,R11' • t•t rp••rt )' Ill,- I , ,III fl—w, n(• • , t .11 1 ,•(1 r i n' ^1 er 1 1 ,•11 . indicnLlu(;tvhlrh r.idc Of :Ilrt•cl mil mmim Lrl+ -It ur con•nmiLy In the rucomonga aren of thv CiLy of Rancho Cucannula • .)u Lho ^oath 'sick of Utsoline Road approximately 775 ft, west of tho intcrsuction of timeline (toad 6 Vtneyard Avenue. Yi(OY01 :I.1) II &1: 01' PRnPI 1:'11' (11' 11 A!,(,,I:; FOR '1111.L ACTUC: Slal v in (It 1.111 Reyn,:st for Zone Clmngv from F.11.2 to R -3 to pormit the conntrm•Lion of approximately 32 unit.- o{ mnitil,i,• family housing. (resent Zon,ng doe': not provide for any type of p; rinansnt develolciunt. San W--rnardino Co. Flood Control has agreed to this request. '1. LI((.AI, DP. : :Cltll'L'IL :1 Ul' 1'i :Ul'1 :1 "li M: Lnlcrn fro,n Icrd(' ) at Cnrvc%, r.;llrnl u.•' alprn• :imalc sanorc fooLage or ac•:cr!tr. six rACG 2 O!' 3 1. CU:iI HAV, '1111: AI'I'Cnl'I IAI'I, SI.(.11r1(I 0 :1 RINEIRSI: SIDE: 76-9 ragn 1 of 3 (l or ltl f i (c L u• u„ I%-) -• •- — n ...... _�.- -- --I A I''I.I(,�11 If I I II I . UKII 11, 1', ,1 , I II 11 :( 1'...1.1. %tt'I ('). +;::.IVI(",Ilt0 I.III II'I tt, 111 ... ...... , 11:111. i.11 ............ ..... I . I . I 1 1 11'1 I'A I I. ........... .... . 111) ............................ 1 1•,(11 I t' I 1 11, ( I • .... 1 .1.1:, AI'1'1:11';AI. It 11. C1 ;,! 1; s l I'I t 1.1 1't 1 1. .......... ....... 1 ly ' �. � •t }♦ewe M'.�1 l' •,•' v �) r � I •958 ,,; I ....., ��; vim',, fV 17b � to rh �N u 4 W 0 L �` t Environmental Improvement Agency (714) 933 -1119 �tiece��em�� Planning Department Information (714) 383 -1372 c•.j =�' 1111 East I•Jill Street, San Bernardino, CA 92408 1, THIS IS API APPLICATION FOR A: (CHECK THE AYPROPLATE ME BELOW) Yr"' • SITE APPROVAL (LOQ%TION AND DEVLLOMIENT PIMA), LARGE SCALR IiOUS PIG PROJECT, I, HE PARK, _FF,CREATIOFl<AL VEHICLE PAC1:, SUBDIVIS?0P1, �20I1E CILANGE, TEMPORARY OCCUPANCY PEMIT - - SALES OFTICE AND /OR SUBDIVISION SI N, 20PDi VARIANCE, MINOR DEVIATION, GOVT PROJECT, OTIIER_ 2. APPLICANT'S NAME /�/ f�f� ,� ���% _TELEPHONE NUPIISEC�J /yt) p�7 —%�3p 3. MAILING ADDRESS�� i'.?/'� /!��� 1//,1//��1• .�!/ • � + j+ P CODE �i(� /,7 / �2/ ARcEL .mil / -�;2� 4. DATE /' i %Y ASSESSOR PARCEL IIO. (from tax bill) ;gip 5. INDIVIDUAL TO BE NOTIFIED OT11E11 THAN APPLICANT -,A / ADDRESS AND TELEPYONB G. GENERAL LOCATION OF PROPERTY. Indicr.Eing %i.iich side of the street, the property's location from nearest street or intersection and the town or community. _ ./s�s- ��i�v�_.r,/ /i % %� /. f! �S��J-- /- x�"� =i �i,� /f= 4 T,,Jf= ./�/i%F�'.fiK� %'' • I /_T° �- �%//9,!� �,r,,i //� -^ice.? -- -,�•!� •% 7. DESCCRIIBE /PROPOSED USE or PROPERTY OR REASONS FOR TY IS ACTIO 8. COi1PLETE LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPLRTY AND APPRO.LATE SQU.\RL FOOTAGE OR ACREAGE. (Taken from Dccd(s) or Survey). �� •" -.Si> ��'� /r i c•r yl-!d Qr � /.lJi ��'�• .��° ,•• !'i'�Oi' =" %%/ � l�r fSl' - /U•( ffC !! F.'ST� iJ,p i �:.:5/.Y_�_rt �� t'�• ��.� /'- :• ' ..... ���G 'G!'�!�Cr.:i.��'/J.lXJ %:r:'� 9. COFfYLLTE 111E APPROPRIATE SIiC'1'LGN ON REVERSE SIUc: (For Oczicc lisr_ Only) LO'dE C ASSIFI/C4TI0;7_����'' "�'� !x 17 F11,I11C DATE INDEX NO P1NEL NO y: °)%� / RECEIPT I;o. 1 GENEILAL PLAN t /c',. /' F .E - PLA:BVING / I G.P. RF.COFCIENDATI014 1'q =_ —.ry. REVIF,SJ SPHERE OF IIRZUIiI'lC7i�. n (0 V Yw 1FFI .Y r1' � � �(• • Y .wr nows/rJl ; i I 1 v ` � v h � 'T • Z ca � : N aw �, a IT x ';+ b�� � ( �• � RYA 000inss 7 � CS / f�9i /YW w I yy 11v t a:. j-, f 6"', Environmental Improvement Agency (714) 383 -1718 Planning Department Information (714) 383-1372& 1417 1111 East Hill Street, San Bernardino, CA 92415 1. THIS 1.4 AN APPLICATION FOR A: (CHECK THE A2PROPRIA'PE TYPE BELOW) �KpUlN7k� Q11 � -�x SITE APPROVAL (LOCATION AND DEVELOM -NT PLAN), LARGE SCALE 60USING PROJECT, OBILEHOME PARK, _RECPEATIONAL VEHICLE PARK, SUBDIVISION, X 70NE CHANGE, *IM=RARY OC�PAIICY IMUT - - SALES OFFICE AIM SUBDIVISION SIGN, ­ZONE VARIANCE, T MINOR DEVIATION, OV'T M)JE-T, - 714 -587 -2284 'L. APFLICaa -S NAME - _r'_da E. Sholloy- _ TEI.MONE NUMB`Ft - PO box '05, Cucamonga, Ca. 91730 91730 71P CODE_ 3. NAILING ADDRESS 4. DATE 4 -3 -76 ASSESSOR PARCEL. NO. (£r-m taw bill) LOo'281-0____. 5. INDIVIDUAL TO BE NOTIFIED OTHER THAN I.PPLICANT_ — ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE 6. CO,YL•ETE LOCAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY AND APPROSIMAPE SQUARE FOOTAGE OR ACREAGE. (Taken from Deed(s) or Survey). Legal attached- 8260 Square foot °. COMPLETE -,LHE APPROPRIATE SECTION ON REVERSE SIDE. FOR OFFICIAL USE )NLY 6. GENERAL LOCATION OF PROPERTY. Ind :cating which side of tas street, the property's location from nearest street or intersectio(, and the town or couvm(nity 9• DESCRIBE PROPOSED USE OF PROPERTY OR REASONS FOR THIS ACTION:__ ; " J INDEX NO �. .......... ZONE CLASS IFI t.-, ION ....�. " �• PANEL NO ... .. GENERAL PLAN REF ....... . •• GENERAL PLAN RECOM " SPHERE OF INFLUENCE.. A.L U.C.. ... ..... .................. M.S. NO... ... .. �.•ji ......... CERTIF. OF COMPL. NO...... .,. APILICATION FILING DATE /� & /7Y (RECEIPT NO & FEE) P E.D F FILING. DATE.. n (RECEIPT .10 6. FEE) E I R FILING DATE . (RECEIPT NO & FEE) E.1 R. APPROVAL DATE. . eVA. — �0.0 .. r - 1`•I.f. • � r I .k Bloom, AIY� i1 �dfl t n v - y � fk I ' �I ! L ' - . I-- I All l -• as J �I, {♦�-7 - • W v II ��h i L . a • I - _N . r..r� oal p 1 � • • rIL 0 97 ;i� C d• i� v - y � I ' ! L ' rIL 0 97 ;i� C d• i� (��• �: �AreLICATIOiI•FOPtt � •� rte r�� �eca•.,ao,n tl • Environmental improvement Agency (714) 383 -1718 . Planning Department Informa -ion (714) 383 -13726 1417 '. 1111 East Hill Street, San Bernardino, CA 92415 w�*' 1. THIS IS AN APPLICATION FOR A: (CHECK THE APPROPRIATE TYPE BELOW) SITE APPROVAL (LOCATION AITD DEVELOPMENT PLAN), LARGE SCALE HOUSING PROJECT, I10BII c"IiOiIE PARK, R°CRFATIONAL VEHICIJ: PARE, SUBDIVISION, X ZONE CHANGE, TEMPORARY OCCUPANCY :EMIT - - SALES OFFICE AND /OR SUBDIVISION SIGN, ZONE VARIANCE, _MVOR DEVIATION, GOVT PROJECT, �'IUR 2. APPLICANT'S XkME l9illiam F Loneley TELEPHONE NUMBER�714) 546 9480 3. I"-AILING ADDRESS 7$02 Plarner, Huntington Beach _ZIP CODE - 2647 4. DATE 2 March 78 ASSESSOR PARCEL NO. (from tax bill) 229 - 021 -58 _ S. INDIVIDUAL TO BE NOTIFIED OTHER THAN APPLICANT Lowell Howard Weisweaver ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE 8306 Vineyard, Rancho Cucamonea (714) 987 8533— 6. CM_-,x E LEGkL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY AND APPROX+-IATE SQUARE FOOTAGE OR ACREAGE_ (Taken from Deed(s) or Survey). \ See attached wd 7. Ca,,91i"T'E THE APPROPRIATE SSCTIOil Oil REVERSE SIDE: FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY GENERAL. LOCA:'011 OF PROPERTY. Indicating Which side of the street, the property's I location frr. nearest street or intersection and the town or covmunity. /- r— , -i `r _yv fl fl T- <Y.._u I.,I i - iu 9, DESCRIBE PROPOSED USE OF PROPERTY OR REASONS FOR Z tl IND= NO.... W 3- 4 ......... ZONE CLASSIFICATION.. �7J ................. PANEL NO. .y.S[,�:::�•1...1{t n .......•• f.ENERAL PLAIT REF....'.y :I.SS' �. GENERAL PLAN RECOM.. h, d`'! ' I it C� SPHERE OF +IIIFLUENCE. /. %7;� %O. A. L. V. C. ........... M.S. NO ........... .. ....:!` {�n: ......... CFMIF. OF CONPL. I30... • . / !T . • . • • • • • • • APPLICATION FILING DATE. ��-r -� �• • • • • (RECEIPT NO. 6 FEE) .3� ?A =f.• ` N,//�� ti' P. E. D. F. FILING DATE�rt- ��` %- J�•:GG,: (�t� (RECEIPT N0. 6 FEE) . i.JGi •iY.i •.�! Q.I.R. FILING DATE ............................ i/(RECF.IPT N0. 6 FEE) ........................... E.I.R. APPROVAL DATE .......................... • F i f� sG/ 1 t � St f �• r f (t 1 t t /zy F! 1 { S t c f S i cN 0 1�1 L Emir ztal I=roVe:tczt Agency (7jj. 3S3 -1719 . P1 • +nn Dcpert =ent Iufontation (71i� 383 -1372 `± r 1111 East Mill Street, San Bernardino, C.4 92408 THIS IS AN APPLICAMON FOR A: (CHECK THE APPROPRIATE TY?E BELOW) , SITE A?pROV.4L (LOCATION AIM DE- MOPMENT PLAN), 'LARGE SCALE BOUSING ?ROJECT, 140BIL PARK, RECREATIOXAL VEHICLE PARK,, • SUBDIVISION, XX )LONE CHANGE,. TEiLpOR!_ Y OCCUPANCY PIITZ= - - SALES OFFICE ADD/OR SUBDIVISION ONE VARY. MOR DEMTION, GOV' T PRDTCT, OTHER Harry S- Rinker TELEPHONE jj- M3E1U14851 -4594 A.PPLICAIT'S M ILL ?G ADDRESS P.O. Box 7250 'Newport Beach FOP CODE 92663 DATE April 28,1978 ASSESSOR PARCEL NO. (from tax bill)209- 021 -18 +20 IN•ilIVIDUAL TO BE 1i0TIt -= OTHER THAN A- MICANT Angyct t7 Rnitnr ADDRESS AND TFZF OIM P.O. Box 7950 N­,;nri-Beach 97(,61 . Tel 714 - 7514594 GEN -ERAL LOCATION OF'PROPERIT. Indicating Fnich side of the street, the property's location, i= nearest street or intersection and tide- taiai_or co-. unity •S1V-C6Ynet-of -Arrow an Archibald, -- Rancho, Cucamonga P i DESCRIBE PROPOSM) USE OF PROPERTY OR REASONS FOR THIS ACTION: T. i n -n,ner anaT'�dnd -I4&.. M I Q, CO2" -FLUE LE," DESCRIFTIO11 OF PROP= Ala s12PRozMTr SQUARE FOOTAGE OR ACREAC.. (Tc fray Deed(s) or Survey). ' , 17 se a n4•4•arhPr1 To- ;-1 nnarrin+•inn___.- 1� COMPLETE THE APPROPRIATE SECTION Oil REVERSE SIDE: (For Office Use Only)' jZONE CLASSIFICATION f%/ r�C —1 FILING DATE'. I o J5 `-3 �o. INbER 11 PA No �W RE.: cfzrLRAL PLAN FEE - MANN= �6 300 :C.P. t too RTCO?L".'7DATION FEE — EW. RE•TT�'Id 11' iN 1 tv t � 1 i 1 7 a p IL 1 a mR -T �t I c r p a -13 I `� TfT1 i I-I .n m 1 � t ✓� 1 f 1 Y A! �.,1ti 671. �R Del +i 4� T , : a [ N 1 p .W. T It •' 1 I SIGNAL MAINTENANCE INC. MAIN OFFICE: 1070 NORTH ARMANDO. ANAHEIM, CALIF. 92806 • )714) 630.4800 P.O. BOX 3080 - 92803 ' REGIONAL OFFICE: 134 CARROLL AV£., SUNNYVALE, CALIF 94006 • (406) 738.1199 May 30, 1970 City of Rancho Cucamonga P.O. Box 793 Cucamonga, CA 91730 ATTN: LAUREN WASSERMAN, CITY MANAGER RE: TRAFFIC SIGNAL MAINTENANCE CONTRACT Dear Mr. Wasserman: + As a follow -up to our pleasant telephone conversation of this date, I have enclosed our contract for your perusal and approval. This is our standard form that the majority of our agencies have accepted. I also have included brochures that are a carryover from the TSM Company which generally describes the operation of SMI Company at present. In a follow -up mailing I will furnish you with insurance certificates stating our liability coverage. Our Workmen's Compensation is statutory. •If I can be of further service or assistance to you, please do not hesitate to call. If I am not available, please ask for Doug Payne. Ile look forward to continued uninterrupted service to the city owned traffic signal equipment. Thank you. Yours tru , RANK TI ARP Vice president / Executive Assistant FRT /gmh Encl. cc: J. G. Galanis, jr. CITY OWNED SIGNALIZED INTERSECTIONS Base Line @ Carnelian Etiwanda Avenue @ San Bernardino Avenue Etiwanda Avenue @ Arrow Route Grove Avenue @ .San Bernardino Avenue Grove Avenue @ Ninth Street Grove Avenue @ Arrow Route Haven Avenue @ Arrow Route Haven Avenue @ Base Line t SCHEDULE A ADJUSTED LABOR _CHMUI.E ,y' STRAIGHT OVERT114F. '4¢; ti OPERATION$ SUPER INTENDEt1T: TIME RATE All repair $1.9.23/hr $29.42 /h{^t;t, work, both Cield and'lab, subject MPadvice Go hf:i approval. and direction. Available for and opinion as covered by, specifications- �4plan, ;job inspection, etc.) t ,�, �"rt�'�%�NGIt1ECpm TECHNICIAN:r f ' $16.82/hr $25.73/hr 1 I,. , ,A Provi•ies liaison, assists Traffic Engineer r • rGl, ?''`i• :rhI','rm sxstems and provides technical,data. LCADIMAN. � �u $15.23 /hr $2330/ 'i•�':.YPrimary responsibility to guide and assist terhnicians and nignalmen in the 3ect.ion area. - tl�•.designated . -_ ,.•,, ;�tt'',�T4AFFIC SIGNAL TECHNICIAN .- FXELD :; t $1 , 82 /hr $22.67/hr t2.. ��,, c�Primery duties am to field trarbles hoot, and Al r3 + .. :+3'irepair field wiring, cabinet wiring, ,ca':trollPrs, and perform rarti.re duties of,, preventative maintenance. 3TRAFFIC SIGNAL TECHNICIAN - LAD: 'i;�'• • $14.92 /hr $22.83/hr erfurms complete repair and maintenance of all Rcmtrollers, detectors and associated devices hich are brarght from the field for repairs. �? OTHAFFIC SIGIr1ll AN: .,r1 $14.82 /hr $22.67 /hr.'r,'� l;.r�0 Primary duties are as directed by lead man in ,• • °4_M.3assisting j i• ?1rV- field technicians and accompliohinv ,,,d•';, rF i procedures maintenance a ;, �. r �G s try+% �,sv ^ii,�ii t),i. J ;dt,�•,N r fc N "directed.' Trrffic it .t.,�directed.` signalman assists field'" "'.. technicians is demand is made and assists with tit,i and associated repairs. •f, 6'sknockdowns I -11 ;` ITRAFFIC SIGNALMAN - APPRENTICE: a, $13.82/hr $21.14 /hr.(w:} `' r a' O•PrL•nary functions are to assist and receive t4J&,� -'training from traffic signalman. T .`v• t.•. ,t TRAFFIC STCtLAL LABORER ; - ^>~.• $12.82 /hr $19.61 /hr,��i�.�, #: Primary duties are to assi:3t the signalman i�•�:a1'and craw in knockdown repairs and field �. '� }ritrodtl'icatlo::s as directed.. v ;F r; ,ADJIZTED LABOR SCHEDULS EXHIBIT J pK 2 > '' 1':' *Most of the work performed,under extraordinary maintenance will be, a;, try r .I'--.haa been in the past, performed at traffic signalman rate and /or, traffic '�Y,. ,�F;,[•,signalman apprentice. r' _;. • �a; (These rates for contract customers only ?. r 1:� ry„ Ik� rr.+its�" ;6:i" ' ` 'y Tr'� �i, ���AG••.. � il,Y' i�;•{ .'i, r Jy h 1'' �` 1 i ,�' � '$$: ; , ka c ✓Yjr!'s''�;1'�l'e C '1�'•�f''+fi- �i�ti a's t'i•.;¢ i' a f, 1•, ` e; a.r �^sXl�i.4YF� ?.�����M�. � •'rrr 'aSPi'•: ��^�•�;tl:• V• r. •'1 j ryY ,)tyI '+,j '' � „��jw��,: •r , , i .. f i ' .. i+', }7'�•'.j'rr isq �rry��"�h` ijj b' 1• �, '1 (.. �, i �! Mi Ufa i 1y� � > l ,�t11• 'l �{lf �l:� 7�r'� r,:}3'a?�`- •�L:1.�f!? Y-o L �, c:, l': '�''{ P• 7, { I�{ � ir. .liff77,'S' 7gY�t`'?4 n\-J��r= cn'.WR „ •. ru 4s:'ik. 1.. t s. XMI I pl ME rill.- E X H I B I T EQIIIIIIFNT SCHEDULE FOR EXTRAORDINARY WORK 110 LAY Pickup Truck " 4.00 30:00' Service Ladder Truck 4.00 Boom Truck 12.00 30.00 80.00, Saw Truck 25.50 1-?5,00 Compressor & Tools 32.00 75.00 Hydraulic Man-Lift 12.00 80,00 '' % A Minimum cKirge Of One hour. Any equipment items used, but not on the above list, will be at the local Pr�evailing rate s5hadule. 0: j . II 0 A G R E E M E N T 1 THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this day of 2 ,197_, by and between the City of RANCHO 3 CUCAMONGA, a municipal corporation within the County of San Bernardino and the STATE OF CALIFORNIA, hereinafter referred to as the "City ", and SIGNAL MAINTENANCE INC., hereinafter called 6 and referred to as the "Contractor ". 7 WITNESSETH: 6 WHEREAS, the City has decided to accept Contractor's proposal 9 and award to Contractor a contract for traffic signal maintenance; 10 NOW, THEREFORE, FOR AND IN CONSIDERATION OF THE MUTUAL 11 COVENANTS AND PROMISES OF THE PARTIES HERETO A14D UPON THE EXFRSSS 12 TERMS AND CONDITIONS HEREINAFTER SET FORTH, THE PARTIES AGREE AS 13 FOLLOWS: 14 FIRST: That the complete contract shall consist of and . 15 include the fallowing documents, all of which shall be and are 16 hereby incorporated by reference and made a part hereof as fully 17 as if set out in full herein: 18 1. This Agreement. 19 2. List of Intersections. 20 3. Adjusted Labor Rate Schedule. 21 4. Equipment Rate Schedule. 22 SECOND: Contractor agrees to furnish all tools, equipment, 23 apparatus, facilities, labor, services and materials, and perform 24 all work necessary to maintain traffic signal facilities in 25 accordance herewith. It is understood and agreed that all said 26 labor, services, materials and equipment shall be furnished and 27 said work performed and completed by the Contractor as an 28 independent contractor, subject to the inspection and approval -1- 0 I of the City, its Director of Public Works, or inspectors or 2 their representatives. 3 THIRD: Contractor agrees to inspect, clean and adjust all 4 controller units, one time per month, including parts replacement 5 as necessary. 61 FOURTH: Contractor agrees to replace all lamps in all 7 signals, using an 808 depletion schedule, and standard traffic 6 signal lamps such as are manufactured by General Electric Company 9 or Sylvania Company. 10 FIFTH: Contractor agrees to clean and polish all lenses and 11 reflectors one time per year. - - 12 SIXTH: Contractor agrees to provide service twenty -four 13 hours per day for the servicing of traffic signal controllers 14 and systems equipment covered by this agreement. 15 SEVENTH: CO,&L—Lor agrees to provide the same service 16 twenty -four hours per day for the repair of other equipment and 17 appurtenances such as safety lighting, street name signs, street • 18 li �•ia pedestrian signals, flashing beacons and detector devices 19 which the Contractor may be called upon from time to time by the 20 City to repair, replace, or refurbish. 21 EIGHTH: (a) For and in consideration of furnishing said 22 labor, services, materials and equipment under paragraphs THIRD, 23 FOURTH, FIFTH, SIXTH and SEVENTH, excepting when such repairs are 9A necessitated by obsolescence or accidental damage such as collision 25 acts of God and vandalism, Contractor shall be entitled to receive 26 and shall be paid by the City the sum of $47.62 per month for 27 each signalized intersection. 28 (b) For and in consideration of furnishing said labor, ..2- 1 2 3'. 4 5 6 7''. 8 9i 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 93 24 25 26 27 28 services, materials and equipment under paragraph SEVENTH when such repairs are necessitated by obsolescence or accidental damage as defined above and under paragraph EIGHTH, Contractor shall be entitled to receive in addition to the monthly sun above, a per call sum based upon the invoice cost of materials, adjusted cost of labor, and a reasonable percentage for overhead and profit, not to exceed 258. Labor costs will be at Contractor's prevailing standard rates for jab classifications when repairs are made. (c) The cost for services provided for herein may be negotiated each year following the anniversary date of this agreement. These negotiations will be based upon the Consumer Price Index, Los Angeles, and will be subject to the approval of the City. Any insurance increases may also be negotiated. NINTH: The Contractor shall carry public liability and property damage insurance in an amount not less that $250,000.00 for injuries, including accidenta- death, for any one person, and subject to the same linit for each person in an amount not less than $500,000.00 on account of any one accident, and property damage insurance in an amount not less than $50,000.00. The Contractor shall also maintain during the life of this contract, Workmen's Compensation insurance covering all of his employees on the project, in a company satisfactory to the City, and upon request shall furnish to the City certificates issued by such companies showing that all of the above mentioned insurance has been issued and is in full force and effectrprior to commencing work. (a) The Contractor shall likewise obtain public liability and pr -perty ds.'nage insurance to cover vehicles used or maintained -3- 'N II by r °_m ir. the performance of the work, with liability limits d: Z not less than $250,000.00 for any cne person and $500,000.00 for 3� any nne accident, and property damage of $50,000.00. 4 TENTH: ;'hie contract ­iall extend for a period of five (5) 5 years fro the date thereof. However i.ther party in its discre- 6 tion ^,hall save t,ie right to -:inate at any time sooner by 7 diving sixty (60) days ad%ance f-en notice. 8 ELEVENTH: If the Contractor -1 neglect t-) prosecute the 9 work properly, or fail 'o perform an,, -•isions of this contract, 10 the City, after three (3) days wrl::ten no cc., to the Contractor, II may without prejudice to-any other remedy i , _ , make good 12 such deficiencies and may deduct Lne cost thereof from the payment 13 then or thereafter due to the Contractur. 14 TWELFTH: Except for the manufacturer's factory warranty, 15 the Contractor disc aims 311 warranties with respect to materials 16 supplied hereunder, and further disclaims any and all liability 17 for failure to perform or delay in performance hereunder where the 18 same is due in whole or in part to any cauza beyond Contractor's 19 reasonable control, such as, but not limited to fire, flood, 20 earthquake, lightning, strike, or other labor difficulty. 21 THIRTEENTH: Contractor shall not be liable for damages 22 arising out of injury to person or damage to property of a cus- 23 tomer or any third party unless the same was due to Contractor's 24 fault or neglect. 25 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the City Council of the City has caused 26 this agreement to be subscribed by its Mayor and City Clerk and 27 said Contractor has executed or caused this agreement to be 29 executed by his duly authorized officer. -4- 6 7 8 9 10 11j 12 13 14 15 16 17 • 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1 ATTEST: City Clerk I Date: -5- CITY OF BY: _ MAY0R/ r City Attorney SIGNAL / �INC. Date: � -- .5,7— G 11 E E M E N T 40 '- II -l- TIIIS A(=P.P.SMINT, Innde and entered into this _ _ day of 2 ^_,199_, by and botween the City of MUCHO g CUCAMONGA, a municipal co rporation within the County of San y. ,. 4 Bernardino and the STATE OF CALIFORNIA, hereinafter referred to t' 5 as the "City ", and SIMIAL MAINTEHAIICE INC., hereinafter called ;e 6 and referred to as the "Contractor ". 7 WITNESSETH: t s. WHEREAS, the City has decided to accept Contractor -o proposal } ' r 9 and aware] to Contractor a contrast for traffic signal maintenance; 0 10 "Oil, TrIHRPPOPW, FOR AND III CONSTLY?ITION OF TIM MUTUAL ' 11 COVEMANT4 AND PPO"ISUS UF-TIIE PARTIES. HERETO AND UPOII THE EXPRE99 12 TEAMS POID CONDITIONS HP172111AF^I:P. SET ronur, THE PARTIES AGREE AS 13 FOLLOWS: 14 FIRST: Tint the co-*iplete contract shall connist of and . 15 ini"ludc tha fo ;•n i.n, dr-crilnnLu, all of which stroll be And are 16 harohy Ly rofurence and nnde n part Larwf as fully 17 as if set out in full heireln: • 18 I. "Mis Parremont. 19 2. List of Intersections - 20 3. Adjusted Labor Rato Schedule. 21 4. Equipment Rate Schedule. 22 SECOND: Contractor agrees to furnish all tools, equipment, 23 apparatus, facilities, labor, services and materials, and perform 24 all work necessary to maintain traffic siqnal facilities in 25 accordance herewith. It is understood and agreed that all said y 26 labor, services, materials and equipment shall be furnished and 27 said work performed and completed by tho Contractor as an 26lindepencient contractor, subject to thn inspection and approval '- II -l- K 1 of the City, its Director of Public storks, or inspe: tors or ,y thoir representatives. 2 3 TliIRns Contractor agrees to inspect, clean and adjust all rj*ftl re. 4 controller units, one time per month, including parts replacement 5 as necessary. 6 vOURTH- C.rrntrnctor agrees to replace all lamps in all 7 strinals, nsing an 808 depletion schedule, and standard traffic signal la-mps such as are manufactured by General Electric Company u. 9 or !vlvania Comn:tny. 10 TII: Contractor agrars to elonn and polish all lenses and _ �. I1 reflectors ono time per year. - 12 "c:Tr.; Ccztr..•:ctor agrees to provide 4Arvirn twonty -four ..A. c� 13 hours pez day for the.3urvicinq of traffic signal controllers ., 14 and systerLv equipment covered by this agrenrcw_nt. 15 ST °Jt!i'Clis t -jrtractor agrees to provblu tbo srn:q,e ni�r7ico ._. 16 twontt -fo,:r hovrre par Jay for the rnpaic of other equipment and 17 appurtenancen .9•lch as safety lighting, street name ntgns, street Y8 lic- hting, pedestrian signals, flanking beacons and detector devices r 19 Which the Contractor may be called upon fron tim- to time by the 20 City to repair, replarn, or refurbish. 21 EiCHTFIa (a) For and in cons ider-i tion of furnishing said M, 22 labor, nervicee, rateri:els and equipment limier varagraphs IMIRD, ••K n, 23 FOURTH, FIFTH, SIXMI and SEVENTH, excepting when xttch rat,airs are t24 necessitated by obsolescence or accidental damage such as collision, 25 acts of (sod and vandalism, Contractor shall be entitled to roceiva { t r ?5 ,and shall ba,paid by the City the sum of U2.62 per month for ...... 27 each rjicn•ali+ed intersection. ii L8, (W L'pr an-1 in consideration of furnishing Laid labor, saS • -2- ` II • o 1I aervlces, materials •ind equipment under mractraph S£V617TH when 2 such repairs arc necessitated by obsoloscence or ar_oidental damage 3 as defined above and under paragraph EIGHTH, Contractor shall ba 4 entitled to receive in addition to the ronthly sum above, a p^r 5 call su:a based uron the invoice cost of mntet tal s, arl justecl nrst 6 of labor, And a reasonable aorcentaco fnr overhond rind nrofit, nose 7 tc, eace•fQ 251. Labor costa will be at Contractor'r: prerailincr 6 standard ratios for job classifications when rmpairn are r• ►3•.. 9 (c) 9i►o coat for nnrvices nrovi,led r,•r herein may be 10 negotiatod each year folla:vinq th^ anrivcraary date of f 6a 11 aurcement. Theee nogotiations will be baoul upon the Consumer 12 Price ludcx, Lo:: \nreln,, and : "ill be nt:bject to the T ;nto•rti of r• W the City. Any insurance increasou may also be negotiated. 14 NrNl 't Thv: Contractor shall. carry p*►blic tinbit_ity. and 15 prrperty curare lnauranre In an aeetoen" not loss t-►at 525V,000.10 16 for injurie„ inctndinq accidental de•►t:e, for any one person, and 17 subject tf; the parr^ I.i;ait for ea,-h rerson in an astount Mt less 18 than :00,000.fn on acco,lnt of -ny en(- raeiAent, And property 19 damage insurance in an amount rot leas than 550,000.00. ?ha 20 Contractor shall also maintain durin7 the life of Ibis contract, 21 Workmen's Comnensation insurance cover.inu ill. or his erployeus on 221 the arcjcct, in a company satisfactory to the City, and uron 23 ra3uent shall furnish to the City curti`icates issued by snrch " 24 companion showing that all of the above mentioned insurance has 25 boon issued and in in full force and effect nri.or to norm renting R... 26 work. 27 (a) 'rho Contractor shall likewise obtain public liability 28 and property d�t•tacra insurance to cover vohiclra urea or maintained I -3- � e e 's I by him in the nerformance of thn. work, Til th l.iahil.ity limits d. i, 2 not levy than $250,900.00 for any one persnn and $500,000.00 for 3 any one accident, and property damage of $90,000.00. 4 TENTH: This contract shall Extend for a period of fiva (5) y, 5 years from the data thereof. However, eithFr party in its discre- ' 6 tion shall have the ricrht to terminate at any time+ sooner by 7 giving sixty (90) dwya advance writtnn notice. 8 S:L:iATNTIN T f the Contractor should neglect to rrosecute the 9 wc••l- nroperiv, nr fail to perform any nrovinions of this contract, 14 ti,n City, after three (z) days written notice to the Contractor, 11 may without prejudice to -any other romocly it may haves, nako cvcxl 12 ,uch d: °irloncien and may deduct the r wt t•.hn..ronf fror, the Payment 13 then nr tharoaftet due to the Contractor. r 14 �ITLFTH: rxcapt for the manufacturer's fnetory warranty, ' 15 the ContracScur, d:nclat s all :rrrrantian :pith Tf'!1rer; saltorials 16 sunplied hercurOor, and further dicrlaisn nnv nn,' nil liability 17 for fa±.ls;re to perform ox doing• in nrr fr,Ar.nrc:e I,ermttsdnr trhere the }tip:•'' 18 same is due in wholes or in part to any cowul hnvrsA Cortrnrtrn•'s 19 reasonabin control, such as, but not. ]imi-?.l to Nre, flood, s•• 20 oarthRunko, licrhtnina, strike, or other labor difficulty. 21 TIIIRTrC_t7TtI_: Contractor shall not bn liable for damacren 't 22 arising out of injury to onraon or dars:scte :• , nrov arty of a cun- 23 tourer or any third party unlens the samr. *van due t•••, cont:;actur's 24 fault or neglect. s 25 TN WX771ESS WtIBPEOP, the City Council of the C'ty has cauacd 26 this agreement to bn subscribed by its Mayor and City Clark and lrf• r4rY 27 said Contractor has nxocut:ed or caused this agreement to be 28 executed by his duly authorized off icer. " -4- IL 5 0 1 2 3 5 ATTOST 6 7 g 9 11 " 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 -5- 0 CITY OF BY: MAYOR/ '41GUA). ' \' Y I Attorney M E M O R A N D U M Subject: Traffic Signal Maintenance Contract for Fiscal Year 1978 -79 Date: June 16, 1978 From: James 11. Robinson To: Lauren M. Wasserman Effective July 1, 1978, the County of San Bernardino will relinquish to the City all responsibility with regard to maintenance of the eight city owned signalized intersections, Currently traffic signal maintenance Is provided by Signal Maintenance Incorporated for all city owned signal- ized intersections. It will, therefore, be necessary for the City of Rancho Cucamonga to enter into a contract with Signal Maintenance Incorporated in cyder that the City have continued, uninterrupted signal maintenance service for fiscal year 1978 -79. The attached contract calls for a 24 hour signal maintenance service at a cost of S47.62 per month for the eight owned signalized intersections. These costs are in line with what the County currently pays and standard, by comparison, with many other cities in San Bernardino County which contract with Signal Maintenance Incorporated. Both staff and the City Attorney have reviewed the attached contract with Signal Maintenance Incorporated and recommend acceptance for fiscal year 1978 -79. REC0NENDATION: The City Council, City of Rancho Cucamonga, authorize the Mayor to sign the attached contract with Signal Maintenance Incorporated for signal maintenance service for all City owned signalized intersections for fiscal year 1978 -79 I SIGNAL ® MAINTENANCE INC. FRANK R THARP ' V.CC PR CSIO[NT— MANNCTING V MAIN OFFICE 1.0. NORTH ARM2803 AN AN [1 M. CA 92[00 2:00 306 P.O. BOX 709{ — 92007 )71!) 670 MAIN OFFICC REGIONAL OFFICE 174 CAR ROLL AVENUE S UNNYVALC. CA 94090 )408)7]4.1199 I SIGNAL MAINTENANCE INC. ' / d• \ BOB HUDSON 4AIW TE NANCE SUPERVISOR MAIN OFFICC 92809 AN AH CI14 1.0 ox los 21030. 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Shone PHONE 383 -1203 Acting City Engineer TO Lauren Wasserman City Manager SUBJECT ROAD BUDGET •a�n w iu_ nneniQ At the last meeting of the City Council they authorized us to proceed with the advertisemert for bids for the traffic signal at Chaffey College. In a subsequent check with the Chaffey College people, they requested that we not proceed with the project because of their finan- cial problems. It is, therefore, suggested that you inform the City Council of the desires of Chaffey College to drop •,^ project. Attached is a summary of the money projects for road purposes, thn amount spent and the amount available for carry -over projects next year. We have added the money for the Chaffey College signal into the project for Foothill at Holloan. It is recommended that you add as much money as possible in future years until there is sufficient funds to rebuild that intersection. Unless we hear from you to the contrary, this is the procedure we will follow. "John R. 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N r N K aJA1J A c ro u N N ro o b Vf > L c0ron N 7 C.A N N x E v L N •r C 7 C N 7 4+ �aLL 7 V -o a I vN Nv 4l 1J 41 N 'DECUio -^Y 3 -r r- 2. L L 0. W CL CL OOOOG O O O O O 000011 C,O00 9-T C MN N ♦l r 1: SJ y ! v, rn�rn C C L v •o v c r .-vvv U .- rot C O E 1i U 41 � ro u IJ r ro ro C a vIV al L N N C Eo u L. - vE4.u_\- L- 3N•. \ C 441 404.' W O 0 1 cp ro t+ I EQ J L O N 1 1 O CS 4; U O 1 y 4' U ro O, C Q = ca vcu°/isc= N m ro ro N CC Vl CO U2 1 a DISTRICT Jahn R. Shone Director of Transportation l'rin.nortttton lIcnartment i I..I• :L !'hlyd Stretrt ,an .lornarduiu, t.,\ Dear 2lr. Shone: This is to conft m my telephone conversation with Walker yesterday,, Due to the Jarvis intliatiye complications, we officially request that you do not go to bid for the traffic signal for the Chaffey College campus entrance at this time. 1•layor Frost indicates that this might be held for future action if funds were to become available. We appreciate all that you have done Loward obtaining this signal and certainly regret that this action has become necessary. Sincerely, R. E. Totten Assistant Superintendent, Business Services REP /bs cc J. Frost BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Hersdiel R. Glenn, Pre&,deer !J Mrs. Georgia Mellon, Vme P,<udent An EQual Opportunity Employe, ned D,strmt Clarence H. Sounders, Secretory Servme Alta Loma, Ch.no, Corono, Cucamonyo, Eti —do, Merle K. Cox, D.O.S. Pentane, Guosh, Aiontcla,r, Mt. Boldy, Kennon C. Hinrichsen Lester Stroh, M.D. Norco• Ontono and Upland Sup.tintendent•Proodent t ' r•1 )K 11 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT AGENCY OFFICE OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (OCUI 1111 East MITI Street • San Bernardino. CA 92415 • (714) 383.2745 June 7, 1978 E County of San Bernardino` R ANN SIRACUSA 0--.0, Mr. Lauren Wasserman, City Manager P.O. Box 793 Rancho Cucamonga, CA Dear Mr. Wassermans Attached are four copies of the final City- County contract for the 1978 -79 CDBG year, for City Council approval and execution. Please include the contract on your et.rliest Council agenda. We anticipate that the Board, as the grantee, will approve and execute all 13 City - County contracts at a regular public hearing early in July, 1978. Executed agreements are due in this office no later than - June 30, 1978. A draft agreement for comments and corre,.tions was distributed to all city F contact persons at the Cities Meeting held March 15. All subsequent comments (due April 21) from city attorneys have been reviewed and action taken to modify the agreement where appropriate. Please do not make any further changes in the agreement as this is the final document. 'r The County has included in this agreement for fiscal year 78 -79 several changes which were a direct result of the }IUD Intensive Monitoriag directives and recom- mendations. In particular, the agreement re- emphasizos the fact *hat the County of San Bernardino is the grantee and is fully responsible for the recisions re- lating to the use of the funds and for the actions of cooperating cities, in- cluding their performance and their cooperation in the implementation of the Housing Assistance Plan. (Please review the attached letter from HUE).) Should you have Piny questions, please contact me or Donald E. Newcome, at 383- 2945. EDIVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEM2NT AGENCY OFFICE OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT R. ANN SIRACUSA, Director r RASskar Attachment (1) cc: Members of the Board of Supervisors Earl A. Goodwin, CAD Robert B. Rigney, EIA Administrator ( Don Newcomer OCD 71= ..,.`o r I r i tt III!I��I 1•rrmN Is 4.n rnnclfco, IC IIf.-I. 91102 DEPARTMEWF HOUSING AND -'RL7AN DEVELO &NT Los ANGELES AREr 11 rICC 7500 WILSIOIRC OOULVIARO, LOS ANC 1 I ES, CALIFORNIA 90057 -APR 2 6 1917 I lonorable Robert Townsend Chairman, Board of Supervisors County of San Bernardino 175 West 5Lh Street San Bernardino, California 92415 Dear Mr. Townsend: = 'rblect. Urban County Chglbihiv - , Y 1977 Firm Target Entlticmunt $7, 126, 000 04 "C",•y pCrCn ro, 9..0 spa ;i,pin 213,`�GSiB� �f35r3' ir\ 0 Y M`' The Department of Housing and Urban Development has reviewed the cooperaUon agreements submitted by San Bernardino County We have reached the findb•19 that under the provisions of Section 102 (a) (6) Of the housing and Community Development Act of 1974 and of Section 570.105 of the regulations thereunder, these agreements are given recognition fur• purposes of qualifying the County as an Urban County. Based upon these approved cooperation agreements and the total demographics of the Urban County jurisdiction, we have been informed by the HUD Central office that the "firm tai get" entitlement amount for your county is $7,126,000. This "firm target" fiLlure may be eventually adjusted based upon national clemogl•aphic changes for Urban Counties prior to application approvals. In recognizing the local expressions of :ooper•ation submitted by the county, %tie wish to emphasize to both local and county officials that the county is the applicant for community development funds. As the applicant, the county I1IL:3l take the full responsiblity and assume ail obligations of an applicant under statute. This includes the analysis or needs, tile setting Of objectives, the development of community develop- ment dnd housing assistant,: plans, the one -year community development program, and the assurances or certifications, e �" •) .� DEPARTMENT OF HOUSI IG Alit) URBAN �VELOPM[NT •' + I�IIIIII' LOS A110ELES nr.Ea OopICE 7500 WILSHIRE 000LEVARO, LOS •.nGELES, CALIFORIHA 90057 REMON 1% .!0 C, lira r. 11, A-, s.a r,... i o,°c:i io°,�i. 94102 FE 9 17 1977 iv +calr ac►ca rm . - 9.2CF - Bruce Daniels Telephone: 686 -5853 Honorahle Robert Townsend Chairman of the Board of Supervisors County of San Bernardino Dear Chairman Townsend: Subject: HUD Extensive Monitoring Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) B- 75 -UC -06 -0506 and B- 76 -UC -06 -0506 We are pleased to report that the County Is presently performing in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations, and that it possesses the capacity to manage the grant. This general findlnEl results from HUD extensive monitoring which began on November 8, 1976. County response to the following specific findings and recommendatians will have a significant Impact on future determinations of capacity and compliance. Inasmuch as Congress is evaluating the CDBG program to determine I;s future, immediate progress in these arco, becomes even more impOVant. GENERAL ADMINISTRATION As the CDBG grantee the County of San Bernardino is solay responsible for the development and management of the grant. Any delegation of authori,y to cities and /or contract agencies does not remove accounta- bility of the Board of Supervisors to HUD. We believe that these relationships have not been clearly defined nor fully understood among the County agencies, cooperating cities and citizens. We recommend that roles, responsibilities and relationships be immediately clarified and communicated to those parties. The Office of Community Development (OCD) has been delegated the general responsibility for planning, developmont and management of the CDBG In fact, OCD was created to accomplish this specific task, and it is doing a creditable job of performing. However, its efforts are being significantly impeded by administrative and personnel Policies which are outside of Its control. Furthermore. CCD program COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT LOCK GRANT CITY- COUNTY AGRtEMENT For E'iscal Year 1978 -79 1I This agreement is made and entered into this day of 2 1978, by and between the the COUNTY OF SAN BERNARD - INO hereinafter referred to as "COUNTY ", and the CITY OF RANCHO 3 CUCAMONGA a municipal corporation and a political subdivision of 4 the State of California and located within the boundaries of San SIjBernardino County, hereinafter referred to as "CITY ". 6' WITNFSSETH 7 81 WHEREAS, the COUNTY has been designated an "urban County" by Ithe United States Department of Housing and Urban Development, 9I(hereinaftcr referred to as "HUD "), as that term is defined in 10 ITitle I of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, and ,,,accordingly, COUNTY has doveioped a community development plan Viand program which is set fort}' ii. COUNTY's application for 12 federal assistance under the Housir ;g and Community Development 13 Act of 1974; and, 14 WHEREAS, the COUNTY desires to use the area and the popul- 15lation in the CITY in the base which Federal Department of Housing 161and Urban Development uses to determine the level of funding to 17 COUNTY's houuing and community development program; and, 1811 WHEREAS, the CITY .though eligible to apply for discretionary 191 and/or hold harmless grants from the United States Department of 20lHousing and Urban Development, elects not to apply for community 211ldcvelopment grant funds during the term of this agreement, or any ,extension thereof, pursuant to the provisions of Section 570.402 22 of Regulations; and, 23 WHEREAS, the CITY is willing and desires that its incorp- 241orated area and population be included in the base used by HUD to 2511determine funding levels to the COUNTY for the execution of 281000NTY's Community Development Program, and accordingly, to !cooperate with COUNTY in the execution of COUNTY's community 27Idevelopment plan and program within corporate boundaries of CITY 28 during the term of this agreement or any extension thereof, 29 commencing upon the approval of COUNTY's fiscal year 1978 grant :application; and, 30 g 31!I WHEREAS, both COUNTY and CITY seek to coordinate their 32 efforts to maximize utilization of personnel and resources and i -1- M Art 0 1 increase efficiency and economies in the planrang and admir,istra- 2 tion of the progrnm horeinafter set forthi :3 NOW, THEREFORE, IT I3 UNDERSTOOD AND AGREED by and between NOW, the parties hereto as follow•:: 5 1. This agreement is made pursuant to the 6 P' provisions of I Chapter 5, Division 7, Title I of the Government Code 7late of California (commencing Vith Section 6500), 8 relating to public agencies. The purpose: of thiu agreement is to 9lundertake those essential commun.ty development and housing (assistance activities under the Act which have been approved by 10IHUD, for the CITY of RANCHO CUCAMONGA specifically the project or 11Ilprojects described in Attachement "A" hereto. The purpose will 1$e accomplished in accordance with the requirements of the Act, its Regulations and other Federal, State and County laws and 13 policins in the manner hereinafter set forth. 14 15i This agreement is further entered into pursuant to the provision of Section 8 of the "Cooperation Agreement for Com- 16 munity Development Basic Grant Funds," executed by these parties, 171dated 197_, and is supplementary to sail 18 Cooperation Agre.emon"., which remains in full force and exfect. 191 2. The term of this agreement shall become effective on 20jthe date mentioned above and shall continue in full force and 21jeffect during the program year (duly 1, 1978 through June 30, 11979) covered by COUNTY's fiscal year 1970 -79 Community Develop - 22lmont Block Grant (hereinafter CDBG) Application and until con - 23 elusion of the program or programs included in the COUNTY's 241fiscal year 1978 -79 CDBG Applicatior. consistent with the Federal 251' law and Regulations and the terms and conditions of any grant �jmade in reliance hereon. CITY hereby allocates the population of 261its jurisdicticn to the COUNTY for the purposes of its 1978 -79 27 1 Applization and /or for the duration of the contract for the 28 purpose of applying for funds under the Housing and Community Development Act of 1914, and COUNTY and CITY recognize that 291COUNTY is the applicant and has full responsibility under the 30 TACT. 31 321 -2- C 0 tI 3. CITY hereby adopts ane agrees to comply with the 2 COUNTY's Community Development Platt and Citzen Participation Plan for 1978 -79. The COUNTY, as the grantee, and the cooperating citie3 agree herein to share as equal partners, the responsibllitl 4 to comply with and /or io implement the assurances segment (Attach - 5lment "C ") of the Comm>nity Development Block Grant Application li.ncludiug the administration and implementation of the Housing 6IAssistance Plan, Housing Opportunities Plan and all associated 71 housing activities. The CITY shall also adopt an appropriate 81 resolution, consistent with Section 34209, California Health and Safety cede to allow without reservation, restitution, etc., the 81Section 8 progran of Title II of the Housin7 and Commurity Develop 10I1mont Act of 1974, to operate within the CITY, II 121 4• The Office of Ccsimunity Development (OCD) as the IICO.'NTY entity which has the responsibility for administering the 13IICOUNTY's Federal Community Development Block Grant contract, 14 which in the source of funding for the projects listed in At- Itanhment "A ", is responsible for assuring that projects under - 15 taken by CI'a under this agreement comply with all Federal 16 Regulations in ^luding, but not limited to, regulations pertaining 17Ito site selective, land acquisition, relocation, contracting 18Ilprocedures, etc. Therefore, approval by OCD of all contracts II entered into for the purpose of implementing this agreement- i-s a 191condition precedent to Lnayment under this agreement. The CITY Y011agrees to submit all contracts to be entered into for the purpose 211iof implementing this agreement to OCD for approval in advance of (contracting unless the CITY oL�Lains from OCD a written waiver of 22IIthe conditions of approval as cc each contract. 2311 I' 5. The total CITY project(s) `iudget shall be received by �4!000NTY under this Act and shall be depasited in a specified fund 2511in t:1e COUN:Y's Treasury with an appropriate separate account 26'Iprovided for each CITY by Project Case Number. OCD will disburse 27Ithe funds to CITY on cost rnimbursemsnt or on a prior agreed to Iadvar+ ;e payment procedure. Billing shall be accompanied by all 28 pertinent source documentation to be presented to OCD by CITY on 29 or about the first day of each month, allowing 15 days for 30 :payment on the part of the Office of Community Development. The 311 COUNTY shall be entitled to retain rrom such funds such amount as 32ll:s calculated as the direct costs (including, but not limited to, salaries, benefits, mileage, actual cost of materials, meals 1 -3- 111and other authorized expenses allowable under the Travel Code 21 Section 13.0638 County of San Bernardinc) incurred by COUNTY in implementing within the CITY's jurisdiction, any projects des - 1 cribed i;) Attachment "A ". 4 6. COUNTY and CITY recognize that COUNTY, as the formal 5 grant:, of the CDBr2, h,s full responsibility and obligations to HUD for undertaking the CDBG Program and full authority in 6 administering and allocating funds and that CITY will have no 7 direct responsibilities or obligations to HUD under this agree- 8 ment. The County shall assume the total responsibility for the removal of any Grant conditions imposed by the Grantor. In 9 particular, projects conditioned pending satisfactory completion 10 of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) procedures are 11 the responsibility of the County until formal notification by the 12. Grantor of the removal of conditions. 131 141 151 The City shall, however, be bound to implement any specific mitigation measures utilized to achieve the removal of conditions and full compliance with NEPA regulations. 1611 In no instance will the City incur costs to be charged to 171any project prior to notification by the COUNTY of formal removal t811cf conditions (release of funds). - 191 The City shall assume the total responsibility for full 20 compliance with the requirements of the California Environmental 21IQuality Act. 22 As concerns rights and responsibilities of COUNTY and CITY Y3 as to each other under this agreement, however, CITY shall have 24 the right to elect to be responsible for carrying out all projects required by the Program or programs under this agreement. 25IIHowever, in implementing said projects, CITY must perform all 26!,services and activities in accordance with Federal and State 2711 tatutoty requirements and eith the policy and procedures est- liablished by the Board of Supervisor•, and shall specifically 28Ilconform to the following terms and conditions: 29 30 31 321 A. Upon COUNTY and CITY's mutual assent to this contract, CITY will designate a "Contract Administrator" by filling in the name of said person in the space pro- vided below. The "Contractor Administrator" will -4- s�. K 21 III function as the primary contact with the COUNTY and will be responsible for informing the CITY staff and 2 administrstie�n as appropriate. The CITY may by written 3 notification, change the Contract Administrator. al The CITY's Contract Administrator for this agreement is 6 TITLE: 6 7 8, Fir purposes of this Agreement, City shall also design- ate a fiscal contact person by filling in the space 9 provided below. The fiscal contact person shall be 10 responsible for billing, and fiscal p. ^ce'lres for the 11 CDBG Program and will serve as the pr. -rr contact for technical fiscal matters. CITY shall - .r in complete 12I separate fiscal accounts as to funds wt c, -ome under, 131 its control or deposition pursuant to this agreement in 14 such manner as to permit the reports required by COUNTY to be prepared therefrom and to permit the 15 tracing of funds to their final expenditure. CITY will 161 submit to OCD complete and detailed budgets and ex- 1711 penseb for each project that CITY will be implementing �, with CDBG funds along with monthly reports of grant 18ll expenditures. The City may by written notification 191 change the fiscal contact person. 20 The CITY's Fiscal Contact person for this agreement is 21 1 , TITLE: 22 l — 23 1 C. The CITY may, with the written conca•rance of the 241 COUNTY, modify the funding levels of the approved 25 projects described in Attachment "A ", including the 261 total removal of a project. 1 27 Projc(.t changes which are defined as substantial, so 28; determined by the Director of the Office of Community 2911 Development, after consultation with the City, are 30' subject to the specific requirements of the Citizen Participation Plan and the current Block Grant re- 31 gulations. 32 -5- r fi /�r 5� e 0 • 11 flew activities are defined automatically as "substan- 2 tial" and require at submission a Project Description, a Justification Statement and a revised budget. 3 41 It is understood and agreed to herein that reprogrammed 5 funds are subject to consideration based on the specifi filof the Community Development Plan Summary and there is l no assurance that the reprogrammed funds will be al- 71I located to the cooperating CITY or the unincorporated 81 target area from which the project change or cancel - lation generated the funds. 9 �I t0iI The CITY shall not incur costs for unapproved projects, or incur costs in excess of the approved project ! funding level, prior to receipt of written confirmation 12� authorizing the expenditure. 13� 14! D. The CITY is authorized by the COUNTY to contract for 1' all necessary services for completion of projects 1511 described in Attachment "A ", provided that contracts 10!1 are submitted to and approved by the COUNTY Office of 17.1 Community Development in advance of contracting, or a written waiver of this condition is obtained as apec- 18I ified in Paragraph 4. The CITY attorney is responsible 191, for assuring and certifying the projects undertaken by 20' those whom it has contracted for the performance of work in connection with any of the projects listed in 21i' Attachment "A" comply with the following regulations: 221' 1. Cuaq,:,nity Development Block Grant regulations, 23� dated June 9, 1975, and as amended. 24 2. Federal Management Circulars 74 -4 and 74 -7. 3. Hatch Act. 25. 4. Davis -Bacon Act. 26� 5. Architectural Barriers Act of 1968. 6. Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property 27: Acquisition Policiee Act of 1970. 281 7. National Flood Insurance Program. 29j 8. Clean Air Act. 30 9• Federal Water Pollution Control Act. 10. National Environmental P,)licy Act. 3111 11. Archeological and Historic Preservation Act of 3211 1974. �I -6 I 1 12. Civil Rights Act. 2 13. Implementation Policy for CDBG- funded facilities, 3 adopted by the Board of Supervisors on May 3, 19.6. 4 14. Procedures for construction contracts. 51 15. Labor Standard Administration and Enforcement HUD 61 Handbook 6500.3. 7 16. Section 3 regulations of the Housing and Urb,�;n Development Act of 1968 (Title 24, CPR 135). 81 91 In the event that CITY's City Attorney is unable to review said contract(s) for compliance with the afore - 10 mentioned regulations, the CITY may allow County 11I Counsel to review such contract(s) for compliance with 12 said federal regulations and said contract(s) shall be deemed valid and binding as to the parties to the 13i contract(s) upon certification of approval by County 14 i1 Counsel. 15 IIE. If the CITY's 1978 -79 Project List involves the imple- 16I mentation of such capital improvements as a proposed 1 7! neighborhood facility, senior center, fire station, 181, etc., the CITY shall adhere to the Implementation 191 11 Policy for CDBG funded facilities adopted by the COUNTY Board of Supervisors on May 3, 1976. 20 21 F. The CITY may also enter into procurement contracts for 22 professional Services (Consultant Contracts) where it necessary to complement the efficient and economic 23" administration of the ro ram P 9 , Provided that contracts 241 are submitted to and approved by OCD in advance of contracting or written waiver of this condition is 25i, ' obtained, as specified in Paragraph 4. The , 3uired 261 � procurement procedures are defined in Federal Manage - 27' ment Circulars 74 -4 and 74 -7 Appendix O, distributed to 281 CITY at the July 14, 1976 COUNTY - CITIES Meeting (Hand- book for CDBG Construction Contracts). Upon OCD /CITY 29: Attorney's approval, the jurisdiction can proceed to 30 I' negotiate to achieve final agreement, and execute a 31� contract. 3211 G. The CITY may also enter into construction contracts for I the design and /or construction of CDBG funded facilities 2 provided that contracts are submitted to and approved by OCD in advance of contracting, or written waiver of 3 this cond4tion is obtained, as specified in Paragraph 4 4. The CITY agr6es to comply with procedures for .5 construction contracts as set forth in the Handbook for 6 CDBG Construction Contracts. Procedures for the CITY to follow in construction contracts are covered in the 7 Handbook for CDBO Construction Contractn referenced 8 above. 9 H. I. CI'Y shall be responsible for all aspects of the 10 program or programs including, but not limited to, 11i keeping and maintaining strict accountability of the total project funds received and expended 12' pursuant to this agreement whether general CDBG 13 funds or other funds. 14 15 2. The CITY will file with the COUNTY a copy of its curre:t Affirmative Action Plan as Attachment "B" 16 to the executed copy of this contract. 17 3. The CITY and the COUNTY will maintain the con - 18 fidentiality of the identity of individual oitizcn 19� applicants and recipients of the Senior Home 20I Repair Program and the Rehabilitation Home Loan 211 Program. 22 4. The CITY shall comply with the requirements of and 231 I participate in the implementation of the Citizen 24I1 Participation Plan. The CITY may exercise an option to assume the responsibility for the 25;, administration of the Citizen Participation 26. Program through the Council recommendation phase. 2711 The CITY may elect to delegate all or part of the plan administration to COUNTY personnel. The 2b 11 COUNTY shall be responsible to monitor and to 29 document compliance with the adopted Citizen 301 Participation Plan and the Community Development I Block Grant regulation 31' 321 5. The COUNTY shall provide t.achnical assistance in -8- I 1 e 0 1 a tim>ly and expeditious manner upon written 2 request to the Director of the Office of Community Development. The Director may, after consultation 3 with the CITY, determine whether or not to forward 4 a specific request to the office of the Grantorr .5 HUD Los Angeles. 6I I. During the performance of this Contract, the CITY 7 agrees not to discriminate against any contractor or 8 applicant for employment in performing work on the projects listed in Attachment "A ", because of race, color, religion, sex or national origin. The CITY 101 further agrees to take Affirmative Action to ensure 111; that its Contractors employ and treat all employees during employment without regard to their race, color, I� religion, sex or national origin. Such action shall 131 include, but not be limited to, the following: employ - 14 ment, upgrading, demotion of transfer, recruitment or recruitment advertising, lay off nr termination, etc. 15 The CITY will cause contractor to comply with the 161 provisions of Executive Ordot 11246 of September 24, 17! 1965, and the rules, regulations, anO relevant ordero Of the Secretary of Labor. CITY shall require its 1SI Contractor to post in conspicuous places, available to 19 employees and applicants for employment, notices 201 setting forth the provisions of this nondiscrimination 211 clause. 221 J. The signatories of this agreement or their designees 2311 also agree to comply with Section 3 of the Housing and 24 Urban Development Act of 1968, as it pertains to employment opportunitiea for businesses and lower 251 income persons in connection with HUD - assisted pro - 2611 jects. 27 K. Pursuant to Federal Management Circular 74 -7 Appendix 281 Or no member, officer, or employee of the COUNTY or 29 1I CITY, its designees or agents, no member of the govern - 30 ing body of the COUNTY and no other public official who exercises any functions or responsibilities with respect 31 to the program during his tenure or for one year there - 32 after, shall have any interest, direct or indirect, in -9- n • 0 111 any contract or subcontract, or the proceeds thereof, 2I1 for work to be performed in connection with the program I assisted under this agreement. 411 L. In addition, CITY shall indemnify and hold harmless 5I COUNTY against any liability claims, losses, demands, and actions incurred by COUNTY as a result of deter- mination by the United States Department of Housing and 7 Urban Development that activities undertaken by CITY 8 under the program or programs failed to comply with any Laws, regulations or policies applicable thereto or 9, that any funds forwarded to CITY under this agreement 10I� were improperly expended. 11 12I M. The COUNTY, OCD, the Department of Housing and Urban I Development, the Comptroller General of the United 1311 States or any of their duly authorized representatives 14, shall have access to any books, documents papers and �i 16 records of the CITY or its contractors which are �� i directly P ertinent to a specific grant p ro g ram for the 18 purpose of making an audit and /or examination of the 17 extarpts and transcriptions. 18� �1 N. COUNTY shall assume ro liability for the negligence -of 191 CITY or of any officer or employee thereof, and CITY 40i' shall hold COUNTY free and harmless from any lows, 21;1 damage or liability that may arise out of the per - formance or failure to carry out said project of this 22II agreement. Furthermore, in the event that HUD rules 23111 that the payment of any sums provided hereunder by COUNTY to CITY are not proper expenditures of Community 24' 25 ii Development funds, COUNTY shall have the right to retain such amounts from CITY's future project(s) 261 allocations. 271 0. The COUNTY shall retain the right to withheld funds for any y program or programs carried out by the CITY or the 291; CITY's subcontractor if advance written iotice to the 30 CITY indicating that the COUNTY has determined in its 3111 sole discretion (which shall not, however, bo unreasc.n- 1 ably applied) that the CITY has not performed its 32• obligations as stated in this agreement in a satisfactoi -IO- IL '.1 G y 0 1II or timely manner consistent with Federal Regulations or 2 policy. COUNTY shall notify CITY in writing of this determination, specifying the objection(s) to the 3 CITY's performance. The CITY shall then have a maximum 4 of 10 days in which to remedy said deficiencies. 5 Should approval of the COUNTY not be obtained within said period, the COUNTY shall have full authority to 6 reallocate the CITY's program funding to other eligible 7 activities which can be implemented or to assume sole 8 responsibility for carrying out any and /or all projects 9 described in Attachment "A ", upon written notice to the CITY. Upon such notice, the CITY agrees to cease all 10 activity provided hereunder, as specified in said 11 notice. 12 P. Should the City determine that the identification of ` 13 the funding source or the responsible public officials 141 be displayed in a completed building or significant 15 project, such identification should be acknowledged on a plague, permanently mountrd ,.n an appropriate loca- 16 tion, made of bronze or other appropriate material, 17 acknowledging the funding source as the Department of 18 Housing and Urban Development San Bernardino County ICommunity Development Block Grant. The current Board 19 of Supervisors and the members of the City Council 40 shall also be identified. In instances where multiple 21 funding sources are utilized to construct a project, all funding sources shall be identified. ;2 23 The listing order of multiple funding sources identified 24 on the plague shall be the largest dollar grant first, the second largest dollar grant second, etc. 25 26 4. The COUNTY shall indemnify, hold harmless and defend 27 the CITY, its officers, agents and employees against all liability, claims, lossez, demands and actions for 28 injury to or death of persons or damage to property 29 arising out or in conseque.lce of this agreement, pro - 301 vided such liability, claims, demands, losses or actions are claimed to be due to the acts or omissions of the 31 COUNTY, its officers, agents or employees in the per - 32 formance of this agreement, including any activities 1 conducted by the COUNTY under the terms covered by this agreement. 2 3• t R. The CITY shall indemnify, hold harmless and defend 4 COUNTY, its officers, agents and employees against all liability, claims, losses, demands and actions for .5 injury to or death of persons or damage to property 6 arising out or in consequence of this agreement, 7 provided such liability, claims, demands, losses or 8 actions are claimed to be due to the acts or omissions of the CITY, its officers, agents or employees in the 9 performance of this agreement, including any activities 10 conducted by the CITY under the terms covered by this 11 t agreement. 12 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this Agreement' 13 to be executed as of the day and year first written above. 14 "COUNTY" "CITY" 15 16 COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA 17 BY: BY: 18 CHAIRMAN, BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TITLE: 19 20 APPROVED AS TO FORM APPROVED AS TO FORM 21 22 OFFICE OF COUNTY COUNSEL OFFICE OF CITY ATTORNEY 23 BY: BY: 24 DATED: DATED: 25 28 RECOMMENDED AS TO CONTENT RECOMMENDED AS TO CONTENT 27 28 r_ounty Administrative Officer City Manager 29 DATED: DATED: S 311KAR/6 1 -6 -78 31 32 -12- 7, • • US. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT AP1 ACHMENT .. ASSURANCES 0 The applicant hereby assures and certifies with respect to the grant that: (1) It possesses legal authority to apply for The Slant, and to execute the proposed program. (2) Its governing body has duty adopted or passed as an official act a resolution, motion or similar action authorizing the filing of the application, including all understandings and azaarareea contained therein, and directing and designating the information as r may be requited. of the applsaOf to act In connection with the application and to prevldc such additional Information as may be requited. (3) It has complied %fill all the requirements of OMB Circutar No. A•95 as modified by Sections 570.300(e) (for en Illement App0cants) or 570.400(d) (for discretionary applicants) and that either (i) any comments and recommendations made by or throuxh clnfnghousesare atla:hed and have been considered Pilot to submission of the ap lication; or (U) the required procedures have been followed and no comments or recommendatbsns have been rece:red. (4) Prior to submission of its application, the applicant has: (D provided citizens will. adequate.information concerning the amount of funds available for proposed community development and housing activities, the range of aatmitscs that may be undertaken, and other important program requirements; (it) held at beast two public hearings to obtain the views of eitizenson community development and housing needs; and (of) provided cittens an adequate opportunity to articulate needs, express preferences about proposed aeUvft(es, asset In the selection of priorities, and otherwise ro participa:e In the development of the application. (5) its ehfef executive offrc:r or other officer of applcant approved by )IUD: (!) Comes a to assume the status of o msponaibie Federal official under the National Envbonnwntal Policy Act of 1969 4ao:ar as the provisions of such Act apply to the applicant's proposed Proyysm Wsusnt to 24 CFR 570.603,- and (U) to authalaed and convents cent behalf of the applicant anI himself in accept the jwiadlcllm of the Fed:nI Courts ' for the PLrPme of enforcement of hl. responsibilities as such an official. (6) The Community Development Program his been developed so as to give maximum feasible priority to activities which will benefit low or moderate income families or aid in the prevention or elimination of slums or blight. Where all or part of the community development program activities are designed to meet other community demlopment needs having a Particular urgency, such needs are specincai:y described in the application under the Community Development Plan Summary. (1) It writ comply with the regulations, puhetas, guidelines and requirements of Federal hlanagement Circulars 744 and 74.7, as they relate to the application, acceptance and vie of Federal funds for this federallyaufsted program. (8) It will administer and en:nrcc Ilia labor .landaids requbeme0ts set forth In Section 570.605 and HUD regulations Issued to implement such requirement (9) it will comply with all re'tUrementl Imposed by IIUD concerning special requirements of law, program requirement; and other administrative requirements approved In accordance with Federal hlanagemerl Circular 74-7. (10) it will comply with the provisions of Executive Order 11296, relating to evaluation of flood harAids. (11) It will comply with: (1) Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (P L 88.352) and file regulations Issued pursuant thereto (24 CFI( Part I), witch provides tint no fiction in the United States shall on the groundoftace , color, or national origin,be excluded from paiticipstinn in. be'demed the benefits of, or be otherwise subjected to discrimination under any grog: tarn or achNty rut which the applicant receives Federal Rnanelil assistance and will immediately take any mtasures necevaty to effectuate this asso,ame. If any it financial property or ce And thereon h provided raked or IinprovM with the ofd of federal financial usivtance eeteaded to the applicant, this assurance shall obligate the ' ap ^: ors in the care of any transfer of such property, any transfetec, for the period during which the real pre structure is used for a purpose for which the Federal financial asshtance is exlendW pr for Another king the provision nfsimilar services or beneftn. ) (if) Tite VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968 (P L 98-284) as :mended, administering all programs and activities t relating so housing and community development in a manner to affirmatively further fair housing;ani will take action to affirmatively further fair honing in the site or rental of housing, the financing of housing, and the ' provision of brokerage serr)ceswrthin the applicant's jurisdiction. 153 7 J ^ e7 'L HUD4015,12(11•75) i (Ili) Section 109 of the Houslag and Community Development Act of 1974, and the regulations issued pursuant (; w thereto R 570.601), which provides that no person f u United States shall, on the grond of tact, s ♦ color, n al origin or sex, be excluded from participatton� a denied the benefits of, or be subjected to r disctimimNun under, any pmgam or activity funded in whole or In part with Title I funds. (h) Exccutive Order 11063 on equal o;.portunity in housing and nondisc6minallon In the sale or rental of housing ' built with Federal assistance. (v) Executive Order 11246, and all regulations Issued pursuant thereto (24 CFR Part 130), which provides that no person shall be discriminated against on the basis of ace, color, religion, $et or national origin in all phases of • , employment during the performance of Federal or federally •assisted contracts. Such contractors and - subcontractors shall take affirmative action to insure fair treatment In employment, upgrading, demotion, or r etamfer; recruitment or recruitment advertising; layoff or termination, fates of pay or other forms of compensation and selection for training and apprenticeship. 01) Sectioi. 3 or the housing and Urban Development Act of 1968, as amended, requiring that to the greatest extent feasible oppoitunit'es for training and employment be given lover Income residents of the project area and eentracts for work in connection with the project be awarded to eligible business coneemswhieh ate located in, or owned In substantial part by, persons tesiding in the ata of the project. (12) Itwilk (1) In acquiring real property In connection with the eornrsudty devolopmrrit block V=t proEram, be guided to the protest extent p roctiepbte under State law, by the not property acquIzition policies eel out under Section 301 of the %litcrm Relocation Assistance and Vast Propnly Acquisition PoUcles Act of 1970 (P.L.. 91-b46) apd this frovislons of Section 302 then-oh (11) P47 er teimbutsc property owners for neecsuy expenses as specified In Section 303 and 304 of the Act; and (Id) i^;otn affected persons of the benefits, polities, and proccdutes provided for under HUD regulations (24 CFR Pitt 42). (13) (twit.'. — (H Provide fair and scezonatite relocation payments and assistance in accordance with Seetlors 202, 203, and 204 of the Uniform Reloation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act or 1970 and applicable HUD mutations (24 CFR Part 42). to or for families, Individuals, partnerships, corporations or associations displaced as a result of any acquisition of tell property for an activitf assisted under the program; (ii) : reside relocation assistance programs offering the setvi.-a:described in Section 203 of the Act to such displaced families, individuals, partnerships, corporations or associations in lea manner provided under applicable HUD regulations; Will Assure that. within a reasonable time prior to displacement, decent. safe. and sanitary replacement dwellings will be available to such displaced families and Individuals in aecordmic: with Section 205(c) (3) of tha Act, and that such housing will be available in the same range of choices to all such displaced persons regardless of their race, color, religion, national origin, sex. or sour: of income; (iv) inform affected persons of the beneGs, pol ;cirs, and procedures provided for under IIUD regulations•, and (v) Carry cot the relocation pneecss her such a mmincr as t., provide such 4hplaced persons with uniform and eonustent services. including any services isquired ro inure ih,o ita retncatlon process does not result in different or separate lialment to such displaced rations on acmitnl of their race, color, religion, national origin. sex. orsoutceorincome. (14) It will establish safeguuds to prohibit employees from taint pa ;l :tuns for a purpose that Is or gives the appearance of being motivated by a dcsbe for private gain for thrmselves or Whets, paiticutarly those with whom they have family, business, or other ties (IS) It will comply with the provisionsof the Hatch Act which Omit the political activity of employees (16) it wili give HUD and the Comptroller Ger,erai through any authorized representative access to and the right to ecamine a0 records, books, papers, or documents related to the grant. I 154 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM INTER - OFFICE MEMO �,;vy;7 I' ,oivry C.v ntc%s ooi�a ,, DATE April 28, 1978 ',�Z FROM Douglas Payne, Associate Planner, Ext. 3685 West Valley Planning TO Lauren Wasserman, cc: R.C. City Council . Rancho Cucamonga City Manager City Clerk SUBJECT Extension of withhold Zone Change - For Council Action Louis Bennett, Index No. 1196 -66, Rancho Cucamonga (Routine) Applicant Louis S. Bennett, Index No. W96 -66, Rancho Cucamonga, is requesting an extension of time to meet the deadline for submitting a development -plan. A copy of this letter requesting said extension is attached. The Board of Supervisors, on November 22, 1976, at public hearing, acted to approve a zone change on the northwest corner of Archibald and 19th Street from A -1 -5 to C -1 -T. The Board further directed that the adoption of the enabling ordinance be withheld for a period of two and one half years; one and one half years for the submittal of a development plan and one year additional in which time building permits must be issued and construction started and diligently pur- sued to completion. The date by which the applicant must submit a development plan is May 22, 1978. The applicant is requesting an extension of time to comply with the conditions of the withhold zone, as his developer is working on plans and axpects to submit them in the near future. Recommendation: Approve a cne year extension of time for the submittal of a development plan with the expiration date of May 22, 1979. / I- - i,nri ... !,arch 29, 1976 Mr. Tommie Stevens San Bernardino Planning Department 1.111 Edst 14ill Street Bldg. 1 San Bernardino, Calif. 92415 HE: Index No. 96 -66 Dear 1•;r. Stevens: It has come to-our attention that the with- - - hold on our properly at Archibald and 19th Street in Alta Lorna, Index No. 96 =66, will expire in May, 1976. We respectfully ask for an extension, as our developer is corking deligenLly on his; L.lans n d in- Lends Lo Submit the:1 in the very near future. .,e are enclosing a ;neck for .4,.50.;,0 to pay the extension fee. Thank you for your past help. Sincerely your;, Louis S. Bennett P.O. Rox 156 Alta Lorna, Calif. 91' /ul N ► TES OF THE f3C)'1RD OF SUPER'/ISI- Cl = O�'�SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, CAL.IFOIA YL:1:,LI'.il;;• *TLQC1 L.S. 1trINrTT• A -1 -5 TO C -1 -Tl ALTA 1.0MAlAPPROVED: 1 AIM t�7�BP>7�T ORDiP1AC1 lC�i - -- ` �2 ��'•- tl— ,ctOE hearing on the petition filed by Louis S. ilun!zr! rec�lizutir•„ a change of -,one front A -1 -5 Lo C -1 for property located on tits northwest cornar of Archibald and 19th Street in tla Alta Loma area. iiotificatton as required ha3 been m.* by publication in the Cucamonga Times, a newspaper of general circulation and by mailing o,, notices to mailing list on file in the office of the Clerk. Plan Implementation Chief John Jaquess, presents the report of the Planning Co:3nicsion, a copy of which is on file in the office. of the Cleric. IIe starca• this subject parcel contains eppro %imately 7.55 acres and abuts the area ::hich will be the Foothill rreevay right -of -Way zhould that freeway be developed and he states that recent correspondence vrith Cal -Trays indicate tilat they can make no commitment regarding future right -of -way in this area. tie states tile general plan for this community ldhich is 010 subject of a consi_d9rable numl)er of amanctaent� ill `h!� past, indtcatera the protle =ty to be neighborhood commercial use nncl high density res.idential v:ltll 12 to 20 (l;•;.�llin^ , ::1 :its per acre. lie state;; t;:r, r•zguesr. to C -1. is con:;i3tc:nt w,tth the n2irhborhood commercial deli ;nation and he descrii)ear the :sollin,; of the surroundin area. He states ti e area is preeently und_- sin•;i ?ecfa thou ;l till aurrOUnding area is Lransitioning •rather qu•Lcicly iatr c - rtily ras:idence and he refers to *_he tl• m".)er of application rcceiv 1 for. single family development in the vicini-ev. Ile st'itr_, the ''tan :lLn Cor.•n.t.ssion rcco-,=na�ncb d C -1 for thn st.bjeci: prop, . ty with a : t +rbcar o= '+T" standards *.;itich he read:; to the hoard and a T h� nit:ail•71d of i.nabl_i.r Ordinal) %e itI- :t rj n JCar period. Iir. Jn ^.gliC: A -Lat4, t:? applicant ri'i 1C 1L'Crl that: the ^. r ?lthT ?old riot be a- condition and ,:flat t~le 0'f. :lit) +lnC� be aciuPt : ?" Cll1.s cen lti . .1a(j 1C! i3 C'113 tO tit.^. Board's n %L' ^..: iron ihc1 i; ?%t that t':p ' lUppillt; centers reyuc.sts %.,ere a, llrov:?d on Cho ,lro,.nrry to tirc east and the t," +1Chc :ls� both rcco;.rn =ndcd for WLthhold of the 1'n t • 1: , going, throu-h the steps to proceed t:ir.:tathetldevelop1ect andctlla adoption tof L-he o- cdinauce. Ile acatca no opp03ition either in writing or oral was preactltr., to the proposed zone change. County Counsel ,(.Crane ICitcl :el advises the-, Board 17i1,1C 1.� it t-tkn_:- an ac:tv)n to approve the -one chanEe the finding of conoiatency with the goncrrl p111: dust be made dua to tile ambiguous tan ^ua;o of the minutes of t:lla. Planain^ Co-Mmission. Planning birector Kenneth Toupin^ cox=nts that it may hava been ambi-Llua in the staff report and tll;n cotomatically pi.cl:v :l uptt the scrreCary tlitilouC rite i.ntention of tit,'. Co,._nLs, - -tnn to in,tierlte tlli3 ! ; not consistent ldit:h the general plan. The Col.-nL ^.ai+ :n felt- this is a ;ood locntica for c:or,-hrCi.;11 use and intend. :!d tllac tl.e n•.bject parrs). and ti,e otllnl.• Citrea corne=a tare good locations for cotr,•nzrcial. idz. Dour How, discu::s•cs t:he "i" standard relatin-; to tan distances ?: =as the cell;.' ^r tin: for s%tibacics and stntca they l,o.tld pre�er. ti:ar th= con.." tot!a not "lor -I, in" a spcciiic din :•;1. 3ion but leave Ch= s:_t : a0p�oval to the P'lannin;; Cvr • r•;laion and hr: ic: stlr•a that this can b^ :c,�riceci our wI; C11 si aCf. 1t� r.Z ^O st;:tr•r. L l:: man apnos; tiort to u withhold of :;i- Ln, b1 itlQ; Ordin,iticc Liszt Cvury Lachltul.d grautnd for the ar :l h. < „ b •nil Ch: ;all >,ject of cops=e) : +,>>�� exr ^nsionj duo to the fact that c shvPl•�!0,-, r_enLCr bare an-1 "t it take., s. ij,, 1�.•Zy One yza to a�;;l�tinte related ds :le +ys. I'tc ^C: ..c :l .Mile ill_ 1-oLc.t +_ 05 tit :tt tl,a : :ld i.1 t:o fc,,:ce L'1�: de.ra10 l,r into 41 i:ai.rly rapid action, ill: aoal.rl not W111t Lo be hucty encl n: :QCe arlap decision;(. SuPWvi..-or 9nninnsky inqu i.•rest What would i + -ppan i tit�� d veto t +pert( more that L: ?o c, •: plat titr r y'- • r i a ne ? c..l:y formed by ti:at: L•ittn w1.tIl Yi :Citt Owil rule. Plaun•t11,1• I)il :r:ct0° Kcanetil 1'app:i••:^ st:ltc- rh:!r_ l)ca :a:! ly lieu ci.t;.a: mzl:r! Choir otnl Plana following, review of tho a'tnaLirnl. llr. at;!Le:1 i f' n :;? edit ^n tl'1� r•ity 1'e'? for�;r•,,I, limit the "^ :tivg nu :it' i, ^ ^, slinti:. on t11. n'1.) a :UI th a'.t,vlvl.d c;OU_ci be.: uh j cr.* Co •r.: ?vice) attd it l.L ciCy ;•)rt r_ that' cpuld, illteryenn or if Ch ^_y aliree, tji7o L•bc dev %lo;> :a�nr. i.ta SV.re Or CAt11011;11, Cull: �.nn.r1 • - - ' — - __ • AN rF.S OF THE BOARD OF SUP ERVISS OF SAN BERNARUINO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA N Cont. Planning; Zoning; L.S. Bennett lie states the basi., hazard cNist. with the possibility of. having a future suriodiction disagree with what to done now, lls .urther states the with- hold cyacntially states that if the developer fulfills certain conditions the zoning will be Adopted and this is a form of co=itncnt. 11r. hone then talks of the potential ris'c in having; their plans almost 90% complete by the two year and Chairman Hansberger statco that this Board has nav_r turned do:m a request for an extension of a zone change where the applicant shows diligence in pursuing the development. Chairman Hansberger states he dons not believe the danger is any greater here than in similar matters even if the withhald in daleted; the potential or cityhood does not alter this. ?fr. hone comments that the one year period within which to complete their desis,n ir. a little two tight. i•Ir. Toppin-1 states this could ua made 18 Tronths period and i•'s. Hane states this would be better. Cn call of the Chairman no oppov.-ttion either in ux?ting or oral :s pr•�acnt.d to the nronof1cd zone change or the conditions. On motion) by by 3upar visor Kartans'.ry, duly seconded by Sltpervisor Smith and carriad, the Board of Suoerviaors hereby accepts the recommendation of the Piannin, Co: ^rliss :i.on and findin- the prouosed - -e change petition to be consistent with the '"encral plan, harobq approves the subject petition for a change of cone to C -1 -T with the f0110win. "T" standards: 1. That no 01111din;; permit be i'lor 1 for the buildincz on this Frop'�rt ;/ until the location ord development plan has been reviat- ad ar_d approved by the Plantain.- Colrmiission. If b�.tildin s are to be r_l-catc +rl for. the nurrnre of D,'110, lease, or flnrincin,g, a nubilLvi;ion shall be £Lled for review and approval. 2. That all buildin --z be setback a minirlrm of sevantyfive (75) feet from t•be cenL•erline of Arc•h4':•t1d '%ven+: %; furt':nr that no buitdi.nas bu constructed trit,tin those niniru m aetbaci: nre<<c +, 3. That all. bv•ild:!n,•r be setback a ta,.ninum of one hundced (100) feet From the cc. _rline of 19th Street, ftirtlr no buildinr:3 be constructed within these ndninem satbacl: areas. k. All Off-street panning; and to ^cling arenr hall be ourf-ac -!d with a minimixi of 2" A.C. paving, properly stripe,: to effect orderly uoe and circulation. 5. All lie.ht_s provided to illuminate off- rtreat parking and loading area.^. shall be so arranged to rrflact li."'IL cv1y fro °n ndjoi.ning reaidential develop :na :its, as well as streets and Ili.�;itvayu. 1' G. ±'i,. nl „>li.r :sit :Mall submit a final 1an•TtzanJng p'lar foe: P,irector review and Apt:+roval siu: =ins a TainiT.iun of t”, v'! (5) pr••.^.r'nt of the totnj sit lanr'rsc••:-)rd. Tn adc'iLion, a ilormant_ne irri;ntio.l re: tc-1 ^l: li '�•� ir.,tallct' and rmillt++.ined in rood oneratin, condirlon. 'ihe 1ant % lscar, elan includes the pnria:ay area, Street trees, ''lr.tmum ,:en (10) ¢a'llon ::i:,, on foT.th ( =s0) f"pt cenr.•rs shall 1+ pluntncl n1rni� A•-ehi.',il.d Avenue na'1 sad . '111 bc+ r. aint pia +,I a:'tl nrv:T +•tl :tTUI ! ite parkway kept Frrv+ 017 woods. A ^gin ;� .; n, T,. +rn.utct :Ll�• i..t- stnl.ic•d nod nocranlr_ irriPmt :inn ; ;t ^_s al +all l,r+. 2naCU.11atl along Ara:hib:tid Avenue and 19tit Strcr:C. STAU nr CAI If cruaiA CUs'tinn�tf J . • _. l - ?'C= ""y,�Z!v __ -: ;.r'Svd::'`Y`;- e.. -%•r. ;:; i4..• , -. ._ _ __.......= -�..i. -y'Y- MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF SAN BERNARDINO COUN FY, CALIFORNIA Cont. Planning; Zonin;;; L.S. i)crnott 7. iiinit•__nt.'h Street and Archibald - e.cn.ja shall each b:: pc1,nitl.ed to have a maximun o thrae (3) accaa;: dri.vea, ona (l.) -1 la drive ::hall ba dovot -d to deliver_ r v,hicle transportlrg roods to 01A from t1t2 rear delivery doc'.< . All ncc. ^.ss driv::a shall bp no closer than one hundred fi`t7 (15r)) f(:.t from t!te souLh- trest corner of t ?le subject property menloured alon- their respective property lines. In adJition, all access drivc3 are to be a locatLon and width standnrd approved by the County Departmant of Transportation. Said access drives shall tie at least one hundred (100) feet apart. 8. A sk: (6) foot nssonry wall shall be constructed along, the north and west- property lines of subject property. Said call to be re'ucad to three (3) fee in hcigat in the set- back area alonS 19th street and Archibald Avenue. B;r the same notion, the Board of Supervisors directs that the adoption of the Enabling Ordinance be withheld for a period of two and one half years; one rand a half years for the submittal of a davelopn.=L plan and one year additional in caicP( ti-m-, building pernitr, must be issued and construction started and di.li.;;antly puraued to comoletion. If this is not accoanli:;hed, the prom:: Ly she it revc:: r. bacl. to i L-a or- ^ r nal coning or to a zon-a anprl d<_•terr-6cd agprop_iatc by the Board of Supervisors, or, until tae Tri-C:Lty Planning study is completed. PASSED AM ADOPTED by tha Board of Supervisorr of the County of San Bernardino, State of California, by the. following vote: A ES: SUPF'rWISORS: 'Uay geld, 1:amzn:7hy, Smith. Hansber.cr ll0 75: SU7)-MM0RS: gone ABSENT: Sii!'F.iMSOM: Toamsend Slarc Of CAUrOTNIA Col INIV 01 SAN (O RNASIUINO 51. L UOUA NhPOVOPI, ('lei. of II•t• g_.0 of $u, ••rvr :••r:. d S7 (1 •r •d.•... ! .,.�,It. C rig ro. Ir•u•(q• . r.•rlrly Iirc hnrypnrJ In 1.• d Intl. Uut•.n�•1 unr.'r 1 rr(y 0 Iht ,era ,1.! • r pr r t P• r. n.l l4and •,�rar IN wfi. W tt•r arnrdrrrc I,r..Y•nL A•i t1g. :..14• .1,yq It" O:hcr:rl LLrn.;•- •d : ud Ib,nr( r.! r . rI �_ -- llov- r• ,.ber 22, 1916 .,r•uPd,•:! - - -.- cc: Applicant, - ?,.S Benuctl pl:>~nrline /",i\ , v 0 REPORT OF THE SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY TRAFFIC COMMITTEE MEETING OF APRIL 11, 1978 TO THE CITY COUNCIL OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA TRAFFIC COMMITTEE REPRESENTATION: AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Mr. Gary Foxen CALTRANS Mr. J. Chaudoin CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL BANNING AREA Ofc. Merrill Seyl SAN BERNARDINO AREA Sgt. N. Brown VICTORVILLE AREA Lt. W. D. O'Keefe SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY TRANSPORTATION DEPT. Mr. J. G. Galanis, Jr. Mr. G_ K. Parmenter SUPpRINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. W. Leathy Page 2 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY TRAFFIC COMMITTEE MEETING 4/11/78 GUESTS: Mr. Fred Circo, Public Works Agency Mr. R. L. Unger, Transportation Department Mr. F. Sanchez, Transportation Department Mr. R. E. Smith, Transportation Department BUSINESS: Requests for traffic controls: Information concerning the ensuing requests for traffic controls, including past reccrds, accident reports, and other engineering data, has been obtained where necessary. The following reports and recommendations, based on statewide and nationally accepted practices, are herewith presented. Page 3 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY T.I.R. No. 80127 TRAFFIC COMMITTEE File No. 447350 MEETING 4/11/78 T.C. No. RC0007 SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT 2 LOCATION RANCHO CUCAMONGA Jasper Street @ Lemon Ave. SUBJECT STOP Signs REQUESTED BY Mr. Ron Richards 8521 Lemon Avenue Alta Loma, CA 91701 REQUEST For a stop signs for east and westbound traffic or. Lamm Avenue, in the vicinity of Alta Loan.. DATA Jasper Street is currently established as a through highway south of 19th Street. A traffic engineering investigation, including an evaluation of past records c° vehicle conflict, traffic volumes and a field review of the road section, was made. The results of this investigation indicate that due to the rapid subdivision growth in the area the criteria for establishment of two -way stop controls are met at several intersections along this roadway. RECOMMENDATIONS After review of the completed traffic engineering inventigation, the Committee recommends that Jasper Street be established as a through highway from 19th Street north to the end of maintenance. COUNCIL ACTION NECESSARY UPON APPROVAL To establish Jasper Street as a through highway from 19th Street north to the end of maintenance. ti C/ v h Oil a' Page 4 t' SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY T.I.R. No. 80125 File NO. 137250 K AFFIC CJMMITTEE TRAFFIC T.C. No. RC0008 MEETING 4/11/78 a n SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT 2 a RANCHO CUCAMO%GA .K LOCATION Avalon Street @ Emerald Street } Stop Signs SUBJECT Mr. Richard Hood REQUESTED BY 8745 Avalou Street i 'i Alta Loma, CA 91701 µ REQUEST 'r For stop signs on the corner of Avalon Street at Emerald Street, in the vicinity of Alta Loma. DATA + The intersection in question is in a fully developed subdivision area. The Both streets are 36 feet in width with curb, gutter and sidewalk. area is posted with a 25 MPH residential speed zone. RECOMMENDATIONS After review of the completed traffic engineering investigation and the Co=ittcc that photographs of the intersection, it is the opinion of justified at this intersection the installation of STOP controls is not Committee recommends that this request he at this time. Therefore, the dente The Committee does recommend that this intersection be kept under determine future needs surveillance by the Transportation Department to for traffic controls in the area. SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY TRAFFIC COMMITTEE MEETING 4/11/78 SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT LOCATION SUBJECT REQUESTED BY �� Page 5 T.I.R. No. 70712 File No. 315400 T.C. No. RC0009 2 RANCHO CUCAMONGA Eighth St. & Vineyard Ave. Fosr -way Stop G. Janesick, Division Manager General Telephone Company of Californi& P. 0. Box 3910 Ontario, CA 91764 REQUEST For a four -way stop at the intersection of Eighth Street and Vineyard Avenue, lying partially within the City of Rancho Cucamonga. DATA E:•isting traffir trols: This is a two -way stop intersection with traffic :)n Eighth Stre.. required to stop before entering Vineyard Avenue. Warrants for establishing four -way step controls: Satisfaction of any one of the following criteria indicates a need for establishing four -way stop controls. 1. Where traffic s'gnals are warranted and the need is urgent, the four -way stop is - interim measure that can be installed quickly to control traffic while arrangements are being made for the signal installation. 2. An accident problem, as indicated by five or more reported accidents of a type susceptible to correction by a four -way stop installation in a 12 -month period. Types of accidents susceptible to correction include right -angle and left -turn collisions. 3. Minimum volume guidelines a. The total vehicular volume entering the intersection from all approaches must average at least 500 vehicles per hour for any eight hours of an average day: and b. The combined vehicular and pederrrian volume from the minor street or highway must average at least 200 units per hour for the same eight hours, with an average delay to minor street vehicular traffic of at least 30 seconds per vehicle during the maximum hour. Page 6 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY TRAFFIC COMMITTEE MEETING 4/11/78 c. When the 85- percentile approach speed of the major street traffic exceeds 40 MPH, the minimum vehicular volume warrant is 70 percent of the above requirements. A traffic engineering investigation, including a special manual traffic count, an evaluation of past records of vehicle conflict and a field review of the intersection was mad:. The results of this investigation indicate that the minimum criteria for establishing four -way stop controls are not satisfied at this location. RECOMMENDATIONS When considering the installation of four -way stop controls, the Committee bases its recommendations on the warrants stated in the above data. Aftei examination of the completed investigation, the Committee findn that - sufficient justification does not exist to recommend the installation of - four -way stop controls at this intersection. Therefore, the Committee recommends that this request be denied. i� Page 7 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY TRAFFIC COMMITTEE MEETING 4/11/78 The foregoing recommendations ara respectfully submitted to the City Council of Rancho Cucamonga for consideration and approval. SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY I IC O I aetary Mr. John R. Shone Acting City Engineer Mr. Ken Hunter Acting City Clerk Mr. Samuel Crowe Acting City Attorney =:-iii A ` C0 PY De net defach —turn art /opier 0o Not Above This Una —for Hendgvarters OMo -Jy APPUCATION FOR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE VC4NSE(S) 1. TYPE(S) OF UCENSE(S) FILE NO. Tos,Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control FEE NO. 9't � ,L 1215 O Street L n( Beoeb our r Sacramento, Calif. 95814 c..vi ' ::. I •' •' Uft Bala fleveral GEOGRAPHICAL IDI•f"ICT /IxVIMa LOCnilaMe CODE 3615 ,' The undersigned hereby applies for Date licenses described as lollowst Issued ` 2. NAME(S) OF APPLICANT(S) Temp. Permlt Applied under Sec. 24044 ❑ )` PL,TRGLV; Tlfl.;iIR k tTU) Effective Dmel 1 e . ,r n Effective Date, VA1.UX).s Joh•s L. • t Den. 3. TYPE(S) OF TRANSACTION(S) FEE LTC. TYPE DSLDAlwt.s 11 8 , Y. P Iler to 1 es•Trfr s1, 271l 21 lllsuL , J. rem lrLr zt� �s skU 4. Names of Business w S. Location of Businiss3umber and Street V9 Brtarline 8770 N#slf.l.Lsla r,ve. lt,snchb Cuonrnnlro )1701. _ U51-1 ar. ilrst, in s1;k. City and 21 Code klkft rRflOt County $ 1/�7a pPD rscish t;F" Sr r RECEIPT NO. TOTAL r e L114 r 4 1, , of s s �s A. •�y§ll IY WA .r l L f a. IT rremises Licensed, 7. Are Premises Inside Show Type of License `' We- I 1 p GJ - ° -7� City Limits? XC$ 1 B. Mailing Address (if different from 5)- Number and Street (Tamp) (larm)'1 L' At Or lid's i A. •011 UL ar r 9. Have you ever been convicted of a felony? 10. Have you ever violated any of the provisions of the Alcoholic A 170111s. Beverage Control Act or regulations of the Department per• talning to the Act? 1,. .,v all. Explain a "YES" answer to items 9 or 10 on an attachment which shall be doomed part of this application. It pi�R12 {'Applicant agrees (a) that any manager employed In on-sale licensed premises will have all the qualifications of a Iicensee,,andA (b) shot he will nor violate or cause or permit to be violated any of the provisions of the Alcoholic Beverage Cnntrol Act. ' 13. STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of •ae . ..nn elea .. Date L d d .- t t W 1 Under penally of pert.,/•, cash person ,.how Jpnatun /ppwn below, wrtirws and say., (1) He k she appllconh a and of the applicants, or an easwll,e ' esksc of the nPpllwnt t•rpe POP on, treated In the foregoing application, duly aulhortsed to mob• shin appllcallon on N behalf, (s) her he hoc read the fare•V gaing uppiketlkn and knows the canrents thief and that each and all of the polemente therein made a e trust D) that no .gnat other than the eppllrens " o /III, i Ms any direct a Indirect Miscast In the oppllw• s a applcacants' butineu t. be conducted under the IIILw(el far which this application is mad.t lsl sisal Ih�lydryfo application ar area oud betide, le no, made to satisfy the payment of a Ioan or ro 1.1911 an a9--1 anhred Into ion than nln.y (Po)> �c/•dIts preceding thsJdYy an whkh the frnnti. application b filed with the D.p.nment a to gain or establish a prefere.s t. or 1. any scadiror or transferor . M L 7. rsdelrpud arin {utyoity retiree. al Ironsleror, (!) 1�°r IM Irorofn apPlkati mar be wlthdwwn by either IM opplkont gr the Ilcenwa with nor rowiling Ilablliry,b b vltj Deparlmint. nV r I L, L's r1L'. 1li1PPLIC ANT « , rl�a� yr c3 PIER , APPLICATION BY TRANSFEROR a•. r'15. STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of ..... .._.... ...... !.r... ..... .... Date.. ..`... • •.. ....... ':TAI', Under penalty of penury, oath person whose dgnnWn appears below, eerlixes and says, (1) He Is the llconeee, or an on—tire officer of the corporate Man It Vt, -, named In the (..going transfer ppllcatio., duly authorlced to mats this Iransfer application on Its behalf; (2) that he Mn by mob.. nppllcaeon to surnndu „ ell Interest In IM ItfolMd I1,wu(q d; lbed below and 1. transfer came 1. the aPPlicaat and /or locae.a Indicated an the upper portlar, al Ohl, apalicetio. t farm, if such frontier Is cowered by the Dlrectw, (3) that she transfer application or proposed transfer Is rot made to satisfy she payment of o loan or as Wrill ', vprwtmnl onrered Into mare then ninety days prueding she day on which the transits asrpllcation h filed with the O.portmsnt of to gain or establish a �St pnbrenw Ie . (a, any creditor of Transfer. or to dsfraud or Inlure any .wits. of nonsfer., (4) that It,* transfer oppllcrtlon my be wlshdrown by tuber the applicant a the Ilcenwa with no cesulti.g liability so IM Woostncat. t 16. Names) of Licensees) 17, Signatures) of llcensoe(s) 18. License Numbers) -1 11 wcanon rvumoer area arrest Clly and Lip Code Count' / ` % f•1 LL LqN , f Do Not Write Below This Line, For Department Use Only y `Lrl 1 fr;Attachedl •❑ Recorded notice, �T ❑� Fiduciary papers,'%`!.y ®t'� '. e'y}: _COPIES MAILED ....... y�lyt L %�fX� 1v toytt /nl� i/ Z) %v ^Xlr ° .2: rp1A n Rnnnwnl rrn pf n,drl •.1 •nor n ,.t .r„ /� Qom( t`T Y i� 1� ;f� 1 21 -5727 9't r 11 wcanon rvumoer area arrest Clly and Lip Code Count' / ` % f•1 LL LqN , f Do Not Write Below This Line, For Department Use Only y `Lrl 1 fr;Attachedl •❑ Recorded notice, �T ❑� Fiduciary papers,'%`!.y ®t'� '. e'y}: _COPIES MAILED ....... y�lyt L %�fX� 1v toytt /nl� i/ Z) %v ^Xlr ° .2: rp1A n Rnnnwnl rrn pf n,drl •.1 •nor n ,.t .r„ /� Qom( t`T Y i� 1� ;f� 1 COPY De net defach --urn all copies C (:, iaiv -. `, Do Net Above This Line —For Headquarters t—ers a`illce ante, APPLICATION FOR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE(S) Tot Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control 1 4, Sacramento, meCalif. 95814 ~ AeT R";PT) �';e1je' 1 • fOI.1nICT.enVINa LOCATION I The undersigned hereby applies for ficenses dorcribed as followst 1. TYPE(S) OF LICENSE(S) FILE NO. U :l( "ALL / /G' � 6 F)ZJ1E ,F.AMIC MACE Applied under Sec. 24044 (] Effective Dato1 -i , FEE NO. GEOGRAPHICAL CODE 3615 J Date Issued 2. NAME(S) OF APPLICANT(S) Temp. Permit S Effective Dater R rrilncets [. ix Fu •urt C. s s aks •� 3. TYPE(S) OF TRANSACTIONS) 19. Locatiop.lfl Fir h1•INunLbegand Street 121rit +n FEE _ LIC. ' TYPc MR. TSF. 3 159.0 4 4. Name of�Business s t wt p i 5. Location of Buslness- Number and Street MO Eighth Street Clay and Zip Code County i of vciv) f T: it tt'tns A ' 1730 :•hi: lil);l( JtECEIPT NO. TOTAL $ l;0.0, a 0 ;t 1 Z 1• List 6. If Promises Licensed, 7. Are. Promises Inside Sh„w Typo of license y 1 City Limits? Yet B. Mailin Address (If dlffercnt From 5;- Number and Street (romp) fForm) ' t ,�,,n� p „1,.,..r; Or CA 171 "1 Tr 9. Have you ever been convicted of a felony? 10, Have you ever violated any of the provisions of the Alcoholic 1,U Beverage Control Act or1lrggulallans of the Department per talning to the Act? 11. Explain a "YES" answer to Items 9 or 1D on an attachment which shall be deemed part of this application. _ l t�j.12.1Applicant agrees (a) that any manager employed In on-sale licensed promises will have all the qualifications of a licensee, and•x�, ss+0s�eec (b) that he will not violate or cause or permit to be violated any of the provisions of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act. ,,13. STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of .. Date .. .. ... .. r{4� Under p...11y of Prouty, each part.. whose signature appear. below, e.rtirn end toys 11) N. is the appllecat, or an. of the oppllconls, e n ...rosin' ' Ay,. ofrk., of the applicmt Op ... It.., . med 1. the foregoing application, duly awlsulsod le inch@ this application en Its b.holtj (r) that he has rood she two. ' i1•Y,� going application Anil %news he mnbnn thareal and that each end all of IM statements therein made are Irv.. III that no parson other than the eppllmnl rte; or oppll-1, he, am direct ON WI-1 InternI In the applicant's Or applicant.' build— to be conducred under the Ilcem@(s) for wh;th Ohl. applhanon 1. mad., • (4) shat the transfer application or proposed i e ,hr 1. not mad. so .110, -he payment of a loan or to MAN en ea...m..I ensered Into mar. the, nin.y 110) day, p .... ding the day on which the bender applhorl.n Is Mid with the cap......, or to got. or establish o yr dm... to or for am creditor of bomluar Or to defraud w lNure any creditor of tnnduor, is) that she transfer application may be withdrawn by either the applicant or the Ih•n... with no rutting liability N the arparlm.nt. 14. APPLICANT SIGN HERE ......... ....... ............... .. ....................... ......... _.,:i loci , APPLiCATI,� JYMMrtgJ %R0R 6/6/78 15, SATE OF CALIFORNIA County of _.. Date e., k? Under penally of perhrry, each person what• stv„olure appear. below, consists and says, (1) He I. the license., or an ereemin eteser el he ,..peel. It..nuq f %+ c mad In the f- egoing frond., oppli,a,io,, duly outhwhrd I. male this hander application on Its behalf, (2) that M hereby mobs. application Ia wrundo, xtryl ell Interns In IM enad,ed Ilcenu(s) described below and to transfer some it the applicant and.'or location Ind.eat.d on the uppe. parts.. of this application s.`A • 'area, I/ swh lrondu b .ppnred by she Director: (s) that the transfer application or w.posed tnnd.r 1. not mad. I. satisfy the payment of o loan ar to 1.1,111, on ogrnm..t ensued Into men than lnay day. protecting M. der on which 1M transfer application 1. filed with the Deportment At to stain at nl.blhh e prefarence to or for any creditor of srendamr a to defr.ud or Insure tiny er@ditot of bonier., (4) that the trait.., application may be withdrawn by tither the applicant ar the II—Ne wish no mulling liability to the Department. 16. Nome(s) of Licensee(s) 17. Signatures) of licensee(:) 18. License Numberlsl r, MT DARKER, pert;ld W. 41- 49266 • ", WF [11rtYJ•': (, �tiRrired ^. 19. Locatiop.lfl Fir h1•INunLbegand Street 121rit +n s7 »n 111111i11111,11 Do Not 1Vri(e Potato This Line; For Department Use Only Attached@ rl Recorded notice, �•" . 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There will a period of nine days left in the Fiscal Year of 1977 -78 in which invoices will continue to arrive at the City Offices and will be legitimate charges to the 1977 -78 Fiscal Year. Recommend that permission be given to pay bills on a continual basis through 6 -30 -78 for ordinary operation expenses and those capital items previously authorized by Council ON tilBANKOFAMERICA ALTA LOMA BRANCH June 9, 1978 City Council City of Rancho Cucamonga Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. 0 This ulll serve as notice and agreement that Bank of America 11T&SA 8700 %saline, Alta Lcma, a financial institution subject to reg- ulations by the State or Federal Government, holds on deposit the necessary amount of $26,000.00, ,pledging those funds to the City of Rancho Cucamonga for payment of labor and materials on a project of Rancho Cucamonga known as Minor Subdivision No. 77 -0703, County of San Bernardino, State of California, according to that agreement dated , between City of Rancho Cucamonga and OZers as above stated. The Twenty six thousand and no /100 ($26,000.00) x111 Tie disbursed upon authorization and direction of a duly authorized representative of the City of Rancho Cucamonga. Thin agreement shall e_•cpire eithor upon disbursement to the City or upon acceptance by the City of that port!on of the aforementioned work secured by this instrument. Very truly yours, F. Hentzschel Manager Thi gre,", e n pl.rovcd- "°.� By �r By Date / 1/1 Accepted: City Council, City of Rancho Cucamonga Date C7 D A� DANK OF ARICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION • 67U0BASELINE • ALTALOMA,CALIFORNU101701 ll ■ice League of California Cities ■■riL ca11101no Qhe3 Work Together Sacramento, California June 9, 1978 TO: Members of League Policy Committees SUBJECT: Post - Election Policy Development Activity; Special Meeting Scheduled July 8, 1978 Proposition 13 has been approved and requires the concerted efforts of all the League policy committees to fashion a practical and comprehensive set of policy recommendations which will guide League and city operations and legislative activities. A special meeting for key city officials has been called for July 7 -8, 1978, in Sacramento. The theme for the meeting will be "Maintaining Responsive Cities Under Proposition 1311, and a portion of the program will be devoted to concurrent meetings of each of the nine policy committees as follows: TIme: 8 :30 a.m. - 12:00 noon Date: Saturday, July 8, 1978 Place: Sacramento Convention Center The consolidation of policy committee meetings with this special meeting has two advantages: (1) it will minimize travel expenses for city officials who serve on policy committees, and (2) it will allow other city officials to observe and contribute to the committee deliberation of Jarvis- related matters. The following committee meetings previously scheduled have been cancelled: Administrative Services July 13 Cancelled Environmental Quality June 15 Cancelled Leisure Services June 30 Cancelled Human Resources Development June 23 Cancelled Public Safety June 23 Cancelled We look forward to seeing you on July 7th an.i 8th. Be thinking about the subject matter responsibilities of your committees and, within those areas, (1) what cost saving techniques are available to cities, (2) what legislation would allow cities to reduce their cnsts, (3) what opportunities exist for replacement revenue, etc. I , If you plan to attend the full 2 -day meeting starting July 7, use the enc r,% d f 5 fdr� advance registration and hotel reservation. r C ✓!lyr('Fj1 q-P�,�:� yo ,...• nee ^O" STRUT . SACRAMENTO 95814 HOTEL CLAREMONT . OEARE1E, 947ZS 70214ILTON CENTER • LOS ANGELES 00017 Cole) 444-5700 14151 All 1001 91,1 121 4014 League of California Cities i� CufUo7n,a CfheS Work Together ANNOUNCING LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA CITIES SPECIAL MEETING • "MAINTAINING RESPONSIVE CITIES UNDER PROPOSITION 13" July 7 -8, 1978 Sacramento Community- Convention Center Sacramento, California Proposition 13 requires implementation by July 1. This provides 24 days for major and substantial revisions to both revenuo estimates and service allocations. it is also a time of great frustration and uncertainty. The response by cities to Proposition 13 will not, in many cases, be possible until legislative and judicial interpretationo have cleared up many of the uncertainties embodied in the Proposition. This special - meeting will not provide all of the answers you so desperately need. It will, however, provide the one opportunity for city officials to exchange information regarding their strategies for coping with this new and significant fiscal constraint. Experts will be participating to answer questions to the - :xtent possible in the f- slowing areas: - litigation - immediate and long range response by the State :.agislaturo - positive legislative programs to provide cities with opportunities to reduce costs - impact on personnell i.e., lay off procedures, unemployment insurance, CETA, affirmative action and negotiations - cost saving techniques and replacement revenue prospects we sincerely hope that at least one city official from each city will be able to attend this important information exchange /strategy meeting. HEADQUARTERS AND LOCATION OF MEETING The Sacramento Community- Convention Center will serve as the headquarters, and the meetings and two luncheons will take place there. It is located across from the Capitol along 13th Street between "J" Street and "L" Street. ,.17I " REGISTRATION The registration fee is $10.00 which includes the two meal materials. r,:. ✓Gy it09 -0" STREET SACRAOMENTO OU14 HOTEL CURE, S," } BERKELEY 9/105 702 HILTON CENTER . LOS ANOILES W017 (2t3) 0244931 16 _ _ 0 CITY-.- League of California Cities SPECIAL MEETING "MAINTAINING RESPONSIVE CITIES UNDER PROPOSITION 13" July 7 -8, 1978 , Sacramento Convention Center, Sacramento ADVANCE REGISTRATION (THIS FORM IS FOR CONFERENCE REGISTRATION, NOT HOTEL RESERVATIONS) Enter below first and last name and official title as they should apprear on the confer- ence badge and registration cards. NAME TITLE a Number of Registration Fees: city officials at $10.00 each = $ TOTAL $ ENCLOSED Method of Payment: City Check [_f Personal Check Z____l (PLEASE NO PURCHASE ORDERS) PLEASE NOTE: PAYMENT MUST ACCOMPANY THIS FORM TO PROCESS THE ADVANCE REGISTRATION �^ Registration receipts will be sent to address indicated below: r}F' Name, Title s %R Address:_ City: zips DEADLINE FOR ADVANCE REGISTRATION IS JONE 30, 1978 * It * It * * * * * * * * * * * It * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * It * * * * * * It * It * It ATTENDANCE QUESTIONNAIRE We plan to send officials to the Special Meeting in Sacramento, Jtay 7- 8,1978, (please indicate number) but we do not wish to register in advance. (No commitment to attend is implied). CITY: PLEASE RETURN TO: League of California Cities, Hotel Claremont, Berkeley, CA 94705 NOT LATER THAN JUNE 30, 1978 LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA CITIES S P E C I A L M E E T I N G July 7 -8, 1978 Sacramento H 0 T E L R E S E R V A T I O N F 0 R M SINGLE DOUBLE TWIN HOTEL (1 bed,l person) (1 bed, 2 persons) (2 beds, 2 persons) Mansion Inn $26.00 $33.00 $33.00 16th & "H" Streets Ponderosa 11th & "H" Streets Senator 12th & "L" Streets Travelodge 11th & "H" Streets NAME: $24.00 $28.00 $30.00 $22.00 $26.00 $26.00 $19.00 $22.00 $24.00 ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIP: ARRIVAL DATE A.M. or P.M. DEPARTURE DATE A.M. or P.M. ROOM OCCUPIED BY and HOTEL P£FERENCF.: let choice: 2nd choice: 3rd choice: ACCOMMODATIONS DESIRED: A Single Room: Twin Room: Double Room: DEPOSIT ENCLOSED:$ All reservations must oe accompanied by a $20.00 room deposit for each room requested. PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO THE SACRAMENTO CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU. Please do not make checks payable to the Hotel. All reservations must be received by the Sacramento Convention & Visitors Bureau by JUNE 29, 1978. PLEASE RETUP..N THIS FOIRM TO: SACRAMENTO CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU 1100 14th STREET SACRAMENTO, CA 95e:4 ATTENTION: DIRECTOR OF SERVICES J J.. %REGISTRATION (continued) To facilitate the registration process you are encouraged to register in advance. Should you wish to register in advance please complete the Advance Registration Form which is attached to this notice and return it with a check or money order (please no purchase orders) in the appropriate amount to the LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA CITIES, HOTEL CLAREMONI', BERKELEY, CA 94705. TO PROCESS THE ADVANCE REGISTRATION, PAYMENT OF THE REGISTRATION FEE MUST ACCOMPANY THIS FORM. At the bottom of the Registration Foz-m is a questionnaire for those who plan to attend this Special Meeting, but do not wish to register in advance. In order for the League to make appropriate arrangements for this meeting it is necessary that we have an accurate estimate of the number of officials who will be attending. If you expect to attend, please complete either the Advance Registration section (return with payment) or the Attendance Questionnaire section, and return the entire form to the Berkeley Office of the League NOT LATER THAN JUNE 30, 1978 Registration facilities will be available at the Meeting for those not registering in advance. Registration facilities will open at 8:30 a.m., Friday, July 7 in the Activity Building Lobby of the Sacramento Convention Center. HOTEL RESERVATIONS The Sacramento Convention and Visitors Bureau will process all room reservations through June 29, 1978. Please fill out the attached Hotel Reservation Form which lists the several hotels near the Convention Center at which rooms are being held for this meeting, and RETURN THE FORM WITH A $20.00 ROOM DEPOSIT DIRECTLY TO: SACRAMENTO CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU 1100 14th STREET SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95814 ATTENTION: DIRECTOR OF SERVICES - The hotel and type of room you desire should be check on the form. Every effort will he made to house you in the hr.Lal of your choice. If you are planning to share a room with another city official only one form with both names should be sent in. Deposits are refundable on a 48 -hour cancellation notice only. If you cancel you must contact the hotel direct. Please make your reservations as early as possible. EACH ROOM RESERVATION IN ORDER TO BE GUARANTEED MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A DEPOSIT IN THE AMOUNT OF $20.00 MADE PAYABLE TO THE SACRAMENTO CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU AND RECEIVED BY - - -- JUNE 29, 1978. Requests for reservations will not be accepted by telephone. PROGRAM In order to assist you in making plans to attend this meeting, please note the following: 1. Registration will begin at 0:30 a.m. Friday, July 7 at the Sacramento Convention - Community Center. 2. The opening session is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. Friday, July 7. 3. The Special Meeting will adjourn following an early luncheon on Saturday, July 8. Adjournment is set for 1:00 p.m. TRANSPORTATION The Sacramento Metropolitan Airport is serviced by all major airlines. Limousine service is available to the conference hotels in the downtown area. The cost of the Limousine service to the Senator hotel is $1.90. -2- OTTER- OFFICE MEW + DATE June 9, 1978 a+N enYAnemo FROM JOHN R. SHONE, Acting City Engineer PHONE 383 -1203 TO LAUREN WASSERNAl7, City Manager City of Rancho Cucamonga SUBSECT NATTERS TO BE CONSIDERED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RA14CHO CUCANONGA This item is forwarded to you for your _resentation to the City Council: TRACT 8955, Accept Roads (Rancho Cucamonga) Located at the southeast corner of Banyan Street and Jasper Street. Owner: Lewis Eomes of California 924 West 9th Street Upland, CA 91786 Note: The road construction has been approved as being In accordance with the Road Improvement Plans and it is recommended that the roads be accepted. The improvements include curb and gutter, paving, sidewalks, walls and street signs. TRACT 9083 -4, Accept Roads (Rancho Cucamonga) Located east of Hellman Avenue and north of Arrow Route. Owner: John C. Hears, Inc. 632 W. Valley Blvd., Suite "B" Colton, California 92324 Note: The road construction has been approved as being in accordance with the Road Improvement Plans and it is recommended that the roads be accepted. The improvements include curb and gutter, paving, sidewalks, walls and street signs. TRACT 9451, Rol" ": ;e Bonds (Rancho Cucamongn) Located at the southwest corner of Baseline and Ramona Avenue. Owner: Fayal Oaks Homes ?; P.O. Box 3236 i Anaheim California 92803 Performance Pond (Water): $20,000.00 Surety Performance Bond (Sewer): $31,000.00 Surety 1 Note: The above have been approved for release by the Department of Environmental Health Services. 1S•1767AQ7 H�v. • V � 'r r ` • 0 June 9, 1978 MATTERS TO BE CONSIDERED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA Page 2 TRACT 9245, Release Bonds (Rancho Cucamonga) Located on the west side of Haven Avenue north of Baseline. Owner: Lewis Homes of California 924 West 9th Street Upland, California 91786 Performance Bond (Water On- Site): $28,000.00 Surety Performance Bond (Water Off- Site): $25,000.00 Surety Performance Bond (Sewer): $22,000.00 Surety Note: The above have been approved for release by the Department of Environmental Health Services. TRACT 8892, Accept Roads and Rol-ease Bonds (Rancho Cucamonga) _ Located on the east side of Turner Avenue north of EI£en Street. owner: Vanguard Builders, Inc. 9211 Archibald Avenue Cucamonga, California 91730 Performance Bond (Water): $32,000.00 Surety Performance Bond (Sewer): $10,000.00 Surety Note: The above bonds have been approved for release by the Department of Environmental Health Services. The road construction has been approved as being in accordance with the Road Improvement Plans and it is recommended that the roads be accepted. The improvements include curb and gutter, paving, sidewalks, walls and street signs. JOSEPH . COLLEY Land Development Engineer JOfUN R. SHONE Director of Transportation JRS:JPC:SM:ls 0','E June 13, 1978 FROM JOHN R. PHOfJE 383-1203 Acting Ci ty ty Engineer TO LAUREN WASSERMAN, City Manager j Rancho Cucamonga SUBJECT MATTFRS TO BE CONSIDERED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF P.At1CHO CUCA.R011GA This item is forwarded to you for your presentation to the City Council for their meeting of June 21, 1978. 9116 Tract 447.6-- 14 lots Accept Final Hap, Bands and execute Agreements Located on the west side of Beryl Street south of Manzanita Drive Developer: R. L. Sievers E Sons, Inc. Subdivision Guarantee Staking Guarantee (3 copies) Stakina Deposit: $ 840.00 cash Performance Bond (Road): $40,000.00 surety Material b Labor Bond (Read): $20,000.00 surety Individual sewage system permitted The Departnent of Environmental Health Services has approved financial arrangements made for installation of the .rater Individual subsurface sewage disposal systens have recr:ived Environmental Health Services' approval. JOH!i h. SHONE Acting City Erginier JRS /cal cc: file 71.3367000 Air. - ?. , ' MEW "rr DATE June 9, 1978 10TER- OFFICE ME n�emno J s FROM JOHN R. SHONE, Acting City Engineer PHONE 383 -1203 og �{ TO LAUREN WASSERMAN, City Manager City of Rancho Cucamonga SUBJECT HATTFRS TO BE CONSIDERED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA This item is forwarded to you for your presentation to the City Council: TRACT 9176, Accept Bonds, Execute Agreement (Rancho Cucamonga) Located on the west-side of Beryl Street south of Manzanita Drive. Owner: R. L. Sievers & Sons, Inc. Performance Bond (Road): $40,000.00 Surety Material and Labor Bond (Road): $20,000.00 Surety Individual Sewage System Permitted The Department of Environmental Health Services has approved financial arrangements made for installation of the water system. NOTE: The above are submitted for acceptance with the final map. 3 ::OSEPH P. COLLEY V Land Development Engineer J , R. SHONE Director of Transportation JRS:JPC:JEM:ls )2.3)67400 aw - PJ•lle�i6i��l r \• .11 ', Ac/ - - -- - - — 5,600 TR 8607 Is a our F•.� !: i��1 rf 2° g 116/59'60 \'•� 5,700 y,. �0 • v 4 TAN: / ✓-irl ►� I rc. L- - .i'jr. -. l . _ ,�.,� 5,800 C/ Tl.'J— _ 1'i,'. �lx _ – l – T. �. 1.-�x �.'.e� � r• ��/ 157fl� 5,900 fair s 6 0 , Y r� , c GOLOF. 1 1� 25 LT 6,000 4, / 11 zB .r 1 i' L__ 6,10 Sr " 44 �� ��1 4 / 6,200 C.1 6,300 r r ra `Li I � i •Y { �t }!i { �!t" 1 '!i � ! � � I � �`' -`�• I . S 11 � ! ( }� t 1 ray � • , ' .- I n u n u Fj'v+f :RO �lf + +� \� ..��..I +1m�� v \ � im �+ ���7 t..ri= •�•... �-i 1' •.c�a.;..�.i..L,.aa..tr`a. �7L..'- �.td_...- "....•sL:'..� i«`u_7 .:.. .: .' .•..•r•... +�..��,... FLT '.V = i c,�•�•• -'•`.s . June 22, 1977 • L :�LOPSR: ENGINEER: Michael R. Dina. associated �. cheers Ja+.es C. Bice 316 E . Street i, 994 Buffington f Ontaric, CA 91764 Goland, CA 91786 Gentlemen: ' R°: Tract No. 9176 (Alta Loma) Tha San Bernardino aunt'. lann_ ^u :- cretin_ o_° June 16, 1977 - appro' :e9 in e:•tc::s:.o-' of =tac :cr -a above-- ref ranccd application. The ,expir -on dare shall now be July 22, 1978. Should you have any questions concern;.n•7 this natter, please - call as at Area Code 714/333 -1446 or 353- 2-115. P:e aill be happy to help you. is ENIVIRCN.- MIM1T.iL I }:PROVEMENT AGENCY PLANNING DEPARTMENT Ton:ay It. Stephens Design Review Section THS :cl x. cc: County Dept. Of Transportation County Flood Control County Env. Health Services County Div. of Bldg. & Safety County Firewarder. County Special Districts County Sheriff ' County Surveyor State Division of Real Estate 107 S. Broadway, Rcna 8136 Los Angele3, CA 90012 r. 8 :dc ?T 3, a1C`t3 TC� r ...r —tn Er.: ✓r•tir ::r •r�. �. •••h-t .. .rf+ -r •.i.;' ;•,c PLC •1» CY•: ' �'O 1417 J. 7,3 "l'.D =Dort!• Dtrrc> 1 i • � NMI O •o••;r � __ L � ! _CiOi'fv 'a••;4ain� �i�3f'Qa'r� l :nlr• I I •l' to It• tt! In �i,u , J , n t.. I. L: ILL . , t lil . .n i t• '. '1 t I I , ' riot tn•,t.c,r, :•t i tt•, ,n ..1• .• l'. .. lu , � t'. .hlll tl,lt, :II l: ,r'tlt( .. ..t ,•t .•ry l,1' ..: I Lrt•II:L. Ir[I pt:.,.,. I Iw 1.1, iti' ttth , L.'wity ,nic prr:;c•nt .ly rrqui t'•it cc rt is irut oti on t atcr n •I p•; for the t ,11.Lr c•U'ql i, , and oll "int or most , t11 he plat-C-0 oil t ho I,ap. III adtii:itvl ;, • tatevol.t shail I,o li•:Ins:.littcI to Iht• Pt'!z.liI, Iloa.lth Ut•parl...cIL :•i ^I,r,: l.y the registered civil vI inc'tr ['or flit• ••-It Vl' purvcq'UV ::tatir; tII,tt t11e ar^nt ;t of bond rtco;t'nrndtti is adcqu „te to cover the cost of ills LnJ.tat! oil Uf 4hn nnn rnvn••,nnl further, prior to rc•]ease UC the bnnd 1'or the Improvel.cnt, the Ct.ranlol'4a County I•.atcr District shall submir a si';[trd statcm,ont r.Unf'kn;ting that the intprovcntcnt Iws: Ikea instal.1 ell aceortlin•, to the approved plans and atccts thr requil,cm,,nts of all appropriate State ant County lays pertaining to such improvenent. In cases tehere the eater agency dr set•:ering agency is a governmental subdivision, prior to final recording of the tract map, the governmental agency shall submit•a statement directed to the County stating that the improvclnrnt has been installed according; to the approved plans or stating that bond in the amount of 110 percent of the cost of installa- tion of the improvement has been placed with the agc,,,y. Street lighting shall be provided throughout the tract inclu6ing all peripheral streets. Utility lines shall be placed underground in accordance with the re- quirements of County Ordinance No. 2041. *STREET, GRADING AND DRAINAGE REQUIREMENTS: :County Road Department: Road sections within the tract are to be designed and constructed to Valley Standards. 1 1 ' L !: I�e�or►, iii 1 :11J L A th',r :. ,._.. I' G: :r .. 1 ,.CD'.. ." .._ C'1 .,11 J _ Il... on: II ntt . •;Lli L1 u A Coi:, of the (rradi. -; )1a:1 .,1.111 bo cu: __•:Id to ..hu •:u 'trp...nicnL. Vehi,:ul.._ accost; rLra_ arc_ to i�� djair.ttL•,1 nn l rll 6lr ut. 9 - t An,, esisLi.ncl County ro'td o:1j%c:1 c.i11 rit-uire rrConst :ucticn shall 1 remain open for tra =tic, at all times, %.tth ••dcouatc c:etours, durJ.nc• 12 actual construction. A cash deposit shall be reeulrod to cover Lhe 13 cost of grading and :laving prLor to recordation of the tract m,1). Upon comnletion of t.tc graciing and paving, to the satiSfacL'ion of P —A nnn „- rmnnt•, rhn cash dovosit: n'av be rc1-undud. _'u 17 All existing casements lying within the future right of tray are to .!8 be quit- clai,ned or delineated, as per County Surveyor's requirements, 29 prior to recordation of the tract map. 30 31 The Engineer shall provide a drainage study to include accumulation 32 and analysis of hydrologic and hydraulic data for existing and pro - 33 posed drainage structures prioY to approval of the plans and pro - 34 files. 35 ' 36 All road names shall be coordinated with.the County Transportation 37 Department Traffic Division. 38 39 Beryl Street shall be designed as water carrier. Design of roadway 40 shall ba c :Nsely coordinated with Road Department and Flood Control 41 District, erlative to entrance structures, roadway section and 42 transition areas. 43 44 County Division of Building and Safety: 45 45 A preliminary soil report, complying with the provisions of Ordin- 47 ance 1928 shall be filed with and approved by the Director of 48 Building and Safety prior to recordation of the final map. 49 50 Grading plans to be submitted to and approved by the Building and 51 Safety Department. 52 53 County Flood Control District: 54 55 Beryl Street shall, be designed as a water- carrying street and its 56 water - carrying ca� pity shall be mainl'ained.4 td- I90to -u, t AJI t •L t i, L tC %:t).;L Lra':t to I, roclud'_ luc.l I L I-- on -0 Lh•-� I ots. 1,r0•iJion.,; null be r!,-ido 'Oi- OnZitz� draimi,;o :low.: and dowatering the tr.;ct. *Tn addition to the Street: and Drainaclu, requiroments, other "on- site" or ma-,, be requiroc! VhLC."1 cannot be dc'Lermined frost tcn,aLi•e plans and would ila%c to be detcrmknod after more col•t)jetc i:;,- PrOvemclit clans and uro.-ilcs havo boon siilrni f-f—ri :•.) th. o_i n_ part.ment. County Surveyor: 19 30 non-access strip on streets to be extended required at the end of .31 "A" Street. p32 33 Reference of adjacent streets, 'subdivisions, etc. to be shown on final .34 tract map. 35 36 Proper orientation required on final map per County Surveyor's 37 Standards. 38 39 Submit preliminary boundary plat for checking prior to final map. 10 11 Control boundary monuments shall be set and are subject to inspection 12 prior to recordation of final map. 13 14 WATER SUPPLY AND SEWAGE DISPOSAL: 15 16 Prior to to recordation of the final. map, written clearance shall be 17 obtained from the California Regional Water Quality Control Board: is Santa Ana. 19 io The water purveyor shall be Cucamonga County Water District. t 01 ;2 Pending the availability of community sewers, individual sewage ;3 systems with subsurface disposal may be conditionally permitted. A C 0a ,u..ry 1.2, 19 iG TRACT 1.0. '116 (/.11 a Lom� 11 -1 gc 5 of 5 1 The subsurface wastewater disposal system shall be designed (or re- 2 designed) in accordance with the requirements of the Departments of 3 Environmental Health Services and Building and Safety. 4 5 Sail testing for the subsurface disposal system shall meet the re- 6 ?'•-ements of Envioonmental Health Services and Building and Safety. 7 8 Pry .•oandoncd wells on the property or similar structures that might 9 -(• It in contamination of underground waters shall be destroyed in 10 a manner approved by the Department of Environmental Health Services. 11 12 GENERAL REQUiREMr•,NTS AND ZONING: 13 14 Existing and proposed zoning is R- 1- 20,OOC. All lots shall have a 15 minimum area of 20,000 square feet. 16 17 30 foot average front building setback linen (varying between 25 feet 18 and 35 feet) and 15 foot side street building setback lines shall be 19 shown on the final tract map, except Lot 9 shall have a 45 foot set - 20 back and Lot 10 shall have a 20 foot setback (22 foot setback for _ 21 garage). 22 23 Fifteen (15) copies of a revised Tentative Tract b;ap shall be sub - 24 mitted to show 25 foot equestrian easements throughout the tract. 25 Barriers shall be provided where these casements intersect streets. 2b 27 Two (2) copies of the Covenents, conditions and r.:!strictions con- 28 cerning maintenance of the equestrian trails shall be submitted for 29 tho review and approval of the Planning Director. 31 Existing eucalyptus trees shall be topped to 30 feet and trimmed 32 from the base up 15 feet. All dead lirbs and leaves shall be removed. 33 34 35 , 36 37 0 1 2 3 4 7 8 9 0 1 4 5 2080 481 >, t; 41 2m ;R�� �t��j'L 2 ve � ��k;N C�)t��.. -i .im UI n�• � 0. ;`'V , `�A�'di �' �s t 4 � jr. � y�• 2 r n � a .� •i y c c'fr�m' =�"��L��RP � {� � i ip�•3 `e� ni ��� :1 ! i cam:. � ���i�1�•c�L' A� �A a�� ti. �<�Lo :gag &, < •� )f3t• <��I � °•a h�� r yU 1t6n4 � IAN lb �� '����� :8`''a• � a'. i� �o+ raja D �: Cti ° ct I'•t � Z o. Z Vi=n ee Pp Lpnn� A ' ))�� � Pi \ � t;3; ^ ,1 ):, ,{G+ °SIC •) �A�t',1 i1 ~•r q i '1,� I �• i� I� J iii jr�3 °^^ � ifs :�) {` .i "j.� � •:; ' {:.+. 2 F: •:{ L'je: . t:i :1 "'� ems•• rZ r'�'Ln <C �` �v�`r `jilt : •Li �•� �'p�� I is �t i R 7 M1 2 G !'I li L.r• r. /L.wC �'• I I soy ^a� •\ ' I Qt k << ;t t;,L w jr �; � �'(' re. •+� �� IC �..4 O'� u`# p d Fri r 1- (:. 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EHE PHONE 1036 County Surveyor TO JOHN SHONE Acting City Engineer - City of Rancho Cucamonga SUBJECT RELEASE OF CASH STAKING DEPOSITS FOR TRACTS WITHIN CITY OF RANCHO CUCIMONGA Please place the following items on the June 21, 1978 agenda for the City of Rancho Cucamonga City Council meeting: Tract 9449 - lying south of baseline and east of Romona Avenue. Subdivider: Thompson Associates. _ Request City Council release $2,900.00 to Thompson Associates Development, P. 0. Box 338, Carlsbad, Ca. 92008. Certificate from J. M. Madole, Engineer, states that all final monuments have been set and he has been paid in full. Tract 9602 - iving north of San Bernardino Road and East of Carnelian Street. Subulvider: Matreyek Homes. Request City Council release $3,950.00 to Matreyek Homes, P. 0. Box 1410, Upland, Ca. 91786. Certificate from T. A. Lang, Engineer, states that all final moruments have been set and he has been paid in full. EPE /cal cc: file 12-1767.000 Rev. 19 'J MEN 0[IAN DUM Subject: Alta Loma Chamber Letter Date: June 13, 1978 From: Lauren M. Wasserman To. City Council You have all received a copy of the letter dated June 1, 1978, from the Alta Loma Community Chamber of Commerce and the Htiwanda Service Club. The groups requested five items for consideration of the Council. Since we have already taken care of the ordinance prohibiting trees, that leaves four remaining items which should be dealt witu by the City Council. Item number two requested that an ordinance prohibiting graffitti. on any public or private property in the tri- community be drafted. Unfortunately while that is an admirable request, there is virtually nothing the City can do to eliminate the graffitti problem other than to continue repainting each time graffitti is placed on public buildings. It seems pointless_ _ to adopt an ordinance that we know cannot be enforced. The third point was the request from the two groups that the City Planning Commission be expanded to include two or more residents from the community of Gtiwanda. While I thought the City Council had indicated its position on the issue, apparently there is still some need for clarification. Point number four was that the City Council enact an ordinance to provide for the repair to original condition all streets toin up for construction purposes by the responsible parties. The City's subdivision ordinance which is currently under consideration will deal w :_th that particular issue. No special ordinances other than the subdivision ordinance would be required to solve the problem. The final point is that the City Council provide for vote by the citizens of the City of Rancho Cucamonga considering the permanent name for our community. If the City Council wishes the staff to do any more work on any of the above items, please let us know. I thought the letter was interesting primarily because there was absolutely no reference to the City of Rancho Cucamopga. We were referred to as the tri- communities throughout the letter. BillCOMMUNITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE P.O. BOX N0. 25 o ALTA LOMA, CALIFORNIA 91701 June 1, 1978 Rancho Cucamonga City Councilmen Rancho Cucamonga City Hall 9340 Base Line Road Alta Loma, CA 91701 cc: Mayor James C. Frost City Councilman Jon D. Mikels City Councilman Michael A. Palombo City Councilman Phillip D. Schlosser City Councilman Charles A. West Gentlemen: At a meeting of tiou Executive Board of the Etiwanda Service Club and the Planning Com- mission of the Alta Loma Community Chamber of Commerce, five items of expressed interest to the residents of the Tri- Communities were discussed. T hey are as follows: 1. That an ordinance shall be adopted by the City Cnuncil prohibiting trees in the Tri - Communities from being removed from any building site without prior approval of the environmental, etc. (Details to be furnished in discussion). r 2. That an ordinance shall be adopted by the City Council prohibiting graffiti on any public or private property in the Tri - Community. (Details will be furnished in discussion). 3. That this City Planning Commission be expanded to include two or more residents from the Community of Etiwanda. ,i- 4. That the City Co-incil enact an ordinance to provide for the repair to original condition all streets tom up for construction purposes by the responsible parties. 5. That the City Council provide, for a vote BY THE PEOPLE of the Tri - Communities to offer a permanent name for our community. Submitted by: ETIVlANDA SERVICE CLUB AL TA LOMA C MMUNITY CHAMBER , OF MMER -PLANNING COMMISSION Gena Craig Stanley Aker n U/-�, 0 0 WJ M C- M0RANDUDI Subject: Charter City Proposal Date: June 16, 1978 From: Lauren M. Wasserman To: City Council I )o (--Z), We have reviewed the letter subm ?tted by the Citizens' Charter Advisory Committee which will be discussed at your next City Council meeting. Unfortunately, the timing of the request could be better. r' It is our view that local identity can be retained through good planning and development standards, through the effective use of advisory councils and task forces, and through similar means. A charter city is not, in our view, essential to retain locar identity. - The second point in the letter refers to the need for fulfilling the citizens' wishes to participate more fumy in city activiti;•o. It is true that chartrr ci.;cs permit the election of City Council members by district, however, election by district frequently means that all budget funds arc appropriated equally -- -ot necessarily where they are most needed. This is particularly true of street and park improvements. ?r The remaining points in the letter aren't really to important. The Committees' recommendation is that the City Council take immediate steps v, to become a charter city by acting as a charter commission itself or + by appointing a commissian. The committee has also propos,d that a r qualified professional be retained to help the charter commission. This action would require some funding by the City Council. In summary, the primary advantage of charter cities is that election by district is permissable. lluwever, there arc other ways to deal with n the needs of our citizens which are less expensive and will not require the time of a special commission. a` ' It is significant to note that with the recent passage of Preposition 13, a, charter cities no longer have a financial advantage over general law cities. It is our recommendation that any action concerning becoming a charter city be delayed until: a� 1. The actual effect of Proposition 13's passage can be determined. 2. The General Nan has been adupted. (Kc really should direct our energies to the General Plan before anything else). I )o (--Z), Pale 2 June 16, 1978 city Council , 3. The advisory counci:: nave been in existence for a period of time. (The advisory councils may resolve the "identity crisis "). 4. The recall issue has been fully resolved (1 doubt that you would want to mention this point publicly). MAURICL O. COVINGTON HAROLD A. BAILIN SAMUEL CRO•Y, Q_ A. IORTCR AO BCRT C. DOUGH CRTT 0,)N AL 0 HASLAM ROB CRT F. SCHAUER COWAROA HOPSON J AN T YON SMITH COVJt1Q -. :N & (;Rowe ATTORNEYS Al' -AW 1047 WEST SIXTH rTRCET POST OFFICE SOX ISIS ONTARIO, CALIFORNIA 01702 May 26, 1978 Mrs. Catherine Bridge 8715 Banyon Rancho Cucamonga, California 91701 Dear Mrs. Bridge: 0 I am sorry I u -isn't in the office when you called on Thursday, May 25, 1_78. I believe the following informa- tion is what you have requested. As you are probably aware, the old Article 11, Section 8, of the California Constitution was repealed, and Article 11, Section 3, is now the bases for the formation of munici- pality charter governments. I am enclosing a copy of Ar- ticle 11, Section 3, for your information. You will note that this section provides for two methods of charter pro- posal, namely, the charter may be proposed by either the governing body (city council) or by a charter commission. If a city council proposed a charter, the procedures for drafting the charter are determined by the council. If a charter commission is to be the proposing body, that commission shall be elected in a general or special election. This election can be called ty a majority of the city council or by a petition signed by not less than fif- teen percent (15%) of the city's registered electors. This procedu•e is set forth in Government Code Sections 34451, 34452, 34453, 34454, 34455, 34456, 34457 and 34458, which I am also enclosing for your file. Respectfully, COVINGrtl & CROWE BY: i 1 SC:s9g —SAMUEL CROSVE Enclosures City Attorney for the City of Rancho Cucamonga gv tLIL�N ON[ Il ul oss reel ar. ter for. an66 Cucamonga .!*,� 1.4 UU•", D "A �7 4050'(h) Af, 9 5736 Arabian Dri 986 1134 (b) Alta Loaml Ck, qi7ol Mr. Dwight Frinah Y��.. 967 6092 (h) 4, , "5511 Moonstone 595 2279 (b) Alka Loma, CA 91701 'Mar'ga at", t, '487 2103 -,.676?,Aaithyat,L; Alta Loma# CA 91701 V ,- IT Chtherine. Bridge, 987 2797 K; 8715 treat", 4%, '-v- "Alta L m 0 cto CA 91701 -,"Hro Al Slassent 987 2122 Arl Sixthi Street. y-o, g, Cuca=ongLq CA 917 899 1127 V, Etiwanda, CA 91739 YN Mr. Gene Craig 899 3.528 7082 East Ave. Eliwanda, CA 91739 �I A�'•�' x... ...,i.....c..' ,..•.�.w•.0 �.i.w`•_..!•? 9' a. a;' at: 2W. sY��.rTis.1.�'+hra�•'�1�.Gi.Jr /j+yi. Mr. Manuel Carvgwtes 7549 Leucite Street Cucamonga, CA 91730 C s V- 2C, N� i CITIZENS' CHARTER ADVISORY COMMITTEE I June 12, 1978 MR. JAMES C. FROST, MAYOR City of Rancho Cucamonga 9340 Baseline Road Alta Loma, CA 91701 Dear Mr. Frost: i At the request of the City Council of Rancho Cucamonga, the Citizens' Advisory I Committee was asked to investigate the desirability of forming a charter commission for the purpose of placing amendments to the city government before its electors. _ This committee, made up of representatives of each of the communities of Alta Loma, Cucamonga and Etiwanda, has held meetings, discussed various published and unpublished reports concerning a charter form of governmunt as contrasted with the general law cities of the State of California, has reviewed the law respecting formation of charter cities and has discussed this question with the other members of the committee and other persons both within and without the city. i As a result of the above studies, this committee respectfully makes the following recommendations to the City Council of Rancho Cucamonga: (1) As there have been many expressed desires for the retention of the local identity of the three communities of Alta Loma, Cucamonga and Etiwanda within the larger City of Rancho Cucamonga becahse of the unique nature of each of these communities; (2) As it is the feeling of the committee that the charter plan of city government will insure the citizens of Rancho Cucamonga a more flexible r.nd vnrkable form of city government which will retain local identity of each community, fulfill the citizens' wishes to participate fully in insuring the distinct nature and needs of each of these communities, provide discretional levels of municipal servicer end will ensure that the City of Rancho Cucamonga will retain its local community aspect and appearance in the future; (3) As time is of the essence in the face of rapid growth and change; (4) As the Constitution of the State of Califcrnia allows the governing body (in this case, the City Council) to propose a city charter (Article XI, Sec. 3b). I jI 0 CITIZENS' CHARTER ADVISORY COMMITTEE (Coat.) HR. JAMES C. FROST, MAYOR June 12, 1978 Pg. 2 i i Therefore, the Citizens' Charter Advisory Committee recommends that the City Council of Rancho Cucamonga take immediate steps toward this end, by acting as a charter coomiaeion itself, or by appointing lbtis•delegates to a commiss oa, based on equal representation from each of the communities of Alta Loma, Cucamonga and Etiwanda, to take steps to study and define the provisions :•r a charter for the City of Rancho Cucamonga, in preparation for placing it before the voters at the earliest possible election after proper hearinge and publishing of such charter and other legal notices. This committee also recommends ghat the City should ei.,ige qualified professional persons to aid the charter semmi -V e". G�en+air�asion It has been a pleasure to provide assistance to the City Council. This :Sport is submitted by the following members of the committee: _ Very truly yours, a s' ■ a