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AGENDA
CITY OF RANCHO CUCA -104GA
Regular Meeting
September 20, 1978
1 Call to Order by Mayor Frost,
2. Pledge of Aliegiance to the Flag.
3. Roll Call: Mikels Palombo _, Schlosser ^, fleet _. Frost _
4. Approval of Minutes: September 6, 1978.
5. Announcements.
a. Appointment of Advisory Committees
6. PUBLIC HEARINGS:
A. ZONE CHANGE NO. 121 -81 by William Longley.
Change of zone from A -1 (limited agriculture) to C -2 (general commercial)
and N -1 (limited Industrial) for approximately five (5) ecres of land
located at the southwest Intersection of Interstate 15 and Foothill
Boulevard.
B. ZONE CHANCE NO. 95 -85 by Harry Rinker,
Clmnge of zone from A -1 (limited agriculture) and C -1 (limited commercial)
to M -1 (light Industrial) for 15.8 acres of land located on the south,
vest corner of Archibald and Arrow,
C. APPEAL OF PLANNING COMMISSION'S DECISION FOR ZONE CHANGE NO 103 -67 by
Louie R, Parke,
A letter was received requesting a Pour -month extension on the
appeal date for the zone change from A -1 to C -1, Recommendation to
set Public Hearing to the regularly scheduled meeting of January 17, 1979,
D. AN O nNCE REGARDING ENFORCEMENT OF THE MOBILE HOME PARK ACT, Second
Rosd ing).
The City Council may recall that some time ago the City designated the
San Bernardino Department of Environmental Health Services to serve as
the local enforcement agency In handling the enforcement of the State
Mobile Home Parka Act. The State of California has informed us that
effective in May of this year, it is necessary to make any designation
by ordinance rather than by resolution as was done by the City.
ORDINANCE NO. 40
A4 ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY CP RANCHO
CUCAHTNCA. CALIFORNIA, ASSUMING RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE
.EHFORC/IEMENT OF THE NOBILEROME PARRS ALT AND RELATED
REGULATIONS OF THE CALIFORNIA ADMINISTRATIVE CODF AND
DESIGNATING MME ENFORCEMENT AGENCY.
ORDINANCE NO. 41
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF M CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA. PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION
OF ORDINANCE NOS. 27, 34. AND 35 AND OTHER ORDINANCES 07 THE
CITY HERETOFORE OR HEREAFTER ADOPTED WHEREIN NO SPECIFIC PENALTY
PROVISIONS ARE SET FORTH, AND DECLARING THE URGENCY THEREOF.
ll1li�1(lfS� STAFF REPORT
DATE: September 20, 1978
TO: City Manager 6 Members of the City Council
IRW1: Ja am, Director of Community Development
SURJE : AN APPEAL OF THE RANCHO CUCAMONGA'S PLANNING COMNISSION FOR 2011E
CHANGE N0. 101 -67 - A change of zone from A -1 -5 (limited arg!-
culture) Ln C-1 (limited commercial) for property located on the
south side 0.` 19th Street approximately 1,500 feet seat of
H as - Requ% -t submitted by Louis R. Parks.
The applicant, Louie and Carolyn Parks, have requested continuance of this
public hearing to January 17, 1979 (Exhibit "A "). This represents a four
month extension in these appeal proceedings. As this appeal request was
originally submitted on July 6, 1978, Staff recommends no further exten-
sions beyond this requcat. Therefore, Staff recommends that the City Coun-
cil continue this public hearing to their regularly scheduled meeting of
January 17, 1979.
Respectfully submitted,
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City Council Agenda -2- September 20, 1978
7. CITY MANAGER'S STAFF REpORTS.
A. DECLARATION OF IMPACTION - ALTA LOMA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
In accordance with Ordinance No. 30, which was adopted by the City
several month# ago, the Hoard of Trustees of the Alta Loma School District
has filed a notification of condition of overcrowding and a Declaration
of Impaction.
The Declaration of Impaction filed by the Alta Loma School District notes
that the condition of overcrowding Is based upon the following:
1. In excess of 900 pupils are presently on double sessions.
2. The overcrowding effects attendance areas of all existing schools
within the district. In addition the School District has reviewed
all practical and reasonable methods for mitigating overcrowded
conditions including:
a. The use of ralocatable structures and trailers to the extent
feasible,
b. Realignment of school boundaries to allow for the opening of
an additional elementary school later this year,
c. Use of all local bond and State loan revenues to the extent
allowed by law,
d. The funds from the sale of one school site will be Included in
the funds necessary to purchase another school site which is
needed,
e. There are currently no classrooms used for non - instructional
purposes.
After receipt of any notice of findings, the City Council nuat indicate
Its concurrence with the School District findings by adopting an
appropriate Resolution. After the City Council has concurred in the
School Dietrict's Notite of Findings that conditions of overcrowding
exists, no applications for residential development within that school
district bovndary my be approved unless the appropriate fees are paid
or unless specific overriding physical, economic, social or environ-
mentel factors which in the judgement of the decision -making body would
benefit the City, thereby justifying the approval of residential develop-
ment otherwise subject to the provision of the Ordinance without re-
quiring the payment of tees or alternate provisions.
The fee structure established in OrJinance No. 30 In $700 per single familr
duelling unit a. $350 per mobile home ,pace or each unit of a multiple
unit dwelling structure which eootalne Own or more bedroom.
If the City Oouncil concurs that the school fee is appropriate, the
Board of Trustees of rho Alta Lome School District moat submit a schedule.-
which specifies how the fees wbl.l be used to solve the problem of over-
crowding. The schedule must state:
A. The classroom facilities to b2 obtained.
b. The location of the claaaru7ms.
c. The times such classroom would be available.
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City Council Agenda -3- Septenber-201 1978
RECOH`ENDATION: It is reco®ended that the City concur in the-
findings of the Alta Loma Sclwol D1&trict that overcrowded conditions
exist throughout the district. It is further recommended that the
City Council adopt Resolution No. 78 -54.
RESOLUTION N0. 78 -54
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA, CONCURRING IN THE FINDINGS
OF THE ALFA LOMA SCHOOL DISTRIL7 THAT CONDITIONS OF
OVERCROWCING EXIST IN SAID DISTRICT.
B. XW-- ND2U=., TO JOINT EXERCISE OF POWERS AGREEMENT CREATING ARRONHEAD-
JUSTICE ASSOCIATION.
As the City Council is aware in June of this year, the City approved
membership in the Arrowhead Justice Association. That organization-
is a point powers agency which was created in order to provide for'
criminal justice and dolinqucney prevention planning within San Bernardino
County.
The State Office of Criminal Justice Planning has suggested an
amendment to the Joint Pavers Agreement. Approval of the amendment is
required by all comber agencies. Until the Joint Powers Agreement to
amended, the OCJP will not approve or execute a grant award for-any
planning or administration funds for the Arrowhead Justice Association:
The two amandmento to the Agreement are on page 7, section e, relating
to relnburaement of costs for the services rendered by the County
Auditor- Controller, County Treasurer, and County Counsel. It is
significant to note that federal or state funds may be used to finance
these services. Therefore, the memberr of the Arrowhead Justice
Association will not be deprived of any funding as a result of these
coats.
TLe second amendment is relatively minor and is included in section f,
prge 8. The precise description of the criminal justice planning director's
duties and responsibilities has been deletrd. A substitute phrase has
been included which states that It shall be the director's responsibility
to prepare an annual working budget which shall be submitted to the
Arrowhead Justice Board for its consideration. It was the recounendation-
of the OCJP that the director's duties not be specifically outlined in the
Joint Powers Agreement. If the planning director's duties were detailed-
in the Joint Powers Agreement, It would be necessary to amend it each
time the director's duties were changed.
RECONXENDATION: It is recommended that the City Council approve the
amendment to the Joint Powers Agreement establishing the Arrowhead Justice-
Association.
C. SPACE NEEDS FOR CITY HALL. An oral report will be presented by the
Director, Jack Lam.
D. REQUEST APPROVAL FOR CONSTRUCTION OF VINEYARD AVENUE DETOUR DURING
CONSTRCTION OF CUGJIONGA CREEK BRIDGES.
REWMffi7DATI04: It Is the recd endation of the Engineering Department"
that the City Council direct San Bernardino County Flood Control to
construct a detour in conjunction with the construction of the Vineyard -
Avenue crossing of the Cucamonga Channel. Estimated Cost - $15,000.
City Council Agenda -4- September 2C, 1918
E SIGNAL CONSTRUCTION AT SAN BER.NARDINO ROAD AND FOOTHILL, AIR) ARCBIBALD
AND BASELINE.
RECOM ENDATIONt It is recommended that Resolution No. 78 -53 be adopted
authorizing the County Road Department to Constmut signals at San
Bernardino Road and Foothill and Archibald and Baseline.
In order to legally accomplish this, the construction zone must be
relinquished to the County for the duration of construction. Adopting
Resolution No. 78 -53 will accomplish this.
RESOLUTION N0. 78 -53
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL Of ,ME CITY OF
RANCHO COCAMRGA, CALIFORNIA, A'MORL27NG SAN BEIC'URDINO
COUNTY TO CONSTRUCT SIGNALS AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF
BASELINE STRERVARCHIBALD AVENUE AND SAN BERNARDINO ROAD/
FCMILL BOULEVARD.
P. REQUEST OF TEE COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPART?MM TO PURCHASE SANDBLASTING
EQUIpNBNr FOR GRAFFITI REMOVAL.
G. PETITIJN YOR YARRWAY I!0'ROV@ffiNT ON WILSON. (An oral report will be
given
8. CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS:
9. CONSENT CALENDAR:
THE POLLOWZNG CONSPNP CALENDAR ITEMS ARE BXPEClLD YD BE ROUTINE AND NON -
CONRROVERSIAL. TNEr WILL eE ACTED UPON Br rue COUNCIL AT ONE TINE NXTROUT
DISCUSSION. Aer COUNCIL mviBER, ETA" )ONBER, OR INTERESTED PARTY NAT RE-
QUEST TNAT AN ITEM BE REMOVED PROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR FOR LATER D7frXSSI0N.
A. Request for Crossing Guards. We have received requests from the
various school districts for the placement of crossing guards at
Archibald and Church, Jacper and 19th Street, and Amethyst in front
of Alta Loma Elamentary School. It in recommended that these
requests be referred to the City staff and Traffic Cnmittee for
further study and a recommendation to the City Council.
B. Claim against the City by Robert Raymond Lawrence for $500,000 be rofe -red
to City Attorney for handling.
C. Acrept Grant of Easement (road) for highway and road purposes.
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D. Approval of bills.
10. NEW BUSINESS:
A. COUNCIL
> B. AUDIENCE
11. ADJOURNNgNT:
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ORDINANCE NO. 43
AN ORDINANCE OF TILE CITY OF RAN J-W CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA
REZONING ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NOS. 299- 021 -18 AND 209- 021 -20
(FILE NO. N95 -85).
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. The City Council hereby finds and determines the follov1q,_t:
a. That the Planning Commisslon of the City of Rancho
Cucamonga did by Its Resolutlon No. 78-02 following
a public hearing held in the time and mamner described
by law recommend: the rezoning of the property herein-
after described and this City Council has held a public
hearing in the time and manner described by law and has
duly beard and considered said recommendation.
b. That this rezoning is consistent with the General Plan of
the City of Rancho Cucamonga present and proposed.
c. That this rezoning will have an significant envircrmental
Impact as provided In the negative declaration filed herein.
SECTION 2. The following described real property Is hereby rezoncd in the
manner stated, and the zoning map In hereby mended accordingly.
A -1 "limited agriculture" mad C-1 "limited rommercial" to
M-1 "light Industrial ".
Said property Is located at the southwest corner of Archibald and Arrow and
!mown as Assessor's Parcel Nos. 209 -021 -18 and 209 -021 -20.
This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect at 12 :01 a.m, on the 31st day
after Its adoption.
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED tbis day of , 1978.
JIM FROST, Mayor
City of Rancho Cucamonga
ATEST:
LAUREN NASSERWN, Clerk
City of Rancho Cuc =^"rigs
ORDINANCE W. 44
AN ORDINANCE OF TEE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA
REZONING ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NO. 229 -021 -58 (FILE $0. R123 -81).
THE CITY COUNCIL OF TEE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
BECIION 1. The City Council hereby finds and determines the following:
a. Thar the Planning Commission of the City of Rancho Cucamonga
did by its Resolution No. 78 -05 followlag a public hearing
held In the time and --east described by lov recommends the
rezoning of the property hereinafter described and this City
Council has held a public hearing in the time and cancer
described by lam and has duly heard and considered said
reecameodation.
b. That this rezoning is consistent vlth the General Plan of
the City of Rancho Cucamonga present and proposed.
c. That this rezoning vile have no significant environmental
impact as provided in the negative declerstion filed herein.
SECTION 2. The following deectlbed real property is hereby rezoned in the
==at stated, and the zoning a.p is hereby amended accordingly.
The northernmost 300' o! said property from A -1
"limited agriculture" to C-2 "general cosmereial"
and the remaining property N -1 "light industrial ".
Said property is located at the southerst intersection of Interstate 15 and
Foothill Boulevard and known as Asseswr's Parcel No. 229 - 021 -58.
This dinsace shall be in full force and effect at 12 :01 a.m. on the 31st day
aft, to adoption.
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this day of , 1978.
.HIM FR021T, Mayor
City of Rancho Cucamonga
ATTEST:
LAUREN WASSCIX.IN, Clerk
City of Rancho Cucaaoo&a
CITY of CHINO
California
1610 CIMIIAL AVW Z /! O [01 067 /CNIH0. CALIIOIINIA 01710
September 18, 1978
Hoard of Supervisors
San Bernardino County
175 W. Fifth Street
San Bernardino, California 92415
Gentlemen;
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M,YOR
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LANIIY WAL %LII
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JOHN ORRAJU 1
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The municipalities of the West End, San Bernardino County, wish to call
your attention to recent legislation which is of critical importance to
local law enforcement.
The passage of AB -90 has shifted funds once targeted for probation sub-
sidy to the support of programs in seven areas of concern, one of which
is local law enforcement. We at the municipal level are aware, as is
the County, of the impact of Proposition 13, and understand the financial
considerations resulting in AB -90 funds being channeled into existing
programs this year.
However, we do not believe the intent of the legislature in enacting
AB -90 was to provide funds to alleviate County problems resulting from
Proposition 13 caused revenue shortfallt
We believe the ongoing programs are productive, but that compelling ur-
gency demands a proportion of AB -90 funds be devoted to law enforcement;
specifically, youth delinquency in the area of gang activity.
The Board of Supervisors are the final judges of how AB -90 funds will be
expended, and we ask that programs submitted by governmental entities
other than County agencies receive full consideration, and be judged on
their
/ merits.
Bobit.McLeod, Mayor )Jerold M. Mayes, Mayo
Cit} of Chino City of Mont it
Robert E. E1 ingwoo , ayor ame Pro , Mayor
City of Ontario ( /City �`.o-f Rancho Cucamonga
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AM McCarthy, May ro tem
`CAy of Upland
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September 6, 1978 •~
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
Repular Meeting
CALL TO ORDER The regular meeting of the City Council was held at
the Community Service Building, 9161 Baeoline Road,
Rancho Cucamonga, on Wedn0aay, September 6, 1978.
The meeting was called to order at 7:10 p.m. by
Mayor Frost.
The pledge of allegiance to the flag was led by
Mayor Frost.
ROLL CALL Present: Council members Schlosser, Mihels, Palumbo,
West, and Mayor Frost,
City Manager, Lauren Wasserman; Interim City Attorney,
Robert Dougherty (assiotanL); City Engineer, Lloyd
Hobbs; Community Development Director, Jack Lam.
MINUTES Motion: Moved by Palombo, seconded by West to
approve the minutes of August 16, 1978. Motion
unanimously carried.
ANNOUNCEMENTS a. Insurance Task Force Mr. Wasserman outlined the
duties of the Task Force which were co look into the
City's liability insurance; evaluate rgents; evaluate
insurance companies; propose a policy tor renewal.
There were six people who volunteered to serve on the
combittee as fall. ,s; Richard Crean, Ray Royatec,
Curt Bonneville, eon Driftmier, Orlard Bader, and
Don Hardy, who will serve as the Chairman Charles
West will serve as the Council liaslon.
b. Advisory Committees. Item was witharawn from the
agenda. For lack of enough applicants, an extension
of time was requested Will be on the September 20
agenda
c. Historical Committee. Mikels introduced the
members who were: Leonard Corcyzca from Cucamonga,
Ada Cooper from Cucamonga, Helen Kilourry from Alta
Lams; Art Bridge from Alta Loma; Chuck Frost from
Etlwtnda. Corcyzca had agreed to be the Acting
Chairman and Cooper the Acting Vice- Chairman. Terms
of office would be two years with such terms expiring
June 31, 1980. In March 1979 a permanent chairman
and vice chairman would be selected from the members
of the committee to serve out the term to June 1980.
Hikels would be the Council representative on the
Historical Comittet, o ., 11
ORDINANCE NO. 39
Ordinance No 39 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA,
Traffic Ordinance ADOPTING COMPREHENSIVE TRAFFIC CONTROL
REGULATIONS.
First reading
Mr ilubb:, City Engineer, summarized the ordinance.
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City Council Minutes
September 6, 1978
Page 2
Hest had several sections which he questioned; one of
the greatest concerns was the section dealing with parking
of campers Wasserman felt the issue would be a policy
Stem which the Council needed to deal with Council
felt the public should be involved in ouch decision
making as parking of campers.
Council felt Ordinance should he on the September 20
agenda for a first reading with a list of "pros" and
"cons" from staff regarding the camper parking.
PUBLIC HEARING ORDINANCE NO. 40
Ordinance No. 40 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA, ASSUMING
Mobilehome Park RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE
Sns�ections MOBILEHOME PARKS ACT AND RELATED REGULATIONS
OF THE CALIFORNIA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE AND
DESIGNATING THE ENFORCEMENT AGENCY.
Mr. Wasserman explained the reason for this being on the
agenda since the Council had previously passed a Resolution
establishing the County as the agency assuming these
responsibilities. It was now required by law that an
Ordinance be adopted.
Notion: Moved by Hikels, seconded by Palombo to valve
further reading and to pass on to the September 20
meeting for second and final adcption Title read by Mr.
Wasserman. Motion unanimously carried.
RESOLUTION RESOLUTION NO. 78 -43
NO. 78 -43
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
Employee OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING
benefits HOLID..YS, SICK LEAVE, AND VACATION FOR ALL
CONTINUOUS FULL -TIME SALARIED EMPLOYEES,
Mr Robinson. Assistant to City Manager, presented
Resolution No 78- 43 which had been modified by the staff
The Resolution had previously been presented to the Council
on August 2 Council had requested some sur•eys be con-
ducted with other various cities and businesses In the area.
The survey had been conducted with results summarized by
Mr. Robinson. Discussion followed the presentation regarding
the accumulation of vacation and sick leave, and the sick
leave policy in general.
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Motions Moved by Palombo, seconded by West to approve
Resolution 78 -43 with changes made as follows:
3.C.3 — remove this section which states "Any treatment
or examination, including, but not limited to medical,
dental, eye examination or psychiatric "
Section 1 -- Change the maximum accumulation of
vacation days from twenty to ten.
Section 3 — change the unused sick leave accumulatiou to
125 day limtt Instead of the proposed unlimited
accumulation.
Further comments and questions raised by Ralph D'Errico, E.P
Guerra, Chuck McKay, and Jim Johnson.
Motion unanimously carried.
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City Council minutes
September 6, 1978
Page 3
BLACK PARENT A request had come from the newly formed group
NEICHBORROOD for the city to purchase some signs at a cost of
WATCH PROGRAM approximately $175 for five hundred signs. The
program is a community -wide volunteer effort aimed
at protecting children and property.
Motion: Moved by Weet, seconded by Palombo to
approve the expenditure of $175 for the signs for
the Dlock Parent /Neighborhood Watch Program. Motion
unanimously carried.
REQUEST FOR A report from the Community Development Department
ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL presented by Director Jack Lam regarding additional
personnel for the department. Item was a carry -over
Comm. Develop Dept. from the August 16 meeting.
Notion: Moved by Mikels, seconded by Schlosaer to
approve the hiring schedule as set forth by the
Community Development Department. Motion unanimoucly
carried.
REQUEST FROM Mr. Lam presented ooze background information stating
WELDON DIGGS that this requeer had been submitted in June and was
caught in the moratorium. However, there were many
Minor Subdivision others in a similar situation who had had requests in
W78 -0324 for a much longer period of timr. It was his recom-
mendation that the Corned not exempt this since many
others would also makt similar requests.
Mr. Diggs spoke.
Motion: Moved by Palumbo, seconded by Schlosser-to
uphold the staff's recommendation and not exempt this
It= the moratorium. Motion unanimously carried
RESOLUTION NO. RFSOLUTICN NO. 78 -51
78 -51
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CIT.
OF RANCHO CUCA'IONGA, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING
THE FEDERAL AID HICNWAY SYSTEM.
Mr. Hubbs gave a sw=ary of the purpose of the Eeaolution.
Vineyard /Carnelian were not a part of the original
agreement, therefore, this was being added into the
system.
Motion: Moved by Schlosser, seconded by We-it to
valve entire reading and adopt Resolution ho. 78 -51.
Title read by Mr. Wasserman. Motion unanimously
carried.
REQUEST FOR Mr. Halley made a presentation rcquesting authorization
FENCING FOR ALTA to seek bida for 2020 linear feet of six -foot cyclone
LAIIA PARR fence for Alta Loma Park.
Motion: Moved by Palombo, seconded by Mlkels to
approve the request to seek bids for the 2020 feet of
chain -link fence. Motion unanimously carried.
City Council Minutes
September 6, 1978
Page 4
CONSENT CALENDAR Items "a" and "1" were requested by the Council
to be removed for further discussion.
The following Consent Calendar item. for
approval were:
b. Property damage claim mounting to $713 to
Mrs Pamela Nilson be paid.
c. Claim against the City for $26,000 by Linda
Rebecca Nendias be referred to City Attorney for
handling.
d Set September 20, 1978 as a Public Hearing ,
for the following:
Appeal by Louie R. Parke
Appeal by Freda Shelley - (moved to Oct. 4, 1978).
Zone Change by William Longley
Zone Change by Harry Rinker
e. Accept grant of easement (road) for highway
and road purposes -- Jasper Street - 447350 $B.
f. Request for on -sale general Alcoholic Beverage
license for Mar -Rod, Inc., Deone's, 8108 San
Bernardino Road.
S. Tract 9255: Accept roads and release bonds
located on the north side of Sixth Street between t
Hellman Avenue and Archibald Avenue. Il
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Performance Bond (water) in the amount of $31,000
Performance Bond (never) in the amount of 34,000
Lusk /Walton Cucamonga - 17550 Cilette, Irvine
h. Tract 8815: Accept roads and release bonds
located on the east side of Turner Avenue between
Baseline and Church
Performance Bond (water) in the amount of $38,000
Performance Bond (sewer) in the mount of 20,000
Rent Land Company - 17881 Sky Park North, Irvine.
I. Claim against the City in th4 mount of
$500,000.00 by Randy Lee Lane be referred to the
City Attorney for handling.
j Accept surety bond in the mount of $5,000
and sign agreement with Ronald Cray - Plot Plan
82 -81.
k. Tract 9083 -3: Release bond of $3,200 to
Clarunece P. Mannerly.
Tract 9451: Release bond of $2,200 to Royal
Oak Homes.
Tract 9287: Release bond of $3,200 to Crowell -
Leventhal, Inc.
Tract 9595: Release bond of $2,000 to Cary
Miller,.
Motion: Moved by Palumbo, seconded by West to
approve the Consent Calendar as listed. Motion
unanimously carried.
City Council Minutes
September 6, 1978
Page S
JOINT -USE ACREEMENT Item was removed from the Consent Calendar for
discussion. Mr. Hubbo explained purpose of the
Edison Company Agreement which was to recogvlto prior r1Shr, of
the Edison Company.
MoLion: Moved by Palombo, seconded by Dr!ioeaer
to approve the Joint -Use Agreement with the Edison
Company Ration unanimously carried.
APPLOVAL OF BILLS Item was removed from the Consent Calendar for
discussion. After some distuewlon on some of
the items, it was moved by Palombo, seconded by
Nest to approve the bills Ration unanimously
carried
NEW BUSINESS Schlosser brought up again the problem regarding
Alta Cuesta in Red Hill. Captain Nickum explained
the proeebs which was now taking place. A speed
survey was being conducted by the City Engineer which
would start the next week. Once thin was completed,
then radar could be used.
Mikels brought up the problem at 19th and Sapp:,ire
In which he had received numerous complaints. There
were some curb and Putters mission In a section.
Concern was expreso%d that this could result in
another bad "wauhout" during the ralnj season it not
corrected.
Mr. D'Errico sold there was no lighting In his
neighborhood. He was referred to the City Engineer.
ADJOURNMENT Motions Moved by Neat, seconded by Palcnlw to
adjourn the meeting. Meeting was adloc-oed at 9:17 p.m.
Mattnu unanimously carried
Respectfully submitted,
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Beverly Authelet
Deputy City Clerk
Cl1Y OF RANCHU CUCANONCA
MEMORANDUM
RONNIE
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DATE: September 20, 1978
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TD: CITY MANAGER IND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: JACK LAH, DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
SUBJECT: ZONE CHANCE NO. 123 -81 - A change of zone from A -1 (limited agriculturb)
to C -2 (general commercial) and M -1 (limited Industrial) for approxi-
mately five (5) acres of land located at the southwest Intersection of
Interstate 15 and Foothill Boulevard - Request submitted by William
Longley.
Mr. Langley is requesting a change of zone from A -1 to C -2 and 1I -1 for five (5)
acres of land located on the south side of Foothill Boulevard jusr vest of
Interstate 15 (Exhibit "A ") The applicant is proposing to zone the front 300
feet of the property C -2 and the remaining portion 1I -1 Mr. Langley intends Co -
develop a building supply center by locatLnR the retail sales portion of his
business in the C -2 zone and the storage of building materials such as sand,
rock, and gravel in the M -1 pottlon of the site
The proposed General Plan designates the project site as general commercial
uses along the Foothill Boulevard frontage at a depth of approximately 250 -300
feet with the remaining portion designated as industrial uses The project
site is presently vacant and zoned A -1 The surrounding zone and land use is
as follows:
Zoning land Use
North .1 -1 Vacant
South A -1 Vacant
East A -1 Vacant
Nest A -1 Vacant
The proposed zone change Is consistent with the proposed General Plan Further,
the site to suitable in size and shape to accommodate uses permitted in the
proposed z. is . It should be noted that the project site Is located directly
across the street from a potential regional shopping center Therefore, any
development plans submitted for this site will be carefully examined by Staff
to insure that the design of the site will be attractive and compatible to a
regional shopping center.
ZONE MLWOE NO. 123 -81 -2- September 20, 1978
A notice of public hearing was published In die Cucamonga Times on September 7,
1978. In addition, notice of said hearing was mailed to property owners within
300 feet of subject property The Planning Commissicn, at its meeting of
September 13, 1978, held a public hearing for this request At that hearing,
no one spoke In opposition of this proposal However, a property owner in the
vicinity of the project site has voiced concern that a building supply center
would not be compatible to a future regional center if not designed properly.
The Planning Commission has approved Resolution No. 78 -05, which is attached
for your review in consideration, and recommends apl -oval by the City Council.
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RESOLUTION NO. 78 -05
A RESOLUTION OF THE RANCHO CUCAMONGA PLANNING COIMISSION POR
TILE ADOPTION OF THE RANCHO
CHANCE NO. 123 -81 TO ORDINANCE NO. 17
BY CHANCING TIIE ZO.NZ FROh A -1 TO C-2 FOR THE FRONT 300 FEET OP
171E PROJECT SITE AND M-1 FOR —'E REMAINING PORTION LOCATED ON
TILE SOU71! SIDE OF ON E%lI18IT "A". RD ILL OOULEVA
SHOWN ON OF INTERSTATE 15 AND
and accepted WHEERtEh ,eon the 24thbday of Hay' 1978, an appllcatlon vas filed
Project
WHERP.S, on t1,a 13th day of September, 1978, the Plsnni�g Coax
mleafon held a duly advertised public hearing pursuant to
the California Covernment Code; and Section 65854 of
WHEREAS, on the 13th day of September, 1978, the Planning Com-
misslon of the City of Rancho Cucamonga finds;
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I. In the proposed zone Inotermseof access, yal¢esuitable for [te uses permitted
Ing land uses in the surrounding area; and and compatibility with eztst-
2 That the proposed zone change would not have a significant
Impact on the environment nor the aurzaundind properties.
3. That the proposed zone change is in conformance with the
proposed Cenaral Plan
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED:
1. That pursuant to Section 65850 to 65855 of the California
Government Code, the Planning Comission of the City of Rancho Cucamaaga
hereby recomends approval on the 13th day of Sept. 78, 2ona Change
ber, 19
No. 123 -81 which Is nttacLed hereto and Bade a part of ch19 resolution.
2. The Planning Coamlaslon hereby recomsnda that the City
Council approve and adopt tone Change No. 123 -81.
hereby adopted by [hoop]onniniad copy of this resolution and related material
Council. 8 Co®lasfon shall be transmitted to the City
APPROVED AND ADOPTED thin 13th day of September, 1978,
PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OP RANCHO CUCAMONGA
BY: q
ilcrmen Romp , Chafrm
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Seeretary of the Planning Comiasfon ,
1. .tack Lam
the City of Rancho Cucamonga; do herebyacertify that the
resolution
was duly and regularly Introduces, passed, and adopted by the Planning Commie -
j_� elon of the CSty of Rancho Cucamonga at a regular eeeting of the Planning
Comfaelon held as the _13th day of Seetmbar
:K4; ', following vote tt- ll:
AYES: COMMISSIONERS: Rmpel, Jeoes, Garcia, Tolatoy, Dahl
NOES: COMMISSIONERS:
ABSENT: COipLISSIONEPS:
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SEAEE REPORT
DATE: September 20, 1978
TO: City Manager 6 Members of the Council
IRO-l: Jack lam, Director of Community Development
SUBJECT: ZONE CHANGE NO. 95-85 - A change of zone from A -1 (ll:alted agri-
culture) and C -1 (limited commercial) to N -' (light industrial)
for 15.8 acres of land located on the southwest corner of Archi-
bald and Arrow - Request submitted by Harry Rinker
Mr. Rinker is requesting a change of zone from A -1 and C-1 to N -1 for approx-
imately 15 acres of land located on the southwest corner of Arrow Route and
Archibald Avenue (Exhibit "A "). The applicant Intends to develop this area
as a planned industrial complex The applicant has been before Elie Planning
Commisnion with such development plans and the Commission has approved the
first phase of development for this project, contingent upon the change of
zone being approved by the City Council.
The Proposed General Plan designates the project site as light industrial
uses. The project site Is presently vacant and zoned A -1 and C -1. Sur-
rounding zoning and land use is as follows:
The proposed zone change is consistent with the Proposed General Plan. The
project site in suitable for the uses permitted In the proposed zone in terms
of agrees, size, and compatibility with surrounding land uses. Further, the
proposed zone change will have significant impact on the environment nor sur-
rounding properties
A notice of public hearing was published in -he Cucamonga Times, on September
7, 1978. In addition• property owners within 300 feet were notified of said
hearings. The Planning Commission, at Its meeting of August 23, 1978, hold a
public hearing for this request. At that hearing, there was no opposition
voices for this project No correspondence in regards to this request has
been received either for or against this project
The Planning Commission at its public hearing, approved Resolution No. 78 -02
which is attached for yeir review and conaideration The Planning Commission
recomuends approval of this zone change based an the findings listed in said
Resolution.
't Respectl lly e 1 red,
JACK LAN, Director of
Community Development
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The proposed zone change is consistent with the Proposed General Plan. The
project site in suitable for the uses permitted In the proposed zone in terms
of agrees, size, and compatibility with surrounding land uses. Further, the
proposed zone change will have significant impact on the environment nor sur-
rounding properties
A notice of public hearing was published in -he Cucamonga Times, on September
7, 1978. In addition• property owners within 300 feet were notified of said
hearings. The Planning Commission, at Its meeting of August 23, 1978, hold a
public hearing for this request. At that hearing, there was no opposition
voices for this project No correspondence in regards to this request has
been received either for or against this project
The Planning Commission at its public hearing, approved Resolution No. 78 -02
which is attached for yeir review and conaideration The Planning Commission
recomuends approval of this zone change based an the findings listed in said
Resolution.
't Respectl lly e 1 red,
JACK LAN, Director of
Community Development
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RESOLUTION NO 78 -02
A RESOLUTION OF THE RANCHO CUCA304CA PLANNING CML41SSION FOR
THE ADOPT104 OF ZONE CHANCE NO 95 -85 TO ORDINANCE NO. 17 BY
CIL164GING THE ZONE FROM A -I AND C -1 to M -1 FOR 15 83 ACRES OF
LAND GENERALLY If7CATED ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF ARROW ROUTE
AND ARCHIBALD AVENUE. AND SHOWN ON EXHIBIT "A" wI1IC11 14 ATTACHED
HERETO AND MADE A PART OF THIS RESOLUTION.
WEEREAS, an the let day of May, 1978, an application was filed
and accepted on the above described project; and
WHEREAS, on the 23rd day of August, 1978, the Planning Commission
held a duly advertised public hearing pursuant to Section 65854 of the Calif-
ornia Government Code; and
WHEREAS, on the 23rd day of August, 1975, the Planning Commission
of the City of Rancho Cucamonga finds;
1 That the supject property is suitable for the uses permitted
In the proposed zone In terms of access, size, and compatibility with exlst-
1ng land uses in the surrounding urea; and
2. That the proposed zone change would not have a significant
Impact on the environment nor the surrounding properties
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED:
1. That pursuant to Section 65850 to 65855 of the California
Govetoment Code, the Planning Commission of the City of Rancho Cucamonga
hereby recommends npproval on the 23rd day of August, 1978, Zone Ch -nge
No. 95 -85 which is attached hereto and made a part of this resolution
2. The Planning Commission hernby recommends that the City
Council approve and adopt Zone Change No. 95 -85.
3. That a certified copy of this resolution and related material
hereby adopted by the Planning Commission shall be transmitted to the City
Council.
APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 23rd day of August, 1978.
PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF RA.4CHO CUCAMONGA
BY:
Jorpt Gafcf, .11011.=
ATTEST:
Secretary of the Planning Commission
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the City of Rancho Cucamonga, do hereby certify that the foregoing tesolution
was duly and regularly Introduced, passed, and adoptad by the Planning Commis-
010n of tla. City of Rancho Cucamonga at a regular meeting of the Planning
Commission held On Lite 23rd day of Anaual , 19 76 , by the
following vote to -wit: _ --
AYES: COMA SS INNERS: Garcle, Junes, Toletoy
NOES: CaM ISS IONERS:
ABSENT: CML41SS104ERS: Rempel, Dahl
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STArF REPORT
INTO: September 20, 1978
TO: City Manager 6 limbers of the City Council
IROM: Jack Lao, Director of Community Development
SURII.Cf: AN APPEAL OF THE RANCHO CUCAMONGA'S PLANNING COMMISSION FOR ZONE
CHANCE NO. 107 -67 - A change of zone from A -1 -5 (limited argi-
culture) to C -1 (United commercial) for property located on the
south side of 19th Street approximately 1,500 feet east of
Hermosa - Request submitted by Louis R. Parks
The applicant, Louis and Carolyn Parks, have requested continuance of this
public hearing to January 17, 1979 (Exhibit "A "). This represents a four
month extension in these appeal pr..•.eedings. As this appeal request was
originally submitted on July 6, 1978, Staff recommends no further exten-
sions beyond this request Therefore, Staff recommends that the City Coun-
cil continue this public hearing to their regularly scheduled meeting of
January 17, 1979
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' Respectfully submitted,
JACK LAM, Director of
ti Community Development
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ORDINANCE NO. 40
AN ORDINNICE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, ASSUMIIIG RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ENFORCEMENT
OF TPE 1`1DOILE110NE PARKS ACT AND RELATED REGULATIMS OF
TIIE CALIFORNIA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE AND DESIGNATMG THE
ENFORCEMIT AGENCY
NIIEREAS, it is the interest of the City of Rancho Cucamonga to assume responsi-
bility for the enforcement of the 1.lobilehomie Parka Act a1,d related regulations
of the California Administrative Code:
Now, therefore, it is resolved as follows:
1. The City of Rancho Cucamonga hereby assumes responsibility for the
enforcement of the California Health and Safety Code, Division 13, Part 2 1
(llobilehome Parks Act) and related regulations of Title 25, California Adninis-
trative Code, within the City of Rancho Cucamonga
- The San Bernardino County Department of Environmental Health Services 1s
hereby designated as the enforcement agency for the City of Rancho Cucamonga -nd
1s authorized to provide the qualified personnel necessary to enforce the provisions
of the Mobilehome Parks Act consistent with the state's enforcement program.
3. As needed to meet the program goal and objectives, the County Department of
Environmental Health Services is directed to assign. up to two qualified employees
to enforce the provisions of the Mobilehome Parks Act
4 The schedule of fees contained within the Mobilehome Parks Act shall be
applicable within the City of Rancho Cucamonga to provide for the cost of adnin-
istration and enforcement of the MoMlehome Parks Act The County Department o.'
Environmental Health Services shall administer and collect these fees for deposit
within the County Treasury to offset the costs of the. enforcement responsibility
5 fhero exists within the boundaries of the City of Rancho Cucamonga eight (8)
mobilehome parks with a combs a total of approximately 1280 mobilehome dwelling
units Approximately one -third of these parks have more than 80 spaces. one -third
of these parks have more than 140 spaces, and the remaining one -third more than
200 spaces Average age of park is seven years The majority of the existing
mobilehome parks are in a generally excellent to good condition. The remainder
are in fair condition in regards to compliance with tnis Chapter there are no
major violations.
6. with the adoption of this ordinance, the City of Rancho Cucamonga hereby
int�ads to mn!et the public protection intent and provisions of the California Health
d Safety Code, Division 13, Part 2 1 (Mobilehome Parks Apt) and related regulations
of the California Administrative Code, Title 25 pertaining to mobilehome parks to
assure that all mobilehome parks within the City of Rancho Cucamonga are safe,
sanitary and acceptable residential areas. Reasonable compliance to th maintenance,
sanitatiod, safety, use and occupancy provisions of the Plobilehome Parks Act is
anticipated within three (3) months from the effective date of this ordinance.
7. The effective date of enforcement by the City of Rancho Cucamonga shall be
October 1, 1978.
PASSED, APPROVED anA AWPTED fhi. day of __ 1476
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AGENCY
County at son Bernardino
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Hr Lauren H. Wasserman, City Manager
City of Rancho Cucamonga
P.O. Box 793
Rancho Cucanonga, CA 91730
Dear Mr. Wasserman
We have reviewed the recently adapted amendments to Title 25 pertaining to —
the local enforcement assumption of responsibility for the Hobilehome Parks
Act. We have also reviewed the model ordinance that was given to us by you
and have drafted some suggestions on how the ordinance should be worded,
which is enclosed.
I have also discussed the inappropriate actions by Hr. Erkel to take
Immediate action to assume this responsibility contrary to the intent of
the City to assign enforcement responsibility to >,lis department with
Mr. Wittersheim and Hr Smart, of the State Department of Housing and Community
Development. They indicated that they will pursue this with others in that
department for resolution and the possibility of allowing an interim "business
as usual" until such time that we take care of the necessary paper work. You
naY also wish to either write or call Mr. Smart (916) 445 -9471 or Hr. Wittersheim,
e,pressing your views on this matter.
I would be pleased to work directly with you or your staff on the final ordinance
or any other documents that are necessary to carry out the agreement between
the City and this department
RLR:dr
cc: Leonard Wittersheim, H /CD
Roy Smart, H /CD
Robert B. Rigney, EIA Admin.
Sinceraly,
RICHARD L ROBERTS, R.S , MPH
Director
STATE OI CAIIIOINIA
ARTMENT OF HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
SIOH OF CODES MID STANDARDS - Administrative Office
Tenth Street, Sacramento 95014 (916) 445 -9471
August 15. 1978
Mr. Lauren M. Wasserman
City Manager
City of Rancho Cucamonga
P 0 Box 793
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
Dear Mr Hascemmn:
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This letter is to acknowledge receipt of Resolution No. 78 -38 regarding
assumption of responsibility of enforcement �f the Mobilehome Parks Act
by the City of Rancho Cucamonga.
A.tendment to California Administrative Code, Section 5022, provides for
a new procedure effective May 3, 1978, pertaining to the transfer of
at.thority of enforcement responsibility. I have enclosed a copy of
those requirements, together with a form outLinpof an ordinance that
may be helpful to you in responding to the condit on -f s —oT-Cali-fOrnia
Administrative Code, Section 5022.
' The City of Rancho Cucamonga proposes to designate the San Bernardino
Department of Environmental Health Services as the local enforcement
agency TI* regulations require a statement to include the total number
of personnel assigned to the mobilehorte parks program. H? would appre-
ciate a yO of the -sontract- hetween_th€ -Land the Srn Nt�uardino
Department of Env, ronmentaUJealthServicps. Arrangemlrnis may [�'mmde
for certification of inspection personnel to perform a mebilehome
installation inspection through our Southern Area office by contacting
es and Standards Administrator II, Donald Erkel. lis address is:
Donald A. Erkel
Codes and Standards Administrator II
Department of Housing and Community Oevelopisnt
28 Civic Center Plaza, Room 639
Santa Ana, California 92701
(714) 558 -4161
Until the department relinquishes the enforcement responsibility to the
City of Rancho Cucamonga, we are required by Health and Safety Code.
Section 18400, to enforce the Mobilehome Parks Act within the City of
Rancho Cucamonga Representatives from Hr Erkel's office will contact
1;
Mr. .^
Mr. Lauren M. Wasserman -2- August 15, 1978
the former enforcement agency, San Bernardino Environmental health
Services, to secure records on those existing parks within the City of
Rancho Cucamonga The department will notify all park operators of the
department's enforcement responsibility.
Should you need further information regarding this matter, please
contact either Mr. Erkel or myself.
Sincerely.
G. L -Roy" Smart
Codes and Standards
Administrator I
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cc: Con Erkel
Shemin Nichols
San Bernardino Environmental Health Services
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TITLE 25 h1UBUMI04E PAaas, SPECIAL OCarPA Cy Sol
IA"UW M Na t.TILAILER PAY.ES A %D CAMPCBOUNOS Plumbing
1973 Edition la�adoyg ed bby tbo�Intemelluna Afisala i oof Pmbing
and Nlechankal Officials.
I lhdl - I. Amendment tied It7.M dea,,,,Wd effm" Wlwth day IArredta
(i4awn 70, Na 30).
V. AmendaAat Bled 647.73, d7Mhr flu yfi day th.,d n j&%wn 73,
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ADYINISIaAnOM AND tarOACM, A'
5930. Patforcement The deputment shag administer and
force ad the provisions of this chapter, exceppt w thry relate to mobile.
homes and to mobllehome acceswrryy buddings or structures baled
outside ofmobilehome parks w pro, ed in Section 115031 of the Califs.
nia Ileallh and Sfet•, Code or in a city, county, or city and county,
which has rimmed responsi6ilfty for th0 mfcrce•.nent of Division 17,
Put 21, of the Cahfomia llealth and Safe)y C«le reLsling to mobdr
home fucks, pursuant to the prmislans of Section IM
5023. Local Enforcement. la) ",ml tion of resportsibilwy for
the enforcement of Mvidon 13, Part 21, of the California Itealth and
Safety Cade and the prmislons of this chapter relating to the enform
mentfthfscha ter within rnobdehoma rks byacity. county, or cisy
or bDorIt tot suoco';�:9Ati�.w.,i officLa ;-- &--.c- , OflhelIYcouncil
adminisireNre reguf7tlons, r, unuwn sa, 1`311 21, and the related
121 Name of agency or agencies delgated enforcement respon.
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(3) A statemeul that the designated local enforcement agency will
PProvide q%Wified personnel necessary to eniarce the provisions of
h chapter consistent with the state enforcement program; state•
ment dull inch-de total number of Personnel assigned to enforce•
ment program
ProvisioAdoption f the tfea haAndd Wety Code. Division 13. contained t 21 and the
related administrative regEuulations
(5) (it A stat mt aelon
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Ili) i Wscriptbn of tasting mobilehome parks N the Judsdi,
tier. Including conditions and occupancy status.
(W) Specific local objec.ives, program plan and time table do
signed to acldete enforcemen; comphance.
(6) Effxilve date of awauptwn of enforcement.
Administrative office copies the of of Cod" and a nd Sttand�ardd$ not the
than 50 days prior to file dedgtuled rffective date of assumplf m of
enforcement
ORDINANCE N0. 41
All ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNLI. PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIO3AYird
OF ORDINANCE NOS. 27, 34, AND 35 AND OTHCR ORDINANCESvi THE
CITY HERETOFORE OR HEREAFTER ADOPTED WHEREIN NU SPECIFIC
IENALTY PROVISIONS ARE SET FURTH, AND DECLARING THE
URGENCY TILEREOP.
The City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California,
data ordain as follows:
SECfION 1: Any act or omdeslon declared unla�ful by the provisions
of Ordinance Noe. 27, 34, and 35 of the City of Rancho Cucamonga,
California-, is an Infraction punishable by fine of twenty -five ($25.00)
dollars
SECTION 2- Except In "sea where a different punishment is
prescribod by ordinance of this City, every person who violates any
provision of, fails to comply with any of the mandatory requirements of,
or done any act declared unlawful by the provisions of my ordinance of
the City of Rancho Cucamonga, Ctlifornia, heretofore or hereafter
adopted. Is guilty of a mUrdemasnor, and upon conviction, shall be
punishable by fine of not more thrn Five Hundred and no /300 Dollars
($500.00), or imprisonment fui^ s period not excecdinS six (L) months,
or by both such fine and imprisonment
SECTION 3: The City .:ouncil does hereby find and declare that
this Ordlmnce is for the immediate preservation of the public peace,
health or safety, and shall take effect immediately upon its adoption
J
ae an urgency ordinance. LL
APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of t
1978.
AYES:
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ATTEST:
City Clerk
Mayor
Rancho Cucamonga
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DECLARATION Or IYPACTION
Pursuant to Government Code Section 65971 and Section 4 of Ordinance 30 of
the City of Rancho Cucamonga, the Board of Trustees of the Alta Loma School
District submits to the City Council this Notification of Condition of Over-
crowding.
The decision to file this Notification of Condition of Overcrowding is
based Do the following;
1. In excess of 900 pupils are on double sessions.
2. The overcrowding affects the attendance areas of all existing
schools
School Rated Caracity Estimated Enrollment
Alta Loma 595 650
CarnL "sn 682 907
Jasper 630 859
Alta Lows Jr. High 563 Boo
Total 2,470 Total 3,216
The Alta Loma School District has reviewed all practical and reasonable methods
for mitigating overcrowded conditions. Those adopted include:
a. Use of relocatable structures and trailers to the extent feasible
with District finances
b. Realignment of school boundaries to allow for the opening of
another elementary school later this year.
c. Use of all local bond and state loan revenues to the extent
Allowed by law. These funds are currently being used to com-
plete an elementary school this year, the junior high next
year and to purchase an additional school site.
d. The funds from the sale of one school site will be included in
the funds necessary to purchase another needrtd site
e. There are currently no classreeme used for non- instructianal
purposes.
There are currently no agreements between the Alta Loma School District and any
residential developer• whereby temporary-use buildings will be leased to the
school district.
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CZRTIFICATION OF MINUTES
.`�• The Governing Board of the Alta Loma School District of San
Bernardino County, California, met in rrm.:wr session on
the with day of 1978_, at the usual meeting
place.
MEMBERS PRESENT HERE: Fmst, kettle and Tangenan
MEMBERS ABSENT WERE: Anderson and Brindley
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The following motion was made by Member Kettle ,
seconded by Member Tangeean , and carried.
Number of members voting AYE: _ 3
Number of members voting NO: o
...to adopt the Declaration of Impaction certifying overcrowded '
conditions to the City Councll of Rancho Cucamonga as presented.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
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COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO)
I, John r. wrMnmry , Secretary to the Governing Board of the
Alta Loma School nistrict of San Bernardino County, California, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true, and correct copy
of a motion adopted by the said Board at a r.e•irr meeting
thereof held at ita regular place of meeting at the time and by
the vote above stated, which motion is contained in the minutes
of the meeting of said Board.
etary to theme
ORDINANCE NO. 70
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CM COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAHONCA, CALIFORNIA, PROVIDING FOR FINANCING OF INTERIM
SCHOOL FACILITIES
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Tile City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, does
ordain ae followet
SECTION 1. Authority. This Ordinance Is adopted pursuant to the
provisions of Chapter 4 7 (commencing with Section 65970) to the provisions
of Division 1 of Title 7 of the Covernment Coda.
SECTION 2. Purnase, The City Council of the City of Rancho Cuca-
monga, California, hereby finds and declares as follows:
(a) Ade ;uate temporary school facilities should be
available for pupils caused by new residential developments.
(b) New residen.ia/ developments may tequire the ex-
pansion of existing public schools of the construction of new school
facilities.
(c) New residential developments frequently cause con-
ditions of overcrowding in existing school facilities which cannot Immediately
be alleviated by school districts under existing capital funding laws.
(d) The public health, safety and welfare require a
new method of financing for interim school facilities to alleviate conditions
of overcrowding in the public schools caused by new residential developments
SECTION ). Definitions.
(a) The term "developer" includes every percon, firm,
corroration, or other business entity constructing or installing a new. _
dwelling unit or mobile home spate, either directly or through the
services of any employee, agent, or independent contractor.
(b) The tors "duelling unit" includes each single
family dwelling and each unit of a multiple unit duelling structure designed
as a separate habitation for one (1) or more occupants The tera "dwelling
unit" also Includes new factory -built housing installed in accordance with
Section 19950, et seq., of the Health and Safety Code of the State of
California.
(c) The term "mobile home space" includes each space
In a aabile home park designed to be used for parking a mobile home on a
temporary, acmi- permanent or permanent basis,
(d) The term "school districts" includes all school
districts located in whole or In part within the City of Rancho Cucamonga,
California.
(e) "Conditions of overcrowding" means that the total
projected enrollment of a school during the eighteen (18) months following
occupancy of the proposed development exceeds the capacity of each school
as determined by the district's reasonable class size formulae and specific
classroom use designated by the district for the particular year of the
report as defined in Section 4 of this Ordinance. In no case shall the
capacity so computed exceed the design capacity of the school as determined
by the State Bureau of School Facilities Planning
(f) "Reasonable methods for mitigating conditions of
overcrowding" zhall include, but are not limited to, concepts such as:
(1) Any agreement entered into by the affected
school district which would alleviate conditions of overcrowding caused by
new residential developments.
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(2) The use of relocatable structures, student
transportation, and reasonable school boundary realignments ,
(3) The use of available bonds or State loan re-
venues to the extent authorised by law.
(4) The use of funds which could be available from
rho sale of surplus school district
real property and funds available frost
other appropriate sources, as determined by the governing body
school districts. of the affected
Agreements between subdivider de-
veloper of residential developments in theaffectcds hwhereby
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ooldistrict
temporary use buildings will be leased to the school district
or temporary
use buildings owned by the school district will be used The developer will
the
Pay coat of relocation of temporary buildings owned by the school district,
claserot as (6) Elimination of non - instructional use of
(9) "Residential development" means a project containing
residential dwellings, including actlile homes,
of one (1) or more units or a
subdivision of land for the purpose of constructing or locating thereon one
(1)
or more residential dwelling units.
SECTION 4. Notiflcatlon of Conditions of Overcrowdln The governing
body of
a school d!e[rf cc which operates, In whule or in part, within the City
Of Rancho Cucamonga, California,
may at any time pursuant to Government Code
Section 65971, notify the City Council that conditions
of overcrowding exist
in one (1) or more attendance areas within the district Such notice of
findings shall be in wrtttng and shall act forth the clear and convincing evi-
dence upon which such findings based
are and shall include the reasonable
mitigating solutions con.,dered. Evidence
of continued overcrowding shall
be verified for the City Council in the annual audit report as defined
in
Section It of this Ordinance.
SECTION 5. Concurrence by City. After receipt of any notice of findings
complying with the
requirements of Section 4, the City Council, if it concurs - with such school district findings,
do
shall so by resolution
SECTION 6. Pindinp for Development Approval. Within an attendance
area, where the City Council has
concurred in a school district's notice of
findings that conditions of overcrowding exist, no decision - making body
shall
approve an application for a residential development within such area and
no
building parmlt for a duelling unit shall be issued unless the City Council
m.,kes one (1) of the following findings:
That
mado for payment of fees or some eother provision rhas been agreed iupon abybeen
the applicant for a residential development and the school district to
mitigate the conditions of overcrowding within that attendance area; or,
social, or environmental al factors, which, In thea�udgmentdofgtheydeci sinnma4ing,
body, mould bonefit the City, thereby Justifying the approval of a residential
development otherwise subject to the provisions of this Ordinance without re-
quiring the payment of fees or other alternate provision required by this
Ordinance.
SECTION 7. Payment of Pees. In an attendance area where the City
Council has concurred that overcrowding exists, the applicant of a proposed
residential development, as a condition of approval, or the obtaining of a
building permit, 51011 pay fees, an equivalent arrangement In lieu thereof, or
do a combination thereof unless excepted as provided in Section 6, subsection
(b), as determined by the City Council during the hearings and other proceedings
on specific residential development applications. Prior to the imposition
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of the fens, It shall be necessary for the City Council to make the
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following determination: That the interim facilities to.be constructed,
leased, or rented from such fees, are consistent with the general plan.
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SECTION 8. Amount of Fees and Time of Payment.
(a) When fees are required by this Ord lnance, such
fees shall be $700 00 per single family dwelling unit, or $350.00 per
mobile home spare or each unit of a multiple unit dwelling structure
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which contains two (2) of more bedrooms Any room designed for sleeping
which has a closet, is a bedroom for the purposes of this Ordinance.
(b) When fees are required by this Ordinance, such
fees shall be paid at the time tike building permit is approved and Issued.
Fees shall be held in trust by the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California,
until transferred to the affected school district or districts.
SECTION 9. Refunds. if a residential development approval is
vacated or voided, and if the City still retains the fees collected there-
for, and If the opplicant so requests, the City Council shall order the
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fees returned to the applicant
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SECTION 10. District Schedule. Following the decision of the City
Council to require the payment of fees, the governing body of the school
district shall submit a proposed schedule in accordance with Government
Code Section 65976.
Such schedule shall specify how the district will use
the fees to solve the problems of overcrowding The schedule shall state:
(a) The classroom facilities to be obtained;
(b) The location of the classrooms; and,
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(c) The times such classrooms will be available.
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If the district cannot meet the schedule, it shall submit the modifications
and the reasons therefor to,the City Council. _
SECTION 11. Accounting. Any school district receiving funds pur-
suant to this Ordinance shall maintain a separate accounting for any fees
paid and shall file a report with the City Council on the balance of the
account at the end of the previous fiscal year and the facilities leased,
purchased, or constructed dk.ring the previous fiscal year In addition,
the report shall specify which attendance areas will continue to be over-
crowded when the fall term begins and where conditions of overcrowding
will no longer exist. Such report shall be filed by August 1 of each year
and shall be filed more frequently at the request of the City Council
SECTION 12 Use of Fees. All fees collected pursuant to this
Ordinance and transferred to a school district shall be used only by the
district for the purpose of providing Interim classroom and related
facilities.
SECTION 13. Agreement for Fee Distributior. If two (2) separate
school districts operate schools in an attendance area where the City
Council concurs that overcrowding conditions exist for both school districts,
the City Council will enter into an agreement oath the governing body of
each school district for the purpose of determining the division of revenues
�1 from the fees levied pursuant to this Ordinance
II ' SECTION 14. Termination. When it is determined by the City Council
that conditions of overcrowding no longer exist In an attendance area,
Like City Council shall cease imposition of any requirements under this
Ordinance
SECTION 15. Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence,
clause, phrase, or portion of this Ordinance is, for any reason, held to
be valid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent
Jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining
JOSEPH N. D11OR1O
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September 20. 1978
Mr Jack Lamb
Director of Comsunity Development
City of Rancho Cucamonga.
Re: Zone Change Number 12 3-81 by
Mr. William Lonaey.
Dear Ns. Lamb,
my partners and I ovn.or are in eserov to purchase, property to the
West and North of the subject Bite For the record, ve have no ob-
jection to the rezoning, but reserve the right to object to any site -
plan Mr. Longley may submit for approval
Our objection vould be based on a pobflict Inblandiuse beareen
Mr. Langley's proposal and our proposed Genera
,00 feet South from Foothill Boulevard, and also In the area 300 feet
Went of and adjacent to the Devore Freevay, should the preservation of
such a corridor be approved as part of the General Plan process to
retain the flexibility of rerouting at least cart of the future Edison
corridor along the freeway
next revsmonths DI doinotconstraints
belie e nit is possibleeto develop during
a site plan
that comfortably conforms to the objectives of the General Plan.
Thank you for your consideration
Yours .n11
oeeph R D1[orio
JND:rmk
cc Mr Lauren Wasserman
City Manager.
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portions of this Ordinance. The City Council hereby declares that it would
have adopted this Ordinance and each section subsection, sentence, clause,
phrase or portion thrreof, irrespective of the fact that any one (I) or wro
sections, subsections, clauses, phrases or portions be declared invalid or
unconstitutional.
APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 21st day of June, 1978.
ATTEST:
City Clerk �
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City of Rmabo Cucaaonga
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RESOLUTION NO. 78 -54
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, CONCURRING IN THE
FINDINGS OF THE ALTA LOfM SCHOOL DISTRICT THAT
CONDITIONS OF OVERCROWDING EXIST IN SAID DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, tha governing board of the Alta Loma School Dis-
trict of San Bernardino County, California, at its regular met-
ing on September *, 1978, adopted a motion entitled "Declaration
of Impaction" wherein said governing board found and declared
that conditions of overcrowding existed in said school district;
and,
WHEREAS, the governing board of the Alta Loma School Dis-
trict has notified the City Council of the City of Rancho Cuca-
monga, California, as required by Government Code Section 659711
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Rancho
Cucamonga, California, does resolve, determine and order as fol-
lows:
The City Council concurs in the findings of the governing
board of the Alta Loma School District which findings are con-
tained in the aforesaid "Declaration of Impaction" for all attend-
ance areas within the Alta Loma SchooA Distric /
APPROVED and ADOPTED this Wk day of -
1978.
ATTEST:
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AYES:
HOES
ABSENT:
City Clerk
mayor of e city of Rancho
Cucamonga
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September d, 1978
Mayo, Jeid •s C. 110"t
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CITY OF RANCHO UCAh ONGA
ADMINISTRATION
SEP 11 1978
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On Jun: ll, 1918 I extended an invitation on behalf of the Board of Super -
vism•s to th^ Lity or Rancho Cucamonga to Join with the County of San -
Rarnardiu, ". IVJifying all earlier Joint Exercise of Powers Agre,"ant,
erecting Lh Arr,,idaiiad Justice Association, in order to establish a new and
supar.t^ r,ii0nal j,,,tice and delinquency prevention planning district
(rrgiuu) vlthin th" County.
On Juul 77, 191x, . e City of Rancho Cucawonga indicated its desire to Join
"fill ills faurrty to .pt>rblish the lieu planning Jistrirt by approving the
P ,.,I.J Ggrr,•,r._nt. --Ibsequently, though, the State office of Criminal Justice
Plennwg (0 C.J 11 1 !nJlcaled certain required changes In the Amended A9ree-
0 ,IL Those ch, i\ I:ave been approved by the State and the County Counsel is
Of,ire „I,d ,Irp h;:, I ,Jrated into the attached Second Amendment to the Joint
1 °�r.tse of rn.e•r= ,recment establisufug a now and separate eriwinal Justice
and delinquency pr,- wntlon planning district within this County.
Tim O.C.J P. has sch -doled the matter of the creation of the San Bernardino
Comity Crlwinal Justice and Dalinquency Prevention Planning District (Region
V) for _onsid••ratiou tid approval by the California Council on Criminal
J:KtICID at the Coun - -il's meeting on September 29, 1978. If approved the new
Planning District r :weld be created effective October 1, 1978, subject to
lvtificdtion of tha attached Second Naendcd Joint Exercise of Powers Agree -
rxuL Iy tha Cuunty an.l at least that one -half of the Cities In the proposed
Uistrict Oilch contain at least one -half of the population of the District.
The O.0 J.P. his further indicated that it will not approve or execute a
grant award for planning dnd ad,ainistratlon funds for the new Planning
District until th.: adopted J.P A. Is In evidence with an effective date of
October 1, 1918, It is necessary, therefore, that the Cities act upon the
attached Joint. Peters Agreement as soon as possible.
Again on behalf of the Board of Supervisors I wish to invite your City to
Join with the County in approving the acL "ched Second tmended Joint Exercise
+•p i
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Septwher S, 1970
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oc fuir.•I P.grecnmt to establish a new and separate criminal jnstiLe and
Jell,., .y I . . .,limn ph. liw9 district within the County of San Ceroar•dinu.
I1. .;,me the Agre,went and present it to your Council for Lonsideration
'1114 .. .un ds c;.,clay as possible.
SIIIL. � ;Iy,
fiom:,, o lowbri,.t, chairman
p ew J .1 5..,.ci : i n •,
Bill Intl lil.l.
Arro.J. 0 JI•.tke r,•.sociatlon
.. I,Uf:oll VN, ..sh
LL. to,l GoLJ.nn, r..aty Administrative Officer
City Ildnagerw/
Att••rl,,..:nt
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SECOND AltENDMUNT °70
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JOINT EXERCISE OF POWERS AGREI]MUNT
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FSTAULISIIING THE ARROINIFAD JUSTICE ASSOCIATION
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THIS AGREEMENT, dated for convenience no of the lot
6
day of October, 1978, by and between the County of San Bernardino,
7
a political subdivision of the State of California, hereinafter
8
referred to is COUNTY, and the City of Adelanto, a municipal
9
corporation, the City of Barstow, a municipal corporation, the
10
City of Chino, a municipal corporation, the City of Colton, a
11
municipal corporation, the City of Fontana, a municipal corp:oratio
12
the City of Loma Linda, a municipal corporation, Lilo City of
13
tlontclair, a municipal corporation, the City of 113rdles, a
14
charter city, the City of Ontario, a municipal corporation, the
15
City of Rancho Cucamonga, a municipal corporation, the City of
°: Ga
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Redlands, a municipal corporation, the City of Rialto, a
pa
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municipal corporation, the City of San Bernardino, a charter
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city, the City of Upland, a municipal corporation, and the city
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of Victorville, a municipal corporation, hereinafter rufarred to
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as CITIES, hereby amends the Joint Potters Agreement establishing
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the Arrowhead Justice Association dated for convenience the
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1st day of October 1977.
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li I T N E S S E T N;
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26
VIRERMS, the County and cities recognize that compro-
27
hensive planning for the efficient use of criminal justice and
28
juvenile justice a„d delinquency prevention resources reguiras
29
a permanent coordinating effort on the part of local governments
30
and local criminal justice and juvenile justice agonciesl and
31
32
WIIF.R=AS, tits County and Cities recognize that it is
33
desireable to coordinate local criminal justice and juvenile
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34
justice activities, and planning for the use of State and
35
Federal funds made available Lbroagh any grant program; and .:omply
36
with the provisions of the Federal Statutes as amended; and
RWS:mn
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1 1'1rERRAS
2 . each party tJ this agreement is a public
agency and is authorized to enter into this aereemsnti and
3
' WHEREAS c
5 to develo ech party to this agreement deems it necessary
p a separate public entity by a joint exercise of pownru
6 agreement to devise an organizational and administrative structure
7 for the purpose of creating the Regional Crimin]3 Justice Planning
8 1 District for the opera
9 tion of a County -wido criminal justice
and juvenile justice planning and coordinating system, oncoirgnssin
10 the geographic territory of the parties to the agreement, and
11 to secure approval from the California Council on Criminal Justice
12 hereinafter referred to as C,C,
13 C.J., and
14 11 ""EREAS# Section 13902
IN of the California Penal Code
provides that:
?t, 16 'Each Count y Planning
C� 17 district
`o � y Placed within a single count 'annin
F may constitute a planning district upon execution of a
�rSP[g 10 joint powers agreement or arrangement acceptable
to the county
of 6 19 and to at least that one -half of the cities in the district which
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20 contain at least one -half of the population of the district.
E-3 21 Coenties placed with
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a multicounLy planning district may con_
atituto a planning district
3 upon execution of A joint sowers
agreement or other arrangeme u nt accept.lblo to the participating
24 counties and to at least that one of the cities in such
25 district which contain at least one -hnlf of the population of
26 such district. If no combination nation of ono -halt of the cities of a
district contairs at least one -half of the population of the
2E district, then agreement of any half of the cities in such
29 district is sufficient to enable execution of joint powers
30 agreements or other acceptable arexecution for constituting
'1 planning districts -, and
32
33 101EREAS
in the interest of time, the pirtins harato
-r 34 intend to make this
35 agreement effective upon its exucution by
the County and at least that one -half of the
36 proposed district which contain at 'oast on "halfeofithe
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1 11 population of the County, while being nevertheless desirous of
2 having all Lhe Cities within the County become signatories to
3 this agreement; and
4
5 WHEREAS, the County and Cities have the power, under
6 1 the provisions of Article I, Chapter V, Division VII of Title I
7 J of the California Government Code, commencing at Section 6500,
8 I to enter into and carry out the terms and conditions of this
9 Joint Powers Agreement; and
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11 MIEREAS, there presently exists a JoinL Exercise of
12 Powers Agreement, dated for convenience as of the 1st day of
13 October, 1977, by and between the County and the fifteen Cities
14 within the County, created for the purpose of providing a
15 method by which the County and the Cities could participate tn-
i.�,a 16 the mini - block, ram r
p aJ , as provided by Section 303 (a) (4) of the
17 omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968, as amended;
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ewe 19 NON THEREFORE, the County and Cities for and in con -
iiy 20 sideration of the mutual promises and agreement herein contained,
^� 21 do agree as follows:
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23 Section 1. Effective Date.
24 This agreement shall become binding upon each party
25 hereto upon execution hereof by that pa,ty.
26 Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement Number.78 -256,
27 dated October 1, 1477, is hereby amended effective upon the date
28 of the ex.r,• :ion of this agreement by the County and that one -half
29 of the Cities which contain one -half of the population of the
30 district. Upon amendment of Joint Powers Agreement Number 78 -256
31 all actions heretofore taken by said Committee from October 1, 197
32 to the date of its amendment are deemed as being valid and in
33 I effect by each party to this agreement and are not nullified
34 by said agreement.
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Section 2. Purpose O. A reejent.
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The purpose of this agrouaent is to improve and
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coordinate compreliennivo criminal and juvenile justice planning
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and to improve the operations of the cr:,..lnal justice and
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juvenile justice system within San Bernardino County through
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the establishment of a new and separate criminal justice and
7
delinquency prevention planning district. .,&is district shall
8
be referred to as the San Bernardino Cour.Ly Criminal Justice and
9
Lelinquency Prevention Planning District, and shall be assigned
10
by the C.C.C.J, an identifying letter of the alphabet for its
11
designation as a planning district. Said district shall be
12
commonly referred to as the Arrowhead Justice Association.
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Section 3. Non- waiver. _
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The County of San Bernardino and the Cities which are
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parties to this agreement do not, by the approval of this agreemen
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waives, assign, or othenrisc forego any right to any funds, grants,
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entitlements from the Pedaral or State Government or other sources
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to which they are otherwise entitled under law.
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Section 4. Creation of the District.
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Pursuant to Section 13902 of the Penal Code, State of
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Califn.,.ia, and Article I, Chapter V, Division VII of Title I
24
of the California Government Code, commencing at Section 6500,
25
ncc:e is hereby created a new and separate criminal justice and
26
delinquency prevention planning district and a new public entity
27
to be known as the San Bernardino County Criminal Justice and
28
Delinquency Prevention Planning District. Said District shall
29
be a public entity separate and apart from the Cities and County
30
which are parties to the agreement. The debts, liabilities,
31
and obligations of the District shall not constitute debts,
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liabilities or obligations of either the Cities or County.
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Section 5. Establishment of a Local Board.
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A local criminal justice and delinquency prevention
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planning board shall be established pursuant to Title 6.5 Section
4
13903 of seq, of the California Penal Code, and shall be reference
5
to as the San Durnardino County Criminal Justice and Delinquency
6
Prevention Planning Board hereafter referred to as the "Board".
7
Tile Board shall be recognized as the regional planning,
8
coordinating, and supotvisory body for the San Bernardino County
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Criminal Justice and Delinquency Prevention Planning District.
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A. Membership; Stan3ards of Composition.
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The Board Tall consist of 30 members and shall
13
be comprised of a majority of local elected officials and shall
14
be reptescntaflvo of the_law enforcement and criminal justice -
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agencies including agencies directly related to the prevention
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and control of juvenile delinquency, units of general local
gs�s
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government, and public agencies maintaining programs to reduce
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and control crime, and shall include representatives of citizens,
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professional, and community organizations including organizations
20
directly related to delinquency prevention, representing a broad
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range of community interests and viewpoints; and shall be balanced.
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in terms of racial, sevual, age, economic and geographic factors;
23
representatives of the public shall comprise at least one -fifth
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of the membership and shall be representatives of citizens,
25
professional, and community organizations, including organizations
26
directly related to delinquency prevention. In no case shall a
27
City be represented by more than one member.
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B. Members; Number of Positions; Alternates;
30
Appointing Authority.
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Board of Supervisors - one position - Board of
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Supervisors appointment.
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Chairman or Commissioner, Juvenile Custico
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Delinquency Prevention Commission - one position - Juvenile Justic
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and Delinquency Prevention Commission appointment.
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Chief of Police - seven p, sitions - City Selection
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Committee appointment.
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1 Chief Probation Officer - Automatic appointment.
2 City Couucilparscn - six positions - City Selection
3 Committee appointment.
4 County Administrative Officer - Automatic appointne
5 County Superintendent of Schools - Automatic
6 appointment
7 District Attorney - AuLomatic appointment.
a JusLice Court. Judge - one position - Board of
9 Supervisors appointment.
10 Mayor - two positions - City Selection Committee
11 appointment.
12 Municipal Court Judge - one position - dunicipal
13 Court appointment.
14 Person from the private sector - one position =
15 Board of Supervisors appointment.
16 Parson involved in drug abuse control or prevention
17 - one position - Board of Supervisors appointment.
18 Parson representing the field of education - one
19 position - Board of Supervisors appointment.
20 Public Defender - Automatic appointment.
21 ReproserrLative of Public /Mental Health - Board of
22 Superviso -s appointment.
23 Sheriff - Automatic appointment.
24 Superior Court Judge - one positiun - Superior
25 Court appointment.
26 The appointing authority may designate an alternate
27 for each member.
28 Each elected member shall serve for the period
29 of his elected term. Each nonelected member of the Board shall
30 serve until such time as the appointing authority removes said
31 member and appoints another individual to serve as a member.
32
33 C. Meetings.
34 1. The Board shall provide for its regular meetin
35 The date, time, and place of holding of the regular meeting shall
36 be fixed by the Board.
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( 2 noticed and held and conducted in accordance with the provisions
3 of the Ralph M. Brown Act, cornencing with Section 54950 of the
4 Government Code.
5 3. The Planning Director, or a person designated
6 by the Planning Director, shall cause to be kept minutes of all
7 meetings of the Board and shall, as soon as possible after each
B meeting, cause a copy of the minutes to be forwarded to each
9 member of the Board.
10 4. A majority of the Board shall constitute a
11 quorum for the transaction of business except that less than a
12 quorum may adjourn from time to time.
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14 D. Officers.
15 The Board shall select a chairman and vice Chairman
W°zatZ 16 The Secretary of the Board shall be the Planning Director, or his
�7 -itu 17 designee. The treasurer of the District shall be the Treasurer
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Oa 19 custody of all money of the District from whatever sources.
$s� 20 The audito -- controller of the District shall be the Auditor —
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22 warrants to pay demands against the District approved by the
23 Board. The attorney for the District shall be the County Counsel
24 of the County of San Bernardino or his duly authorized Deputy.
25 Public officers or persons who have charge of or who handle
26 or have access of any property of the District shall file an
27 official bond in the amount fixed by Inw. The District shall
25 have power to appoint and employ such other officers, employees,
29 consultants, advisors, and independent contractors as may be
30 deemed necessary.
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32 E. Reimbursement of Costs.
33 It is anticipated by the parties that the District
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at the reasonable costa of providing the aforesaid sarvicos.
F. Funds.
The Treasurer of the County shall maintain in a
separate trust account funds received by t a nnard.
�It shall ba the responsibility of the Planning
Director to prepare an annual working budget to be submitted t
the Board for its consideration and such other duties as theme
Board may direct.
Section 6. Powers to be Exercised by the Board.
The powers to be exercised by the Board shall be as
follows:
A. Coordinate local criminal justice and juvenile
justice ,planning activities within San Bernardino County.
b. Plan and budget for the use of Federal and State
funds made mailable through the Crime Control Act of 1973
(Public Law 93 -83) and amendments tharato, the Juvenile Justice
and Delinquar.cy Prevention Act of 1974 (Public Law 93 -415) and
amendments thereto, and any other grant programs which may affect
the criminal justice or juvenile justice systems.
C. Apply for, receive, and disburse Federal., State
or other funds, and serve as a conduit for applications for
Federal and State criminal justice and juvenile justice funds
and evaluate the programs which receive such funds.
D. Develop comprehensive, unified and orderly
procedures to insure that local criminal justice and juvenile
justice plans are in accordance with Federal and State guidalines,
and that all applications for grant -in -aid, loans, awards or
other forms of funding assistance are processed efficiently.
E. Cooperate with, and render technical assistance
to, units of local government, combinations of such units, or
other public or private agencies, organizations or institutions
in matters relating to criminal justice and juvenile justice.
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I F. Conduct evaluations of programs and activities
2 of criminal justice and juvenile justice systems.
3 G. Perforce other functions and duties as may be
4 required by Federal or State Laws, local ordinances, rules,
S regulations, guidelines, or policies,
6 The Board is authorized, in its stn name, to do all
7 acts necessary for the exercise of said powers for said purposes,
8 including, but not limited to, any or all of the following: to
9 make and enter into contracts; to employ staff and agents; to
10 acquire, maintain and dispose of real and personal property;
it to incur debts, liabilities or obligations which do not con -
12 stitute a debt, liability or obligation of the Cities and County,
13 and to sue and be sued in its rnwn name. Such powers shall be
14 exercised subject only to such restrictions upon the manner of-
is exercising such powers as are imposed upon the Cities and County
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23 The Committee shall establish such conditions for entry to the
24 District as will be fair to the new member and to all other memberi
25 to this agreement. The governing board of the jurisdiction
26 that seeks to join the District shall subscribe to this agreement.
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28 Section B. Term and Termination.
29 This agreement shall be in full force and effect until
30 terminated by the parties thereto. Any party may, by resolution
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32 least six months notice to all other parties, including the Board,
33 that it is terminating its rights and duties under this agreement.
34 I No termination shall be effective prior to September 30 of the
'( 35 year next following the date of notice. Withdrawals from mombersh
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torminato the agreement as to the remaining =tubers, nor to
terminate the district, unless the remaining membership excluding
the County is less than those signatories representing at least
ona -half of the population of the district. Population figures
shall be determined by Lho latest published estimates of the
State Department of Finance. 14hon any party has ceased to be a
party to this agreement, it shall not be entitled to again become
a party to this agreement except upon consent of two - thirds of th
remaining parties and upon such terms and conditions as may be
imposed by action of said parties.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused
this agreement to be executed and attested by the proper
officers therannto duly authorized, and their official seals to
be hereto affixed as of ilia day and year first above written.-
Attest:
C I ty C1orr
APPROVED AS TO FORM this
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CITY OF ADELANTO
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STAFF REPORT
DATE: September 20, 1978
TO: City Council
rRON: .lack Lam, Director of Community Development
SUKJLCf: SPACE NEED FOR CITY HALL
Basic to the successful operation of any organization is adequate work space
to carry out Its functions. There is currently a need not only to obtain
additional work space, but also to begin thinking a, it the mid -term ade-
quacy of office space for the entire City operation.
City Council has authorized the hiring of additional staff, but now we -
must address the question of where to house this staff. Currently the
City Hall consists of two offices, one in the old bullding containing ap-
proxima tely 1,110 square feet of work area and the new building which
consists of 3,200 square feet of work area. Planning and Engineer-
ing staff is now located in the original space while Administration, Fi-
nance, and Community Services is located in the new building. Although
it is desirable it= an efficiency stand point to keep departments under
one roof, the current office space the City has is not adequate nor is
it located such that this can be achieved. The Building and Safety func-
tion must be housed In the new building, since there 1s absolutely no
room available in the former building (If you will visit the former
building, you can readily see why ) The placement of Building and Safety
staff In the new building, will eliminate any additional space that build-
ing currently ties. There still remains the question of where to house the
additional Planning and Engineering staff without even considering any new
staff from any other department.
We have just been informed by our landlord, that the unit direztly adjacent
to the former office unit, will become available October 1 This unit is
smaller than the former unit, but represents the only available office in
the entire complex available to the City. While this space is itself is
not adequate for the kind of work that must be accommodated, we have at-
tempted to show how the entire Planning and Engineering function may be
accommodated in this additional unit. Schematic drawings have been en-
closed in your packets, showing the placement of employees through June,
1979, In both the new building, the former unit, and the unit that will
become available on October 1 As one can Bee, the space layout shows
how we wan possibly squeeze all employees in the available space rather
than approaching it from the perspective of how to allocate space so that
efficiency is served and the public my be adequately served Same equip-
ment is not even shown because there is no space to place such equipment.
The layout has been designed in such a way that If a department must be
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divided, the division should occur within a specific function although in-
efficiency would result. Staff proposes the Building and Safety function
(including the Public Works inspection function) be placed to the new
building for the following reasons:
1. The Building and Safety function involves the handling of money
relating to permit issuance Therefore, the Division would be
located under the same roof as the Finance Department, which
collects the money.
2. For proper lnterface,it is only logical to place the Public
Works Inspectors and Building Inspectors under the same roof.
Again, this Is not an efficient space allocation since the
coordination of Public Works Inspection must be across the
parking lot In Engineering and the coordination of Planning
approval and permit Issuance must be across the parking lot
In the former building. IThe clerical staff must be split _
and certain files must be split) The reminder of the
Planning and Engineering staff is shown both in the former
building and the soon to be available unit It nLauld tie
noted that the occupancy loads will be exceeded for all these
units Obtaining this additional space 1s only a stopgap
measure until a more adequate and permanent solution is
i, developed
t 1. Staff recommends that City Council authorize staff to lease the above
described unit at $395 00 per month for a period of one year.
2. Authorize staff to evaluate the future space needs of the City and
develop alternative solutiona for the City Council prior to June, 1979,
Reai:ectfu 1 submittri,
JACK JACK oE�
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Community Development
P.S If any Council mmbar sees any problems with this request or have
any questions, please call me prior to the Council meeting.
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CITY OF RA`1CHU CUCVIONGA
MEMORANDUM
DATE: _ September 20, 1978
TO: CITY MANAGER AND HOMERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: LLDYD NUBBS, CITY ENGINEER
SUBJECT: VINEYARD AVENUE CROSSING OF THE CUCAMONGA CREEK
In conJunction with the previous approval of the Cucamonga Crack bridges,
the City Council approved a construction phasing which involves the closure
of streets at Creek crossing for the duration of construction. The
Engineering Department would agree with this approv ^h for all routes with
the exception of Vineyard Avenue Vineyard Avenue currently provides
direct access from the population centers of the City to the San Bernardino
Fremay Current trafflr on this route 1s 10,000 vehicles per day The.,
closing of this c asl at ca Be ek would d v�rt �•Efir „ong
Arrow I1 way to Crov venue and Hellman A ue to rth S eet Lord
pet3' f e�t-i>�F�the. ells] n Avenue nor rove Avenue are
dealra6le — tui'eadlverslon of this magnitude of traffic The City
share of providing a detour In lieu of the traffic diversion is estimated
at $15,000.00
RECOMMENDATION:
It is the recommendation of the Engineering Department that the City Council
direct San Bernardino County Flood Control to construct a detour In con-
junction with the construction of the Vineyard Avenue croaiing of the
Cucamonga Channel.
Respectfully submitted,
LLOYVIWHBS
City Engineer
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A RESOLUTION OF 711E CITY COUNCIL OF Tn8 CITY OF RANCHO,
CUCAHONGA, CALIFORNIA, AUMORItING SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY
TO CONSTRUCT SIGNALS AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF SAME=
STREET/ARCHTBALI) AVENUE AND SAN HFRN.WDINO soon /vromnC
BOULEVARD.
WHEREAS, Elio projects for Installation of traffic signals and
safety lighting at the San Bernardino Road /Foethf ll Uoalevard and
Baseline Street /Archibald Avenue Intersections were !ncluded in teo,
San Dernardino County Road Budget at the time of Incorporation of
the City of Ranch.. Cucamonga; and
WHEREAS, the City and County have agreed char rho projects shoul-d
be completed by the County In the ease manner as originally planned;. and
WHEREAS, State Law provides for the acceptance of City sues[&
Into the County Road System for purposes of construction (to comply
with requirements that County Road funds be spent solely on the County
Road System); and
WHEREAS, upon completion of the construction it wt1L be approprfacd
for the City to resume all maintenance responsibility.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council, of the CLCg
of Rancho Cucamonga requests the County to arrange for and administer
the Installation of traffic elgnala and related facilities at the Sam
Bernardino Road /Foothill Boulevard and Baseline Streer/ArchiWfd Avon"
Intersections; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Council consents to dealgna-
tion of the portion of San Bernardino Road from Foothill Boulevard'
west 250 feet, and portions of Archibald Avenue and Baseline Street
extending 250 feet either side of the Intersection of said street# as.
County Reads from the date of award of a contract to acceptance of
the contract as complete; and .
BE IT ALSO RESOLVED that upon acceptance of the contract as
complete by the County Board of Supervisors, San Bernardino Road,
Archibald Avenue and Baseline Street shall automocieally revert to
City street status and all maintenance responsibility assumed by Clio
County during the construction period shall become the responetbtllry
of the City
APPROVED AND ADOPTED this __day of „ j¢
MAYOR OF THE CITY OF RANL'RO CUCAHONGA'
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK
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August 7, 1978
Hr Lloyd Hubbs, City Engineer
city or R"rho Cucamonga
9340 Basel •e Unit A (P.O. Box 793) File: H06233
Rancho Cucamonga, California 91730
RE.: PROPOSED TPAFFIC SIGNAL AT SAR BERNAPDINO ROAD MO FOOTHILL
BOULEVARD (SH 66)
Dear Hr_ Huhbs:
In accordance with the agreement between the City and County
regarding the funding of certain road construction projects within
the City, we have now completed the plans and specifications for
the San Bernardino Road /Foothill Boulevard traffic signal project.
A set of the plans was furnished to you by Tony Gray last week.
The cooperative agreement between the County and CALTRANS is
currently being processed (scheduled for Board of Supervisors action
on August 14). A copy of the propose/ agreement is attached for
your information.
Since this project now lies within the City, it is requested
that you ask the City Council to approve a resolution authorizing
the County to proceed with the construction. To legalize the ex-
penditure of County Road Funds on the project, the resolution should
also consent to the county's acceptance of the portion of San Ber-
mardino Road within the project limits (from Foothill Boulevard west
256 feet) into the County Maintained Road System during the construc-
tion period. The resolution should further provide that the road
will automatically revert to the status of a City Street upon com-
pletion of the construction contract and that the City will at that
time automatically assume tore County's share of maintenance respon-
sibility. A rough draft of such a resolution is attached for your
possible use.
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Hr Lloyd Hubbs, City Engineer
city or R"rho Cucamonga
9340 Basel •e Unit A (P.O. Box 793) File: H06233
Rancho Cucamonga, California 91730
RE.: PROPOSED TPAFFIC SIGNAL AT SAR BERNAPDINO ROAD MO FOOTHILL
BOULEVARD (SH 66)
Dear Hr_ Huhbs:
In accordance with the agreement between the City and County
regarding the funding of certain road construction projects within
the City, we have now completed the plans and specifications for
the San Bernardino Road /Foothill Boulevard traffic signal project.
A set of the plans was furnished to you by Tony Gray last week.
The cooperative agreement between the County and CALTRANS is
currently being processed (scheduled for Board of Supervisors action
on August 14). A copy of the propose/ agreement is attached for
your information.
Since this project now lies within the City, it is requested
that you ask the City Council to approve a resolution authorizing
the County to proceed with the construction. To legalize the ex-
penditure of County Road Funds on the project, the resolution should
also consent to the county's acceptance of the portion of San Ber-
mardino Road within the project limits (from Foothill Boulevard west
256 feet) into the County Maintained Road System during the construc-
tion period. The resolution should further provide that the road
will automatically revert to the status of a City Street upon com-
pletion of the construction contract and that the City will at that
time automatically assume tore County's share of maintenance respon-
sibility. A rough draft of such a resolution is attached for your
possible use.
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Upon execution of the State - County agreement and receipt of the
Council's resolution, we will be ready to proceed with aCvertisement
of the project. If you have any questions, please feel free to call
the undersigned at 383 -2804.
Very truly yours,
JOHN R SHONE
DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION
By 1` (, /, SL.. ,
JohM1 A Steger
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Planning Engineer
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HEMORANDUH
DATE: Septe:.er 20, 1978
TO: CITY MANAGER AND HEHBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: LLOYD HUBBS, CITY ENGINEER
SUBJECT: SIGNAL CONSTRUCTION AT SAN BERNARDINO ROAD AIM FOOTHILL
AND ARCHIBALD AND BASELINE
Attached for Council adoption is a resolution authorizing the County
Road Department to construct signals at San Bernardino Road and
Foothill and Archibald and Baseline In order to legally accomplish
this the construction Zen.- must be relinquished to the County for the
duration of construction. This resolution will accomplish that action.
These projects should be awarded-within three (1) months
Respectfully au itted,
LLOYD �
City Engineer
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M E M O R A N D U M
To: Lauren Wasserman
From: Btll Holley
Subject: Block Wall Graffiti
DaIC 9/15/78
The removal of graffiti from the many block walls in our City
is an expensive proposition There are two "reasonable" ways
to remove the graffiti:
1)- Painting _
2) Sandblasting
The first method, painting, would, however, also require the
painting of the balance of the wall to be visually acceptable
The second alturnative would be to remove the graffiti through
sandblasting the offensive section In terms of economics, this
is the more rcasonable of the methods
The sandblasting can be approached in three manners:
1) Contracting with sandblasting firms
2) Reatal of sandblasting equipment
3) Purchase of sandblasting equipment
Neither contracting for service nor rental of equipment are
economical, $45 -55 per hour and $80 per day, respectively
Further, neither method affords the necessary flexibility of
opera tits ( ii�e contractor may not be available or the equipment
may be previously rented)
There are two types of sandblasters available:
1) Dry
2) Wet
The "dry" requires a compressor and sandpot OSHA would require
our operator to wear a safety suit hood and respirator
Approximate package cost:
1) Compressor (used): $3500 +/-
2) Sandpot and gear: 1500 +/-
3) Operator suit: 1 750
total) 5750 plus tax
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The "wet" is one unit and requires no safety gear other than
goggles Cost:
1) $5795 00
The "wet" has advantages over the "dry" in:
1) Being self contained
2) Not creating any dust (Rancho Cucamonga
has many areas that are within "Dus,
Control Zones ")
3) More economical to operate
4) Safety
5) Can be used as a high pressure water
only blaster
A demonstration of the Littlefield Model 2000 -S Wn! Sand Blaster
and Nigh Pressure Blaster was given on September 13th and was
found to do the Job effeciently and well
Price quotes were received from two sources:
1) A A Equipment- Wolf 6 Sons
Montclair $5795 00 +tax
2) Littlefield, Inc. (Manufacturer)
Anaheim 5679 00 +tax
C012 -DENT AND RECO1,MNDATION: Graffiti is neither attractive to the
residents or visitor in our City Its removal must be addressed in
prompt and economical manner I recommend that a Purchase Order
be let to Littlefield, Inc , for $6019 85
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PROOF OF SERVICE BY MAIL
C.C.P. SS1013a, 2615.5
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
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COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
_ I am a citizen of the United States and a resident of
the county aforesaid= I am over the age of eighteen years
and not a party to the within- entitled actions my business
address is:
Law Offices of
WILLIAM M. SHERNOFF,
A Professional Corporation
666 South Indian Hill, Suite 102
Claremont, California 91711
On August 31, 1978 , I served the within - entitled
document:
CLAIM FOL DAMAGES Government Code 5910
on the parties in said action, by placing a true copy thereof
enclosed in a sealed envelope with postage thereon fully pre-
- paid, in the United States post office mail box at Claremont,
California, addressed an follows:
s CLERK OF THE CITY COUNT"
City of Rancho Cucamonga
City Hall, P. O Box 793
Rancho Cucamonga 01 91730
I certify (or declare), under the penalty of perjury,
that the foregoing is true and correct.
Executed on August 31, 1978 at Claremont, California.
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11 In the Matter of the Claim of ) CLAIM FOR DAMAGES -
12 ROBERT RAYMOND LAWRENCE, ) Government Code 5910
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16 TO THE CITY COUNCIL OF VIC CITY Or rNICIIO CUCA9011':A:
16 I, the undersigned, present this claim as a person acting on
171 behalf of ROBERT RAYMOND LAWRENCE, the claimants
18 iI A. The addresa of tae clairtant is: 7078 Enst Avenue,
19 Etiwanda, California.
90 The address to which I want notices regarding this
21 claim to be sect is:
22 L.n, Offices of WILLIAM M. SHERIiOFF, A Pr-7fessional
23 Corporation, 666 South Indian hill Boulevard, Suite 102, Claremont,
24 California 91711.
25 C. The date of the event giving rise to this claim is
26 Mav 28, 1978, and it occurred as follows
27 (1) On the- abovn data, claimant ROBERT RAYMOND LAWRENCE
je 28 I was operating a Datsun pick -up truck, California License Number
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3 1.5 miles west of Redwood Avenue, in the City of Rancho Cucamonga,
4 County of San Bernardino, State of California.
6 (2) Prior to and on said data, the County of San
6 Bernardino designed, constructed, irnrrved, worked on, and con-
? trolled the public street and highway known as Base Line Avenue,
8I approximately 1.5 miles west of said Redwood Avenue.
9 (3) On said date, and prior theteto, ..he public street
10 and highway was in a dangerous condition that created a sub -
11 stantial risk of the type of injury hereinaftor alleged when the
12 property was used in a manner that was rensonably foreseeable, in
13 that there was a dirt mound on said Base Lino Avenue, but there
14 was no warning sign of such fact and such danger would net be
15 reasonably apparent to, and would not have been anticipated by,
16 a person using duo care.
17 (4) On said date, ROBERT RAYMOND LAWRENCE, while
J8 operating his Datsun pick -up truck, as a result of the dangerous
19 condition of said Base Line Avenue, was nroximatoly caused to
20 strike and collide with said dirt mound, thereby causing the
21 injuries and damages hereinafter described.
22 D. The injuries and damages sustained by claimaint, no far
23 as they are known at this time, are massive head injuries.
Q4 E. The names of the public employees involved with the
25 creation of the dangerous condition and the failure to take
26 measures to protect against it arc unknown at this time.
27 P. The amount claimed as of this date, including the
28 estimated amount of prosnectivo injury and ciamago, insofar as it
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is presently known, is $500,000.00, based upon estimated medical
bills, loss of earnings, pronerty damages, and general damages.
Dated: August 31, 1978
WILLIAH H. SHERNOPP
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This Is to certify that the interest in
real property conveyed by the within In-
struwtnt to the City of Rancho Cucawonga,
a city incorporated under the love of the
State of California, is hereby accepted
by order of the City Council, and the
grantee consents to the recordation there
by its duly authorized officer.
Dated:
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By:
Lloyd Hobbs
Cloy Engineer ASSESSOR PARCEL N0. _
For RecorJe is s�4
Recording requested by GRA4T OF EASEMENT When recorded return to:
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Council (ROAD) Transportation Departa:eet -
hereby GRANT(S) to the CITY OF RA8L3fO
CUCAMONGA, incorporated under if,e laws of the State of California, an EASEMENT for IIICItWAY
and ROAD PURPOSES over, under and across the real property in the City of Rancho Cucawonga,
County of San Bernardino, State of California, described as follows:
A portion of Parcel No. I of Parcel flap No 3222, recorded In Parcel Nap Book 299 Page 34,
Records of San Bernardino County, desc�ibcd as follows:
BEGINNING at a point at the lnternectlon of the South line of the North 270.35
feet of Parcel Nn. 1 with the West ling of said parcel; thence along said South
line of the North 270 35 feet South 89 53' 20" East 40.00 feet; thence parallel
with the West line of Parcel No. t North 00 36' 00" West 125.29 feet to the begin= _
ning of a circular are concave to the Southeast and having a $3.00 foot radius;
thence along said circular arc a length of 35.83 feet through a central angle of
380 44' 22" to a point of reveral.rg circular arc having a tangent bearing of North
380 08' 22" East concave to the Southwest and having a 47.00 foot radius; thence
along said circular arc a length of 120.87 feat through a central angle of 1470
21' 03" to the West line of said Parcel No. 1; thence South 00 36' 00" Past 231 9t
feet along said West line to the Point of Beginning.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
a notary public Wi hin and for the
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