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CITY COUNCIL
:11Y OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
Regular Meeting
November 1, 1979
1 CALL TO ORDER
2 PLEDGE TO THE FLAS
3. ROLL CALL: Mikels_, Palombo_, Schlosser_, West_, Frost_
4 APPROVAL OF MINUTES: October 18, 1978
5 ANNOUNCEMENTS.
6 CONSENT CALENDAR:
The tollowing Consent Calendar Itr+a are expected to bo routine and non -
centrotorslal They will be acted -pon by the Council at ona time with-
out discussion. Any Council member, staff mumbor, or interested party
may request that an Item bo removed from the Consent Calendar for later
discussion
(page no 1
a Approval of warrants .. .. P 1
b Approve request for Alcoholic beverage License f•ur Off -Sale General..... F. 6
license by Thrifty Corporation at 19th 6 Carnelian
�c Release of deposit for H 5 M Lumber of $18,675 00 p,.7
d Tract 9337: Release bonds to Winnwood Estates Development of: ... p. 12
Performance Bond (sewer) In the amount of $36,000
Performance Bond (water) In the amount of $50,000
=fie Tract 9440: Approve a 60 -day extension to January 6, 1979. p• t3
f Set November 15, 1978 for Public Hearing of Zone Change 78 -01
from A -1 to A -P for property located at 9033 Baseline
Applicants - Coral Investments (No backup Information)
7 PUBLIC HEARINGS:
-- (Second Reading) All ORDINANCE TO CHANGE THE. 8. 18
corner of Baseline and Carnelian from R -1-7 to C -1 submitted by
Ontario Savings and Loan
ORDINANCE NO. 46
AN ORDINANCE CF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, REZONING
ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NO. 207-031 -04 (FILE NO
87-73)
City Council Agenda -2- November I, 1978
8 CITY MANAGER'S STAFF REPORTS:
(page no.)
A. REQUEST AUTHORIZATIOtI FOR MAYOR TO SIGN AGREEMENT WITH .P._21
BLAYNEV AND ASSOCIATES FOR PR,PARATION OF ZONING MAP
AND ZONING ORDINANCE.
At a previous Council meeting, the City Council approved the
allocation of $30,000 for the preparation of the Zoning
Ordinance and the Zoning Map It is recommended the Council
a,.thorize the Mayor to sign the Agreement
B. DECLARATION OF IMPACTION FROM CHAFFEY JOINT UNION HIGH......... ... p. 35
SCHOOL DISTRICT
As described In Ordinance 30, the Chaffey Joint Union High
School District Board of Trustees has filed the necessary
papers declaring a condition of overcrowding at Alta Loma
High School The decision to file the notification of over-
crowding Is based on the following
1 Overcrowding exists due to the occupation of newly con-
structed homes creating an enrollment in excess of the
rated capacity of the school.
2 Alta Loma High School was constructed to accommodate
1,800 students The current enrollment is 2,636
3 In attempting to alleviate this problem, the district
Installed 18 relocatable classrooms on the same site
Even with these Increased facilities, the rated capacity
Is only 2,284 student° for a normal 6- period day.
4 The district is currently bperating a 10- period day
schedule In order to survive these unfortunate conditions,
but proper educational opportunities would permit the
Alta Loma area students to have a 6-perlod day just like
all other areas within the Chaffey Joint Union High School
Ulstrict
As required by the City Ordinance, the District Board of Trustees
has also reviewed all practical and reasonable methods :or
mitigating overcrowded conditions Those alternatives which
were considered Include:
a Use of relocatable structures and trailers to the extent
feasible with district finances and site space
b Realignment of school boundaries was considered,
discussed, and proposed, but found to be Impractical
c Use of all local bond and state loan revenues to the extent
allowed by law.
d There are currently no classrooms used for non - Instructional
purposes
RECOMMENDATIOII: It Is recommnded that the City Council concur with
the findings of the Chaffey Joint Union District Board of Trustees
that overcrowded conditions exist at Alta Loma High School An
appropriate resolution has been prepared for consideration of
the City Council
(see oage three)
City Council Agenda -3- November 1, 1978
RESOLUTION NO 78 -64
A RESOLUTI0N OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, CONCURRING
IN THE FINDINGS OF THE CHAFFEY JOINT UNION
HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT THAT CONDITIONS OF OVER -
CROWDING EXIST IN SAID DISTRICT
(Faso no.)
8 C. DECLARATIOiI OF IMPACTION FROM CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT P 39
The decision to file notification of overcrowding in the
Central School District Is based on the following:
1 In excess of 1,039 pupils are on double sessions
2 The overcrowding effects the attendance areas of all
existing schools
3 No Immediate relief Is possible
The District Board of Trustees has also reviewed all practical
and reasonable methods for mitigating overcrowded conditions
Those alternatives which were considered Include:
a Use of ralocatable structures to the extent feasible with
district finances
b Realignront of school boundaries to balance school
enrollments
c Use of local bond and state loan revenues to finance a
proposed school These funds are currently being used to
construct an elerentary school and to complete construction
at the Cucamonga Junior pigh School
d There are currently no additional classrooms available for
instructional purposes
RESOLUTION NO 78 -65
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
RAIICI40 CUCAfONGA. CALIFORNIA, CONCURRING IN THE
FINDINGS OF THE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT THAT
CONDITIONS OF OVERCROWDING EXIST IN SAID DISTRICT
D. RECO14MEIID DESIGNATION OF THE CITY CLERK TO PREPARE OFFICIAL p 43
SUMMARIES OF CITY ORDINANCES OR PROP05ED AMENDMENTS TO
EXISTING ORDINANCES
As the City Council Is aware, the State law recently chae,ged
to provide an alternative to publishing the entit a text of any
proposed city ordinance or amendment to an existing ordinance
One of the provisions of the measure specifies that the City Council
In lieu of publishing the entire text of a proposed ordinance or
amendment to an existing ordinance may designate a City official
to prepare a summary of the ordinance The summary most be published
and a certified copy or the full text of the proposed ordinance
or amendment most be posted In the office of the City Clerk at
least five days prior to the City Council meeting which the pro-
posed law or amendment Is to be adopted Within 15 days after the
adoption of the ordinance or amendment, the City Council most
publish a summary of the ordinance, and the City Clerk must post a
certified copy of the full text of the ordinance along with the
names of those City Council members voting for and anainst the
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City Cauncil Agenda -4- November 1, 1978
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the measure. The purpose of the recent change In the law Is to
minimize the expense of publishing all ordinances In their
entirety. During the city's first year of Incorporation, publica-
tion is not required. However, after November 30, the City's
first anniversary date, the City must either publish ordinances
In their entirety or follow the new procedures by publishing a
summary of the ordinance.
RECOMMENDATION: It Is recommended that the City Cleik be designated
by the City Council to prepare officlal�sumnsrles of proposed
ordinances or proposed amendments to existing City ordinances.
(pago no.)
E. REQUEST FROM MOBILE HOME PARK TEN.4Nr5 FOR RENT REVIEW PROCESS..... . ,p. 46
The residents of approximately six vabile home parks within. -he City
of Rancho Cucamonga have submitted data concerning recent rent in-
creases in the mobile home parks within our community, in addition
to submitting the data, the residents have requested that the City
Council consider establishing a rent review board or some other
type of rent review process. Because of the complexity of the
Issue, It Is recommendea that the Item be referred to the staff
for further study. It Is recommended• that the City Council schedule
this item for the City Council meeting of December 6, 1978. This
will enable the staff to thoroughly research the experiences of
other communities.
RECOMMENDATION: It Is recommended that the request from the
sobile hone park tenants within the City of Rancno Cucamonga be
referred to the City Manager's staff for further study and a
recommendation
F. UPDATE REGARDING MODIFICATION OF COMMUNITY SERVICES BUILDING... . p• E4
On October 18, Staff presented a request to Council for authori-
zation to award an architectural and engineering contract to
Barmakian -Wolff and Associates of Upland. The subject of
the contract would be the surveying, design and engineering of
a 5600 square foot addition to the present structure The
project would also address tno rehabilitation of the existing
building and parkirg area. Council agreed the project required
further study and set November 1, 1978 as the date for additional
discussion
9 CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS:
10. NEW BUSINESS:
a. Council
b. Audience
II ADJOURNMENT.
i Octcber 18. 1978.
�C ITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA1
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES r
(Adjourned Meeting)
CALL TO ORDER the adjourned meeting of the City Council was held at the
Community Service Building, 9161 gasoline Road, Rancho
Cucamonga, on Wednesday. October 18, 1978
The meeting was called to order at 6:30 p.m. by Mayor Frost.
ROLL CALL Present: Council members Mikels. Palombo, West, and Mayor
Frost (Schlosser was late In a..endance)
WELCOME Mayor Frost welcomed appointees -elect of the Advisory Committee
and briefly explained the purpose and scope of the Advisory
Comaittee. Mr. Frost mentioned that it will eventually be
necessary to have the Advisory Committee select a chairman
and vice - chairman
Mayor suggested that the City Department Meads be given an
opportunity to address the appointees -elect to give a broad
overview of existing services and programs and a view towards
the future.
NEXT MEETING Mayor Frost recommended estebllshing a date for the members
elect to meet in cider to accomolish the above before taking
oaths of office. The appointees -elect cauuised for a few
minutes and selected October ji, 1978 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
at the Community Service Building as the meeting date and place
to hold this meeting .7
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Mayor Frost stated that the Council would officially recognize
the appointees -elect and have oaths of office admtntstered at the
next Council meeting on Naraa4rri -19T0^
ADJOURNMENT The adjourned meting with the Advisory Committee omcluded at
7:00 p.m. for the regular portion of the City Council meeting.
Respectfully submitted,
James Robinson
Assistant to City Manager
October 18, 19;8
CITY OF RANCHO CUCA NGA
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
Regular Meeting
CALL TO ORDER The regular meeting of the City Council was held at the Community
Services Buildine, 9161 Basel;ne Road, Rancho Cucamonga, on Wed-
nesday. October 1C, 1978.
the meeting was called to order at 7:10 p.m. by Mayor James C.
Frost, who lead in the Pledge of Allegiance.
ROLL CALL Present: Council members Mikels, Palombo, Hest, Schlosser and
Mayor Frost.
Acting City Manager, Jim Robinson; Interim City Attorney, Sam
Crowe; City Engineer, Lloyd Hubbs; Coar%nity Development Director,
Jack Lam; and Finance Director, Harry Empey.
14114UTES MOTION: Moved by Palombo, seconded by Hikels to approve the
minutes of October 4, 1978. Motion unanimously carried to approve
the minutes as submitted.
ANNOUNCEMENTS 1. Mayor Frost introduced Wanda Dixon of the Alta Loma Chamber of
Commerce. Mrs. bixon presented a gift to the City of forty trees
for use in the new Heritage Park, to honor both the nation's bi-
centennial and the new City. Mayor Frost announced that the ded-
,Cation of the park will take place on Saturday, October 21, at
10:00 a.m.
2. Councilman Mikels announced that he had attend the SCAG meeting.
Indicated that the Assembly of SCAG had passed a resolution regard-
ing historical sites. The resolution covered the method of not-
ification to the cities and the property owner of historically
designated locations. The resolution also establishes guidelines
to be followed in delegating any site a historical status. Re-
q.ested that-a copy of the resolution be given to the Chairman of
the Histo -ical Commission. The next meeting date of the Historical
Commission is set for November 14, 1978, at 7:00 p.m. in the li-
brary.
3. Leonara Gorzyza,acting chairman ofNtstorical Commission spoke.
Announced that the commission has set up its own guidelines, that
they intend to take an inventory of those sites located in the
City and that they have contacted the state agency to obtain the
required forms. Requested a City ordinance to be adopted regard-
ing these guidelines and the other required steps to comply with
the Federal Law of 1976. This can then be submitted to the State
for approval, thus enabling the City to create a source of revenue
from the State for the restoration and preservation of historical
sites within the City.
4. Councilman West announced that Mr. Hubbs, Mr. Robinson and he
had attended the Southern California Transportation Committee annual
meeting in Los Angeles. The guest speaker was Evelle Younger.
Indicated that cost people in attendance were promoting freeways..
/ %oaS S. Corrections to the agenda: Hr. Robinson requested authorization
to make the following corrections to the agenda:
The title of Ordinances No. 39 and 42 should read as follows
•Ai Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Rancho
Cucamonga, California...." Delete the following: "An Ordinance
of the City of Rancho ucamonga, California....'
h. Eliminate items • and 'Cr of the Consent Calendar, as
they are included in terns 7 D and 7 E in the main body of the
agenda.
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c. Resolution No. 78 -60 should be corrected to read,
"neauluticn No 7R -62
". Mayor Frost announced that the Bloodmobile would be at
Chaffey College on T►w - I-$ and Friday, Ovwlww" and 20.
7. Mayor Frost announced that the members of the three
Advisory Committees have been selected. Requested the Council
to come forward with guidelines under which the Committee wilt
meet and operate, and to formally set -up official meeting dates
CONSENT
The
following Consent Calendar items were presented for approval
C LDAR
with the deletion of items f and g.
a.
Approval of bills
b.
Tract 9429: Release of bonds to Valle Verde Ltd.
Performance Bond (sewer) $35,000.00
Performance Bond (water) $32,000.00
c.
Tract 9370: Release of bonds to Valle Verde Ltd.
Performance 8,.d (sewer) $11,000.00
Performance Bond (water) $20,000 00
d.
Approve Resolution No. 78 -59
RESOLUTION NO. 78 -59
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA. APPROVING PARCEL
MAP 110. 4463 ( TENTATIVE PARCEL HAP NO. 4463) AND
IMPROVEMENT AGgECMENT AND IMPROVMENT SECURITY.
PUBLIC HEARING
Ordinance
No. 39
(second
reading)
e. Approve Resolution No. 78 -58.
RESOLUTION NO. 78 -58
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFOPoYIA, APPROVING
PARCEL MAP NO. 4693 (TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP NO.
4693) AND IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT AND IMPROVEMENT
SECURITY
Motion: Moved by Palombo, seconded by Hest to approve and
adopt the Consent Calendar. Motion unanimously carried.
ORDINANCE NO. 39
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF RANCHO CUCANONGA, CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING COM-
PREHENSIVE TRAFFIC COHTROL REGULATIONS.
Motion: Moved by Palombo, seconded by Mikels to approve and
adopt Ordinance No. 39 and waive entire reading. Title read
by Mr. Robinson. Motion unanimously carried.
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City Council Mirutes
October 18, 1W
Page 3
PUBLIC HEARING
Ordinance No. 42 An ordinance providing for the controlled collection and
(first reading) disposal of refuse in residential areas only. Ordinance
had been on the last agenda. Corrections and deletions
have been made as requested by Council. Back on agenda
for first reading
Mikels moved that the City Council adopt the ordinance as
submitted and waive the entire reading. Seconded by
Palombo.
Schlosser indicated that lie would like to make a motion to
table this ordinance for six months. Indicated his reluctance
to see the City regulating a business that the City did not
need to get into.
Further discussion continued. Mikels indicated that the
City would not be granting a franchise, but rather a
method to regulate the collection of refuse.
Mr. Ed Burr, President of Rancho Disposal, and the owner
of Yukon Disposal addressed the Council. The latter
indicated that they needed the ordinance to allow th-m
time to amoriti2e their investment of equipment to service
this area over the next five years as covered by the
crdinance
Mr. Empey, Finance Director, indicated that if the ordinance
is not adopted, then there exists no five -year deadline.
Motion: Moved by Schlosser, seconded by West to table
this ordinance for six months, returning it for first -
reading at that time Motion unanimously carried.
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October 18, 1978
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v(nt of equl nt to service this atea over he next five years
as covere d b the ordinance.
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Mr. E'mpey, Finance Director, indicated that if the ordinance is
not adopted, then there exlsP no five year deadline.
MOTI01 Moved by Schlossel; seconded by Vest to tabl \this
ordi once for six (6) monihs, returning it for first rea i at
that time. piotion unan� zusly
carried.
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PUBLIC HE,%RING
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Zone Change
Request submitted by Ontario Savings and Loan to change the zone
No. 87 -73
on approximately 10 acres of land located on the southeast corner
of Baseline and Carnelian from R -1 -T to C -1.
It was the Planning Commission's recomoendatlon that the City
Council approve the zone change with all the findings and condi-
tions as listed in attached Ordinance No. 46. This will allow
for the recordation of the "Declaration of Restrictions" prior
to enactment of this zone change.
Jack Lam made the staff presentation of this item. He outlined
the restrictive covenant and the commercial uses that would be
allowed. Indicated that this restrictive covenant 1s being re-
quested by the applicant in favor of the City.
Mr. Jim Crowell, of Crowell- Leventhal, developers of this project,
briefly addressed the Council describing the intent of the project.
Mr. Doug Hone, of Hone and Assoc., spoke in support of the zone
change request.
MOTION: .Moved by Palombo, seconded by Schlosser to approve and
adopt Ordinance No. 46 for first reading and waiver of entire
�eading. Title read by Mr. Robinson Motion unanimously_ carried.
ORDINANCE NO. 46
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. CALIF-
ORNIA REZONING ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NO. 207 -031 -04
(FILE NO 87 -73).
STAFF REPORTS
Comnunity Dev.
Contract with the County of San Bernardino for building and safety
Department
services to cover the period from July 1 to September 15, 1978.
Staff report was presented by Jack Lam. Mr. Lan indicated that
the City and Cour•y had operated during that period of time with-
out a contract and that the maximum amount the City would be
paying for the services performed by the County would be $4,500.
MOTION: Moved by Palonbo, seconded by Hest to approve and adapt
the contract as submitted. Motion unanimously carried.
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Engineering
Division
Staff report was presented by Lloyd Hubbs. Mr. Hubbs indicated
that the amount of funds allocated by the Council on October 4,
Award of
1978 for the improvement of the intersection of Baseline and
Contract
Hermosa had not been sufficient to cover all the cost. Stated
that the engineering costs and the cost of some materials (concrete;
had increased. Requested Council to approve the contract and
amend the allocation of the original $10,000 to $15,000 to cover
the additional expenses.
MOTION: Moved by Nest, seconded by Palombo to amend and approve
the expenditure of $15,000 and award the contract. Motion unani-
mously carried.
Octty Council Mi8tueo •
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Reports The following items were handled as one report. Mr. Hubbs
indicated that this was the first time such items had come
before Council and he desired to familiarize Cuuncil with
these types of items.
ly,orJ Schlosser requested a two week delay on this item. Mikels
questioned the conflict this project might create for the funding
of any future City Hall. ,,
MOTION: Moved by Mikels, seconded by Schlosser to reconsider the
above motion by Palombo, seconded by Hest, and delay this item
for a two week period to the next regularly scheduled meeting of
November 1, 1978. Mution unanimously carried. Mayor Frost
requested copies of the Deed Restrictions on the property.
Block Grant
Program Staff report was presented by Mr Holley. Mr. Holley reported
on the October 2, 1978 Citizen's Participation Advisory Committee
(C -PAC) meeting. Briefly outlined the priorities established by
C -PAC with respect to street improvements, parks, and storm drain
1. Request for approval of drainage easement and adoption of
Resolution No. 78 -62 to grant and execute a quitclaim deed. Re-
quest submitted by Bue' Anderson of 6526 Amethyst. The need for
the easement no longer exists as it has been resolved by the
development of Tract 7632.
RESOLUTION NO. 78 -62
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA GRANTING AND EXECUTING
A QUITCLAIM DEED.
2. Accept an offer of dedication for Baseline.
RESOLUTION NO. 78 -61
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ACCEPTING AN OFFER
OF DEDICATION FOR BASELINE.
3. Accept an offer of dedication for Surstone Street.
RESOLUTION NO. 78 -60
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL FO THE CITY OF
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ACCEPTING AN OFFER
OF DEDICATI0.1 FOR SUNSTONE STREET.
MOTION:, Moved by Palombo, seconded by Schlosser to approve
and adopt Resolutions No. 78-62, 78-61, and 78 -60, and waiver
of entire readings. Titles read by Mr. Robinson. Motion
unanimously carried. - -
Comnunity
Services
Staff report was presented by Bill Holley. Mr Holley indicated
Department
that Requests for Proposals for modifications to the Community
Services Building had been submitted by three applicants. After
evaluation and discussion, the firm of Barmakian -Wolff and Assoc.
of Upland had been selected. Fee for their services and survey-
ing totaled $25,029. Mr Holley requested City funding for this
project.
A brief discussion followed Mr. Holley indicated that the fund-
ing of this project would enable the City to be better prepared
when grants became available, as often these grants have 90 day
time limits for submittal and groundbreaking.
It was moved by Palombo and seconded by West to approve the fund-
ing of this project for $25,029.
ly,orJ Schlosser requested a two week delay on this item. Mikels
questioned the conflict this project might create for the funding
of any future City Hall. ,,
MOTION: Moved by Mikels, seconded by Schlosser to reconsider the
above motion by Palombo, seconded by Hest, and delay this item
for a two week period to the next regularly scheduled meeting of
November 1, 1978. Mution unanimously carried. Mayor Frost
requested copies of the Deed Restrictions on the property.
Block Grant
Program Staff report was presented by Mr Holley. Mr. Holley reported
on the October 2, 1978 Citizen's Participation Advisory Committee
(C -PAC) meeting. Briefly outlined the priorities established by
C -PAC with respect to street improvements, parks, and storm drain
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facilities. Per the requirements of the U.S. Dapartment
of Housing and Urban Development, staff was requesting
the adoption of Resolution No. 78 -63 supporting the
recommendations of C -PAC.
Discussion followed regarding the order of priorities
Notion: Moved by Hest, seconded by Schlosser to adopt
Resolution No. 78 -63 and to waive the entire reading
Motion unanimously carried. Title read by Mr.
Robinson.
RESOLUTION N0. 78 -63
A RESOLUTION OF THE CiTY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING
THE PRIORITIZED LIST Or PROJECTS FOR COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRAhl APPLICATION FOR PROGRAM
YEARS 1979 -80, 1980 -81, 1981 -82, AS RECOMIENDED
BY THE CITIZEN'S PARTICIPATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
CITY Sam Crowe reported that a consent Judgement had been
ATTORNEY awarded the City against the defendent in the 'greenhou -e°
REPORT case. 25% to 40% of the building has been removed
since that time.
A bogndary dispute involving Baseline property has not
yet been resolved.
NEW BUSINESS K%vor Frost announced that the Sante Fe Development
Company, Industrial Division, would be holding a meeting
at the Hilton in Los Angeles on Friday, October 20 at 11:30 a.m.
Councilmen West and Schlosser would be attending
AJOURNMENT Motion: Moved by Palombo, seconded by West to adjourned
the meeting. Motion unanimously carried. Meeting
adjourned at 9:10 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Clara J. Murillo
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CILY OF MACHU CUC91011CA
1010RANDUH
PP111JJ. �..y�'•'y"" !,� C DATE:
rjT03 ��� City Manager and City Council 1
FROM: Lloyd Hubbs, City Engineer •�'1
,-SUBJECT; RELEASE OF DEPOSIT FOR H 6 M lZMEJt ($18,675.00)
The Certificate of Depocit posted for road Improvements on Rochester Avenue
was accepted by the City on January 18, 1978,
The City has been notified by the Son Bernardino County Road Department that
the Improvements have bee,,t Installed correctly. Therefore, the certificate
can be released. The Council Is_ requested to d.rect the City Clerk to
return the original agreement to the Bank of America, Colton Office, for
i� release of funds on deposit.
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•,^ MATTERS TO BE PRESENTED TO THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA - Land Development I%jd � r
• 1L11fE ROAD AREA PLAT PLAN NO.
H 6 M Wholesale Rochester Ave. Rancho 118 -71 +'
jy4, y lumber, Inc. Cucamonga
A Certificate of Deposit and Agreement form in the amount of
918,675.00 is being Posted for the convenience of the owner
and Is for road improvements as shown on Cho above Plot Plan. 2,
•Y•5 �. Ic is:thirefore requested that the Certificate of Deposit, ,
r and Agreement be presented to the City Council for acceptance. !' 'r
The original Certificate of Deposit will be retained by the
Transportation Department.
DOHN R. SHONE „
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• bti IV : 'nits AMEEMENr, made and entered Into thla
tv. f day of
Il•�r , 19__, by and between the CITI° OF RA 10 CU A. State
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Z by the CITY
granted
to construct certain improvements wlthlo public rights of way in
I A that certain Parcel known
as 07rt Finn N tie -7t
' %hereby agrees at his (l:s) own cost and expense, to furnish all required equip-
'1 t mant. labor std material,
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and before the expiration of two years from the date
1 v � hereof, to perfom and complete In
a good end workmanlike manner the f011wing
yttq work and improvev�nta, to v1[t Construct
road Smprovemente on Fbch ter Aven a.
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Said eonatructlon shall Sncludom 1130 linear tact of curb and guttar1 1130
Y; linear loot of
i,. pavement, 30 feet Sn widthr throe driveway epproachoos one
.1 barricades all ¢cesse grading and enalnwn>tn._
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?. In accordance with the Son Bernardino County Standard Drawings and Specification•,••
+ and do all work incidental thereto Said Standard Drawings and Specifications are
on file in the office of the Acting City Engineer and are hereby made a r•
Part of this agreement, and said work and improvements shell be done under the
f, supervision and to the eatisfactton of said all
City ll be o OWNER
!j hereby agrees to • '{
p y for all inspection of the work an required by the C17Y . The
i5 estimated cost of said work and improvements is the sum of Eighteen Thousand
Six Hundred Seventy -plvo and n0/100 .Dollars
($ 18,675.00 t,
�J,; „ SECOND: The CITY , the Acting City- Englnser .and all o£fieera and
¢mpl oyers of the CITY shell not be accountable in any manner for sry 1038 of or
')damoge to the work or any part thereof; for any of the materials or equipment used
.or employed in performing the work; for any injury to any person or persons, either�•�',r
,workmen or anyor.e employed by him; or for any injuritp or damages to person and If
r, property the OWNER or his contractor having control over Ruch work caret properly j %�•';`
Fguerd against. 4
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? TillNls: The OWNER shell Indemnify std hold horniest the CITY ., ilia Acting
1 City Engineer
^Zi . and ell officers and employcee c: tha CTly iron all suite of i
actions of every neon, kind, or description brought for, or ea a result of any
1GInjuries or damages race 'calve' or sustained b an r
NF.R, his contractor or agents or employees of fythem Person
the by or from the
[.Work herein. . Performance of the y T
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FYIURTII: it is further ac r'! ^ -d [iced the OWNER •.:l .: .il IL.ea, up to the comple-
tion and acceptante of said work or impr,svema:ts, oc•r.: _,nl :- .daq.-tn •/ atting to
the traveling public OF every defective and danparous tn,.diainl. existent within public 'Yrp
rights of way, and will ?rotect the traveling puo+i^ Ira said hssricul conditions.
It is understood and agraad that until the complettu\ of .11 raquired improvements,
the subject subject road or roads sh511 not be accepted into tl= City Maintained Road System. �I
OWNER may, with approval of the acting City.ETgincer , close all or portions of �•y
any street when deemed necessary to orottmt the travoliug public during the construc-
tion and /or installation of the required improvowncs. +.•
FIFTIIS Ie is !archer agreed by the parties heratn, that the aiNER will furnish
good and sufficient bonds in an amount not 1055 thus rba esetuusd core of said work
'and improvements as specified herein for the pa;naget and faithful performance of the •iii%
.te rms and conditions of this contract. Said bonds uuy be in are or are of the follot- 1
ling forms: (1) cash deposit, (2) bond by one or more July authorized corporate sure- Y „
,ties, (I) instrument of credit frog one or more flnenriel i :latitutiena subject to :�� c
,regulation by the State or Federal government pladf,ing that the funds necessary to resc6e
the performance are on deposit and guaranteed for payment and agreeing that the fends rr'
designated by the instrument shall beeoma trust furda for the purposes ¢9 sat forth
above. Should said securities become insufficient, the raNER agrees to provide supple
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mental surety as required within ten days of notification. All horde shall remain in
•full force and effect until all work is completed aaci :<upted by the CITY.
SIXTH: It is further agreed by and between the partlas hereto, including the •" II
urety or sureties on the bonds attached to this agraauac:t, that in the event it is .:
F'deered necessary to extend the allowable eonstructlen tide for the completion of the ;
Lwork as required under this agreement said extension uay be grtnted or denied by the j
i City Council and such action shall in no gray affect the validity of this agree -•"f
s mant or release the surety or sureties on the bonds attached hereto., In the event of
such extension of time for completion of the work roquired hereunder, the CITY say M
vro- estim•le the value of incompleted work based upon cnrrsnt unit prices and adjust
.bond amounts accordingly as required, and in the e,rent that rile CITY brings suit
against CWNER for alleged non- eompl14nce wish this agreement and judgment is recovered, 1
OWNER shall pay all costs incurred by CITY in bein„irg such suit, including a rag i
.4 able attorney's fee, to be affixed by the court. l..ht.• �
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ATTESTS
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Fle.k of the City. of
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2. NAME(S) OF APPUCANt(5)
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APPLY FF.Z, RnGula }1362d
CAT - D 9/15/78
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PPCEIPT NO. 11 2,, TOTAL
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8. Maiitng Address Of d4Derert fn ms 5)- Number and Street •tT.rrlvw.l
9. Have you are, hirer comleed of a felony? 10. Have you ever vio!otd on; of the provisions of the Alcoholic
8ewregu Control Act or regulations of the Deportment per.
111A fMrr.ratinn) lanlrp le the Act? HyA Mrrn -r do 1
11. Explain a -YES' arms, to Rama 9 or 101, an eeochmont which ,hall be daem d port of IMs oppricetcn.
12. Applicant agrees (o) that any manager emplayd In umseie Rcenwd preen is MII ham all the q- 111c.tions of a Rcansee, and
(b) that he will nor violate a, cause or permit to blr dolatd any of the prodsiam of the AlsohoR< Bev" Control Act
12. STATE OF CAUFORNIA Cerny of Us.Anaelto Date Ott0=19. 07C ._
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CDNSENE ITEM
October 26, 1978
TO: City Council
FROM: Lloyd Hubbs, City Engineer
RE: TRACT 9337 — RELEASE BONDS
Located on the cast side of Turner Avenue, south of Foothill Boulevard
OWNER: Wimm,ed Estates Development
17971 Santiago Boulevard
Villa Park, California 92667
PERFOUMCE BM.'D (SEWER!: $36,000 Surrety
PERFORMANCE BMID (WATER): $50,000 Surrety
NOTE: The above release has been approved by the Department of Enviroaacntal
Health Servlccs.
Respectfully su fitted,
L��H��
LLOS� HUBB
City Engineer
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CITY OF RASCHU CUCAHaVCA
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DATE: October 25, 1978
TO: City Council
FROM: Lloyd Hobbs, City Engineer
SUBJECT: TRACT NO. 9440 — BOND AMD TRACT MAP
ACCEPTANCE LETTER OF EXTENSION
The subJect tract has been in process of recording since February. The County
Issued bonds at that time and did hot accept them due to the transition and
moratorium established. This tract 1s among those on the B.I.A. List. The
developers have be" very cooperative with the City in the delays and have
requested that we proceed with the acceptance of tLe bonds and Tract Map at
this time.
The timing on this Tract is critical. If the map does rot record by November
b, the Map will expire. Therefore, it is requested that an extern on be
granted for this Trsct to allow time for recording.
Respectfully submitted,
LLOYD NUBBS
City Engineer
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MY OF MUM C ;CAMONGA
COVUL'OITY GEYEI OPmor LEP(.
OCT 2G 1978
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October 25, 1976
Mr. John Martin
Planning Department
City of Raticho Cucamonga
9340 Baseline
Rancho Cucamonga, California 91730
Re: actensien Requast on Tract 9440
BRENTWOOD LAND CO., INC.
2:150 Redlull Aernie
Costa Alefn. Califor,da 72626'
Phnae (714).957.827Z
It is respectfully request-Ad that a conthutance of 60 days be approved by
the Rancho Cucamonga City Council for finalizing Tract pap 9440.
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President
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CHARLES T VATH PnJ4•t
October 23, 1970
San Bernardino County
Environmental Health Services
351 North Mt. View Avenue
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Attention: Hr. Ben Kaplan
Gentlemen:
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LLOV' .W MICHAEL
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PRANK LCBINBKY
ROBERT NESBIT
GALER nOYER
Crismar Development Cornoration_ , Developer of Tract No.
�����99''40 , s tuiated In Rancho Cucamonga, have deposited with
t� D�rict a Material and Labor Bond, and a Pond for the
Improvement of Subdivision, copies of which are enclosed.
These bonds, previously filed with the CouuLy, are now being
accepted by this District an an assurance that naid Improve-
ments will be provided, as stated, within the boundaries of
the Cucamonga County Water District.
Please contact the undersigned if you have any further
questions concerning this matter.
Yours truly,
CUCCAMONGA COUNTY WATER DISS'TRIC
.low -s H. Cline, Jr.
Principal Engineering Aide
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Enclosure
fcc: City of Rancho Cucamonga
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11 E M O R A N D D M
DATE: August 15, 1978
TO: City Council
FROtt: Lnuren fl. Nnsseemn
City Manager
SUBJECT: a for Continuance
Tract 1 1ap 9440
Mill 711 Ilemca, Inc has requested that Tract 94:0, n tentative tract, be
continued for approximately sixty days. This particular tract is no which
was Included in the Growth Management Plan The requcat for extension may
hr attributed to thr Mark III orgnnlzatton having to reschedule a number
of projects thraughtont Southern California
RECO100111ATION: It to recommended that consideration of Tract 9440 be
continued for approxlnntely sixty (60) daya from till' .late of expiration
Thu date of the tract expiration is September 6, 1978. A sixty -dny continu-
anee would extend the date to November 6, 1978.
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CITY OF RAACNU CUCAMONGA
MEMORANDUM
DATE: October 26, 1978
TO: City Manager and City Council
FROM: Jack Lam, Director of Community Development
SUBJECT: ZONE CHANGE - ONTARIO SAVINGS AIM LOAN
Please find attached to the Staff Report a copy of the voluntary restric-
tions in regard to the commercial uses on this particular site as discussed
at the previous City Council meeting. It 4ua the desire of the City Council
to review these restrictions prior to second reading of the ordinance. This
agreement was prepared with the cooperation of City staff, the applicant and
the City Attorney's office. The Planning Commission has reviewed the res-
trictions and agrees with its contents. Furthermore, the City Attorney's
office approves the language in the document. Again, as a reminder, the
City Council is taking action on a zone change and not approving any speci-
fic project. Any proposal for construction on the site must have Site
Approval with appropriate plans submitted for review.
RECOWENDATION: Staff and the Planning Commission rec=ords second reading
of said ordinance.
Respectfully submitted,
JACK HAM,
Director of Community Development
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Dr a1 mom OP HESIRIL'TIVF COVINANTS 1'119 TILV ITRTAIN
ITAL Pllil'I.RTY IC 1111'
COUNTY OF SAN BF.RYARl1I W1, STATE Ov VAL1c11941A
WHEREAS, Crowed /l.eventhal, Inc., La or will be the owner
Of that certain real prnperty knouu .IV the West 10 acres of
Lot 1 subdivision C of Cucanonv.. Vinevard Tract, County of
San Bernardino, SLnte of California as per n.ep recorded [n
Bonk 21 of Hap". at Vage Al In the Ilepk of Ile us, thrice of
the RCLOrder, County of San Bernardino, In the CLty of Rancho
Cucamongn, State of California, which tract will be dpvulnped
Into n commercial center; and
WHEREAS. sold nwaer desires to pst.tbllsle .1 Rencral plan
for development If said center for vummt rcial purposes which
will hind and inure to the. henufir of the owners, heirs,
successors and assigns of said evntvr or part Loo" thereof,
present an d future, and
WIIEREAS, the developer, Crowell /Leventh.11, Inc., desires
to evtabllsh curtain restrictions tl..et will anrruv file scope
of the existing u -t class zoning clnssiflc.rtioo for the
benefit of this parcel and the Ilty Or 4anulln Coramnngn; and
further that Bald City shall leave lhv Lower to enfuree any
and all restrictions set forth I•ervin.
NOW. THYRMIRE, doclurant declares that said real
Property shall be held, transferred, vnvumhervd, used, sold,
conveyed, Lcasvd, and occupied, subject to the covenants and
restrictions hereinafter set rortl vxprpssly Ind exvinxlvcly
for the use end benefit of sold uropercv Ind of each and every
persuu or entLty who now or In the future owns any portion
or port Lune of said real propurty; and
THEREFORE, dvclarant further declares that the City of
Rancho Cucamonga will allow the 1e.I4ing, rnnvevilly, selling
and Occupation of sold property nntwlthxtaudlo•l the current
zoning classification of said Property In a sooner eonslstedt
with the eovenairts and restrictions Iroroinnfter Pet forth.
A. CON4I:RCIAL ARY.A COVFW_14TS:
I Reference Is hercl.v made to exhibit "A ", attached
hereto, which Ls the l.n,d use anJ bulldlnl; regulations pre-
scribing the uses permitted In a c -I dlstrlrt. All uses
provided for In said exhibit shall he Prohibited with the
exception of thutiv uses allowed under zoning rlasn LficatLon
a -p and with the further exception that the folloutng uses
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shall be expressly permitted:
(a) General phnrmacv operated by a iicensed
pharmacist for the purpose or dlmPensing Prescription and
nonprescription remedies and closely aaaociated Items;
(b) A restaurant offering inhouse eating, facilities
and serves alcoholic heveraAcs.
(c) A stationary, office supply store:
(d) An instant Press or Copy shop
(u1 A photographer:
(f) A barber shop or beauty shun;
(g) A gnurmet delicatessen which dents in items of
a nature that would not be consumed on the promises or in any
way be considered to be n fuse food restaurant.
2. Of the total squats factrSe of all structures contained
on said tract, no more than 20% of the total square footage of said
structures may be aced for retail commercial establishments con-
forming to the uses specified above with the exception of a restaurant
building.
1. 4o Poxlnus or of fens Eve trade shall be carried on
upon any portion of said tract nor shall anything be done
thereon which may he or become nn annoyance or nuisance to
the rest of the tract _
4 Any satellite buildings or cummerciat structures
to be constructed elsewhere on said tract shall first be
approved by the City of Rancho Cucamonga Planning Department
an being constitent with and In harmony with the declaration
of covenants and restrictions contained Lerein.
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S. Any uses including those specifically prohibited above that
the owner may, in the future, wish to allow on said premises shall be
subject to the approval of the Rancho Cucamonga Community Development
Director; and such uses shall be consiatent with and in harmony with
the Declarations of Covenants and Restrictions contained btrein.
0. CCNERAL PROVISI1I4S:
1. iit is understood and agreed that every conveyance
of said property is and shall hereafter be made, accepted
and said real property is and shalt bervinafte bu granted
only upon and subject to the express rondltlons, provisions,
restrictions and covenants, herein ref,vred to and shall bind
the parties hereto and their bolts, devisees. Ia:;atces,
executors, administrators, successors and asatgna
2. These covenants, condttlons and restrictions shall
be a covenant running with tilt• land and constitute an equitable
servitude as to any security Interest glvan to secure a
note or other obligation evidence by deed of trust or aortRage.
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In the event of the enforcema•nt of any securiry Interest
given, he that by po.rur of sale or IudLelal net or conveyance
In lieu of fares osure, toe pervau or eutity acquiring
title by such pn,aeedlnry shalt ncnnire title subject to
these covenants, conditions and resttictlons. Any subsequent
sale or tranvfur of Interco[ by nnv party au acquiring title
shall contain reference to client- envenaots, conditions
and restriction• and any subsealnent vendee, grantee or
donee an the person acquiring title shall tube title snbJect
to the covenanto, conditions and reotrlctlonn.
7. These covenants, conditions and restrictions shall be
enforceable against all ultimate users of the property and shall
constitute such equitable servitude notwithstanding a conveyance
fails to refer to these covenants, conditions and restrictions
The foregoing restrictions and covenants will be held in full force
and effect until January 1, 1998, and will automatically be renewed
thereafter for ouccessive periods oC tm (10) years unless the
owners of the property and the City of Rancho Cucamonga shall file
a protest or a relinquishment of restrictions in the office of the
County Recorder within the year preceding the year 1998, or any
other successive date na provirled herein.
4. Except as otherwise hvrcln provided, If any owner
of said tract or any part of said tract, or anv person
claiming under him, or the heirs, sucrvssors or nssfgna,
of such parson, shall violate or JttCmllL to violate env of the
conditions provided for herein. It shall be lawful for the
City of Rancho Cucamonga to prosecute any proceedings at
law or In equity against any such violation either to prevent
him from doing no or to recover damages for such violation
or both.
S. It is not the Intention of the owner to create
hereby, a condition subsequent ur a condition of rorfelture,
or possibility or reverter In the event of any vlolntlon of
any of the orovlalons herein set forth, but It Is the intention
that the remedy for the enforcenent or thin general plan of,
covenants and restrictions shall be an action for Injunction
to prevent the violation thercor, or I.y an aetlon for damages
or for both. Such action or actions shall Inure to and pass
with each and every Part of said tract for the mituat
benefit of the subsequent owner or owners thereof and their
successors and assigns and the City of Rancho Cucamonga.
6. Thnt In the event any covenant or condition therein
contained be Invalid or held to he Invalid or void by any
Court of eomPCtent Jurisdiction, such lnvnlldity or voidness
shall In no way affect any valid covenant or condition herein
contained.
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7 That no waiver of ., breach of auv of the covenants,
eonditluns, or resLr let l.•ns be,.ln euntalnod "h.,li be construed
to be O waiver of any sr,crcedl"R bre.,cl, of the same or any
other covenants, agreements, reYtrll'tlens or conditions.
B. In the event of an actin" to enforce the Itcns of
these covenants, eond It tons and restrictions• the provalling
party "hall In a411LLLon to all Ocher relief, be eotltled to
reasunable aLtor..rys fees.
IN I /ITNFSS NI1p.RF.PF, said owner hn% caused thls Instrument
to be duly a%et'„t„d Lhls_. _ _ _ Inv of t97S.
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r, °. „yel•�.1ij' �AANCHO CUCAI•/ONGA, CLAIPORNIAr REZONING ASSESSOR'S ^ t'�•
PARCEL NO. 207 - 031 -04 (FILE NO. 87 -73).
• THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWSt i
$tip SECTION 1. The City Council hereby finds and determines the followings
A
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, That the Planning Commission of the City of Rancho .,,_;fLlti•
:� Cucamonga, following a public hearing hold in the
I9q +)1 * �'�• ^ "„ { time and near described by law, recatzmnds the ra-
zoning of the property hereinafter described and this
,'• City Council has held a public hearing in the time
and manner described by law and has duly heard and
��:,, "• considered said recommendation.
b. That this rezoning in consistent with the General Plan
of the City of Rancho Cucamonga present and proposed.
r c. That this rezoning will have no significant environmental
impact as provided In the negative declaration filed herein. • /�. �-
SECTION 2.�The following described real property Is hereby rezoned in the
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manner stated, and the zoning mop to hereby mended accordingly. ,(
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R -1 "single family residential" Co C -1 "limited commercial".
- 1 ' Said property Is located at the southeast corner of Baseline and Carnelian �+?,
•� and I:nawn as Assessor's Parcel No. 207- 031 -04.
,., 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 this day of , 1978. r•"
Mayor
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Rancho Cucamonga
ATTEST:
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CILY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
MEMORANDUM
DATE: October 26, 1978
TO: City Manager and City Council
FROM: Jack Lam, Director of Community Development
SUBJECT: ZONING ORDINANCE AND ZONING HAP AGREEMENT WITH JOHN BL.AYNEY ASSOCIATES
At a previous Council meeting, the City Council approved the allocation
of $30,000 for the preparation of the Zoning Ordinance and the Zonina
Hap. Attached to this report IS a copy of the formal agreement with
John Blayney The Agreement has been approved by the Planning Commis-
sion and is supported by the Same. Furthermore, the City Attorney'e
Office has reviewed the agreement and approved the language contained _
therein. If the City Council has any questions in regard to this agree-
ment, please don't hesitate to call me for discussion of the matter.
RECOVIMENDATION: Staff recommends that the City Council approve the Agree-
ment with John Blayney and Associates for the above described work
Resyartfully �ubmiittted,
JACK IAN, Director of
Community Development
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AGREEMENT— ZONING ORDINANCE
AGREEMENT
This Agreement for professional servh.es, dated and effective, ,
Is a contract between the City of Rancho Cucamonga, a municipal corporation
of the State of California, hereinafter referred to as "City ", and John Ulayney
Associates, a California corporation, hereinafter referred to as "Urban Planner ".
RECITALS
A. City desires to retain technical and professional services for the prepara-
tion of a zoning ordinance.
R. City has selected Urban Planner to work with the City staff and to assume
responalbllity for completing the Zoning Ordinance draft text and map
In acecrd with the terina and conditions set forth herein.
TIIEREFORE, CITY AND URBAN PLANNER AGREE AS FOLLOWS:
A. SCOPE OF WOIl1f
Urban Planner shall prepare, perform and complete the following professional
services:
1. Prepare work program and schedule.
Product: Work Program
Timing: End of third week
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2. Review current ordinance and prepare memoranda on proposed changes
In standards, procedures and organization.
7. Prepare draft of Interim regulations, If deemed necessary by City staff
and Urban Planner, to be considered for adoption prior to completion of
new zoning ordinance.
4. Prepare proposed outline of new ordinance for review by City staff, out-
line will Indicate proposed organization unit procedures and will contain
a list of proposed districts and standards. _
Product: Proposed 'Zoning Ordinance Outline
Timing: End of second month
5. Prepare draft of proposed zoning ordinance In form for public hearings
and adoption.
Product: Proposed Zoning Ordinance
Timing: End of fourth month
5. Prepare proposed zoning map In form for public hearings and adoption.
Product: Reproducible zoning map
Timing: End of sixth month
7. Incorporate changes In proposed text as requested by Planning Commisslon
and /or City Council (one revision).
Product: Proposed Zoning Ordinnnce (revised)
Timing: One month after receiving Instructions ou ehnngcs to be mode,
but not later than four months following suhmin• ion of drnfl.
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D. MEETINGS
Urban Planner will attend up to ten (10) public meetings, Ircluding City Planning
Commission or City Council meetings or public hearings Ord community meetings,
provided that If the maximum fee shall have been reached, attendance at meetings
held more than four months following submission of draft text or meetings In
excess of 10 shall be charged at hourly rates plus direct costs.
C. CITY PARTICIPATION
City shall designate an individual who shall be responsible for administering
this Agreement. Authorizations by City, as referred to In this Agreement, shall _
be by this individual or his designated deputy.
City shall have the following responsibilities:
I Scheduling all public meetings.
2. Reviewing Urban Planner's work and responding to requests for comments
In accord with the work program and schedule agreed upon.
9. Provide reproducible zoning base map at 1" = 500' or smaller scale selected
by City not later than end of the fourth month.
4. Provide current existing land use map at 1" = 500' showing the use of each
parcel. The map shall he available for Urban Planner's use not later than
the end of the second month.
D. TIMESCIIEDULE
Urban Planner will adhere to the time schedule under "Scope" provided decisions
allowing work to proceed arc reached at the times specified in the schedule
to be ngrecd upon. The time schedule may be altered by mutunl agreement
of City and Urban Planner.
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E. PAYMENT
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Urban Planner shall bill City monthly for work done and direct costs Incurred
during the preceding month, and City shall pay within 30 days of receipt of
billing.
Personnel and direct costs shall be billed In accord with the following schedule,
which Is subject to revision, July 1, 1970:
John Rlayney, Partner
Robert W. Glover, Partner
Michael V. Dyett, Partner
Other Professional Staff
$55 per hour
$45 per hour
$45 Per hour
Hourly payroll cost times 2.75
Direct charges Incurred by Consultants In the performance of services specified
by this Agreement shall include purchase of maps and photogrnphs, printing
and reproduction costs, travel and subsistence, long distance telephone, delivery
costs, and any fees, Insurance, permits, and licenses applicable to this Agreement
only.
Time spent travelling Is not charged when a full day is worked on this project.
Secretarial services are Included In professional hourly rates.
Urban Planner will provide camera -ready art suitable for reproduction, or will
provide copies at cost if request, J by City.
The maximum fee to be paid by City for services by Urbmi Planner shall not
exceed $30,000, except as provided under Section R rclatml- to meeting niten-
dnnce and for requested reprnrtnction of text or maps, in nddhtinii to copies
needed (or a.d If i .•, i. -A
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P. TERMINATION
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CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
ATTEST:
Mayor
Clerk
URBAN PLANNER
Date:
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CONTENT:
City Attorney
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CHAFFEY JOINT UMON
HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
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DECLARATION OF IMPACTION
Pursuant to Government Code Section 65971 and Section 4 of Ordinance 30 of the
City of Rancho Cucamonga, the Board of Trustee, of the Chaffay Joint Union High
School District submits to the City Council this Notification of Condition of
Overcrowding.
The decision to file this Notification of Condition of Overcrowding 1s based on
the following:
1. Overcrowding exists due to the occupation of newly constructed hom'_
creating an enrollment in ,,case of the rated capacity of the school
2 Alta Loma High School was constructed to accomodate 1,800 students.
The current enrollment is 2,636
3. In attempting to alleviate this problem the district Installed
18 relocatable classrooms on the same site. Even with these increased
facilities the rated capacity is only 2,284 students for a normal
6 period day.
4 The district is currently operating a 10 period day schedule In order
to survive these unfortunate conditions, but proper educational
opportunities ws,uld permit the Alta Loma area students to have a
6 period day duet like all other areas within the Chaffey Joint Union
High School District.
The Chaffey Joint Union High School District has reviewed all practical and
reasonable methods for mitigating overcrowded conditions. Those adopted include:
a. Use of relocatable attuctures and trailers to the extent feasible with
district finances and site space
b. Realignmunt of school boundaries was considered, discussed and proposed,
but found to be impractical
c Ua- of all local bond and state loan revenues to the extent allowed by
law.
d There are currently no classrooms used for non - instructional purposes
All reasonable methods of mitigating conditions of overcrowding have been evaluated
and no feasible method for reducing such conditions exists.
There are currently no agreements between the Chaffey Joint Union High School
District and any residential developer whereby temporary-use buildings will be
leased to the school district 35
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Mr. Lauren Wasserman
City Manager
City of Rancho Cucamonga
P.O. Box 797
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730-
Dear Mr. Wasserman:
October 18, 1978
CITYv. k RIO 6UCA ONC}
OCT 20 1978
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At its meting October 16, 1978 the Board of Trustees of this district
adopted the enclosed Declaration of Impaction which concerns the over-
crowding of Alta Loa= High School due to the great number of newly
constructed homes in the Rancho Cucamonga area
If additional information is needed, or if you have any questions,
please call me.
RD: is
Enclosures
Sincerely yours,
Russell Dickinson
Assistant Superintendent
Business
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EXTRACT OF
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
CHAFFEY JOINT UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
October 17, 1978
A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
Chaffey Joint Union High School District was held in
the Board Room on Monday, October 16, 1978 at 7 p.m.
ROLL CALL
Members present: Mr. Chalfant, Mr. Uhalley,
Mrs. Chapman
Members absent: Mr. Sarrio was absent when the
roll was called, but entered
the meeting during discussion
of item 1.5
BUSINESS
On motion of Mr. Uhalley, seconded by Mrs. Chapman,
the Board of Trustees adopted the Declaration of Impaction
for filing with the city of Rancho Cucamonga. A copy of
the declaration is appended to the minutes.
CERTIFICATION
I hereby certify that the above excerpt is a true and correct copy
from the minutes of the meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Chaffey
Joint Union High School District held October 16, 1978
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Chaffey Joint Union High School District
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RESOLUTION NO. 78-64
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA. CONCURRING IN TILE FINDINGS 07
THE CHAPFEY JOINT UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT THAT
CONDITIONS OF OVERCROWDING EXIST IN SAID DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, the governing board of the Cbaffey Joint Union High School
District of Sau Bernardino County, California, at its regualr mating
on October 16, 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 Chaffey Joiut Union High School
District has notified the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga,
California, as# required by Govemment Code Section 65971;
NOW, THEREFORE. the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamong:.,
California, does resolve, determine and order as follows:
The City Council concurs in the findings of the governing board
of the Cbaffey Joint Union High School District which findings are contained in
aforesaid "Declaration of Impaction" for all attendance areas within the
Cbaffey Joint Union High School District.
PASSED, APPROVED, and ADOPTED this day of , 1978.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
ATTEST:
City Clerk
Mayor _
Rancho Cucamonga
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Central School District
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October 'S, 1978
Hr Lauren H. Wasserman
City Hanager
C:ty of Rancho Cucamonga
P. 0 Box 793
R3rcho Cucamonga, CA 91730
Dear Hr. Wasserman: .
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OCT 28 1978
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In response to you, letter of August 25, 2978, I am forward-
ing the attached ieclaration of Impaction. I have attached
a certificaticr. of the minutes of the regular meeting of Oc-
tober 24, 1978, at which this declaration was adopted.
I would appreciate further direction from you In regard to
This procedure According to Section 5 of Ordinance 30, the
City Council, If it cmlcurs with such school district find-
ings, shall do so by resolution.
If you have any questions, or would like additional information,
pleat- contact me
Sincerely,
No n C Gum Ed_
Superintendent
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CUCAMONGA JOM01 a1GR MEWL
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CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
9457 Foothill Boulevard
Rancho Cucamonga, California 91730
DECLARATION OF IMPACTION
Pursuant to Government Code Section 65971 and Section 4 of Ordinance 30 of the
City of Rancho Cucamonga, the Board of Trustees of the Central School District
submits to the City Council this Notification of Condition of Overcrowding
The decision to file this Notification of Condition of Overcrowding is based on
the following:
1 In excess of 1,039 pupils are on double sessions.
2 The overcrowding effects the attendance areas of all existing
schools
3 No immediate relief is possible
School Rated Capacity Est. Enrollment Excess
Central 630 835 105 -
Valle Vista 600 770 170
Cucamonga Junior High 585 731 146
Totals 1815 2336 521
All students in grades 1, 2, 3, and 6 are presently attending a min'n dap on
double sessions.
When the new school site is completed and occupied In September, 1980, an excess
of 484 students 13 projected
There are currently no agreements between the Central School District and any
residential developer whereby temporary-use buildings will be leased to the school
district
The Central School District has reviewed all practical and reasonabin methods for
mitigating overcrowded conditions Tho.ne adopted Include:
a Use of relocatablo structures to the extent feasible with district
finances
b. Realignment of school boundaries to balance school enrollments
c Use of local bond and state loan revenues to finance a proposed school
These funds are currently being used to construct an elementary school
and to complete construction at the Cucamonga Junior High School.
d There are currently no aelitional classrooms available for instructional
purposes
The fees available under Ordinance 30 will be used to purchase portable classrooms.
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CERTIFICATION OF MINITF+S
The Governing Board of the Central School District of San Bernardino
County, California, met in regular session on the 24th
day of October , 1970, at the usual testing place.
Members Present Were: Ruth A Musser, Bruce A Van Orden, Thomas B Shear,
Dale E. Taylor, and Pamela J. Wright
Members Absent Were: None
The following motion was made by Member Pamela J. Wright
' seconded by Member Dale E. Tavlor , and carried
Number of members voting AYE: 5 -
Number of members voting NO: 0
To adopt the Declaration of Impaction certifying overcrowded
conditions to the City Council of Rancho Cucamonga as presented.
STATE 0: CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO)
I, Norman C Guith , Secretary to the Governing Board of the
Central School District of San Bernardino County, California, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a iull, true, and correct copy of a motion adopted by the
said Board at a regular meeting theraof hold at its regular place
of meeting at the time and by the veto above stated, which motion is contained
in the minutes of the meeting of said Board.
Sec atary to the Board
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RESOLUTION NO. 78-65
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCJ*MGA, CALIFORNIA, CONCURRING IN THE FINDINGS OF THE
CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT THAT CONDITIONS OF OVERCROWDING
EXIST IN SAID DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, the governing (ward of the Central School District of
San Bernardino County, California, at Its regular meeting on October 24,
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 Central School District has
notified the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California,
as required by Government Code Section 65971;
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga,
California, does resolve, determine and order as follows.
The City Council concurs in the findings of the governing board
of the Central School District which findings are contained in the
aforesaid "Declaration of Impaction" for all attendance areas within
the Central School District.
ATTEST:
PASSED, APPROVED, and ADOPTED this Day of , 1978.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
City Clerk
Mayor _
Rancho Cucamonga
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To the Residents of Alta Vista �i)) `tV �uX
V Oc{ober 16, 1978
RE, New VAnugement Projections and
Rent Review
In the purchase of this pork, we found that we Inherited an extremely bad situations
exaiating in the park. The vandalism and stealing has gotten out of control, and it
appears to be deliberate and organized.
The security guards employed by the previous management were ineffective. The problem
appears to center around u few families who cannot control their teenagers. Legal pro-
ceedings are In progreae to evict morefan111es. ividence is being compiled against so-
other group of families with teenagers, without parental control. We have no other
ver
recourse but toatackle this problem be the court eliminate It. Or course, that is going to be
to correctrtheasiHart tion. been We long tours mann g r, came to
quit saying
Mist trying problem
was too much for him. We hope to have the nursery, which has been closed for a long
time, renovated into an apartment for an assistant manager, so that the are& arourd the
club -house will be better supervised.
We wish to emphasize to the residents of Alta Vista that this park is extremely expen-
because only bec
hano otherapark inithe areaihas. The teanarop but also park
three tennis courts, volley -bell court, three N.V. parking spaces, norm then ample guest
parking in addition to the other normal facilities as pool, jacuzzi, club -house etc,
make this an unusual park. These extra facilities entail more expense which other parka
do not have# The -lights in the terids
sprinkler costs hundrels ofcdollars each nonthi f vandalismo and
extra becau o
the of vandalia -
To have the gross cut in the green belt alone, costs $3.00 per month par space plus an-
other $4.00 per month per space for cost of water and sprinkler raintenance,
We would like to point out a few changes that have taken place In the lam: sixty days
as to some of the monthly fixed Coate, since we had access to the books of the previous
management.
Assistant Manager -0- to $900.00per month
Rubbish $375.00 to $569.00 per ranth
Gardener 375.00 to 540.00 " "
Water and Sewer $900.00 to $ 1,375.00 per month
Utilities $460.00 to $650.00 per$ nonth 00 per month
Repairs and Maintenance $30 0
government figures
cost Of
share inithegrent ncre for the
eaee.
We regret to inform you that there Se no tax savings because of Proposition M13• The
assessed value has doubled.
1977 Taxes ............................................... 20,154.60 6
1976 Taxes (1.25 x2,037.000) New Assessmen............ 25,463.00 Iq
At the present time, we figure we are operating Alta Vista at a lose of about $900.00
per month. This does not take into account the legal fees anticipated for the evictions.
The managers have conducted a survey of the rents in parka in the surrounding areas.
We found that the other parks even though they do not offer m much as Alta Viata, are
charging about $25.00 n month more per Apace. These parka also anticipate a rent raise
which still keeps us a year behind.
Therefore, in order to bring this park up to our "CREM FOR BLTrM LIVIFC ", and for us
to make about 5% on our down, payment, It is necessary to Increase the rents $25.00 par
space per month, starting January 1, 1979.
There will be another review of rents one year from now, and the adjustment will depend
on the increase in the coat, of living and no more.
Without the passage of Froposition #13, the taxes would be $65,700.00 or $,W,00.00 more
than the $259463 1 expect to pay in 1978, end the increase of rent would have been,
$45.00 n month per space.
Sincerely,
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October 26, 1978
Rancho Cucamonga City Council,
Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.
Gentlemen:
The data submitted with this letter, although based on facts pertain-
ing to the Alta Laguna Mobile Home Park; located at 10210 Baseline
Road, Rancho Cucamonga, are related to conditions in other parks in this
area.
At a meeting held on gednesday evening, October 25, 1978 and attended by
representatives of six other parks located In Rancho Cucamonga, the
entire purpose of the attached request for an ordinance was approved by
the group and support for it's adoption was unanimous.
This information is being presented so that all members of the City Council
undorstand that it is not only Alta Laguna Mobile Home Park, but all the
othor parks in this area that are very concerned over the trend of events
in the last several years.
I might add also, that a representative of the Golden Late Mobile home
Owners League also attended the meeting.
DRes . H
�ctf�y Yot}rs,
Hearl
Chairman
Alta Laguna Rent Increase Comm.
phone: 987 -0018
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October 25, 1978
Rancho Cucamonga City Council,
Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.
Gentlemen:
We, the residents of ALTA LAGUNA MOBILE H014E ESTATES, located at 10210
Baseline Road, in the City of Rancho Cuc3monga, respectfully request and
urge the adoption of an ordinance si:ailiar to one passed by the cities of
Rialto and Camarillo, California and which establishes a rent review board.
We understand the cities of Vacaville and San Marcos have also passed mobile
home ordinances.
A copy of the Rialto ordinance is attached and by reference a ropy of a
news item which appeared in the October 1978, volume # 8, number 10, 15sue
of the 91 Californian ^, a publication issued and circulated by the GOLDEN
STATE MOBILE HOME OWNERS LEAGUE.
Such an ordinance is not intended to prohibit rent increases but allow
rent increases to be based on supported facts and in justifiable amounts.
We as mobile home park residents, need consumer protection as much as a
protection granted to other services and products. We as mobile home
owners and tenants of a mobile home park, have substantial investments
in our homes which average ir:dividually at approximately $ 35,000 and
which we cannot pick up and move without considerable expense, such as
at a minimal amount of $ 3000. Thin differs from an ordinary apartment
tenant who also rents on a monthly basis and who can upon notice move
their personal effects at a very nominal coat. There are 294 spaces in
the AM. LAGUNA MOBILE HOME ESTATES that have a total valuation in excess
of $ 10,000,000 dollars.
From what we can learn, the State of California, permits raises in rents
of mobile home park tenants without any limitation and such raises can be
made every thirty days with a sixty day notice.
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Attached to this request to a letter from Mr. Allan Wilk, a partner in
the park ownership which all residonts received on September 29, 1978
from the park managjr. It io our understanding, that this same partnership
owns a number of other mobile home parka and vho also have received
substantial increases in their monthly rents. pembrook dawns, a park
owned by this group, located in Chino, received a reds increase on October
1, 1978 of..4 20 per month. ALTA LAGUNA received a rent increase of $ 25
per month increase effective December 1, 1978.
Also, attached for supporting information and in refute of Mr. Wilk's
letter, in data that the ALTA LAGUNA RENT INCREASE COMMITTEE have developed.
submitted,
ent. Increase Committee
Wayne aiirrg Member
Gil 0S1 Howard, Member
Al Coss, Hember
Harold Smith, Member
�cslspi3une, Member
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Supporting data to letter dated Cctober 25,1978
ALTA I.AOU a ?DHIL6 NOldg &+TALE°. PARK
PARR INCOME
Annual present total rental income to owners - $ 504,000
Proposed annual increase in rent - 88,200
Total income after rent increase - affective 12/1/78 - 5920200
Percent of increase - 17.5 %
Average space rental per month - present - W.
Average space rental after rent increase - 167.
m e
As an example on the lowest space rental... the following
is the bistoRcal changes in the structure of apace rents.
All dates as of the first of month.
June 1971 - $ 73,: per moath
Jan 1974 - approx. 5 year increase
Jan 1975 - 87e50 » n
Apr 1976 - 99. ^ ^ 8 26. par month- or 3506%
Change is udnership - December 1976
Feb 1977 - 119. peer month
Dec 1977 - 134, approx. 2,year increase
Dec 1978 - 159. ^ ^ 1 4 60. par math-or 60.6%
Increase in rent stnuct�ggurra from June 1971 of $ 73. par M�oonth
is December S'86 8 to V159. per month . Period of 7 1/2 years
Percent of increase over this period - 117.8 4
Although the above example is based on the lowest apace rental,
which as of this date ( October 25 ' 19'19 ) is $ 134. per month
this compares with a park average of $142• per month. Rates in
the above schedule were reflected on higher space rentals equally
when ina-eases wore pct into affect. The above example represents
94% or the space rental charges. Y
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S!!P?&rcinngg data to letter dated October 25,1978
•ALTA'LAGUNA NDHILE HONE PARK ESTATES
TRASH PICKUP - ( included in space rent structure )
1977 - for year as of December 31,197 7 - $250- per moor -•85 per
1978 - As of January 300 per month
As of October 1 774 ° average for year $580 -1.97 per
coach
1979 - anticipated rate dependent upon approval of
application to County for increase - $936 -3'18 per
net increase from 1978 beginning of year to
1979 reflecting anticipated rate incrcasa -$ 2.33 per
or 274%
WATER - ( included in space rent structure )
1978 - average coat per month per coach - $ 2.22
(
this reflects antincrease over 1977 but of
le
- possible raise early in 1979 of approximately loA - . 22f
Sower - ( included in space rent structure )
increase from 4 2.25 per coach to $ 2.50 per coach - .25 per
SD 1978 coa,
sewer rates not expected to be rai-ad in 1979
PROPERTY TAM ( included in space rent structure )
1977 U-9 $ 38,168
1978 " "- _
Nat decrease - 4 149860 - $ 4.20 per
uo supplementary bill anticipatcd
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Supporting data to letter dated October 25, 1978
ALTA LAGUIM MBILE H014E PARR ESTATES
GAS
Based on meter readings plus projected amount of usage
and using Southern Calif Gas Company rate schedules
the following data was established... ((Proposition d13
tax credits applied to rate schedules )
Gas usage - 197$ $ 1,51 per coach
Gae usage - 1977 I_-n
Net increase per month per coach - $ . 34
This bhouse and laundry rooms, including also ithehe
swimming pool and jacuzzi. Park residents have their
own meters and pay individually for their own usage
to the Southern California Gas Co, The park also uses
gas for street lighting.
Electric
Since no rate increases were put into effect in 1978
and none are anticipated for 1979 and usage was
determined to be about the same as in 19779 no data
was prepared for this item.
( Information derived from Southern Calif Edison Co. ]
8 (t IMRY OF DATA
Tax reduction per month per coach - ($ 4.20 )
Trash pickup increase per coach per month - 2.33
Water increase per coach per month - .22
Sewer increase per coach per month - .25
Gas usage increase per month oer coach - •34
Not decrease in expensas per above - { $ 1.06 )
per coach per month
rent increase coach per month - $ 25•°
effectivDembr1,197 53
AMA UGUNk Mobils Home Estates
September 25, 1978
Dear Recidentt
Proposition 13 property tax savings will have
beneficial long term effects on the rent levels within
tha park. Unfortunately, our savings in the current tax
year is a nominal sum of money, and this has been ontirel
offset by the doubling of trash pick -up rate: and t eon-
tinual rise in the cost of other government related serv:GRs.
Accordingly, effective December 1, 1978, all spaces
are being increased $25 per month. Your rent at space
number will be $ per month. We anticipate
that we can -cap future rent ncrea:as within the 109, and
thereafter 81, level.
very truly yours,
ALTA LAGUNA MOBILE ESTATES, LTD.
MANAGER
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Rent con
h. Tlwmaw Thnmpwn
Fdlowsrg the v «aNle ay crd4nrKe
• almost to the leRer thecibesnl RaltolSan
Bernardino County) and Camarillo
(Ventura Count') twee adopted Mabi4
tome Rent Reuse%, Comndsslwa
The ordinances adopted by the Oty
Council of both Cities set up a
ommf d five members as foll :
MOBILFIOME OWNERS LEAGUE INC.
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emissions adopted
nlaftbers star be eppolnteu lorlrrsns for rrioblhante tenant for a Irmi d Ihrrr
one Mr. two years and three years Years
iespetAely. the member who is the park The obiec1 d the commssons 1s to
esan.ne rent raises ard (intermit, far
owemoperatmmmanager taratertna the bargamuiq table wtra..Y 1Mv Are
dtlee years. and the Mal 'bet who u the masorwble or not
GSMOL files suit cliallenrinr
condomium rental srhe•nu•
c ss on
One member stall be a mobpuatse by Thnma. Thomp•eri
park tenant and shall be selected by the. Golden State Mobilhome Owners
council from a lest of w more than three Lengue yid Mail Lowery ry on August 24.
applicants. (In Case of to Camarillo 1978 filed a lawsuit in Buae County
uduarce the dcsglabon is that the Superior Court chall"Ing the Convey
applicants be supplied through the sbn of a rental mobBiome pan, to a
moblpsome tenants association GSMOQ condominium buy your-own space
scheme. The Lswsat alleges that an
One member shall be a rtuohllscrtse Environmental Impact Report was
park weer. operator or rranaget and requimd for the project and that one was
slap be selected by the council from a U dal fide. The coum)• of and Russep
of no more than three applicants. (Again, Guher. the owner of the CWW at Lake
Camanlb designates WMA). OrotAk Mobrihome Park are defendants
The third. fourth ard fifth members in the cas,t .
shag be neither mrsbilhome Park tenants. The conversion of rental apartments to
amen. operators •vx managers and corsdanutums a currency a map issue
shay be uJectrd by the council from a is: in meet' parts of the Sate of California
'01 applicants at larggp 7Hs is the first time that a moblhame
Both ordinance i require dial the pads is aaempumq to comers from renal
i members be full anr..• residants of thu to corsdlxnnwum In the Oaks park none
abes involved. The ComW.sioren shs.? of the present tenants would be in a
t sale for terms of three years -+e,A tat position to buy a lot Therefore. all of ne
rd those membeii first appointed Ar the lama in Use park would be subject to
�'murucsl.ltse rlserttberswhoaredxatlrge, edctlat•
1
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Several caesm CaLlonm sur h as tiul
Francisco have enacted fad Am 11A
require the tenants consrnt In r rmwd k.
Corldomimms d the ren141 unit err.wl
25 apartments in the bwkiaal nv
Condcm,nr mcon,vMtruprublrmnA1Vr
the topK of proposed swu ule Mglstslnn
in 1979
The GSMO, lawsuit 411egrs $hat
significant earlhmoom; dirt rr.erlwak
would occur n• the Oaks as pan N tw
ConversKn project The.. kite (,%W A
asserts that an emvormrn Ld an$wl
report was needed arse 1h4t raw, was
filed
The Oaks park has a f, M A •1r4rlr•r
and they requesu lihr(NM )1 Far. ran.•
&ard to gee legal ess•sr,sr r• Ater
lea svlq the PIIIXUdn•U', •eibwk•
unpaci d the u oroknnn.,....m r•: awi
protll Tm thr G.v'i(11 I ,., elm• lu.rl.1
agrred to upper .r r.r.0 ,11.rM1V.p• �/
Dennis B Kavaragh is h.ualkrwl 111x. nV• aJ�
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Several caesm CaLlonm sur h as tiul
Francisco have enacted fad Am 11A
require the tenants consrnt In r rmwd k.
Corldomimms d the ren141 unit err.wl
25 apartments in the bwkiaal nv
Condcm,nr mcon,vMtruprublrmnA1Vr
the topK of proposed swu ule Mglstslnn
in 1979
The GSMO, lawsuit 411egrs $hat
significant earlhmoom; dirt rr.erlwak
would occur n• the Oaks as pan N tw
ConversKn project The.. kite (,%W A
asserts that an emvormrn Ld an$wl
report was needed arse 1h4t raw, was
filed
The Oaks park has a f, M A •1r4rlr•r
and they requesu lihr(NM )1 Far. ran.•
&ard to gee legal ess•sr,sr r• Ater
lea svlq the PIIIXUdn•U', •eibwk•
unpaci d the u oroknnn.,....m r•: awi
protll Tm thr G.v'i(11 I ,., elm• lu.rl.1
agrred to upper .r r.r.0 ,11.rM1V.p• �/
Dennis B Kavaragh is h.ualkrwl 111x. nV• aJ�
ORDINANCE NO. 751
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF RIALTO, STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
ESTABLISHING A 14001LE HONE RENT REVIEW
COM4ISSICN
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RIALTO FOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. There is presently within the City of Rialto and the
surrounding areas, a shortage of spaces frr the location of mobile homes. Be-
cause there is a shortage, there is a low vacancy rate, and rents have been
for several years, and are presently, rising rapidly and causing concern
amongst a substantial number of Rialto residents Because of the high cost of
moving mobile homes, the potential for damage resulting therefrom, the re-
quirements relating to the installation of r„obile homes, including permits,' -
landscaping,and site preparation, the lack of alternative homesites for mobile
home residents and the substantial imrestment of mobile homeowners in such
homes, the City Council finds end declares it necessary to protect the owners
and occupants of mobile homes from imroasonablo rent increases while at the
same tines recognizing the need of the park owners to receive a 'fair return"
on their investaent,and rental increases sufficient to cover the increased
cost of repairs, maintenance, insurance, upkeep, and additional aarnities.
SECTION 2. Definrcions.
(1) 'Commission' The Mobile Nome Rent Review Comnission estao-
lished by Section 4 of this Ordinance.
(2) "Members' L'rnmissioners of the Ibbile Noire Rent Review Coriis•
Sion.
(3) "Space Rent ". The consideration, including any bonus, benefits,
or gratuity demanded or received in connection with the use and cccupancy of a
mobile hone space in a mobile hone park, or for the transfer of a lease for
park space, services and amenities, subletting and security deposits, but
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paid for the use of the mobile home dwelling unit-
exclusive of any amounts
lessor, oDerator� or
(q) "Hobile Home Park owner ". The owner,
manager of a mobile hone park within the purview of thiereo i once. ad to
(5) " Hobile Home Tenant" or "7enant ship thereof or A rental
occupy a mobile home dwelling unit pursuant to owne
or lease arrangement with the owner thereof.
SECTION 3. Appllcabfllty. The provisions of this Ordinance shall (25)
not apply to any mobile home park which contains fewer than ttenV-
spaces.
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SECTION 4. Rent+Review Commission. a Mobile
•(lj ,th�ythereby created within the City of Rialto,
Home Rent Review Carmisi cSn,Tistlny`of fiv@ (5) fembers,,the membership of
s on,
" 1 S ryei at thb Council's
which shall be appointed by the City council.4�
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pleasure. 611 be selected
(2) One rcmber shall be a mobile hocie tenant,�~itk*
by the City Council from a list of no more than t((re< aprlipapts supplied `
through the Mobile Hoag Tenants Association. operator or
(3) one members, shall be a mobile home park owne''r, P .
d by the City Council from a list of no more than
manager, end shall be selecte
three applicants supplied through the Mobile Home Pa rk Owners and Operatots
Association.
(q) The third, fourth and fifth members shall be neither mobile
hem tenants nor mobilehome park owners, operators or managers; bu �sFall be
I il from a list of applicants at large-
selected by the City Counc
N(5) Each member shall be a permanent resident of the City of ti
Rialto. I
(6) M>rmbers of the Com�issiort shall serve for terms of three (3)
y:ars. Three members, who are the it large members, shall be appointed for
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terms of one.year, two years and thr_e years, respectively; the mamber,,who i
the mobile boon park owner, operators or manager, shall be appointed fo: a
term of three (3) years; the member, who is the mobile home tenant, shall Lo
appointed for a term of three (3) years. A member chosen to fill a vacancy
created other than by expiration of a term shall be appointed for the un-
expired term of the member whom he is to succeed. A member of the Commission
shall be eligible for reappointment untilhe or she may have served two full
terms without interruption. A vacancy in the Commission shall not impair the
right of the remaining aembers to exorcise the powers of the Commission.
Three (3) affirmative votes are required for a ruling or decision.
(7) Members of the'Conoission shall not be compensated for their
J' services on the Commission, but shall be entitled to receive the sum of
II thirty dollars ($30.00) 'per person, per hearing, and a maximum of sixty
dollars ($60.00) per day, when hearing complaints from the tenants of a park
with respect to a rent increase by the park mnershipP as hereinafter provided.
Y SECTION S. Powers of the Commission.
? Within the limitations provided by law, the Commission shall have
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the following powers:
(1) To meet from time to time as requested by the City Administra-
tor of the City of Rialto, or upon the filing of a petition, and to utilize
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City offices and /or facilities as needed.
(2) To receive, investigate, hold hearingson�and.pass upon the
petitions of mobi'.ehomo tenants as set firth in this Ordinance.
(3) To make or conduct such independent hearings or investigations
as may be appropriate to obtain'such information a- is necessary to carry out
their duties.
(4) To adjust maximum rents either upward or downward upon comple-
tion of their hearings and investigations.
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(5) To render, at least. semi-annually, a comprehensive written
report to the City Council concerning their activities, rulings, actions, re -
sults of hearings and all other matters pertinent to this Ordinance which may
be of interest to the City Council.
(6) To adopt, promulgate, a.,end and rescind administrative rules to
effectuate the purposes and policies of the Ordinance:
(7) To maintain and keep at City Hall, mobile home rent review
hearing files and dockets listing the time, date�and place of hearing3, the
parties involved, the addresses involved and the final disposition of the
petition.
(8) To assess such amounts of money against the petitioners or
respondents upon the conclusion of hearing, as may be reasonably necessary to
compensate the members of the Commission in accordance with the provisions
set forth in Section 4, 110. (7), not to exceed the total sum of three hundred
dollars (S300.00), and to assess such amounts of money against petitioners
or respondents upon conclusion of hearing, as may be reasonable to compensate
for clerical duties performed by the City staff, not to exceed three hundred
dollars ($300.00).
SECTION 6. initiation of Commission Review and Neartnn Process.
(1) Upon the writtep-petition of more than fifty percent (50%) of
the tenants of any mobile hone park exceeding twenty -five (2s) spaces, who
wilt be or have been within a ninety (90) day period subject to a rental or
service charge increase, the Commission shall hold a hearing no sooner than
ten (10) days, and no later than thirty (30) days, at a place and time to be
set by the Commission, to determine whether o,' not the rental or service
charge increase is so great as to be unconscionable or an unreasonable in-
crease. A reasonable continuance may be granted if stiput:ced to by both
parties or at the Commission's discretion.
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(Y) the pc�itson shall 4u accompanied by a cash deposit in the sum
of three hundred dollars (5300.00), all or any part of which may be assessed
against the petitioners for costs pur5yant to Section 5, No. (8). The
balance, if any, shall be refunded upon the conclusion of the hearing and
submission of findings by the Commission.
(3) Upon receipt of the petition, the Commission shall notify the
mobile home park owner, operator or manager in writing of the petition and
shall require from the respondents a like cash deposit in the amount of three
hundred dollars (5300.00), all or part-of which may be assessed against the
respondents for costs pursuant to Section 5, No. (8). The balance, if any,
shall be refunded upon the conclusion of the hearing and submission of find-
ings by the Commission. _
(4) All mobile home rent review hearings shall be open to the
public.
(5) All parties to a hearing may have assistance in presenting
evidence or in setting forth by argument their position, from an attorney or
such other person as may be designated by said parties.
(6) In the event that either the petitioner or the respondent shdul
fail to appear at the hearing at the specified time and place, the Commission
may hear and review such evidence as may be presented and make such docisions
just as if both parties had been present.
(7) The Commission shall make a final decision no later than ten
(10) days after the conclusion of its hearing on any petition. No rent adjust
ment shalt be granted unless supported by the preponderance of evidence sub-
mitted at the hearing. All parties to a hearing shall be sent a notice of
the Commission's decision and a copy of the findings upon which the decision
is based.
(8} Pursuant to the findings, the Commission shall require the
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mobile hove park owner, operator or manager to:
(a) Reduce the rental or service charges to a rate to be
determined by the Commission.
(b) Continue the rental or service charrvs as they existed
under the former lease or rental arrangement.
(c) Increase the rental or service charges to a rate set
by the Commission, or to the rate requested by the mobile home
park owner, operator or manager.
(g) Any rental or service charge increases which have been colle
ed by a mobile home peek owner, operator or manager, pursuant to an increase
which is the subject of a petition for hearing and which is later determined
by the Commission to have been excessive, shall be either returned to the _
tenants or credited to future rental charges.
(10) In evaluating the rent increase proposed or effected by the
mobile home park owner, operator, or manager, the Commission shall consider in.
creased costs to the owner attributable to increases in utility rates and
property taxes, insurance, Advertising, governmental assessments, cost -of-
living increases attributable to incidental services, normal repair and main-
tenance, capital improvements, upgrading and addition of amenities or service!
as well as'fhir rate of return on investment.
(11) The conclusions and findings of the commission shalt be final
and there shall be no appeal rights to the City Council.
(12) Failure or refusal to comply with the Commission's requi
shall be a misdemeanor.
SECTION 7. Separability.
if any ;ection, subsection, sentence, clause, or phrase or portion
of this Ordinance is far any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any
court of competent Jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate,
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distinct and an independent provision and such decision shall not affect the
validity of the remaining portions thereof.
SECTION 8. Unless extended by further City Council action, this
Ordinance shall expire and have no force or effect on and after January 1,
1981.
URGENCY CLAUSE.
The Rialto City Council finds that public welfare requires that this
Ordinance is an urgency measure and is therefore to take effect immediately
upon passage for the reason that serious controversies have arisen between
mobile home park owners and the tenants thereof which are detrimental to the
welfare of the residents of the City of Rialto and that, if allowed to Conti
threaten to endanger the health and safety of the residents.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED thiszath_day Of July
1978.
WR. tIEK t Mayor
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11 APPROV 0 V4D -FORM:
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�I STATE OF CALIFORNIA ))
COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDiNO) ss.
1 CiTY OF RIALTO ))
I. JOSEPH 11. SAgpSON, City Clerk of the City of Rialto, DO HEREBY
CERTIFY that the foregoing Ordinance No 751 was duly passed and adopted at a
regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Rialto held on the_24thday
of July , 1978.
Upon Motion of Councilperson Paves _.
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seconded by Councilperson amrrs the
foregoing Ordinance was duly passed and adopted. Vote on the NOHOW:
arc. v..... u..9 r. 41 - nazis. raves, and Sawcr
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I haw herecrto set ay hand.and the Official
Seal of the City of Rialto this_} sLday of scaly . 1978.
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M E M O R A N D U M
To: Lauren Wasserman
From: Bill Holley
Date: October 26, 1978
Subject: Community Service Building Modification (Memo D2)
On October 18, St-if presented a request to Council for authorization
to award an architectural and engineering ontract to Barmakian-
Wolff and Associates of Upland The subject of contract would be the
surveying, design and engineering of a 5600 square foot addition to
the present structure. The project would also address the rehabilitation
of the existing building and parking area Cost to the City for _
BarmaY.lan and Wolff's services: $25,029 ($10 000 from general fund
as authorized by Council in current budget and 415,029 from park
development funds)
Council agreed the project required further study and set additional
discussion for November 1, 1978
In individual meetings with Council Members, the following concerns
were raised:
Q How does this project fit into the long range Capital Improvement
Program (C I P ) for the City of Rancho Cucamonga?
A The C I P for Rancho Cucamonga is now being formulated by staff
for presentation to Council Within the Community Services
Department's C I Y this is one of three projects which vie
for top departmental priority The other two are the acquisitions
of two park sites for future development in eastern Alta Loma,
and Cucamonga, south of Foothill. present funding, from park
development funds, is projected to adequately cover these three
projects this fiscal year
Q Would funding this project adversly affect other capitnl projects
for the City, such as road improvements or a City Hall?
A No The design of the facility would be funded primarily (60 %)
through Park Development funds, which can only be used for development
or acquisition of recreation facilities. The construction
phase would be funded totally or in part through State or Federal
grant sources. Hatch- Money', if required, would come from park
development funds. Further, most grants that will be sought can
only be used for park development
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Memorandum
To - L. Wasserman
From - W. Holley
Subj. - Community Services Building Modification (memo 42)
Q Is the architect's estimate for construction at $50.00 per
square foot too highs
A. $50.00 per square foot would, at firsr glance, seems excessive.
However, the recent history of the construction costs of public
facilities, would bear out the estimate
Fontana Neighborhood Facility
9000 a.f at $56 per s.f.
Cucamonga Neighborhood Facility
6700 s f at $53 per s.f.
Hestroom at Yucaipa Park _
1200 s.f, at $33 pe 3 f.
Chino Fire Station
7800 ( + / -) s.f, at $64 per s f.
Q Does the City have a "better" alternative site for the placement
of this facility?
A. In staff's opinion, no Present site requires no financial
expenditures for acquisition. Present site is centrally
located, and well known throughout the community. Present
site is serviced by public transportation, and adjacent to
the public library aid a developed park site.
Development of preseit site provides City 3210 squarr feet
of the total 8800 at a renovation price of $15 per square
foot, as opposed to iiew construction cost of $50 per square
foot
As in my previous memorandum to you, dated October 13, 1978 (see
attached) in which this department's justification for this project
was detailed, I recommend that the Council award the contract for
design and engineering services to Barmakian -Wolff and Associates
of Upland in the amount of $25,029.
I request an agenda date of F,vember 1 to continue discussion of
project with Council.
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M E M O R A N D U M
Date: October 13, 1978
To: Lauren Wasserman
From: Bill Holley
Subject: Community Services Building Modification
As authorized by Council in the current budget, Requests for
Proposal (RFPs) were distributed on the Community Services
Building Modifications
A brief review of the circumstance which prompted thee^ RFPs
may be helpful in getting an overview of the situation.
The Community Services Building has increased useage from 7
hours per month in February 1976 to 206 5 hours for the current
month of October We have filled the building to its "practical
limits" Further, we are having to turn away community groups _
each week in addition to limiting our own programs. The schools
and Library are also currently being used for community meetings
at a heavy level. In short, space for community meetings, classes,
and other activities is at a premium
In the RFPs, we called for refurbishing the existing structure,
inside and out, plus the addition of a 5000 + /- square foot
building The addition was to provide space for a large meeting
room, three smaller meeting /classrooms, restrooma, a warm up
kitchen, and support areas (see attached preliminary idea)
Three proposals were submitted from the following firms:
L D. Ring; Harnish- Morgan and Causey; and Barmakien -Wolff and
Associates
After evaluation and discussion of the proposals by City Staff,
the Community Services Department recommends that the proposal of
Barmakian -Wolff and Associates of Upland be accepted Fee for
their services (see attached for details) on the $344,700 project
would be 7% or $24,129 plus $900 00 for surveying, bringing project
total to $369,729 00
The funding strategy for the project will be financing architectural
and engineering plans ($25,029) with City funding, and seeking several
available grants for its construction ($344,700). There are three
grants currently available which would fund this project, SB -174,
Land and Water Conservation Fund, and Housing and Community Development
Act - 1974.
�,yRe�quest an agenda date of October 18 to present the above to Council
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,r 1•a" ( /��thr •Ire ll G.nq•p.rr". i —� LONISAC1NUMUEII
F; ,,,,q ✓/ REAL PROPERTY DIVISIOU
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N h:OUNTY OF SAN OCDNAPDINO ROLLIII R LOJESKE 0 sum
Pro err II.mayer _ rn E.13336 mm
STANDARD CONTRACT ad" /1 Vero NO —am omen Na un1 NO a1rNO nm,4ma etle""I
227 I 9370 001 $25.00 _
O.1k OM 01,1.61.1 DIINb =•r II<dnl /p n]tngrl llNnOM nq^wNpr,ft41,
SSA. F fonzz' llw lol10
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THIS CONTRACT Is entered Into in the State of Califofuia bi and belmen the County of San Bcrnardir., hereafter
called the County, and
COUNTY SEkVTCE AREA 1 50
hereafter called LESSEE"
IT IS HEREBY AGREED AS FOLLOWS:
(Use spore befory and rMrra s0c of !cam #Prided Set 1p11, serwce to 1w rendered, aurounl to brood. manner of paynicaf,
fuse low Perlpnunce or compkrrorr,'tore nunMtron of sanslacdpy pprornunce and route for trmU,wnon, oilier remit and
ronddipw, and attach plant, rp vih"fmns, and addenda, if ally.)
That for and in consideration of the payments of the rents and the performance
of the covenant contained herein, on the part of said Lessee and in the manner here-
inafter specified, County does hereby lease, demise and let unto said Lessee that
certain building and grounds located at 9161 Baseline, Cucamonga, California, and
described as follows:
That portion of the North 528.00 feet of Lot 11, Hap of Subdivision "C ",
Cucamonga Vineyard Tract, as per Map recorded in Book 21 of Maps, page 67,
in the Office of the Recorder of said County.
to be used solely for Park and Recreation purposes and General Cemmrnity Services
in accordance with San Bernardino County policies, `for a twenty -five year period
c6 mencing•on or about the lst day or March 1975. Rent is ONE DOLLAR ($1.00) per
year, not in advance; with option to renew.
It is agreed that Lessee will pay all light, telephone and fuel rates that said
Lessee may use therein;
Lessee will be responsible for normal maintenance of the interior and exterior
of the demised building Lessee will further bu responsible for nortul routine
maintenance of cooling and /or heating units it may install.
Any provisions on the reverse side and referenced attachments hereof constitute a part of this contract and are
incorporated herein in full,
of lalll•lel iLpy Eerier) F.N 1 el 3
• •1 It is agreed that Lessee shall have the right during the existence
2 of this lease to attach fixtures, wrich fixtures shall be and remain the
3 property of Lessee, and may be remo+ed by Lessee at the termination hereof;
4 It is agreed that if any rent shall be due and unpaid, or if default
5 shall be made in any of the covenants herein contained, then it shall be
6 lawful for said County to re -enter the leased premises and remove all
7 , persons therefrom.
8 Lessee shall not make any additions or alterations thereon without
9 the prior written consent of County, except for additions an6 alterations
10 necessary for the conduct of normal business activities. Lessee shall
11 keep and operate said premises in a clean and tidy condition at all times,
12 free from dirt and accumulations of waste, all in compliance with ordinances
13 applicable thereto.
14 Lessee shall indemnify, the said County harmless from any and all
15 loss liability, cost and expp- _ and attorney's fees on account of personal
16 injury or fatality or property damage (including the persons or property of
17 Lessee employees), arising out of or in connection with the use of the
18 demised premises and /or the operation of any business thereon, regardless
- 19 of whether such occurrence or condition is due in whole or in part to the
20 negligence of County.
21 • This agreement may be terminated by either party upon thirty (30) days
22 written notice.
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All notices to be given between the parties shall be in writing and served
personally, or by depositing same in the United States mail, postage prepaid and
registered, and address to County Service Area No. 50, 9161 Baseline, Cucamonga,
California 91730, or at such other place as Lessee may from tine to time designate
in writing, and to the County of San Bernardino, Public Works Agency, Real Property
Division, 825 East Third Street, San Bernardino, California 92415, or at such other
place: as County may from time to time designate in writing
COUNT 0 SAN B .ANARDINO
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Chairman, Board 01Sup rv4wra
Dated �APR : —2 1 1975
LLUIIA rvlPOiu�tr, r r `K rr THE
ATTESTED: BOMM of suvcxriwu OF nu
COUNTY OF WI aW •POINO
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
Apprmcdas Te i form
CIIAIRNNI OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AS
GOVCRNiWC BODY OF CSA 50
I raH f/ rupr on, c nanY. erc.l
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BY '
Dated )APR 2 1
Title CHAIRMAN, BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Address
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MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF SUPERV,Sv:?S
OF SAIL BERNARDINO Co'IIITY, CAEII'GRIIIA
RE: AC_MMUMMITS: 975-- 2.'.'r 1 RyAL PROPERTY DIV,_PIIA " /CSA 50: 25 YR LT_'.:.srl
L1beL:RY: Ayi FUQSU
Acting an the reco=-m- n2ation of the P(d:lic Rorke Agoncy Administrator
and ou governing body cf County Service Ar,3a No. 50, on (notion by
Supervinor Towns:nd, dtly ueconded by Suparviaar Ilikonall and carricat,
the Do-rd of Sup_rvinors hnreby approvos agroc:oant 475 -277 by anu ho-
twoca tho Real Property Division and County Sorvir.(• Aron uo. 50 for
a 25 year louse on the Cucamonga Library buildinc( lecatod at 9161
Dasolino in Cucamonga far $1.00 par year effective 11-rch 1, 15751
further the hoard authorizes ita Chairman to oicn paid agrcement
indicating tbia Uoard'a approval of the tcrcw and conditions thorain
contained.
PASS=U AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervitorc of tho County of
San Bernardino, State of California, by the following vote:
AYES: SUPERWEWS: l:ayfiald, Nikudoll, Townnond, Smith, llansbcrgcr
NOES: DUPDRMOV34 Ilona
AUSENT: SUPERVISOR: Ilona
Bess
ECORDED AT REQUEST OF 344
AND MAIL TO t:u a-* :I,::LCla.t;
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GRANT DEED
13 NO TI.X DUE
11 County of San Bernardino, a body corporate and politic, for a valuable
is consideration, receipt of which to hereby acknowledged, hereby GRANTS to
16 County of San Bernardino for the use end benefit of County Service Area Number
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17 Fifty the following described real property in the County of San Bernardino,
16 State of California:
19 That portion of the Noitl. 528.00 feet of Lot 11, Hap of SubdiviafoeC%
20 Cuc""ga Vineyard Tract, as per Hap recorded in Book 21 of Maps, Page 67,
21 in the office of the Recorder of said County, described as follows:
2" Com®ancinp at the Ncrtheast corner of Bald Lot 11;
28 Thence South 000 11' 3J" Hest along the East !Inc of Bald Lot 11, a dis-
24 rants of 20.00 feet to a point of intersection with s line Vlat is parallel with
2s and 20.00 feet Southerly of the North line of said Lo: 11, said point being The
26 Trie Point of Beginning;
27 Thence Hest along said parallel line, a distance of 250.00 feet to an
48 intersection with a line that is parallel with and 250.00_ feet Westerly of the
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East line of Bald Lot 11;
30 Thence South 000 11' 30" Heat along said parallel lino, a distance of
a1 335.00 feet to ar. intersection with a line that is parallel with an-! 355.00
32 feet Southerly of the North line of said Lot 11;
53 Thence Beat along said parallel line, a distance of 250.00 feet to an
84 intersection with the Eart line of said Lot 11;
as ,
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eoe 85$36 rit¢ 499 y(
I Thence South 00° 11' 30" $test along the East line of said Lot 11, a
2 distance of 177.00 feet to
the Northeast comer of Lot 10, Tract No, 35739
8 as per MAP recorded In Book 30 of Napa, Paged 102 and 103, in the office of
4 the Recorder of said County;
6 Thence Heat along the North line of said Lot 10, a distance of 332.58
6 feet to an l: tersection rath the East line of that parcel of land described in
7 Deed recorded May 11, 19649 In Book 61460 Page 423, Office Records;
8 Thence North 000 11' 3011 East along said East line, a distance of 488.07
9 feet to the beginning of a tangent curve concave to the Southeast and having
30 a radius of 20.00 0 fee feat;
11 Thence Northeasterly along said curve through a central angle of 890 48'
12 30 ", a distance of 31.35
13 feet to a point of tangenq with a line that Is paral-
lel with and 20.00 feet Southerly of th• North line of Bald Lot 11;
11 Thence East along Bald parallel line, a distance of 362.65 feet to the
15 True Point of Beginning.
16 Stijeer to the recital In the deed from Cue ,
17 Cucamonga District Lions' Club,
a California Corporation, to the County of San Bernardino, a body corporate
18 and politic, recorded Septenber 7, 1973 In Book 8263 Pa
18 , Re 83 of Otflelal
Accords, an follows:
20 Thla conveyance is made and Accepted
23 upon thn express rectrictlon that
the land being conveyed shall be used for library building sad part: purposes
22 only and that the portion of said land not occupied by the library building
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shall be known as "Llon'o Park ", provided, that a breath of the foreVing @hall
cause said preadsaa to revert to the • 25 grantor, his bairn, suceeseora, or assigns, -
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who shall have the right to enforce Immediate ra -entry soon said promises in
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the event of any such breach.
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Dated' `AN 7 974 BY jq�
28 Chalt -oo, Basta of Supervisors -
Bo ATTEST: SEAL
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LEO, Clerk of the Board of Eupervlsors
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CUCA \TONGA DISTRICT
CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNI i
November 23,19"7 Joe Kamarrky, Second District Supervisor
175 West 'fifth
San Berrardino, Cali -ornia 92400
Dear Joe,
Re, Lions Part.
I believe that the deed restrictions and original intCucamonga
the•
Cucamonga District J,iona Club would preclude the use of the
building on the Lions Park property for outer than 'public par)-
Community meeting hail" purposes. It was .ne opinion of the Board
of Directors or this Lions Club•at their - November 22, 1977 meeting
that permanent partitions night change the building from that
Intended purpose.
I would like to ask that -.you review these dead restrictions with
the CSA 1150 Board, Use of Ahe buildini;,for•_city administrative
offices, even tempotarilj(, Gduld_b'e
intent of thulconveyance. in opoeition to•tfie originnal
Sincerely,
Joe Stanko
Secretary
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