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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978/12/06 - Agenda Packet' AGENDA n CITY OF RA:7CIlu CUCAMONGA Regular Meeting December 6, 1978 1. Cell t, order by lh.yor Frost. 2. ^ledge to the Flag. 4l 3 Roll Call: Mikels _, Palombo _, Gchlosser _, Hxet Frost 4 Approve of Minutes: November 15, 1970. S. Anroancements. 6. COJSENT CALLNPAR The following Content Calendar . -ants are arl»cted to be routino and non- " controversial. They will be acted upon by tla Council at one time without discussion. Any Cmu Cil member, stall member, or internntwd party my re- quest that an Item be removed from the Consent Calendar for later discussion. a. Approval of Warrants in the amount of $319,066.17 . ......... ..... 1 b Set December 20, 1978 for a public hearing for Zone ....... ....... 6 Change No. 78 -03 - S1eg1. c Set February 7, 1979 for puhllc hearing on an Appeal...... ... ... 6 on Conditional Use Permit No. 78-01 d. Refer claim of Larry W. Heists in the amount of $29,400 .... ..... 7 to the City Attorney for handling. o. Alcoholic Beverage livrnser for on sale beer and vine .............. 9' for Pizza 'N Stuff at 9740 19th Street -�' f. Tract 9475: Release Bonds to Brazen Construction Co ... ....... 10 Performance Bond (eoaer) in the amount of $30,000. Performance Bond (venter) in the amount of $30,000. n g. Tract 9315: Release Bond to Luak /Walton Cucamonga ........... ... 13 in the a:nunt of $2,150. It. Tract 4251: Accept Bonds (street) for development.. ... ....... 15 p at the southeast corner of Baseline and Archibald ✓,'W „ryV by Diversified Investment Co. Approve Resolution No. 78 -70 .................... .. ............ 14 A RESOLUTION fiF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAHONCA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING INPROVENENT AGREE)IENT AND 111PROV@DNT SECURITY FOR PARCEL NAP NO. 4251. , i I- City Council Agenda -2- December 6, 1978 7. PUBLIC HEARINGS• A. Rsauest aubvd.tted by Coral Inveatms.:t. Inc. to change.... ... 19 the zone. from R -1 (single family residential) to A -P (adminletrativa- professional) for 1.629 acres locetud on the suuth side. of Baseline betuaen Carnet and Beryl Avenue (zone change no 78 -01) ORDINANCE NO. 47 (second reading) . . .. ................. ...... 19 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF TIM CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFOLNIA, REZONING ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NO 208- 011 -66 (ZC78 -01). B. AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH AN .- LECrRIC FRANCHISE ................. 20 ORDINANCE N0. 42 first reading) Al; ORDTNANCE OF ME CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO rUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, CRANTING TO SOUTHMUl :ALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY, ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIChS, A FRANCHISE TO USE AND TO CONSTRUCT AND USE, FOR TRANSMITTING AND DISTRIBUTING XLECT.ICITY FOR ANY ANP ALL PURPOSES, POLES, WIRES, C014DUITS AND APPURTENANCES, INCLUDING CQMUNICATION CIRCUITS NECESSARY OR PROPER THEREFOR, IN, ALONG, ACROSS, UPON OVER AND UNDER fHE PUBLIC STREETS, WAYS, ALLEYS AND PLACES WITHIN THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA AIR) ,- PEALING ORDINANCE NO. 33. C Request for Zone Change Nn. 78 -02. Tha change of zone... .. .... 24 from C -2 and N -R to Y -2 for 9.3 acres of land locateu on the northeast corner of Etluanda Avenue and Whlttram. Request submitted by Seconds Colombero. ORDINANCE NO. 48 (first reading) AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, REZONING ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NOS. 229 -151 -* and 17j, AND 229- 161 -01 THROUGH 07 16 `kp B. CITY MANAGER'S STAFF REPORTS: A. Declaration of Iavaction from the Etivanda School .. . ........... 30 District. In accordance with city Ordinance No. 30 and Government Code Section 65971, the Etivanda School District Board of Trustees has filed a notification of condition of overcrowding. The notification points out the following Information: 1) All usable classroom apace is now occupied. Three classrooms are operating in non - classroom areas. 2) Even though we can absorb a few mare your. &a,ers into classrooms alread7 .dating, any growth will create double sessions. 3) There are seven hundred plus home on the tentative list of Rancho Cucamonga's Tract Statue lint. 4) There are five hundred fifty homes on the tentative apprcved list of the City of Fontana. Although out of the jurisdiction of Rancho Cucamonga, these hues will 1cpact our schools City Council Agenda -3- December 6, 1978 5) Although ve can absorb approximately one hundred students in existing classrooms, if we wait any longer to request Impaction help through Ordinance No 30, section 4 of the City of Rancho Cucamanga, we will be overcrowded from new htuse development and will be receiving no compensating financial assistance. RECO*MEiDA ^ION: It is recommended that the City Council adopt the appropriate resolution which would enable the collection of school fees for any new construction within the Etiwanda School Diatrict. RESOLUTION NO 78 -69 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, CONCURRING IN THE FINDINGS OF THE ETIWANDA SCHOOL DTSTRICT THAT COND7rI ^NS OF OVERCROWDING EXIST IN SAID DISTRICT. B. REQUEST TO AMEND AGREEMENT FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICES.. .... ... 32 City Council my recall that prior to the actual begirning of the new fiscal year, the County Board of Supervisors requentad that the hold harmless provisions concerning City and County liability be removed from the contract with the County. In the absence of any specific hold harmlero provisional the Coverrmnt Code snctlom prevail and the City and County share equally in any liability. After some discussion over the past few months, the County has agreed to reinsert the hold harmless provisions which would in effect hold the City harmless from any liability incurred by the County, and in turn the County would be hold harmless for the new liabilities incurzed by the city policies or personnel. The original intent of the contract amandment was to pro- vide identical contract provisions for each of the three other contract cities Since that was not done, however, the County agreed to reinsert the hold harmless agreement for the duration of the current fiacal year. RECOMMENDATION: It Is recommended that the mayor be authorized to sign the amendment to the contract for law enforcement services between the City of Rancho Cucamonga and the County of San Bernardino. C RSPORT RE. MOBILE HCNr RENT REVIEW BOARD PROPOSAL. .. .. 41 (An oral report prosanted by Jim Robinson, Assistant to the City Manager.) D. BASELINE CONDEMNATION .. .... . ... .... .. .. . .. ...... ... 58 It is recommended that a Resolution of Necessity be approved for the condemnation of the property located on the southwest corner of Baseline and Hellman Avenue. Acquisition of this property is required for the completion of the planned County project to widen Baseline from Hellman Avenue to Archibald Avenue. RESOLUTION NO. 78 -71 A RESOLUTION OF NLCESSITY OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, TO EXERCISE RIGHT OF ENINM DOMAIN TO ACQUIRE PROPERTY FOR CONSTRUCTING OR IMPROVING A PUBLIC HIG15KY AND ACCOMPLISHING ALL NECESSARY-INCIDENTS THZRETO. .114 City Council Agenda .•4- December 6, io78 E. RESOLUTION APPOINTING OFFICER AND AGENT TO ACCEPT ................ 65 DOCUMENTS. The County is at present allowing on appointed individual to accept and approve documents for right-of-way use It is recommended that the Council approve Resolution No. 78 -36 appointing the City Engineer and registered Assistant to the City Engineer to approve and accept gratis right -of -way documents, acknowledge Offers of Dedication documents, and accept documents for right -of -way parcels previously approved for Purchase by the Council. RESOLUTION NO. 78 -36 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCr- OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, APPOINTING AN OFFICER AND AGENT TO ACCEPT DEEDS ON BEHALF OF THE CITY. F. PROPOSED CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS ........................ . . 69 The Engineering Division has identified sham projects which it fecla deserves early consideration for funding through appropriation of County contingency funds and gas tax revenues. These projects are: a. Sapphire Street (minor widening) $15,000 eat. both sides of the street at the Foothill Freeway right-of-way. b. Baseline Road (minor widening) $ 5,000 est east of Archibald Avenue at proposed Riddle Kerner Day Care nter. G . SI APPROVAL NO. 78 -03 - The Development of a Nursery/ ... ..... 71 Day Care facility to be located at 9817 Baseline. Submitted by Pd Young. H. REQUEST BY VANIR DEVELOPMENT COMPANY TO MODIFY THE. 77 "T" STANDARDS 0.Y PROPERTY LOCATED ON THE NORTHEAST -- CORNER OF 1917H STREET ANTI AMETHYST AVENUE. Request to allow for development of a professional office building on the subject property which is currently zoned C -1 -T. The current "T" standardP limit the use of the property to a Poet Office. I. DEANNEgTION OF THREE SOUTHWEST PORTIONS OF THE CITY ............. 95 OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA TO THE CITY OF ONTARIO. During the Planning Commission meetings on the General Plan, It became evident to the Commission t, at several areas along the southwest bounda.,F of the City are some- what isolated and would mote logically be a part of the City of Ontario in terms of land -use planning and city cervicoa 9. CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS: —M T7 MgZ7? rt City Council Agenda Deccmber 6, 1978 10. NEW BUSINESS a. Council b. Audience 11. ADJOURINEh"r K IZ !RMN!"F l% �a51 5uu aA/ 14 AGENDA CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA `{• v Remlat Heating December 6, 1978 1. Call to order by Mayor Frost. 2. Pledge to the Flag. 3, Roll Call: Hikels __, Palombo _, Schlosser _, West _, Frost 4. Approve of Minutes: Novecber 15, 1978, 5. Announcements. J"NFf esoijm#el wArmNb /Ved. /(GI me Lip /'^`• 1 At&j6Wj. V-4 JA%Al- 6. CONsm CALENDAR 6e4omv /. Md ax-4L The following onsent Calendar Steal am ex Lode" 4 expected to be routine and non - controversial. They will be acted upon by the Council at ono time without discussion. Any CounCII member, staff =*mbar, or interested party may re- quest that an item be mroved frmm the Consent Calendar for later discussion. a. Approval of Warrants in the amount of $319,066 17 . ............... 1 b. Set December 20, 1978 for a public hearing for Zone ............... 6 Change No. 78 -03 - Siegl. -- c. Set February 7, 1979 for public hearing on an Appeal .............. 6 on Conditional Use Permit No. 78 -01. -- d Refer- claim of Larry W. Helnts in the amount of $29,400........... 7 to the City Attorney for handling. e. Alcoholic Beverage license for on sale beer and wine ...... ....... 9 for Pizza 'N Stuff at 9740 19th Street. f. Tract 9475: Release Bonds to Drazaa Construction Co . ............ 10 Performance Bond (sever) in the amount of $30,000. -- Performance Bond (water) in the amount of $30,000. g. Tract 9315: Release Band to Lusk /Walton Cucamonga .............. 13 in the amount of $2.150. -- h Trnct 4251: Accept Bonds (street) for development . .... ........ 15 at the southeast corner of Baseline and Archibald by Diversi`Sed Investment Co. Approve Resolution No. 7-70 ......... .............. ..... 14 A RL•:OLITION C.• TPL CITY COUNe:*.L OF THr (y-2 OF RAhC!a) CUCAV)NGA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING lHPLJV7lft1.i AGRF.}2= AND IHPROVU1ENT SECURITY FOR PARCEL HAP hit, 4251. City Council Agenda -a- December 6, 1978 7. PUBLIC HEARINGS: A. Fssuast aubmitto by Coral Invnr [meat. Inc. to changn..... ..... 19 the :one from R -1 (singln family residential) to A -P -- (administrative - professional) far 1.629 acres located on the south aide of Baseline butwean Carnet and Beryl Avenue (zone :Nwnge no. 78 -01) ORDINANCE NO. 47 (second reading) .... ................. ..... 19 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY 07 RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, RZZONING ASSESSOR'S NO. 208 - 011 -66 (ZC78 -01). PARCEL B. AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH AN ELECTRIC FRANCHISE .................. 20 ORDINANCE NO. 42 first reading AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANLl10 CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, GRARTING TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY, ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, A FRANCHISE TO USE AND TO CONSTRUCT AND USE, FOF. TRANSMITTING AND DISTRIBUTING ELECTRICITY FOR ANY AND ALL PURPOSES, POLES, WIRES, CONDUITS• AND APPURTENANCES, INCLUDING COMMUNICATION CIRCUITS NECESSARY OR PROPER THEREFOR, IN, ALONG, ACROSS, UPON OVER AND UNDER•TNE PUBLIC STREETS, WAYS, ALLEYS AND ILACES WITHIN 1NE CITY OF RANCHO Cl'CANONCA AND APPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 33. C RCOaeat for Kona Change No. 7E -02. The change of zone....... ... 24 IrkC -2 pad H-R to H -2-for 9.3 acres of land located on the northeast corner of Etivanda Avenue and Whittram. Request submitted by Socando Colambero. ORDINANCE NO. 48 (first reading) AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, RISZONING ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NOS. 229-151 -14 and 15, .IND 229 - 161 -01 THROUGH 07. 8. CITY MANAGER'S STAFF REPORTS: A. Declaration of Impaction from the Etivanda School ............... 30 District. -- In accordance with city Ordinance bo. 30 and Government Code Section 65971, the Etivanda School )Sstrict Board of Trustees has filed a notification of condition of overcrowding. The notification points out cis following information: 1) All usable classroom space is not, occupied. Three classrooms are operating In non- claearcom areas. 2) Even though we can ahsorb a few mere youngsters into classrooms already e:dsting, any growth will create double sessions 3) Thera are seven hundred plus homes on the tentative list of Rancho Cucamonga's Tract Statue list. 4) Thera are five hundred fifty homes on the tentative approved list of the City of Fontana. Although out of the Jurisdiction of Rancho Cucamonga, these homes will impact our schools. City Council Agenda -3- December 6, 1978 5) Although we can absorb approximately ma hundred students in existing classrooms, if we wait any longer to request Impaction help through Ordinance No. 30, section 4 of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, we will be overcrowded from ner house development and will be receiving no compensating financial assistance. RECOMMENDATION: It is recommended that the City Council adopt the appropriate resolution vaich would enable the collection of school fees for say new construction within the Etiwanda School District. RESOLUTION NO. 78 -69 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CCCAHONGA, CALIFORNIA, CONCURRING IN IHE FINDINGS OF THE EIIHANDA SCHOOL DISTRICT THAT COFaI -IONS OF OVERCROI.9ING MITI IN SAID DISTRICT. B. REOUEST TO AMEND AGREEMENT FOR LAN ENFORCF14M SERVICES ........... 32 City Council may recall that prior to the actual beginning of the new fiscal year, the County Board of Supervisors requested that the hold harmless Provisions concerning City and County liability be removed from the contract with the County. In the absence of any specific hold hardens provisions, the Government Code sections pccvafl.and the City and County share equally in any liability. After some discussion over the past few months, the County has agreed to reinsert the hold harmless provisions which would in effect hold the City harmless from any liability - incurred by the County, and in turn the County would be held harmless for the new 11ab111tfes incurred by the city policies or parsmmel. The original intent of the contract cmendment was to pro- vide identical contract provisions for each of the three o.her contract cities Since that was not done, however, the County agreed to r2inaert the hold harmless agreement for the duration of the current fiscal year. RCCOIMEIMATIOV; It in recoam'ended that the nayor be authorized to sign the amendment to the contract for law enforcement services between the City of Rancho. Cucamonga and tha County of San Bernardino. J(C. REPORT RE. MOBILE HOME RENT REVIEW BOARD PROPOSAL ...... ......... 41 (An oral report presented by Jim Robinson, Assistant to the City Manager.) D. BASELINE CONDEMNATION ......... . .... . ......... ..... .......... 58 It is recommended that a Resolution of Necessity be approved for the condemnation of the property located on the southwest corner of Baseline and Hellman Avenue. Acquisition of this property In required for the complativa of the planned County project to widen Baseline from Hellman Avenue to Archibald Avenue. RESOLUTION NO. 78 -71 A RESOLUTION OF NECESSITY OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO rUCAHONCA, CALIFORNIA, TO EYERCISE RIGHT OF EMINENT DOMAIN TO ACQUIRE PROPERTY FOR CONSTRUCTI:MG OR IMPROVING A PUBLIC HIGHWAY AND ACCOMPLISHING ALL NECESSARY INCIDENTS THERMO. City Council Agenia -4- Pecember 6, 1978 E. RESOLUTION APPOINTING OFFICER AND AGENT TO ACCEPT ................ 65 DOCUIO?NTS. -- The County is at present allowing an appointed Individual to accept and approve documents for right-of-way use. It io recommended that the Council approve Resolution No. 78 -36 appointing the City Engineer and registorad Assistant to the City Engineer to approve and accept gratis right -ofway documents, acknowledge Offers of Dedication documents, and accept documents for right -ofwa7 parcels previously approved for purchase by the Council. RESOLUTION NO. 78 -36 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITI COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAY.ONGA, CALIFORNIA, APPOINTING AN OFFICER AND AGENT TO ACCEPT DEEDS ON BEHALF OF THE CITY. F. PROPOSED CAPITAL EMPraVEMOTT PROJECTS ................. .... . ... 69 9 The Engineering Division has Ideutified thZIM projects which it feela deserves early consideration for funding through appropriation of County contingency funds and gas tax revenues. These projectb are: a. Sapphire Street (minor widening) $15,000 sot. both sides of the street at the Foothill Precmmy right- ofway. b. Baseline Road (minor widening) $ 5,000 est. east of Archibald Avenue at _ Proposed Klddla Korner Day Care ACenter. C. 1 S ROYAL +.0. 78- 3 - e eve an t Nu y/ .... 71 ay re fa t1 tToe oeata 981 ea r Sub tted b v you H. REQUEST BY VANIR DMELOPN�rr COMPANY TO MODIFY THE ........ ...... 77 ITT" STANDARDS ON PROPERTY LDCAM ON THE NOR MAST -- CORNER OF 19TH STkEEI AND AMETHYST AVENUE. Request to allow for development of a professional office building on the subject property which is currently zoned C -I -T. The current "T" star trcda limit the use of the property to a Poet Office I DEANNPJL &TION OF THREE SOUTHWEST PORTIoas OP THE CITY ............. 95 OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA TO THE CITY OF ONTARIO. -- During the Planning Commission meetings on the General Plan, it became evident to the CccmTeslon that ee.:ral areas along the southwest buundary of the City are soce- •+hat isolated and would more logically be a part of the City of Ontario in terms of land -use planning and city services. 9. CITY ATTORNEY REFORM OF% Mi T-VA o City Council Agenda December 6, 1978 p 10. NEW BUSINESS a: Council b Audience I.I. AWOURMMVf v4l�l r November 15, 1978 CITY OF RANCHO CUCAt10NGA CITY COUNCIL MINUTES ReAulor Hcctinx C,.LL TO ORDER Tim regular meeting of the City Council was hold at the Community Service Building. 9161 Baseline Road, Rancho Cucamonga, on Wednesday, November 15, 1978. The meeting uas callea to order at 7:04 It m. by Mayor James C. Frost, who led in the pledge to the flag. ROLL CALL Present: Council members Schlosser, Mikels, Palombo, Nest, and Mayor Frost City Manager, Lauren Wasserman; Interim City Attorney. Sam Crown; Assistant to City Manager, Jim Robinson: Community Development Director, Jack Lam; City Engineer, Lloyd ibibhs APPRG /AL OF Motion: Moved by Palumbo, seconded by Mikels to approve MINUTES the minutes of November 1, 1978 Motion unanimous)v cart ad CONSENT The follovin8 items were presented for approval on the CALENDAR Convent Calendar: a Approval of warrants in the amount of $54,945.55 b. Accept recoomendatlon of Disposal of Surplus Property, the old C S.A. -50 orange truck -- 1968 Chevrolet 7/4 tent to the Alta Loma School District for $1.00 C Refer claim against the (ity by 11r. E lire James Rensfer in the amount of $19,676 to the City Attorney for handling d Refer claia against the City by Cecelia Pionalto of approximately $250 00 to the City Attorney for handling. c. Refer claim against the Clty by Ilr 4 Mrs George Wink In rite amount of approxitmtely $1,000 to the City Attorney for handling f Set Decenber 6, 1978 as it Public Hearing to consider a zone change from H -R and C -2 to 11 -2 for 9 T acres of land located on the northeast corner of Etiwandu and Nhtttram. Submitted by Secondo Colembero. (Zone binge No. 78 -02) g Tract No. 9440: Acceptance of Tract Map and Bonds by rrismar Development Corporatlor: Performance Bond (road) $128,000 00 Libor and Material Bond (road) 64,000 00 - Performancc Bond (landscaping) 42,681.10 Labor and Material Bond (landscaping) 21,741.65 RESOLUTION NO 78 -68 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMGNCA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING I'D'ROVFJIL'NT AGnEEMENT, IMPROVEMENT SECURITY, AND FINAL 11AP OF TRACT NO. 9440 r� .•C-R9 Ci,!,ftt( ell lllnutea v.Fagu 2 h. Trent 9451: Accept roads and rcicas.• bonds to Royal " Oak 'Imes: Perlornnnce Lord Croad) $ 74,000.00 I. Trart 660: 4elease of bonds to Vanguard builders, Inc Performance Band (road) S 70,000.00 j Tram 9352.1: Accept roads, rulenne bonds to Inca Names, ' inc : Perfortance Load (road) $ 100,000.00 k. Tract !to. 8892: :.olease of bonds to Vanguard sunders: Performance Bond (road) $ 84,000.00 I Tract 9382: Release of bonds to Lesney- Fletcher Items: rertarmunce Bond (sever) $ 40,000 00 Performance Bond (water) $ 53,000 00 Tract 9348: Release of bonds to Rent Land Co.: Performance d.tnd (sewer) $ 46,000 00 Performance Bond (water) $ 44,000 00 Ttnct No 0381: Release of bonds to lesny- Wllshirt P- operties: Performance Bond (sever) $ 41,000 00 Performance Bond (water) $ 40,000 00 m. Acceptance of deed of gra.,o ng a street easemenr aver Y,etropolitan Water District ' +go,mnt. RESOLUTI I NO 78 -66 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE Cl'. OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. :ALIFORNIA, AUTHORIZING THE CITY ENGINEER TO ;ICN, ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUM10 "CA, AS EASMENT FROH THE NETROPOTITAN WATER DISTRICT TO THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAHONCA. Harlem Ilovc r by Palombo, seconded by Mikels to approve - Resolution No. 78 -66 and waive the entire reading. Title read by fir. Wasserman Notion unanimously carried. Notion: Moved by West, seconded by Palombo to approve the enttra Consent Calendar items. H -:ion unanimously carried ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 West, in representing the cite, at an United Way meeting, tied been presented a plaque In behalf of the city West pren.•nted it to Mr Wasserman, who icccpted it for the city staff The plaque represented $1180 00 of pledges which was the highest pct capita giving of any city in the West End 2 'auren Wasserman had been appointed for a two -year term on the Lxccutive Committee of the i aguo of California Cities. 3 fleeting was held with developers of the 19th and Carnelian project. The rrobleu should soon he resolved regarding the intersection. 4 fir llubbs announced the first lulvisory Traffic Committee r—'• mart ng would be held Thrusday, November 16, in the Library t"i Conference Rooa at 10:00 a.m. � j 5 Planning Cotmnlsnion and the School Districts would be erecting nn November 21 at 5 00 p r. to tall, about issues of growth atamgemc.nt .nh tt •i' • o. "rFrd iY.. S V -,", 'Tl :Tii-'., i.ry -- .,„��.. rv; .�. c1"'i;;.V rl�{.s :-,- t•tia i ij- City Council Minutes •' ' November 15, 1978 ri'... Page 3 - 6 On the 22nd of November there will be the regular Planning Comadsolon muting It is hoped than the land - - use element of the plan will be finalized and be forwarded to due City Council. 7. Mr. Wasserman requested authorization to add three r ■+ additional iteze to the agenda. Gran-ad _ill ` PUBLIC HEARING Request was to razone 1 629 acres of lard between Garnet ti and Beryl Avenue. The surrounding area s residential Zone Change No. with single family to the north, s1'agle ( wily and vacant �. 78 -01 land to tite cast and a church to the west Regas.st Ly Coral Investment, Inc Ordinance No 47 (first reading) Request was so a 65CJ square f-,ot office bt tlding could be constructed. The Planning Commission adv rtised a public hearing in the Cucamonga Times on October 31 with no one ' opposing the zone change It was the staff's recommendation that the City Council concur to the request for zone change. ;l No one from the public was present to oppose the zone ' change request fiction: Moved by 2alumbo, seconded by Neat to noprove the zone change, read title of Ordinance No 47, waive the - en4lre reading, and to pass on to the next meting for final approval. Motion unanimously carried Title read by fir Wasserman. ORDINANCE. NO. 47 i a,N u- dDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY [+ OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, REZONING 3 ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NO. 208- 011 -66 (ZC78 -01) i Edison Compeny Beeause the city did not post and a.lverelse tlw public Franchise hearings when it adopted the revised ordinance, therefore, the Edison Cor7any has requested that the whole process start from th beginning For the first step, a resolutiou c•tabllshtng the public hearings must be passed • Motion: ft d by Palambo, seconded by Mikels to approve the resrlution establishing public hearing for the electric franchise and waive the entire reading. Wasserman read the title only. lotion unanimously carried. 'r RESOLUTION NO 78 -67 ' A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF TIIE CITY ' !. OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, OECLARIN3 ' --1 ITS INTENTION TO GRAM' AN CLECTRIC FRANCHISE TO n SOUTBERN CALIFORNIA POISON COMPANY. b" 1 Resolution of A problem within Tract 7371 (located in Cucamonga between Necessity to Hellm.nt, Layton, San lernardino Road, and Tryon Road) find Exercise Eminent developed and was bain•; presented to the Councir. to cun- •i Domain elder adopting a Resolution of Necessity for Eminent Domain. ur !_IPi 'City ,Gourtil Minutes November 15. 1978 ?age 4 ?Ir. leasdale, prevent owner of the property south of Tract 7771, had pluggnd a drain uhich ran through his property , (20 Cott easement). By plugging the drain, water could back up into the trnet Property owners were concerned, Complica CJng the situation were problems whin'- Involved the County when an agreement for the casement was signed by a former pr.iparty owner, Mr, Simon Eliot, prior to the incorpo.atlo't of Rancho Cucamonga M: rensdale had loaned money to File, and had forecloo.I when i11as failed to make his payments However, [its signatura had not been obtained on the agreement for the casement Also, property ouiners, ?Ir. and tire. Fred Rowe, to tlee south of the Teesdale property at 9189 San Bernardino Road. were concerned should the drain be opened. Hater would back up onto their prcperty causing flooding since water did not run off San 9ornardino Road to ilellmn properly Thev were represented at tha Council meeting by attorney Robert Crisman. Dlsrncston between City Attorney and Council followed over so-,a of the legal implicnttons The County find filed a suit against Elias for the bond posted guaranteeing acvcral property improverents — although that would Pat be scheduled for hearing until June Some of this money could be applied toward drain improvements, but would probably fall short of the estimated $40,000 needed for an underground storm drain system. .fr Crowe explained that obtaining an Emincot Domain vac only the first step. Tim next steps would be to obtain an appraisal of the easement and then decide whether to file to take the casement Lmediately or wait for the court to - determine fair market value Chuck Bu9uet, spokemen for the tract, addrese..d the Council explaining in greater detail the resldenta' pcsitt n and concern. Attorney Robert Crl'man also addressed tiro Conned In behalf of his clients, Mr. b lira Fred owo. ?Ir Hubble said the City would do everything po,elble to help alleviate the Rowe's problem now and coul help by hutlding hermn, walls or r wnlbly raising theit driveway to help the water from backing up once their property, It wax noted, however, that all the flooding was not coming frn.m the plugged -up drain Mr. Hubbell exnrass�d the perniucnt solution would be many years away and a part of the eltv's atom dralnnge system for the entire city. Uouover, the need for now ur.s to unplug the drain tint ton• ?loved by Pnlombo, seconded by Went to accept staff's reco­,nendation to proceed with tlm necessity of P^ Cnlrent Domeln, approve tlm resolution, waive the entire �'y rc Win,, Title rend by Wasserman, Motion unanimously ' I carried 3`r "4f ' ,•� += K'JY` City Council lllnu[cs 7�! >_ Novc soar 15, 1970 Jr POR Y 5 pa Agreement fir. Holley presented a Cooperation Agreement bccveen between City 4 t•m City of Rancho Cucamonga and the County of Son County for Iarnardluo to have the County administer the Corarunity lmmnunity Develop revolopm. nt Block Grant program for us. fir. Holley said ` Block Grant this was a result of the Council's decision on October h 18 to approve the list of projects of rurba and gutters, park improvements, an: storm dra.no Ration: Moved by Schlosser, seconded by Mikels to approve ! the Cooperation Agreement and authorize the mayor to ' i sign Notion unanimously carried. Requesr to hire )Ir. Empey presented the need to hire an account clerk since Account Clerk the present clerk has resigned Ilavevor, he was tequenting the position be filled as a city-funded position instead , o° u CEFA funded position The reason was the guidelinzs for CEfA had changed and was dlrocted -award the hard- , core umcmployed Under the circumstances, he 11.1 not j feel the city vou'd be able to find a qualified Person I Also, out funds had not yet been approved under the now guidelines f The salary scale for this position was $786 to $945 per j month and would not chn•tge Tim cronies hnd been budgeted 1 in the non - departmental account to be a part of the transition program of CEIA employees Authorization was requested to transfer the portion of the salary for tha " remaining year of $3,145 he transferred from the non- F departmental account to the appropriate salary account ' !lotion: Moved by Nest, seconded by Palombo to approve Y, the hiring of a replacermnt account clerk under riv.- • funding instead of CEM and to transfer $3,144 from the non - departmental account for the remaining year's salary I )lotion unanimously carried. Robert E- Vilerg 'fr. Holley presented a request to apply for the Robert- a Open Space 6 ].'Berg Open Space and Recreation Program Act (SB -174) 7 Recreation Program grant Since this uppllcatlon lion to be mailed before the Act application next Council meating, it was row, uefore the Council to adopt the necessary Resolution to ipprove the application )lotion: )loved by Poloxho, secondee by Nest to approve Resolution No 78 -52, waive the erttre rending. Title 1 rend by Wasserman 'lotion unani'ously carried. 7 t RESOLUTION NO 70 -52 A RESOLUTION OF T11E CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF t RANC110 CUCAlIONGA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING T11E APPLICATION FOR GRANT FUNDS UNDER THE ROBERf- 2'BERG URBAN OPEN -SPACE AND RECREATION PROGMI. r' r, Storm Prepared- A rrqucn[ by the City Engineer for storm preparedness ness Equipment equlpn�nt an follows: 5.� 1 Purchase of equipment to include 10,000 sandbags, rain equipment, radio scanner cost $4,7100 i' 4� 2. Allocation of overtime for city employees below Depart- ment (load lave! In emergency situations to be controlled 't; by the City Marrger ?�� M1 5 VS CLLY Council Minutes 4 Novrmber 15, 1978 Page 6 3 Authorize installation of n city phone extension to the Road IWintenance Yard with provisions for a night ' bell cost approx $35 00 per month. Notion: !loved by Schlosser, seconded by Palombn to approve the necessnry Meow listed above in 1 -3 for storm prepared - ness equipment. Itotlon unanimously carried. 11 b It Lumber 11 b 11 Luber request to release deposits. Item had been removed :real the Consent Calendar of November 1 to check to make sure all work had been completed Mubbs reported all work was completed satisfactorily Neticn: !loved by Polombo, ucconded by Nikels to release deposit of $18,675.00 to N b `t Lunber. notion unanimously carried. NEW BUSINESS 1 Firrt anniversny celebration of the City will be on November 30 at City hall from 3:30 to 5:30 p m. 2 tlayor asked Wasserman o introduce the National League of Cities program to the Council Wasserman presented the advantages of becoming members of this national group. Mayor asked that this be brought to the Council for more detailed discussion and consideration at the December 6 meeting AD30URNIIENI Notion: Moved by West, seconded by Palombo to adjourn the meeting Notion unanimously carried. Meeting adjourned at 7:12 p M. Respectfully submitted, _ Bever:y Authelet deputy City Clerk F# yc2I yr n I Rk z 0 S N N Q J n u�p\ U m 0450 Z O U Y 2 ¢ Y W G N `_ 4 � y o u u T pW' p f p s Y � u a W N u s'I(w�:i "':��`� t,^'�;rrn.l ,,x tip• A" N O O N N N M M M V S S S S N N N N N M S IA 50 n m O\ O M M M M M M M N N N N N 6 C U N N VI T T W U Y O Y Y N MN I I � O O u ¢ 0 0 C Y' C LY Y Y O 1 x¢u C L O O p « Y Y L 6 L 1. 7 •N Y •Y U N N O m m m O 0001. 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CAL, ronNU Ynoe 3 Ta.er.oee 4 I v. +, eaaaaea 5 Attorneys for Clatmaint B, IG-.I'.9 d ;I fill 46 Rr?Afe�fd fR�y N�\ AVOWl5 }R, WX bLti 1 1918 7181£lltn111112t1t21314t618 7'I 8, 9 10 IIII In the Matter of the 12�� claim of 1311 LARRY W. MEINTS, ] 1 Claimant, 1 14 1 vs. ] 15 10 1� CITY OF M1JCHO CUCA.MONGA 1 iI 1 17 Larry W Moints hereby presents this claim to the City of 4ancho 18 Cucamonga pursuant to Government Code 8910. 19ll The name and mailing address of claimant in as follows: 20II Larry W. Moints 148B North Grove Street 21 Upland, California 91786 22 The post office address to which claimant desires notice of 23 this claim to be sent is as follows: 24 Larry W. Moints 1488 North Grove Street 25 Upland, California 91786 Rancho 26 On August 25, 1978, at Cucamonga, California, claimant re- 27 ceived personal injuries under the following circumstances: 28 Claimant was illegally arrested and imprisoned by officers -1.. f7 ,. Farr'= 4Fr ;9,' ('�,?iv % °• _'Sri ^`'� ip i 111 of the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Office and was assaulted 211 and battered by said officers. I Rancho 3: The City of Cucamonga contracts with the County of San Ber- 4 nardine to furnish sheriff's officers. 5, As a result of said improper conduct, claimant was incarcer- 5 ated and imprisoned illegally and further suffered severe physics / damage requiring medical treatment and hospitalization. 8 So far as it is known to claimant at the date of filing this 0 claim, claimant has incurred damaes as follows: 18 1. medical expenses - $858 00 _ W °0 11 2. Bail premium - $500.00 D S i 12 3. Automobile impound - $ 42.00 I O : 0 13 4. Attorney's fees - $3,000.00 Qe i o 14 All of the above expenses are directly due and caused by the Ua 15 improper and negligent conduct of the public entity. I Oi 1G Claima.tt does not know all of the names of tha public employ) F " 1/ ces who were responsible for the above conduct, bt.t does know of 18 two in[ividuals who are directly responsible, to -sit: Deputies 1D 1n ram any ' 9 Tyrrell, San Bernardi :o County SFeri Ef s O£fico. 20 At the time of the pro[entation of this claim claimant claims 21 damages in the amount of $29,400, including appraximatoly $25,000 22 general and punitive damages. 23' DATED: November L1 , 1978. _ 24 i 25 LARRY I I, IFB, la mant 27 4. �. .��'.'f �. :._.� COPY iyJ k 1� Oe nN bbd— mre an ..eb. Ir 3 APPLICATION FOR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE IICENSE(S) Tor Department of Alcoholic Beveraje Control 1215 O SI...I Secmmarlu, Calif 95814 IM.rxKr...wx..oC.,M.w The underugmet herby apple, far Lune. d.u,rbed cis /ogowe 2. NAMEIS) OF APPLICAIIT(S) Wm 0e Net # Ali.,. TEb Nne –Fw H.dyurmn ale.. OF LICENSES) FILE NO. if ... it Issued Applied under Sec. 241044 !. 0 Dar 4 , Effective Do1 J • E(f.cine DI 2. TYPE(S) OF TRANSACTIONtS) FEE I 4. Nan. of Business of _ I ls:ra ed 3 lacaeon Butrneu- Number and Street City and LP Cade County 1 6 If Premises 6rnsed, I" Shnw Type of License IT Mwlmq Addross (.f d.Bernt frnm 5)- Number and Street 1" 9. Have ,y ro you aver been convicted of a felony? if it LW'2.Ap'P1';n,.nI E.p o •'YES° amwer to itims 9 or 10 an an attachm agrees (a) that any manager employad in _�CEIPL NO. -- _ - - TOTAL S 7 Are Premises Inside city Limns?_ I Irevipl (rww) 10, Have you ever violated any of the provisions of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act or regulations of the Department per: • + I. fairing to she Aft? at which %hall be deemed part of this application. -,ltyy '+n•;at$ Ilupsed prrmfses well have all the quopfimnens of a Ikvnuq r•�' (b) that he will ac, violate or cows or permit to he vloloted any of the prdsiens of the Alcohatic Berem • Cantrol Ar.! �rta .a STATE OF CALFORNIA,. . Csuny af` ,�47}�.�0I7ra7.'frr,T14._. 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F� tf'44 -i. � rC.:ft'Httta. j1s[l::rT.'.1.�4 .`+k�rtilA A °. i i» •:"°` • :� stC;e;• bt p �vt c d :rit- �?�aa!1:5 • !l•:lyr +L�,tr`. )4 St ••�i szai�SsYtYf'??G�j, Location •` r?e'E fl Number and Skeet s F d and Coda �):alilr, y P '•I %'s'•- i•p,� +-' ,�Qy /} :•!t'a•.,,; couay .,e:sq - „�ii''•`l�� Not Write ReINo Thfe Unet For Dr)wrfmcnt Use Only icheds ❑ Recorded mike, r ❑ Fiduciary papare,•: e {j.” ' •• !.- `,J+Jfa}s;}'J47,�, r ' 1 ❑ - _ ._�_ ��______�_.= COPIES MAILED . RanewoL far of _Paid cd r Once on Receipt No.._ or,I. �' •. r. :+s. t� •h F'` 1`• i `'t: CQNffNT CALENDAR 3/ Data: Decmbcr 6, 1978 Tot City Mana3er and City Council From: Lloyd Hubbs, City Engineer Sub.cct: RELEASE BONDS - TRACT 9415 t ; I. !� Tract 9475 located at the northeast cornaeof Lemon atd Haven Avem:as. Over: Drazan Construction Co. , 108B9 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1030 4' Los Angeles, California 90024 Perfotmence Bond (Seuar) $30,000 Surety Perfor=nce Bond (Water) $30,000 Surety ?' The above wan approved by Cuc®onga County Water District on November 61 1978. L HUBBS, City Engineer k ` :•. 1, r d+ . 1 '�� ' t• iN :JHtnm ,•..'`}Q'1'• r .�•.* ze IV '�. ; -. •, '•q'F•i ,i. %• 1 < , .iR 11x:, .. .3q. IVA t � Rr< _•5Z!::t ^. :.. yC.'- c4'Te<,'S,S.Y,'V..'A� vw Y' ✓,a :__.:� n'v:. 7N VVF �- rr; TO Ir .y , Q I 1Z v1I�) if 'CUCAMONGA COUNTY WATER DISTRICT pu oar. vrrenlnonm +o eueeunnae e.u, m »o r u on. es ev, avu f RANK LCSINSKY. f...Y..r November 6, 1970 San Bernardino County Environmental Ilealth Services 351 North tit. View Avenue San Bernardino, Culifornin 9201 Attention: fir. Ben Kaplan :te: Tract No. 9475 Gentlemen: %o. r... r ... ARTHUR 11 nnloGr LLOYD W. AtIO1.AEL Ra..nRT CSOIT o AL t ROYCR ' "ARLES NES T VATI/ This letter is to indicate that all of the subject Tract lies within the boundaries of the Cucamonga COuRLy Nator District, and is entitled to service from this District. Financial arrangements for the sewer nysLem i.nntallai-ion have been completed to our satisfaction and no bonds or acseasmento for the purpose of making service availablo to said Tract tiro necessary. The sewer system has been installed according to the specificatiol of the Cucamonga County Water District and nu shown on the certified drawings that were prepared by the Developer's Engineer. Service will be provided to each and every parcel with no additional financial requirements upon the prospective purchasers. Yours truly, CU� ..7D/ CAAMONGA COUNTY WATER DISTRICT � i r times II. Cline, Principal Engineering Aide b£ "Cc: Drazan Construction II s i IN Wr COUNTY OF SAN 9UMARUINO• CAI If ORNIA t•VIO 1 ,U•LI1 -0111 Of A PON 9104 Cf tot 31 Ar10 INC NCN bN R1 114AT1 1 %0 IIIT 11 LL••ON AVCNUr (VACATr UI. AS ILA HA9 Of 1 16l'IN'll 1•R3Vb5 rwt COT 1gACt NO i. AS •I Q•A.Ip IN 00OK yy 70. HiC 34. •#".:S W &AN Of WAAJNO I.'4IIr JIAII Jf OLA3l4A 'J h 0 l,• 6. 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A ♦�•', A, �.v !.,I' •I' I f `` `'�•• 15 c 14 .a•,1 I u,.. t� I 2 Dl •y.., I I :a c. ru �i IA C ` . • , • i It1i \G i.'' �I:N IA4Y�I' 11 "a D•1 i Oj ,•f /,�� 4 I +2 t +� rN I .Yd At � 14 / 25 i8 27 28 ' 'Y Q ��rir: y.. r 6 I � fr.•• • 132 .ru lrl � i IT s t• _ 4u - n Sr• • ° i � 1 Y I 3.1 45 31 , 30 , 79 V NCN • v' . 11 I L AVCNUC r •rk I; -� •Tt a {• • _II N ^`,� µntr_L. J to ".v •• to • • rn .r• rrr .r r u • n• .rr •/1 • .• _ • V •• •r r 5 I...•4•r .r • V••a w.•r•••n_._r _r / Ir •r _fw Jrr•I(,a'- Ean Thbd Street • San Berrardmo. CA 71415 • 17141393-1011 Nnvember 13, 1973 NY • aiY T.i WU'n v City of Rancho Cucamonga Attn: Lloyd Ihtbbs - City Englnear 9340 Baseline Unit -A Rancho Cucamonga, Co. 91730 Dear fir. Mubbs: RE: Tract 9315 Please place tha following Item on the agenda for the City of Rancho Cucamonga City Council Meeting of December 6, 1978. Tract 9315 - located at the nomthnest corner of Sixth -;treat and Archibald Avenue Subdivider: Lusk/Waltor. Cucamonga. Request Board release $2,150.00 to Lusk /Walton Cucamonga, P. 0 Box t 19560, Irvine, Ca 92713 Certificate from McCutchan c Astociates, Engineers, stotes that all final monuments have been set and they have been Daid lu full ty truly yours, EUGE14E P CHE County Surveyor 1 L .'; i.f I 1 (.n 1 ..a• 1 1 [ 1 tl i By: 'CLAL'DE U TOMLINSON, Deputy Land Development Division Ahl pld :131�J1411� INI 11 %I $ I.31 �I� EPE /CDT /cam a c: ME, County of Sin Berrwdino .:.1 PJ3IY_:WORKSAGEon i J _ 1 � EUef Ne r Eke 5 twee„ s...+ro. elf jI I City of Rancho Cucamonga Attn: Lloyd Ihtbbs - City Englnear 9340 Baseline Unit -A Rancho Cucamonga, Co. 91730 Dear fir. Mubbs: RE: Tract 9315 Please place tha following Item on the agenda for the City of Rancho Cucamonga City Council Meeting of December 6, 1978. Tract 9315 - located at the nomthnest corner of Sixth -;treat and Archibald Avenue Subdivider: Lusk/Waltor. Cucamonga. Request Board release $2,150.00 to Lusk /Walton Cucamonga, P. 0 Box t 19560, Irvine, Ca 92713 Certificate from McCutchan c Astociates, Engineers, stotes that all final monuments have been set and they have been Daid lu full ty truly yours, EUGE14E P CHE County Surveyor 1 L .'; i.f I 1 (.n 1 ..a• 1 1 [ 1 tl i By: 'CLAL'DE U TOMLINSON, Deputy Land Development Division Ahl pld :131�J1411� INI 11 %I $ I.31 �I� EPE /CDT /cam a c: ME, � ��'A', tj��ii,iF T.1�ai�Yy t "��"T 1.!'yf�'��.7!���y.� `•� ;%`'�q''"'.^E . 7 f e L rESOLUTION W. 78 -70 t A RFSOLUTION OF TIIE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAIIONCA, CALIFORNIA, APPROvrt.c IMFRUJEIIENT ACREENENr, AND INPROMENT SECURITY FOR PARCEL NAP NO. 4251 11HEREAS, tentative parcel cap number 4251, submitted by Diversified Investment Co., and consiting of 6 unreels, located at the southeast corner of Baseline Road and Archibald Avenue, being a division of a portion of Lac 8, Section 2 T1S, RM, and WHEREAS, Parcel Pap Number 4251 is the final map of the division of land approved as shmm on said tentativo parcel map; and, k' MAS, all of cite requirements established as prerequisite to approval of the final map by the City Council of said City have noel been met by entry into an Lmptoveaent agreement guaranteed by acceptable improvement security by Diversified Investment Co, as developer; - NON, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Rincho Cuamonga, California, that said improvement agreement and said Imprevoment security submitted by said developer he and the soma ere hereby approved and the Mayo. is hereby authoritel to sign said improvement agreement on behalf of the City of Ranrho Cucamonga, and the City Clark to attest. ATTEST: PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED chill _day of December, 1978. City Clark Nayor l# s M :e I CITY GF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MEMORANDUM DATE: November 30, 1978 TO: City Council FROM: City Engineer SUBJECT: Resolution to Accept Bonds for PM 4251 The subject parcel map and development was initiated by the County in April, 1978. The development includes an Albertson's market and an Angel's hardware at the southeast corner of Baseline and Archibald. The bonds are required street improvements on Baseline Road. I recommend the City Council, by resolution, to direct the mayor tc sion tha bonds on behalf c -° the City so that orderly develop- ment may procode. Sincerely, LL , B S Ci/,th Engineer 15._ h PM 79-S I ril i ' �"�� 1M:4M1 {.y d1' 1 loll L4 41 ) { T It r '•. ��jl�.j•) Ud � .' '? h,;la I_ o ') � �I�IHOt`� �,� �Jyl i lilt.�� � ' , �,' �I • � `�� i', ' I• I''lil' I' � F 1 t. Y i - �yl I(r - .j I I � '• � r tj- — -r .7 -: � I g}!.,I,; • • ��, 1.4 {L), o)) `V ,�1 � i � : V � 1 a �It'� ,I� 1�'O ,rt II IIi•'.,' /r ). L .. l�r'11J� V'Iry i(�_ i. -� , M} • 39 l ' , � ' � n' t -i I�,•I fit. '-i rm ok Ja sor /I Ox i0 Lj E W O ! '.�» •d �'.l. ti! j 1, � I .1 � t jL1 N ZI'1'� (''•�.•,ctt+1• i!'1{ 1lL1rA. tl I.•� �41'i!I,t'� � /I "I »• OC4cf i l 1'.00° .. i kt`1 «'s:.r`"Fm?I...wt.. =r :+_� ^y.^;._.:J4 �.^'i`_ '•I+— rt��f+.�cZ�r. INIIT ( @r 1 1.111 , PARCEL MAP NO. 4251 •� IN THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA A1louuu amnnl @TMA OM" OF A MATNON 01 c0T@,@CCf10N t. T 10,R.TM, Ottua.CLLRTU. OP NAP Of COCA•ONOA CANOO, AS RCCORC(O IN @COI A OF YAP @, F PAOC S. R(CORD3 CP CAM @CRI4MI80 COONTT, CAt,I MAMA J{1. NOT[@ •, y v ,.....J... •vr� 1 C.J.:n 31.11, PRELIMINARY I lT t P r l J 50e,94SS 1A 'A94 H J J� t 3"`i���i- .- •- etl-t �.e fie— •=•r�i'1 —•IZI� — (�— cn•-- __. -__ �. u� 1 i (t��E�7��.•- _i�21`l1'3,.�I' 1� ri .P W z J F .J y F s t f E�� L� m�.€ML �A \. \SIT C.+a._T1.• t .J - � \••� }!'� €M jaaaIR -dw pi�. a o ,cFk" J1 tJ 9 p) t•� -It � '� tF Yet Irk C, ;,J L ta J 'e ,cFk" J1 tJ 9 p) t•� -It � '� tF Yet Irk C, ;,J E .' Mayor Rancho Cucamonga 651R`]A City Clark 9 e k 4r r� 1.- r +r ORDINANCP. NO 47 AN OROINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, RC20N1'IC ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NO. 208••011 -66 (2C78 -01) I a THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCA)IONG.I DOES ORDAIN AS IOLLONS: SECTION 1 The City Council hereby finds slid determines the following: w• ( a. That the Planning Commission of the City of Rancho Cuca- . nga, following a public hearing held in the time and man- ' net described by law, recommends the razoning of the property + - hereinafter described and tills City Council had held a public hearing In the time and manner &-scribed by law and 1 Ian duly heard and considered said recommendation b That this retailing is consistent with Lite proposed General Plan of the City at Rancho Cucamonga present and proposed. c. That this rezoning will have no significant environmental Impact 08 pruvlded In the negative declaration filed herein. 9 SECTION 2 The following described real property Is hereby rezoned In the minuur stated, and Lite zoning map is hereby amended accordingly R -1 "single family residential" to A -P "administrative professleaal" Said property is located at the south side of Baseline between Carnet and Beryl Avenue known as flseessor's Parcel No 208 - 011 -66 1hid 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. E .' Mayor Rancho Cucamonga 651R`]A City Clark 9 e k 4r p.1 M ORDINANCE NO. 42 ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, GRA(:1'ING TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COTIPANY, ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, A FRANCHISE TO USE AND TO CONSTRUCT AND USE, FOR TRANSMITTING AND DISTRIBUTING ELECTRICI'iY FOR ANY AND ALL PUR- POSES, POLES, WIRES, CONDUITS AND APPURTENANCES, INCLUDING COMMUNICATION CIRCUITS NECESSARY OR FROPER THEREFOR, III, ALONG, ACROSS, UPON, OVER AND UNDER THE PUBLIC STREETS, WAYS, ALLEYS AND PLACES WITHIN THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONOA AND REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 1 ?. The City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga does ordain as follows: Section 1: Uheoever in this Ordinance the words or - phrases heT inter in this section defined ore urea, it is intended that they shall have the respective meanings assigned to them in the following definitions (unless, In the given Instance, the context wherein they are used shall clearly import a different meaning): (a) The word "grantee" shall mean the ^orpo- ration to which the franchise contemplated In this s. tv Ordinance is %ranted and Its lawful suce(ssors or assigns; (b) The word "City" shall mean the City of ' Rancho Cucamonga, a municipal corporation of the State of California, in its present incorporated form or in any later reorganized, consolidated, .. enlarged or reincorporated form; (c) The word "streets" shall mean the public streets, ways, alleys and places as the same now or may hereafter exist within said City; ' (d) The phrase "poles, wires, conduits and appurtenances" shall mean poles, towers, supports wires, conductors, cables, guys, stubs, platforms, crosoarms, braces, transformers, insulators, con- ,; ducts, ducts, vaults, manholes, meters, cut -outs, r switches, communication circuits, appliances, Y, attachments, nopurtenances and any other property a over or under the streets of said City, and used s. tv or useful, directly or indirectly, for the purpose of transmitting or dlstributlnC, electricity; (e) The phrase "construct and use" shall mean to lay, construct, erect, install, operate, maintain, use, repair, replace or relocate. Section 2: The franehise to use And to construct and use, for transmitting and distributing electricity for any and all purposes, poles, wires, conduits and appurtenances, inclu.ling communication circuits, necessary or proper therefor, in, along, across, upon, over and under the streets within the City of Rancho Cucamonga, is hereby.granted to Southern California Edison Company, its lawful successors and azatgns, under and in accordance with the provisions of the Franchise Act of 1937 Section 3: Said franchise shall be indeterminate, that is to say, Bald franchise sl.all endure in full force and effect until, w th the consent -of the Puhlic Utilities Commis- sion of the State of California, the same shall be voluntarily surrendered or abandoned by the grantee, or until the State or some municipal o^ public corporation thereunto duly authorized by low shall purchase by voluntary agreement or shall condemn and tike under tie power of eminent domair, all property actu- all;• used and useful In the ercrelse of srid franchise and altuite within the territorial limits of the state, municipal or public corpora +.ion purchasing ov condemning such property, or until said franchise shall be forfeited for noncompliance with its terms bi the grantee. Section 4: The grantee of said franeh e, during the life thereof, •4111 pay to said City two percent (2•.) of the gross annual receipts of said grantee arising from the use, operation or possesalon of said franchise; provided, however, that such payment sirnll in no event be less than one percent (1%) of the gross annual receipts derived by grantee from the sale of electricity within the limits of said City Section : The grantee shall file with the City Clerk or said CS y, within tht•ee (3) months after the expiration of the calendar year, or fractional calendar year, following the date of the granting of this franchise, and within three (3) months after the expiration of each calendar year thereafter, a verified statement Meowing in detail the total gross receipts of said grantee derived during the preceding calendar year, or such fractional calendar year, from the sale of electricity within the limits of said City. The grantee shall pay to said City within fifteen (15) days after the time for filing said statement, in lawful money of the United States, the aforesaid -2- P i V.- Sli a -a`h- -3- percentage of its gloss receipts for the calendar year, or fractional calendar year, covered by said statement. Any neglect, omission or refusal by said grantee cc file said verified statement, or to pay said percentage at the times or In the manner herelnbefcre provided shall constitute grounds for the declaration of a forfeiture of this franchise and of all rights of grartee hereunder Section 6: This Ordinance shall become effective thirty (30) dsys after its final passage, unless suspended by referendum netltion filed as provided by law, Section 7: The grantee of this franchise shall pay to the City a cum of money suffic_ent to reimburse It for all publication expenses incurred by It In connection with the grantlng this franchise; said payment to be made within thirty (30) days after the City shall have furnished sold grantee with a written statement of such expenses. section J: The franchise granted hereby shall not become effective until written acceptance tharL-of shall have been 'sled by the grantee with the City Clerk of said City. Section 9: The City Clerk shall cause this Ordinance to be posted within fifteen (15) days after its passage In three (3) public pluoca withla said City Section 10: The grantee shall remove or relocate wtthout expense to t e city Any facilities lnatalled, used or maintained under this f- anchise by the grantee if and wf.en made necessary by any lawful change of grade, alignment, or width of :,ny public street or viaduct by the City. Section 11: (sea bottom of page) First read at a regular meeting of the City Council of said City held on the day of and finally adopted and or ere posted at a--regular meeting� —' the C -ty Council held on the day of __ by the following vote: ' Section 11: Ordinance No. 33 of the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamsign Is hereby repealed. .a - e' �a M., y�M 1 n�1 IwTTEST: -4- AYES: Councilmen.: NOES: Councilmen: ABSENT: Councilmen: Mayor City of Rancho Cucamonga City Clerk City of Rancho Cucamonga (seal) S.i x•h(�� .. p�3: i I G t7. yN *- CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA 3- UMRANDUM DA7?._- Deraamc B, 1978 80: City Caroni mad Cix7 Meager ffgn. lade Lost. Direciur of C.+meu.nity, Development �aBJECT: EONS GRANGE 210. 78-02 - The change of Sono from C-2 and H -R ao 23-2 Sax 9.3 acres of land located an the northeast corner of vt.s..,s. Avenue and IMIttram - Request submitted by Secondo Cal®bero The IPI=nmlmZ CoamKsafan. at its meeting of November B. 1978, held a public 1w.ardag to anaailer alw nhove zoaa chant and reco=-nded approval by the C111 r..,.....iv as Indicated an the attached resolution. Mr. Colambero is rmgmstlag appmrsl to change the zone from C-2 (Geawral Came�cisl) and 21-2 6Restr1etad 31amadwcurlag) to M-2 (Heavy lndm_tria1) for .J acres of Lead a ^,tad em she mor%l t earner of Etivanda Avenue and WhIttram (Zaatibl, -I-). the applirant wished to con_inue developing an existing Ludusirlal --r as she site and would like M -2 zoning which will allow errs -61 r It7 wiz'hln the Project. 2'ne mropomed Cenexm Plan IIndinates area major industry. The subject site Is precmily zoned 21-R and C-2 and eoataty several existing buildings and roses. Nira.a., the prajert site. there Is a 11,000 square foot steel building, LD &D= square Soot concrete tilt as building which is under construction, a LOW sgnare fawn rafa. and z 900 square foot offices Surrounding zoning add Lmd sue is as follows: ]AND USE ZONING liorffi Varsnt. Industrial MR Scum Residences H2 East Drainage Channel. Residential Hg ties: Vacant H2 The proposal cane change Is eonaistent with the proposed General Plan and the slim Is mIrmhle IIa sire mad shape to accommodate the uses permitted in the prcg,omO z ®e. die msea In said zone are compatible with adjacent land uses and f1dare amt^;^ -^• is Chug mediate area. Existing uses on the site are ffv=mLaaed wIdd- Cbe proposed some and will be compatible with any other uses dltmeL.gpnd ® ¢31s sire. A --2— of public mrazimg was published is the Cucamonga Ttmes on November 36. 1970. Em - aa+vgon„ sauce of said hearing was walled to property owners , w1a&ln 300 feet of th,e subject property. During the public hearing before - ?^ t&e r1vnnImZ c mis -IIno there was m public opposition axpresaed. 2 a�, ZIZe CP-% CC W. 76-02 page 2 Daceat, r 6, 1978 sWXIIO=TILM The !•laming Ccmisslm rctoaenls clot the City Cnuoclt appruee 7nne Change No. 78-02 Ly adaptiog the attachrf Ordlaaote. Iler;, cLfilly ratalt ". Itft kA r F'( O-K IA1. Dirmear a t.s,nuolty Drrar ,4( t $L:Y::defi rtt.xlka ts: ilcaotut ion lio, T8-L4 Jrdloaa -r 7� a R W Y�v.ti i M Q m i X L[! --16 9 T p 1 d � !!n 1 N .1 it c ;1 -J 1 So- 191 -8';Z or- i1 1 � n I X7-1 %1'6LZ n ,1 a it l l it ; N 1_ ,I R W Y�v.ti i M Q m i X L[! --16 RESOLUTION NO. 78 -28 A RESOLUTION OF TILE RANCHO CUCANONGA PLANNING C(l01JSSION FOR THE ADOPTION OF ZCt1E CHANGE NO 78 -02 TO ORDINANCE NO 17 By cuAnCiNG TILE zon FRal C -2 AIM 11 -R TO N -2 FOR 9.3 ACRES OF LANG LOCATED ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER GF Erl %JAN0A AND WHITTR4`I - ASSESSORS PARCEL NOS 2,19-151-14 AIM 15, AIM 229- 161 -01 711ROUGII 07 WHEREAS, on the 16th day of October, 1978, an application was II led a:ul accepted on Um ahove deccrlbed project; and WIR.REAS, on the 8th day of October, 1978, the Planning Coemis- ulon held a duly advertised public hearing pursuant to Fection 65854 of the Cal It ornia Government Code SECTIO3 1 The Rancho Cucamonga Planning Commission has made N:c following findings: 1 That the subject property is suitable for the uses permitted in the proposed zone in terra of access, size, and compatJblllty with a luting land use In the surrounding area; and 2. Tile propelled zone change would not have significant impact on thu environment tar the surrounding pro - petrles; and 3. That the proposed zone ciunge Is in conformance with tae proposed Gene-. at Plan. SECTION 2. The Rancho Cucamonga Planning Commission has found that this project will not create a significant adverse Impact on the environment and two Issued a Negative Declaration on November 8, 1978. NON, TIEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: 1. That pursuant to Section 65850 to 65855 of the California Government Code, tlat the Planning Commission of the City of Rancho Cucamonga hereby rccmmends approval at, the 8th day of November, 1978, Zone Change No 78 -02 2 The Planning Commission hereby recommends that the City Council approve and adopt Zone Change No. 78 -02. 3. That a Certified Copy of tlds Resolution and related miterlal hereby adaptt.d by the Planning Cuamisslnn ,.h.tll be forwarded to tite City Council --)7 1 Rl` R III: 4 APPROVED AND ADOPTED THIS 8111 DAY OF NOVEIBFR, 1978 PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCMIONOA By: _. Ilcrman Rempcl, Chairman AVEST• Secretary of the Planning Cnm®]usion Secretary of the Planning Commission of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, do hereby certify that the farngoing Resolution van duly and regularly Introduced, passed, and adopted by the Planning Cattalssion of the City of Rancho Cucamonga at a regular meeting of the Planning Caemission held on the _ day of _ _ , 1978, by the following vote to -wit: AYES: COMMISSIONERS: NOFS: r0M1ISSIONERS: ABSENT: COMMISSIONERS: 7� 9 n ORDINANCE NO. 48 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, REZONING ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NOS 229 - 151 -14 and 15, and 229 - 161 -01 through 07 .i 11 • f3 .yt S { 15 THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA DOES ORDAIN AS FOIJ.OIIS: Section 1 The City Council hereby finds and latermines the following: a. That the Planning Commission of the City of Rancho Cucamonga following a public hearing held in the Lim and manner pre- scribed by law, recommends the rezoning of the property hereinafter described and this CSty Council has held a public hearing in the time and mnner perberlbed by law and Lae duly heard and considered said recommendation b. That this rezoning is consistent with the Caneral Plan of the City of Rancho Cucamonga present and proposed. c. That this rezoning will have no significant onvlronment-1 Impact as provided in the negative declaration filed herein. Section 2 The following described real property is hereby rezoned in the manner stated, and the zoning map is hereby amended accordingly. C -2 (general commercial) and N -R (restricted manufacturing) to M -2 (heavy manufacturing). Said property Is located on the northeast corner of Etiwanda Avenue and 'bT:lttram known as Assessor's Parcel Nos 229 - 151 -14 and 15, and 229 - 171 -01 through 07 This Ordinance shall be in full force and eifect at 12:01 a.m. on the 31st day after Its adoption. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this day of December 1978, ATTEST: City Clerk Mayor `1 • ' y.A �1 •I u... `•• *`°°' ETIWANDA SCHOOL DISfRICI aaAAU or cu..cA.." . o. .11 ..o. 1 r l— n LTIIVA140A CALIFONNIA 1[ .M•OnF u1 ) n MDD[O FJC ..FAD rw.l .I n. 14�r1 CI I . . 1D6r111 L ...nlrn ),IIO u I 1 0-14 rnr•n ."I ". 1 It c 11.11♦ 1n10LAD 1)!U �,..... UECLARAT70N OF TUF.ICTAIM Fly uA An.LD 4181JItilln�l i i %1�19151G pursu.utl to Covernmant Cole S"Lion 65971 and Ordinan-- 10, Section 4 of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, the Board of Trustevs Oh 111. Etiwanda School 01,.Lri.t submits to Nn• City fau..alt this NotlficitiO, .n londitlun of nvcrvrnrdn ln. _ ._ _ The decision to file this Notification of Condition at Ovorerowdtng is b.t9cd on Lho following information: 1 All usable classroom space is now occupled tic have three classes operating In nun classrooar areas 2. Even though we edn ubuorb a few more youngsters Into classrooms already vi.lsting, any growth will create duul +le a.•sslons 1 There are seven hundred plus homes on Lho TahtaLive List of Rancho Cucamangalu tract Status Its[ 4 Thera are five hundrvJ fifty homes on Lite fenLltive Approved List Of the City of Fontana Although out of the lulladiction of Rancho Cucamonga, th.•sc homes will Impact our vLhdols. 5 Although we can ah�orb tpproxLmately one hundred students In existing. clasnrocals, If We wait any longer to roga•mt Impaction help through Ordinance 30, Section 4 of Lite City Rancho Cucamonga, we will be ove•rcruwJed from new house develupxeull and will he receiving no con.pmus+ht Lug financial asststnne. Becnuse of overcrowded coudlLions which the new housing developments will crdata, the educational programs In this district will be Impaired to u significant degree 1he Etlwanda School Distrlrt in the past has maintained a cumulative building fled to provide for classroom upace as SL is needed fhls 1s no longer possible We have no bonds to uoll, and so consequently, no state loan money .Ival Luble If it were posslblu to obtain lie simply have no means by Which Lu Obtain any funds to be used for classroom development. there are currently no agreements between the Etlwando School District and any residential developer to which temporary buildings will be leased to the school district for classroou use. �V RESOLUTION NO. 78 -69 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF TIIE CITY OF RANCUO CUCAMONCA, CALIFORNIA, CONCURRING IN THE FIRDISC3 OF THE LTIWANDA SCHOOL DISTRICT THAT CONDITIONS OF OVERCROWDING EXIST IN SAID DISTRICT. WHEREAS, the governing board of the Etivanda School District of San Rornnrdino County, California, at Its regular meeting on November 18, 1978 adopted a motion entitled " Declaration of Impaction' wherein sold governing board found and declared chat conditions of overcrowding existed In Bald scimol district, and WHEREAS, the governing board of the Etivanda School District has notified the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, as required by Government Code Section 65971; NOW, THEREFORE, tite City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, Callfurnla, does resolve, determine and order as follows: The City Council concurs in the findings of the governing board of rho Etlwanda School District which findings are contained In the aforesaid "Declaration of lnpnction" for all attendance areas within the Etivanda School District PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED this day of December, 1978. by the following vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ATTEST: City Clerk Mayor _� 1 1bg -:Sts -,:r= v Y�.i" .• :n-Z4 V, '+!ss' COUNTY OF SAN DEF JARDINO STANDARD CONTRACT L Ilry..rlrrcnl If RIFF _ 14 VYIrMnl Cunlrkl IIIryfYnl,l �• BLAND, SilLr IFF__ Joltlo peu UgrJ llu TI UMI Nu 401 9646 _ 001 rw U E,rlgw.wr t< Ile. flue ❑ nrnro,ub D . I SSA p _ II,OnIrKI N,nN•NM Onr elyrprnr Ol llOre 1. _ _ WgAele 11M 1aI1p.rnQ. rrwra rl,.m, for p•wnmis 12 monthly Cmpbrn lDp E,I••n,ua.moum oluN 6130 4ce 169.16 r THIS CONTRACT is entered into in the State of California by and tp•nvaen the County of San Bernardino, hereafter 'called the County, and CttY- af_$1aC11D_Cuearnoya __ Aiereaftercalled _ City IT IS HEREBY AGREED AS FOLLOWS Me 4ore Is July and rem w Ddr ollo,nr ,1 needed See Iorth mn•rce to be renrlrred, amm�nt m br pad. manner o/ pryrrcnp else fur /kv /muunce or canplrhnn, dev norubon o/ negAxrory petror,runtr wtd tans• Jur rrrmrnarmn, other term$ and condnnuu, and oluca pbns, rpradrubanC. and adJenda, it any) WHEREAS, City and County desire to provide by contract for performance of :law eniotcement cervices within the territorial boundaries of City, NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS AGREED AS FOLLOWS: Is County shall provide, through the Sheriff of San Bernardino County (horein- after referred to as "Sheriff ") law, enforcement within the corporate limits of City as the Dane flaw exist, or as such limits may be modified by annexation or exclusion during the tem of this agreement, to the extent and on the to ms and conditions hereinafter set out. II. Titc law enforement and Helicopter Fatrol services to be provided by County and furnished to City hereunder shall include: A Enforcement of State Dtatuten; , B. Enforcement of ordinances of City; „ C. police protection of the type customarily provided by Sheriff within the unincorporated territory of the County: iAny provisions un Oie reverse side and referent. «I attachments hereof cous[nute a part of this contract and are ncorporated herein In lull oeleall to /p w., I....... rl _t J• fi•' D. Traffic enforcement, with the exception of ouch traffic enforcement as may be provided by the Califorula State Highway Patrol on the freeway traversing City; E. License Inspection and enforcement; F. All detecrive, juvenile and other specfalfccd services provided by Sheriff in the unincorporated mean of County; C Attendance at all meetings of the City Council of City and such other meetings of commissions or boards of City as City may specify; 11. Jail facilities and services; 1. The helicopter will patrol and respond to calls for service and maluralo a twenty -four (24) hour standby service for calls which occur during anucheduled flight shifts. J All other law enforcement cervices of the type customarily pro- vided by the Sheriff within the unincorporated area of the County. M. The services to be provided by County hereunder shall include forty -one Sheriff's personnel for law enforcement services, which are to be assigned at the discretion of the Station Co•:mander based on the needs of the coaaunity. At least thirteen Sheriff's automobiles shall be essigned for use at all times by Sherl "f in the perforcunce of duties to be performed by the Sheriff hereunder, eight automobiles bearing customary Sheriff's markings plus the marking "City of Rancho Cucamonga." Services to be provided by County hereunder shall also Include all equipment (including repcirs thereto or depreciation hereon), supplies, radio worker's compenuation L employee bcaith emploype rquipaeut cow. un icat ions, servlees, administration, labor,/ I nsurance, can, rr�l•nd 4444�� normal vacation and sick leave wLCb peraonncl authorized by contrm (, and Cnunty rat Lremenc contributions, ganoline, oil and traveling expenr.es, and all other services, obligatluns or e• <prndlu. R•s ror. •.r ., .c h- fdnrf it to till 7z n perfumance of the dutivu to be performed by Sheriff under the terms of this agreement Notwlthstouding the foregoing, in all instances where special snpplica, atatlon ^ry, notices, forms and the like are to be issued in the name of City, the r.we shall be ..upplied by City at its own cost and expense The City shall provide office space, furniture, furnishings, station maintenance, telephones. CRT, other cocnunlcatlnns and utilities determined necessary by the Sheriff IV In consideration for County's furnishing and performance of all the Cervices provided for herein, City shall pay to County the sum as per Schedule "A" attached, per year, payable In twelve equal monthly installments at the beginning of each calendar month during the period of this agreement. Said - - aura is subject to adjustment for any salary increases or fringe benefits which may be granted by the Board of Supervisors to Sheriff's employees The actual cost of over[ime,court appearances and travel expenses incurred between July 1 and June 70 will 6a adjusted In the next year's contract County ,,hall have the right to renegotiate the rate for services performed under this agreement at the end of each fiscal year for the ensuinll fiscal year, and said rate may be adjusted upward or downward to reflect the actual cost arl-1ily ;et a^Y` t" - e City shall not be Ilable for compensation or Indemnity to any County employee for Injury or sickness arising out of his ¢aployment while engaged in the performance of this agreement by County V The term of tills contract shell be a period of time cmmencing at July 1, 1978, and terminating only as hereafter provided This agreement may be 0 i i terninated at any time with or without cause by City or by Courty upon written notice given to the other at lenut ninety (90) days before Elie date specified for such termination Any such termination date shall co Ltcide with the end of a calendar month. In the event of such Lamination each party shall fully pay and discharge all obligations In favor of the other accruing prior t. the date of such tormination and each party shall be released from all obligations or perfor- mance which would othomise accrue subsequent to the date of such termination. Neither party shall Incur any liability to the other by reason of any such termination. Any and all nOLlcas required to be given hereunder shall be given in writing by registered or certified mail, postage prepaid '!ho addresses of the parties hereto until further notice are: _ CITY: dames Frost Mayor, City of Poncho Cucamonga P 0. Box 797 R.ircho Cucamonga, CA 91730 COUNry: Board of Supervlocra i County Civic Building - Nest 175 Neat SLh Street i San Bernardino, CA 92401 w VI. j The standards of performance, the methods of performance, the dioci- J plane of officers, the control of personnel, the advancement In compensation of personnel, the determination of proper law enforcement ractices and p procedures t and all other matters Incidental to the manner of y C performance of services b ° the Sheriff hereunder shall be determined by Sheriff in his sole discretion. The responsibility of Sheriff and of County to City hereunder bhall be to V provide, as an independent contracting agency, effective law enforcement rf the level 3? Page 4 of 7 I 1f.r. • I herein contracted for, nod City shall not have the right to determine or direct the manner of means of performance. VII. All persons directly or indirectly =played by County in the Per- formance of the services and functions to be provided to City hereunder, shall be employees of County, and no County employee shall have mey City pension, civil service or other atatua or right. notwithstanding the foregoing, and In order to Five official status to the performance of duties by Sheriff's personnel hereunder, every Sheriff's officer or employee engaged in perfomiag any such service or function shall be dewed to be an officer of City while perfuming service for City within the scope of this agreement, and ouch service or function shall be a municipal function An arrest made by Sheriff's personnel while engaged In the Performance of this agrccmont shall constitute an arrest by an officer = ployed by Ctty, and not arrest by a County officer, within thz ecaning of Section 1463 of the penal Code and any similar or related statute. VIII. City shall have the right at any time and from tine to time during the term of this agreement to request a higher level of law enforcement than that i therein contracted for, end within a reasonable time after such request or re- quests, County shall provide such additional personnel and vehicles as may be required to provide ouch additional law enforcement. In such event, all provisions of this agreement with respect to compensation to be paid by City shall re:xaln in full force and effect, but in addition to payment of titre suss herein provided, S City shall pay County in monthly installments the coat of such additional law enforcement service. o IA. ?,. In the event of riot, civil eoemotion, ar other vmergeney in Lity a t' -;� which requires additional cu ryonry or "back up" csrvicr, Gauaty shall pravldc 0 f . the same without additional charge. Cot included it. riots or related services are salaries or reluted coats of additional police services for authorized public gatherings. In the event of such an emergency outside of Lite corporate limits of City, personnel or equipecnt assigned by Sheriff to the performance of County's duties hereunder, may Le utilized by County in connection with such emergency, without any diminution or adjustment In the sums to be paid hereunder by City. X To facilitate the performance of services hereunder by County, City# its officers, agents and employees shall give their full cooperation and assis- tance within the scope of the duties and responsibilities of ouch officers, agents and employees. -+. hold -• d M rk5 eeq haf"lees RI Sheriff shall be designated as the Chief of police of City at all times during the term of this agiement. Said Sheriff shall appoint a deputy or officer assigned to the City of Rancho Cucamonga to uork directly and provide liaison with the City Hanger and other City officers of City. r. f. o. 7 ii U .fwwilrw�ew■ 7 The Sheriff's Deputy shall make regular sonthly reports to the City Hanager, and such other reports as may be appropriate as determined by the Sheriff P• with respect to law enforcement within the corporate limits of City. J(ff - fUF"II - �- Qi6Fifii6• -�+pr � /(/(��Vi�f�.� ri4N4s�q✓ /I /�� - _ OEANAHOINO _e J rnprwar- Y. era/ By L }r / lAut/rwr Siyn,rauel I �e�edd �,iY1fl._14L8_ Title _Mayor. City of Ranchu Cucamonga Address P.O. Doz 793 P.ancno Cucamonga, CA 91730 I O lu IepA Iwm Perlex, as r b l l s�nr�lnure i r /V` I a S 'ZI )Y'f'I�nl�r r ap) RANCHO CUCAMONGA CONTRACT BUDGET FY 78/79 SALARIES 6 EXPENSES: Manpower: 1 Captain 5 Sergeants 4 Detectives 25 Deputies 2 Dispatchers 1 Secretary I 7 Substation Clarks 41 Overtime: Travel Expenses: $ 37,103 153,735 106,764 607,775 32,260 15,128 37.674 TOTAL $990,439 $ 990,439 $ 30,327 4.000 Subtotal $1,024,766 6.57. External Overload 66.610 TOTAL $1,091,376 OPF.RATTbC COSTS. Vehicle Costs per mile: 8 Narked Units, 55,000 miles @ 22.8 cents /mile 5 Unmarked Units, 25,000 miles @ 22.8 cents /nile Support Equipment Equipment depreciated over 10 yrs. Equipment depreciated over 5 yrs. Office Supplies ilclicopter TOTAL OUE TIME "START UP" COSTS: Basic Training: TOTAL CONTRACT COST SCHEDULE "A" $ 100,320 28,500 3,635 9,345 4,800 28.009 $ 174,609 56,045 $1,322,030 79 N Uay r n • I RANCHO CUCAMONGA CONTRACT BUDGET FY 78/79 SALARIES 6 EXPENSES: Manpower: 1 Captain 5 SerP,eants 4 Detectives 25 Derutles 2 Dispatchers I Secretary I 3 Substation Clarks 41 Overtime: Travel Expenses: $ 37,103 153,735 106,764 607,775 32,260 15,128 37,674 TOTAL $990,439 $ 990,439 $ 3n,327 subtotal 44,000 $1,014,766 6,57. External Overhand 66,610 TOTAL $1,091,376 OPERATING COSTS: Vehicle Costs per mile: 8 Marked Units, 55,000 miles @ 22,8 tents /mile 5 Unmarked Units, ' 100 miles @ 22,8 tents /mile Support Equipment Equipment depreciated over 10 yrs, Equipment deprrcintcd over 5 yrs, Office Supplies - Helicopter TOTAL ONE TIME "START UP" COSTS. r• ` Basic Training: i TOTAL CONTRACT COST $ 100,320 28,500 3,635 9,345 4,800 20.009 $ 174,609 56,045 $1,322,030 SCIIEDULE "A" /T' ". t• M E M O R A N D U M TO: City Council / FRCl1: Lauren NnascrmonR /%% City Manager i SU&IEL • Mobile Moms Reaf', aviev Committee DATE: December 1, 1978 Scuff has concluded in Its initial report to Council that the city's mobile home parks may not satisfy the basic criteria necessary to establish a Mobile - Home Rent Commission and line recommended that Council postpone consideration Of such a Commission until a decision is made by the courts in the Vacaville and Rialto cases As an alternative, Council may wish to establish a Mobile liome Rent Review Committee- sfainnr in fora to the Commissions adopted In Rialto and Vacaville If Council feels that the Committee may be a viable alternative to the Rent Rdvlew Commission, staff will prepare a Resolution for Council's consideration at its meeting on December 20, 1978. L`D7: JR: ba /11 • a DATE: Ilovember 28, 1978 TO: City Manager am Members of the City Council FROM Jim Robinson SUBJECT: Request for Mobile home Rent Review Board At its meeting of November 2. 1978, the City Council reviewed a request and heard testimony regal ding the establishment of a Itoblle home Rent Review Board from the residents of Alta Laguna Mobile Home Estates. A Mr_�D H 1n'�i°y�eas Ilearl, who claimed to represent tenants of six other Larks in Rancho Cucamonga, r�(v(��DD��• stated that .representatives from these parks had not and concurred that such 4'YS an ordnance should be established Essentially, the objective for such a U� rent review board according to Mr Ilearl was not to prohibl rent increases but allow rent increases to be based on suppo gd fa cts and justifyable amounts " Council then directed staff to prepare an overview of the issues involved with Mobile Home Rent Control Boards and research what other cities who have established rent control boards have experienced and to in ke :are pussihle recomnendations LEGA_ BACKGROUND The questioi of rent control, or "stabilization ", is made complex by the factors involved: increasing costs, needs of the eldarty and those on fixed incomes, the ecnnomic concerns of the mobile home park owners, and the legal technical problems in the admtnistratlon of rent controls In Birkenfield (v) City of Berkeley (1976), the California Supreme Court held that rent controls are within a city's police power and may be tnposed if a suff!cient factual basis exists to support such controls as a /rational curative measure. The main factual basis involved in Berkley was �1 the existence of a housing shortage and the adverse effects of the exploitation of such shortage by the charging of exorbitant rents Essentially the charter amendment by the City of Berkeley declared that Its purpose is to alleviate the hardships caused by a "serious public emergency" endangering the public health and welfare, especially that "of the poor, minoritlu., students and the aged ", and affecting a substantial proportion of Berkeley tenants Berkeley declared the emergency to consist of "a growing shortage if iwuslng units resulting in a critically low vacancy rate, rapidly risino and exorbitant rents exploiting this snortage, and the continuing deterioration of the existing housing stock " Essentially, the measure adopted by the City of Berkeley provided for a rent control board of five popularly elected .onmissioners to fix and adjust maxinum rents for all controlled dwelling units (with some exceptions), administer restrictions on eviction proceedings and exercise other regulatory and enforcement powers The Board is prohibited from granting .my adjustment of the maximum rent even for an Individual unit until it received a petition frmi tl.e wets landord or tenant and considers the 04owt f,rBfiavuo -bWV,n w%.�tooa..Aauv�.o,aofiw / %bic - _..+ti]q •d�)•,: ', e_ d� }P "- y • -cam '• ...:` � '�� - - - - - ... petition at an adjustat hearing. In considering a tawrds or tenant's petition for rent adjustment, the Board must consider relevant factors but not limiteu to: (1) increases or decreases in property taxes, in operating or maintenance expenses and to rented living space or furnishings; (2) capital Improvements; (3) extrodinary deterioration of the rented unit; and (4) any failure to provide adequate housing services The purpose of this summary of the Berkeley experiences is to briefly outline one cltys approach to rent control and more importantly to Identify the basic criteria upon which a Rent Control Board can be legally established. Similar ordinances establishing rent control boards have been adopted in San Marcos, Vacaville, Rialto, and Colton. The cities of Ontario. La Verne, and ,. Montclair studied the issue of rart control but have since dropped the issue entirely for one reason or another The neighboring cities of Rialto and Colton have adopted almost duplicate ordinances establishing Mobile home Pent (P"' Review Commissions Ordinances have been adopted based on studies showing an existence of a mobile home housing shortage, a low vacancy rate, and a rapid rise in rents The liobile Home Rent Review Commissions established by Colton and Rialto consist of five members appointed by Council and serve at the Council's pleasure. One member is a mobile home park owner, one a tenant, and the remaining three are selected at large. Members serve three year terms and are compensated 530.00 per person per hearing The powers of the Commission are limited to those established by tht •rdinance but are quite broad in that the commission can adjust maximum rents either upward or downward upon completion of their hearings and investigatioi s (See attached ordinance) Currently the City of Colton is making appointments to their commission. The City of Rialto Rent Review Commission is already embroiled in a legal battle involving mobile home park owners filing an injunction against the , City and members of the Commission Staff talked with the Chairperson of the Rialto Rent Review Commission who states that-the commission has not met formally since the injunction was filed and had not been established long enough prior to the injunction to accomplish anything .i The City o` f Vacaville enacted an ordinance which was duplicated by the cities of Rialto and Colton. The Vacaville Rent Commission is comprised of one mobile home park owner, one tenant, and three citizens and has the power to receive and investigate petitions and ultimately adjust maximum rents either upward or downward upon completion of their hearings and InvesVrJJAr It is interesting to note that the City of Vacaville has pow received a petition from mobile home tenants. The rents in their city are apparently not excessive Mobile home park owners pushed for the adoption of an ordinance establishing a Mobile Home Rent Review Commission because they felt there was a "potential for abuse of rents " However, as soon as the Ordinance was adopted, the Solano Mobile home Park Owners Association filed suit against the city declaring the ordinance was illegal This suit is still pending. 13 Page 3 E.tablishing A Rent Control Board in Rancho Cucamonna As was_o*ntloned in the Berkeley case, if our _i_i elects to establish a Mobile Rome Park Review Commission, it will be necessary to determine whether or not there is'an existing shortage of mobile home spaces, a low vacancy rate exists, and rents ire excessive I have dis,u,sed the criteria for establishing a Mobile lime Rent Review Commissiun with thu City Attorney. lie concurs that these criteria are necessary in establishing a Rent Review Commission. This information provides the city with adequate justification in the event of court challenges and provides the ordindnce with a basis in fact. However, the establishment of a Rent Review Board raises a number of issues. 1 Should local government be involved In the regulation of one group; i.e , mobile home parks price structure? 2. Is establishing a form of rent stabilization through a Rent Review Commission establishing a precedent for other rer.tal dwellings? 3. On determining if rents are excessive. what is a "fair and adequate" return on the mobile home park owner's investment? 4 By establishing a Rent Review Board, the City Attorney has stated that we are assured of eventually being sued There are currently 16 cases pending in Calltornia regarding rent control and the establishment of rent control boards 5 To what extent does the City want to commit itself financially to the establishment Of a Rent Revie.r Board Boards in Vacaville, Rialto, and Colton compensate at $30.00 per Commissioner per hearing However, petitioners or respondents are required to provide a cash deposit of $300.00 to compensate for costs associated with hearing those petitions 6. Eventually the ordinance establishing a Rent Review Board will be challenged as in 7acav111e and Rialto Because of the substantial court time that could be necessary to defend the rent control ordinance, costs could be considerable. 7. A fair and equitable rent control program properly administered in many cases may not result in providing any financial relief to tenants Alta Laguna residents have requested that a Board be established not to prevent rent increases,but to allow rent increases to be based on supported facts and justifiable amounts It is quite possible that some owners have not unreasonably increased rents and thost who have will spend a lot more time preparing justifications to be heard by the Board that may result in providing no financial relief to tenants. 0 Conclusions /Recommendations In attempting to satisfy the basic criteria for establishing a rent control board, staff completed the attached cursory survey of the existing mobile home parks in Rancho Cucamonga (See attached survey). Within the City of Rancho Cucamonga, there are currently eight mobile hocie parks with 1300+ mobile home spaces From the attached survey it is apparent that most of the —� Darks offer similar amenities at competitive prices Alta Laguna and Alta Vista tenants have shown considerable interest in establishing rent control boards Interestingly enough, Alta Laguna and Alta Vista represent the high end and the low end of the mobile home market In Rancho Cucamonga The average ••ental space in Alta Laquna is $171 compared to a 5133 per month average for all mobile home parks fit the City Alta Vista represents the low end with an average of $117. From this initial survey and making comparisons with parks in adjoining cities, it does not appear that rents on the whole are excessive by comparison. Staff surveyed parks with similar amenities within the cities of Chino, Montclair, Ontario, Rialto, and Upland The monthly space rents surveyed in these parks included the lowest rent and the highest rent Differences to rents are attributed to size and location within the park The following findings were made: Average Space Rents in Adjoining Cities Average lot $123.00 Average $131 00 Average high $140 00 Average Space Rent of Parks in Rancho Cucamonga Average low $121 00 Average 1133 OU A_vara 9,: high $146 GO _ Therefore, it does not appear from the initial survey that the Rancho Cucamonga parks satisfy the basic criteria for establishing a rent review ordinance Satisfying the basic criteria is necessary to establish an ordinance with a basis in fact which would provide the City with adequate justification In the event of court challenges Furthermore, the form of Commission requested by petitioners (the Rialto Ordinance) is Currently being�rhallenged in court as well as in Vacaville. In staffs opinion, it would n e in the city's or mobile hone park owners interest to establish an ordinance which will most surely be challenged I court 1' Recommendation 4 That the City Council of the City of Rarcha Cucdmonga postpone the consideration of a Mobile Home Commission until a determination is made by the court, and instruct staff to continue study of the criteria necessary to establish a Mobile Hame Rent Review Commission in Rancho Cucamonga. COwt.yt lft�: ((Jo ✓/p plaooe- AIL + rxuoi.opte -v Bo.seo —A011— /+RS l4 /r me tIU Cg -* s✓SSK/- ,fw0 a ih GVVim�. ,fS �taxao ooes Mel- /.eve a.. y pare.¢. perzanrvAdtwS [./or /o ,2fCCYt �t/rdi,rtt iw /a iroAlL✓�6 Aun Qwo ✓r./' AfseSfiE4'�'tids .r o. CM . IT. ORDC1fSlCE N0. 751 fill ORDiNANCE OF THE CiTYY:O{RfM T E CITY OF RIAL�� Or CA ra1IA, ESTAOL4R;;; A =ILE HO ENT RLVIEN CCfMIS THE CITY COLUCIL OF TH CITY OF RIALTO DOES OP•D•,Ii iOLLOHS: SECTIOII 1. There is presently within the City Rialto and iL•a g reas, a shortage of spaces rcr the locati ,i of mobile homes. Be- cause there is shortage, there is a low vacancy r e, and rents have b.tn for several years and are presently, rising rap dly and causing concern &--rngst a substanti,. nunuer of Rialto reside s. Recaus^ of •h" ht h rmvmg mobile horxs, t e petentfai fnr \a, stalTation Ruirerrents relating to t!.capingand site pre Loa; residents and the su:,stz harv_s, the City Council finds and occbpants of mobile homes sore t1MC% recognizing the need un their investernt,and rent t !; oust of repairs, mair SECfIOiI 2. (i) "Cocm1 lished by Section 4 o the 1 - g cost of I ;/7e resulting therefrom, the re- f mobile homes, including permits, rk of alternative homesites for mobile tment of mobile hoc,-owners in such I declares it necessary to protect the or,ners J1 nroasenable rent increases while at the of th park vener•s to receive a "fair return- , insurance, The :nbile Hor3 Ordinanco clent to cover the increased P, and additional amenities. Review Commission estao- y 7 Cmrissloners of the I'\1ud'1'ioir'12any Rent Review [anrnis s i un (3) "Sp /Ce Rent ". The consideration, bonus, benefits Iry gratuity demanded or received in connection with the use and occupancy of a �ccinlo home space In a mobile hem-1 park, or for tha transfer of a lease for pa.k spare, services and amenities, subletting and serurity deposits, but i/ �N distinct and an independent provision and such decision shall not affect the 'I validity of the remaining porticos thereof SECT1011 8. Ken, —thts n et URGENCY CLAUSE. i G The Rialto City Council ds that public welfare requir that this IIOrdinance is an urgency ure and s therefore to take of irm diately I�I v;oa passage for t reason that so ous controversi ,ave arisen etween mobi ".. untie •k c-mers and the ten nts thereof , ich ate datrim. tat to tl:e i �I t:cIfar f the residents of the Cit of Ri to and that, if allow d to contin:c .•.etea to endanger the health and a ty of the residents PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this 2a eh day of t„ , , vlrl i�% SSA ifi�t� O,Iy LlerK Al PROVED AS�TO�FOPJI: r' E Ld6T S, tyttorney SWE OF EALiFOR11IA ) f hny Or SAN DERIIARDI110) ss. CITY OF RIALTO ) 1, JOSEPH il. SARPSOH, City Clerk of the City of Rialto, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Ordinance 110. 751 was duly passed and adopted at a raguiar meting of the City Council of the City of Rialto held on tne_stbday or .7u� , 1970, Upon fbtion of Councilverson_ rnvrs 5Wd � M{. %[may f'y tiY nn / • •.r.,. a �`J�\.Y V"�R'�J.Y3_p..3�rV ���� L k�s� �`�,, �r � ' -+ ?'•Y,y-'. 1Y�`('� • ",RMUI.' 4i1�� ��'. -�l:i� i seconded by Councilperson enmrrs the foregoing Ordinance was duly passed and adopted. vote on the Notion: AYES: tlavor mmk, councilmen: Curtis, Favors, and Sawyer NOES: None AOSENY: Cotmci.lerruan Jena R. Ramiltm IN NIINESS WEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the Official Seal of the City of Rialto this 31-t day of Juiv 1978. pN amos --i40-r r� -8- A i' . yP 0. Ccs'iI - A ai. Qp� CITY OF RANC110 CUCAJIONGA MEMORANDUM DATES December 6, 1978 TO: City Manalger and CicY Council FROMs Lloyd Hubbs, City Engineer SUBJECT& BASELINE CONDEIgIATION Attached for Your 'Ol.siderati.s and action is a Resolution of Necessity for the condemnation of the property located On the sOutir-'est corner of Baseline and Ifellman Avenun. Acquisition of this property is required for the completion of the planned County project to wide., Baseline from Hellman Avenue to Archibald Avenue. Under normal circumstances, this property would have bcc.% acquired through direct negotiations with the property owner. In this cases current liens againpt the property "ceed Its market value. Disposition of the property will, therefore, require court action The City will be 0,urchasinj the entire parcel because thn remainder parcel Is not a legs. buildable lot. This remainder parcel would beat be sold to the adjoining lot at some future date or developed as a vest pocket park. The design vf the Baseline improvement project I currently being completed and will be advertised for bids someLiMo In January and should be under t construction by late Morch or April Respectfully su W tteds VLM e UZHS City Engineer Lli:deb attachments I r : � _+�- •..- ?'l`+f "'iL sus - '+-�:_ • . *...... _- �..._ .. -. ',: ri f r 1. Caverly Authelet, Deputy City Cletk for the City of JUncho Cucamomongn do 1m•reby swear that I deposited In the Post Office at 6649 .4thyst Street, in 4..naho Cucamonga at approximately 5:09 p o. on Utrocabor 29. 1978, the attached Notice of Hearing regarding proposed resolution of necessity of the City Council of the- City of ganclw Cucamonga, California, to exercise right of Enlaent Oomdn to acquire pic72rty for constructing or ioprwing a public highway and aetoopliuhing Al necessary incidentn thereto. SIGNED: nt cam.. V00. ,20� /4 79. r, r,� 5 IF, g G N E N 0 R A N D U M TO: Lauren Wasserman, City Clerk FROM: Rubert E. Dougherty, Assistant City Attorney DATE: November 20, 1978 RU: Resolution of Necessity (Baseline Condemnation). Please find enclosed herewith the originals of the follow- ing: (1) Notice of Ilearing-Regarding Proposed Resolution of - Necessity of the City Council of the City of Itancho Cucamonga, California, to Exercise Right of Eminent Domain to Acquire Prop- erty for Constructing or Improving a Public Highway and Accom- plishing All Necessary Incidents Thereto; and, (2) Resolution of Necessity of the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, Califernia, to Exercise Right of Emi- nent Domain to Acquire Property for Constructing or Improving a Public Highway and Accomplishing All Necessary Incidents There- to. The Resolution of Necessity should be set for Hearing on the City Council agenda of December 6, 1978. The original Notice of Hearing, to which a copy of the Res- olution is attached, must be mailed by your office, first -class mail, postage prepaid, addressed to: MR. ANDREW J. SUBSARO c/c West End Ederow Corporation. Post Office Dix 700 Ontario, California 91764. The Notice of Hearing should be mailed as soon as Iwssible I 11Z r4 ^ ti 0 but in no event later than sixteen (16) days prior to the llearing data. An Affidavit of Mailing should be completed and retained in the parmanent records of the City Clerk. If you have any ques- tions, please give me a call RED:sgg Enclosures P.S Code of Civil Procedure Section 1245.240 requires that the Resolution of Necessity be adopted by a vote of two - thirds (2/3) of all the members of the City Council. In effect, this means four (4) affirmative votes. s-ar' -2- 6 l • 0 NOTICE OF HEARING REGARDING PROPOSED RESOLUTION OF NECESSITY OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, TO EXERCISE RIGHT GF EMINENT DOMAIN TO ACQUIRE PROPERTY FOR CONSTRUCTINfi OR IM- PROVING A PUBLIC HIGHWAY AND ACCOMPLISHING ALL NEC- ESSARY INCIDENTS THERETO. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, pursuant to Code of Civil Proced- ure Section 1245.235, that on Wednesday, December 6, 1978, at 7:00 p m at 9161 Baseline. Road, Rancho Cucamonga, California, You will have the opportu,,4ty to appear and to be heard on the following matters relative ) the proposed "Resolution of Neces- sity" attached hereto and it -ended to be adopted by the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, as the gov- erning board of said City: (1) Whether the public interest and necessity require the project described in the proposed Resolution of Necessity; (2) Whether the project is planned or located, or planned and located, in the manner that will be most compatible with the greatest public good and the lcaet private injury; and, (3) Whether the property sought to be acquired is neces- sary for the project. Failure to file a written request to appear and to be heard with.n fifteen (15) days after the date of this Notice will result in waiver of the right to appear and be heard. A written request to appear end to be heard may be filed with the City Clerk, 9320 -C Baseline Road, Rancho Cucamonga, Cali- fornia 91730. NOTE: The schadul =d Roaring will not be concerned with the fair maw value f the property sought to be acquired through the right of eminent 40main. Information regarding the £air mar- ket value appraival of the property may be obtained by calling Robort E. Dougherty, Assistant City Attorney, (714) 986 -3851. DATED: AQ.!% 0�� 1978. LAUREN WASSERMAN, City Clerk City of Rancho /Cucamonga, California JA8 Deput Clerk (n2 RESOLUTION NO 78-71 RESOLUTION OF NECESSITY OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCA:dONGA, CALIFORNIA, TO CXLRCISC RIGHT OF EMINENT DOMAIN TO ACQLIRE PROPEUTY FUR CONSTRUCTING OR IMPROVING A PUBLIC HIGHWAY AND ACCOMPLISHING ALL NECESSARY INCIDENTS TuCRCTO. RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Rancho Cuca- monga, California: The public safety, welfare, converictize, interest and nec- essity require the acquisition by th, City of Rancho Cucamonga, of the property hereinafter described for public use, to wit: For constructing or improving a public hinhway .,nd accomplishing all necessary incidents thereto That the City of Rancho Cucamonga is authorized to acgctre the property by eminent domain pursuant to Governm•:nt Code Section 17350 5. That the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga finds and determines *.hat: (l) The public interest and necessity require the pro- posed project. (2) The proposed project is planned, or located, or planned and located, in the manner that will be the most compatible with _ the greatest public good ..nd the least private injury (3) The property described herein is necessary for the pro- posed project. DE IT FURTHER RESOLV::D, that the City of Rancho Cucamonga is hereby authorized to acquire, in the name of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, the following described lands by donation, purchase or by condemnation in accordance with the provisions of the Constitu- tion of the State of California and the laws of the State of Cali- fornia relating to eminent domain.. That the City Attorney of the City of Rancho Cucamonga is hereby authorized and instructed to prepare and prosecute, in the name of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, such suit or suits in the lawrul Court having jurisdiction thereof is is neccssary to con - d• nii said lands for the purposes hereinabove described The real property to \,hic•- the City of Rancho Cucamonga is, by this Resolution, authorized to acquire is situate, lying and being is the City of Rancho Cucamonga, County of San Bernar- dino, State of California, and is particularly Joscrihod as Yol- lUws: The North 90 foot measured Southerly from the Sc,uth line of Oase!ine Avenue, of that portion of Lot 12, Subdivision "C ", CUCA- MONGA VINEYARD TW CT, in the County of San Bernardino, State of California, as per plat recorded in Book 21, page 67 of Naps, lying East of a straight line w;iich conunences et a point on the Southeast boundary of said lot distant 150 feet West of th, tr,•at bound- ary of Ilillm.,n, and runs theme. p,,rth 00 7' 635 30" Webt, para.lcl to and LSO fe.t diatant from the Wcut line of Hellman AV, -,1:1„ (ex- cepting aL th,• corner of Basolino and llell- man AVL -nue wlmre said West lino o: B,liacu: Avenue changes direction Wes L.Liy to Lhe North lint., of said Lot 12). PISSED and ADOPTED by the City Council of tLo City of Rancho %­ac.,aw,nla, California, o:. _ _ . 1978, by L1:0 following vote.: — — — - AYES: ATTCST: NOES: ABSENT: City Clerk mayor of the c ty of Rancho Cucamonga -2- 6I 30" West, parallel to and 150 feet distant from the West line of Ilellman Avnnw. (ex- cepting at the corner of Dasellr:c ,uld Hell - man Avenue where said West line of Hellman ':venue changes d rection Westerly to the North line of said Lot 12). CITY Or RANCHO CUCAMONL.A MMURANDUM DATE: December 6, 1978 TO: City Council and City tlanager FLIO14: Lloyd Ilubbs, City Engineer tii'DJL'CT: The County is at present allowing an appointed individual to accept and ^.pprove documents for right of way use. The attached resolu'lon is to appoint Clio City Engineer and Cho Assistant to the City Engineer (Assoclnre Engineer) to approve and accept gratis right of viy Jacuments, acknowledge Offers of Dedication docu- ments, ind accept documents far sight of way parcels prey lously approved for _ purchase by the Council This procedure would have Jmmedinte benefits of major time and costs savings by everyone invulved and I recommend that the Council adopt the rasolutlon to provide for this. Respectfully sub t[ed, LLOY[Y IIUBBS City Lrnpinecr Ul:dcb f/ le,I 'Y, "" ;VIII. , .—. a ,t.. _ -.... _, .. . _ V- �er�'Q1 ;rY _ _ ._. �^ari"'_ 7., • _.. .�±e n'•C,Hr±r"' ._ L I CI I 1 / 'Y.., ' . / euW 1 CS Uf Lrt. WARU OF IURERVISORS Of S.WUfRIACUVI000UIIfr C +IIFORt11A r ru 4fr .0fta i.•- Int+tr..Int Jnhn nnrn.rn .....or, To t1P nerd for 0.1f r,t i PfarP nl renlutlrn t, be .1 "Pt" whLch hid porn nt,n,mJ by C..+tv Ccuh%hl .,nJ Could nro+l.lh 1-"o auth.,I.Atfon to Cho Cnnuty Inhlne.f or -lent to n . And a rrt vraila lblht- .t-.11 0a•.r.nn. n rinn.l e'. Offrf+ ^Ile n u• lrn d,•v.,n•a. end aeet dacueent for Ihlt -aLVny fa[c• rinu +l] R'... v.,J hr nnrrhaae by ft'. Pnaul. It. a.•lulna that t11+ mc•htr ­11d 1a1. Inradl.te b,erflt. of ti-e uW rfle[, taut v +from I.nnlvM and he teeonarnd. thnt the hoard n not eh, «t rto (•.r the On rntlo" by Surntvl,n, tvle. duly G e ennanJ by 5u fvlonr 0Nipnrner. nnJ -nrrleJ, t10 U-114 of GmwtylAor+hureby Fichte the follO,lna rraolutlov - IPICahAS. Co. ..... nt COI, ^fee inn 27251 nro V14., thttl 1 Duede or grAV. Anf Interert In or a ..ern s wren 0-1 e+tate bl a -- litiO4 ©rl'Orotinn or m.vrnr- frntat ""c' for O"Ill, urro+oa ahnll not In Aec,re ed for facetdatlnn vllhmrt the cona.ot of ft,, n,aAt,o evl- den eed b; I t 2 ere t 111 -ato Pr renal ut ton of Avert ar e• AttaCl.l to Or Plitt"' On t1. Olad Or grant S ] ohlltl.al rotnvntlun n[ mvevua.n. tl .,An", by a nrnernl ....luuua, g,, hue nrlte m offlcor of eg •n: to neeent And real, e m +.m de,.1+ nr grind, A +D Iel[RCA:, fee the Inn. •Ira In tw darlvcJ throunh exi r,altlnva AsA u� .: ;_ omenaalrp of we, /+ of grant, o',nlnnl by lbo County. It b dub•mined -• Cnlnlln to Ant`orlcv an offt, -, en In %I. FLVUCO, an ant, to ' .rc+nt and ran +ear to ...tnln : —I,' , e,ant, Obt -lv1 halt 7111`122Cff, hi' It Ul.nt']rp hf the board of eu,vrvitnre or the County of San Mmerdino, runnnnt to vern -roc Cud. l•,lind 27201, that '-'ft' A. dl-bhl -t and :hm•.0 n• r.11lre ate lurrrbv nut'mrl vrC. Aa nffirr and Agent ngrttivnly, to acrept and to .... t to anode and efanta to tho County of San O,rnanll O, ,v ynl trot Craft, A,Ada and gnat+ tnelulln, Offcn of Draft... to, ti 2. Deena ., gfanns Prnvl n",,, -.Odom for nu.elvn by elf lelal aettnn of ton n„ed of GuM[vbnn. rASSCO A40 AIMr.o by th- poari Of SuMrvinora of tS, County of Can 6 ..... at., State of Callrnrnla M .1e fallout., rat" AYCSI GLtor"t 1l, IlAvf•el A. Ilanapergaq SPlth, Aral. IIOC., SDirnlinn:, INne MSC'tt1 GOrrrvI.Oq, Iq1 ryeI7 .u.g,agv vl ;�., }:: ccI fuel If V,Ita A l,n< u.gaanvl . •a ]r'•If.I tf,tl Yn hill ��-///111 1 • dh 'f' 1 ' �Y,�._.ayr .•. „ _ < awl TRANSPORTATION UEPARIMENT C25 Can Mind Street San Gernarduw• CA 9. •1l5 4714118313G5 I Cmmi, et'• W u'NJi00 PUBLIC IVORMSAf1 0 r.:^�- r�:�- � -�'-•• ---'ate lollq 11 :uON! Dxxorr N Iry vw<wnn Nuvemher 17, 1978 City of Rancho Cucamonga 11 O. Box 797 Poi.-ho Curacianga, CA 91701 Att<ntlon: Mr John Martin Subjects RESOLUTION Alf[HORl'l.1NG OFPICER TO ACCEPT D1:111S Dear Mr. Mania% Attached per your teetucat Is a copy of a 1972 Board of Supervisors' resolu- Llon Jnslgnating an officer and agent to accept deeds and grants to the County, fire resolution was prcpau•d In accordance with provisiana of Governtwnt Code Section 27281, and was approved by County Counsel. Should you love any further questions related to this matter, please call me at 181 -1902 Very truly yours, JOgN H SHONE DII'ELTOR OF TRANSSPORTATION By Nlllerd L. Thomas I ! ; I] (tight of Hay Coordinator NLT:eb is l r U i "•' (I'll Ll'!'lII;DCGA l i ..,w ii '!vl'pffdl1411111'1. Eric: Resolution �.. AY p1j�1pj11111!1 l id18i.11Gi� )' 1 67 T; r- RESOLUTION NO. 78 -36 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, AP:07NTINC AN OFFICER AND AGENT TO ACCEPT DEEDS ON BEILILF OF TIIE CITY THE CITY COUNCIL OF -11E CITY OF RANCHO CUCIMONCA DOES Ht.SUIVt: AS FOILOt1S: NIIEREAS, Government Code Section 27281 provides thatz 1. Deeds or grants conveying any interest in or casement upon real estate to a political corporation or governmental agency for public purposes .hall not be accepted for recordation without the consent of the grantee evidenced by its certificate or resolution of acceptance attached to or printed or. the deed or grant. 2 A political corporation or governmental agency, by a general resolution, may authorize an officer or a +ent to accept and consent to such decdB or grants; .1.ND WHEREAS, for the benefits to be derived through expenditious processing of deeds or grants obtained by the City, it is determlrod dexlreable to authorize an officer, and in his absenra, an agent, to accept and consent to tcrtain deeds or grants obtained NON, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Hancho Cucamonga , pursuant to Government Code Section 27281, that the City Lugincer and the registered Assistant to the City Engineer are hereby authorized ad officer and agent respectively, to accept and consent to deeds and grants to the City of Rancho Cucamonga as follows: 1 Gratis deeds and grants including Offers of Dedication. 2 Deeds and grants previously approved for purchase by official action of tI,e City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOFfFD this day of December, 1978 Mayor ATTEST: City Clerk 69 { DATE: December 6, 1976 CITY CF RANCHO CUC)NONPA MEMORANDUM TO: City Ceuncll and City Manager PROM: Lloyd Hubbs, City Engineer SUBJECT: CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROJECTS The Engineering Department In the development of its prellmtnsry Cspiral. Improvements programs and through ,ection and processing of developmanti has identified three projects which can and should be vonstrveted In the pear future. These prolecta are I Sapphire Street (minor widening) S 15,0001 both sides of the street at the Foothill Freniav right of way 2 Baseline Avenue (minor widening) Fst1wre $ 5,000+ east of Archibald Avenue at proposed Kiddie garner Day Care Center Each of these projects are necessitated by recent development and If nat' 111nstructrd will result Io pot.•nl ial traffic hazards wd .taro damage.. Sapphire Street - This project would widen Sapphire Straer on the ensc ands west shoulders by six (6) fact and construct asphalt •onerete dike tb,caR Cain drainage through the pronuaed Foothill Freeway right of way Again} these improvements are needed ro protect downstream lmprovmenta, currently being develoFod from potential atom damago. In addtt Ion, they will. vldem Sapphire and prevent potential traffic hazards I�Ft N t �l 1 The City is currently working on a maintenance project to widon:andvconstritcr drainage facilities through the Cucamonga County tinter District frnntago -ow the west side of Sapphire just north of 19th Screar With .its compleclam off these projects Sapphire will be a uniformly improved streer between 10th Street and Highland Avenue The Engineering Department recommends construction of those facilities Its n budgetwl cost of $15,000 to be appropriated from Gas T.,, funds. 1p"? ,�'Y�1' 71 1t,TiC.. il,♦ ,t ..�. If, .Ty r'.. _ .aka iii b V . . .r+afata .�... CAPITAL IHPROVDIENTS PROJECTS Page 2 December b, 1978 �. ,4wr"id'C,y u Baseline Avenue - Attached are copies of the Staff Report dealing with a Planning Commission approval of the development of a nursery /day care faci- lity located at 9817 Basalir.e The Commission took action to approve this development with the condition th-c the applicant dedicate right of way for the widening of Baseline a:A participate IA- of the coat of street Improve- ments The remaining share of street costs to be shared Ivy the City and D1mrslfied Development Company with shares of 3/5 and 1/5 respectively. This division of costs and alternatives are discussed in the attached City Englneer•s memo to the Planning Commission. 7n order to insure early coo, pletion of these badly needed lmproveventa, it io recocended that the City enter Into agreement in the proportionate =must up to a budgoted amount of $5,000 to ba appropriated from -the Gas Tax funds. 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The frontage uC the proposed facility Is curtently the only frontage 1 `� between Archibald naJ Ramona Avrnucs that Is not canrrutly Planned for •ilden- Ing on tlae south side The Engineering Department fools that for reasutts oC 9 safety it Is vital to obtain the right of wny and run trust street Improve - aenls at this loratlnn as soon qs possible 'III,, development of the proposed facility will nluw this to occur. Tile applicant fir, Yuuug tins indicated his wlllingrcas to dedicate right of way and partly ipolc In tile construction of y'f• street improvements. Normally in a development of [lilt, nature, the applicant could hu required to provide Cull street Imprnvemrnts no a ennditlon of approval, fir Young has Indicated that he in slat In n financial position t� I to do this and tllnt tho project would be dropped, n•'1• 7 In order to Insure the rapid construction of this badly needed widening, .+ a 010 Endincaring Department has negotiated with Ilan 'rPllc.unt and the aCja- L0111. uhupping center developer to participate In thv construction of Improve- ,i v I rtent cost 1n the proportion of 1/5 by fir. Young, 1/5 Icy Dlveralrled Develop- ment and 3/5 by lilt- t•ity This agreement wmgd her rmbjrct to the approval �yy' Of cite City Council and the Planning Commission 'r +5 Two alternative solutions renutin: f. %• 1. Require the nppl h•nnc to provide full Improvrmrnts ptlor to occupancy << {. 2. Use a moil Clnl nasrvsmnnt proceeding and require that Cho UP PI leant pay for the Improvement avor n spc: I led time period. In oMor to foc111tntr the project, Engineering would reromand that the City 7 IC share In the cost of Improvements no discussed Respectfully sub fitted, i '• City UUBBS L' ultdcb FX41811T `t F- rl i•` v•1 iw CITY OF RANCHO CUCA110SCA STAFF REPORT Date: December 6, 1978 To: City Manager and M ^tubers of the City Council From: Jack Lam, Director of Community Development Subject: REQUEST UY THE VANIR DEVELOPMENT COtIPANY f0 HODIFY THL "T" STAM)ARDS ON PROPER',Y LOCATED ftf TIIE NORTIIFAsr CORNEk OF 1961 STREET AM AMETILYST AVENUE PACKCRDUND: The Vanlr Development.Cumpany 1s making the above mentioned - request to allow for development of a profeaclonal off ict building on the subjtet property which Is currently zoned C -1 -T. The current IT" standards limit the use of the property to a Post Office Thu Vanir Company had originally made a request to the City Council to clarify the tuning of property In light of development of a Post Office north of the site. The City Council declan'd their Intentions to drop die 'T" Standards, however, directed Vanir to first obtain Planning Com- r.leslon approval of a dcvclopmmt plan for the site (Cxhlbll "A" - Hlnutes of the April 19, 1978 meeting) Originally he prelim Lorry proposal was for a "quick stop" type grocery which met 1 o considerable opposition. Since that time, Vanir Its submitted tl•a or 1 ,.n' for n office building with limited commercial which does not II ra ue quirk stop type grocery use and any other Me Rives for retail ANALYSIS: The Vanir Development Company has rec:ivcd conditional approval of a site development plan by the Planning Cotia.sslon (Exhlblt "8" - Staff iteport and Planning CommlNslon Resolution) Thu major concerns of the Planning Coma'lsslon with respect to the development plan were the compatlbll Lty of the proposed developnenr with the surrounding area, and the capability of 19th Street to handle traffic generated by the development. The Commission restricted uses of the development to arrange for low intensity uses associated with the A -P (Adminlatrativ".- Professional) zone and some very limited commercial uses The Commission was satisfied that the development would not create any significant aiverse Impacts to the area. Vanir had also developed a voluntary declaration of restrictions which will be recorded with the propurty to assure the above RECOIDIENDATION: The Planning Commission recommends modifying the "T" standards on tiro above described prop✓rly to limit uses to those epeclfled in the Declara. 1' CITY OF RANCHO CUCA110SCA STAFF REPORT Date: December 6, 1978 To: City Manager and M ^tubers of the City Council From: Jack Lam, Director of Community Development Subject: REQUEST UY THE VANIR DEVELOPMENT COtIPANY f0 HODIFY THL "T" STAM)ARDS ON PROPER',Y LOCATED ftf TIIE NORTIIFAsr CORNEk OF 1961 STREET AM AMETILYST AVENUE PACKCRDUND: The Vanlr Development.Cumpany 1s making the above mentioned - request to allow for development of a profeaclonal off ict building on the subjtet property which Is currently zoned C -1 -T. The current IT" standards limit the use of the property to a Post Office Thu Vanir Company had originally made a request to the City Council to clarify the tuning of property In light of development of a Post Office north of the site. The City Council declan'd their Intentions to drop die 'T" Standards, however, directed Vanir to first obtain Planning Com- r.leslon approval of a dcvclopmmt plan for the site (Cxhlbll "A" - Hlnutes of the April 19, 1978 meeting) Originally he prelim Lorry proposal was for a "quick stop" type grocery which met 1 o considerable opposition. Since that time, Vanir Its submitted tl•a or 1 ,.n' for n office building with limited commercial which does not II ra ue quirk stop type grocery use and any other Me Rives for retail ANALYSIS: The Vanir Development Company has rec:ivcd conditional approval of a site development plan by the Planning Cotia.sslon (Exhlblt "8" - Staff iteport and Planning CommlNslon Resolution) Thu major concerns of the Planning Coma'lsslon with respect to the development plan were the compatlbll Lty of the proposed developnenr with the surrounding area, and the capability of 19th Street to handle traffic generated by the development. The Commission restricted uses of the development to arrange for low intensity uses associated with the A -P (Adminlatrativ".- Professional) zone and some very limited commercial uses The Commission was satisfied that the development would not create any significant aiverse Impacts to the area. Vanir had also developed a voluntary declaration of restrictions which will be recorded with the propurty to assure the above RECOIDIENDATION: The Planning Commission recommends modifying the "T" standards on tiro above described prop✓rly to limit uses to those epeclfled in the Declara. i tion of Restrictions (The City Attorney has reviewed and approved said documents). Respectfully submitted, j atu (�J JA g ]AM, Dlrector of Community Development JL:BR:nm Attachments: Exhibit "A" - Minutes (Pages 7 -9) of April 19 City Council meeting Exhibit "B" - Staff Report and Planning C.mmisslon Resolution Exhibit "C" - Declaration of Restrictions ■Lai City Council Minutes -7- r April 19, 1978 Motion: Mc7ed by Mllels, seconded by Schlosser to uouyi the Agreement with the County Motion unanimously carried. Recruit Mr Wasserman requested authorization to recruit :he following Personnel personnel which would be needed by July 1, 1978, if the city were to take over the responsibilities flow the County at the beginning of the fiscal year: two senior building inspectors, city engineer, engineering aide and another planning assistant In addition, they would need to recruit a business license clerk at it salary of $960 to $1165 per ninth This position would need someone that had experience in the field These positions would be published in professional journals, local newspapers, and by sending lists to other cities Motion: Loved by J'alombo, seconded by Ihkels to give authorization to Mr Wasserman to recruit personnel as requested. Motion unanimously carried Dust Control West End Resource Conservation District has requested that the Resolution City authorize the County to enforce County Ordinance 2069 which relates to the control of dust and still erosion An example of such n problem is between Arrow and freeway RCS0LU1'!ON NO 78 -19 A RESOLUTION OF TIIE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RAINC110 CUCNIDI7GA, CALIFORNIA, AUTHORIZING MIF. ENrORCFAENT OF SAN BERNAMM;O CGONTY ORDIN- ANCE NO. 2069 RELATING TO SOIL CONSERVATION AND UUGr CONTROL Motion: Moved by Palombo, seconded by Mikels to waive the ent Lie reading Autx.n unanimously carried Motion: Moved by Palombu, seconded by Mikels to adopt resolution Discussion: None. Motion unanimously carried. Zone Request from Vanir Development for Zone Clarification. Clarification This had been referred to the Board of Supervisors about the time the city was incorporated Because it was now in Rancho Cucamonga, The Beard referred it to the City of Rancho Cucamonga's City Council. It was now before the Council for consideration Mr. Wasserman explained that the Council should not be concerned with the future development of the property for that would be subject to the community Direetur's review They were recom- mending that the property be reverted to the C -1 standard, they wanted the restrictions tcwvcj AOL City Council Minutes -8- April 19, 1978 Palombo felt the traffic flow problems would be a problem in that area Ilikeis felt the Council should not remove the zoning until Vanir had a proposed development ?It Waaserman explained the Commission would be dealing with the ttnffic flow issue, type of development, signs, etc The executive vice - president and general counsel for Vanir Development Company spo),c on the issue lie explained they were only askingfor the T- standards to be removed, then they would go to the Planning Commission for a soitablo development Unless the T- .tandnrds arc removed, the Planning Commission cannot approve any development Palombo felt he should go ahead, get the plans approved, then come to the Council for removal of the T- standards llikels asked if he was willing to go through the steps on an inform:,l basis with he Planning Commission Ile said they had come through It informally already They had p:cviously thought of a 7 -11 store for the particular spot, had an agreement already files, but the Planning Commission felt It was not appropriate for the area Tommy Stephens from County Planning was asked by Councilman Hest if the T- standards were removed, what control would the city have over the area " Answer: they had passed an ordinance that such matters could have to have the review by the Planning Director Mr Crowe explained that a developer cou1J approach the matter from either end Ile could first have the site plan approved by the Planning Commission then go to the Council for removal of T- standards Or, it could be reversed, come to the Council for removal of the T- standards then go to the Planning Commission for site approval A developer probably would prefer the latter method palombo felt the Council should move to establish a resolution of intent to remove the T- standards upon approval of the Planning Commission of the plans Ilotion: Ibved by Palombo, seconded by Mikels that the City of Rancho Cucamonga declare Its intention to remove the T- standards on the property being developed by Vault Development fompauy at the northeast cornet of 19th and /umetbyst upon approval of the Planning Commission of an alternate site plan a City Council Minutcs S» •I ' -. April 19, 1978 Discussion: Mr Clark Bolen, very one of the residents in the area spoke Ile said the post office w.,s not approved in the• h¢ginninC Ile said h¢ could see no reason for removing- :he T- standards; other residents felt the same They were afraid a fast food plae¢, all night market, or gas station might go in. Also, another problao ws the flood control system- 1n the area which is not adequate To Pro my Stephens Suggested the area be toned AP, office ano (esaional It might be more appropriate than the C -1 zone Counci l felt the AP zone would not be what they wanted R" wcndation that the motion before the Council be adopted The motion unanimously carried. Appeal for Appeal for Sewer Hardship Allocatinn by Kent Land Company Sewer hardship It was recommended that this be forwarded to the Planning Commission for consideration Motion: Moved by Mikels, seconded by Sehtlo%scr to torward this to the Planning Commission Tommy Stephens said it would be best to set a date for all, the, hardship rases and have all the developer% present at the P onning Coemission meeting at one time Ken Gland, representing the Kent land Company, said they had - been before th0 C..unty Planning Department to were referred to the Council of Rancho Cucamonga, Thand would like to be heard as soon as Possible Stephens said they had a list of developers for So hardship cases Thcy will set up a hearing, notify developers, then' hear all %2303 at one time. This would be Preferred rather- than on an individual basis Asked when this would be? Answer: - the staff could tell him within the next few days Motion was unanimously carded to forward this to the Planning Commission Archibald Mr. Shone reported on the status of the tunnel on Archibald Avenue under the Ontario airport Ile said the City of Los Angeles had awarded a contract for the development of the runway at Ontario International Airport d an It Jid not Include- tunnel at ,Archibald 1I STAFF REPORT DATE: September 27, 1978 TO: Planning Commission I'RI1%1: Jack Lam, Director of Community Development oa $� SURILCT: DIRECTOR REVIEW N0. 78-19 - Proposal for an office - retail building on the northeast corner of Anethynt and 19th Street. DESCRIPTION AND BACKGROUND: The Vanir Development Company is proposing to develop a 7,230 square foot office- rotall building on the above mentioned site The property Is currently zoned C -1 with a T Standard limiting the use of the property to a Poet Offire Since a Post Office ties been con- structed north of the subject site, the T Standard is no longer appropriate for this site. In view of this, the City Council has adopted a Resolution of Intention to drop the T Standard for the subject property at it meeting of April 19, 1478. ZONING AND LAND USE: The nits is presently vacant and zoned C -1 -T. The surrounding land use and zoning is as follows: ZONING North C -1 -T South R -1 East A -1 -5 Nest R- 3- T(7000) LAND USE Post Office Single family residence Vacant ketirement Nome ANALYSIS: The proposed land use element of rho General Plan designates the lot as high density residential (15-30 unite per acre). Staff has thor- oughly reviewed this request and feels that professional uses with inci- dental retail uses would be more compatible for this site than high density residential. The proser.L C-1 zoning allows for other retail uses which would not be compatible to the area. Staff has worked with the applicant to try and resolve the Issue of land use for this site. The applicant has agreed to voluntarily restrict uses on this site to those allowable In the 4-P zone. Exhibit "A" is a sketch plan of the proposed project. Detailed site plans will be displayed at the Planning Commission meeting. The pro- posed building will to 7,230 square feet, which will require 36 parking spaces. The project with the recommended modifications will leave 37 spaces. The widening and street improvements required along 19th Street will offset the traffic generated by the project Staff is reccmmending that an 8 feet landscape barrier be provided along Amethyst to match the existing landscaping in front of the Post Office.`'t, Staff further recommends that the trash enclosure be relocated from the ' Director Review No. 78-19 cast end of the building to the east property lire, so as to prevent a fire hazard. Detailed elovatlon Mans will also be displayed at the Planning Comission meeting. Staff is rcc, nding that the mansard roof be extended the length of both sides of the building. All other Planning. Engineering. and Piro Department conditions are listed in the attached resolution. RECDt00 1DATION: The Planning Division recomeods approval of Resolution No. 78-06 based upon the findings and conditions contained therein. Respeetfu)_1; submitted, JACK LAH, Director of Cemunity Development JL:deb 'W- 3 0 M. -11 I r.-,- - I , I tu I I� �f I €13 A o. a t IJI Y i•i i1 °� �1lft �tji t 1• I t � Y• Fj�i!,�lp rt til a t IJI Y i•i i1 °� I:1511I1.rION No IV (w, A I:1_:UIIIl111% p•' 1111' 141NCHO CD(Alln'9.A 1'1.1:: °IIhG C(l!EI I'.' [I'll .%' I'ROV111C III 131 Till! Iii lII1, !Y. ill 19 10 .111u4 I1 Y 1 1'I:III'I'SSIONAI .a l u I' In'I1111(8: CP.911.11 t 1' I Ix Ati U ON Till: KOKI III Ahf 1'UIt11I I: or 19111 AIM RII'ID1'ST I WHEREAS, on Ito• Intl, d.ly of August, 11178, ,ul Ippli..ltlon vita (110,1 and atceptrd on Lit,, lhovv drsrrlbed projetl: and 1411MIMS, un the 77111 In of Srptmbcr, 1.978, Ihr I'l anning CemmI Rol Ion rt1lov01I the above dr,., rIIs,d prtljert. hD7, T111.1.1101:1 IID 8AN(IIU t11CA!10140A I'I 1;:;:1 •p. 10IIIIISSION 11p5(11A'III :,� It111 UUS: SI't'7107 I: Ihr I'I,nning t'ntminslou of Ihr I I,, rf R.uu'ho Cnrei ^Tura mai.Pn the following f Indlon': 1 Th.11 the Site Indira U'd by Ihr 4evolnpmonl plan In _ .11l0gu.1tc In Size 111,1 sh.q +, to , v,lnmldrtr the prnpan.•.I u.r, and all yards, Spm•0s, 14.111s, fvncls, parkin'•, IW.IIIInb•. landscaping and uth0l R aturen regufrad by the 7oaing Ordinance ' thil tilt lmproymelts its indl0ihv1 in Ih0 dvvr ..pnieol plan arc Iolaled IS null, I mmuet IS to by prop,• ly rrlatcd to existing and pull•n•u•1 itrecto n•Id hlgllunys 3 'Thal the ImprovInViltn .IV slv.wu Wu the development pl•a, .nr rem•Istenl with all .Id„pl.•d al.mdartly .Ind pollrlr .,V Set forth In the Zuniol; oldAl nu•e SEL7iON n_: V] inn Ing COrntlns lon arts Ihr fel loll ing 9-011111(lim4 un the above dl -hod project: °u,ul,ill 1'lre District I The Iegnlred rlre flew will he 3000 gallons per minute for n duration of 2 hours 7 0lculnllons 1ndlrating 01.11 the flro flow regnlrcmer.l Will be Met stall 119- nul'mlt l,•,I to IIu' Pnolhlll l'Ire DI•Itrlet prior Lo plan epptl.val 3 Water malnn and nppurtmtaurr�l shall be Installed In 11rWl,1anre with thn of the Curnnuinga C1111aty 111ter District 4 1Io• I ...it ill 1'Ire DI'rtl 1.1 'ball is Isdlflyd to wiLmss WI ,,. r1•LU,IC tent t'f Ile wll,•, .ynlcm prior In ron•:tstio- I Ira 9-I nap hulldinl•(s) m •.I lit,Ime(s). V 711 5 A public fire hy,Wtut juju mbly shall he Inntalled per rrquilemcuts of lh1 P101h111 I In• Illstrlrl b Crquired fire hydr.uun shall be hwtul hd prior to vnnlmnuring construction of a1y building(s) or structure(s), and shall be approved vet hntrel lypc only. J Two (1) sets of building •nut plot plans 511,111 be sub - MfLted to the Foothill fire p,p.utment prior to any rohut amt ion 8 1110 vxt Jngulsltcrs will hr required for cnch unit The nice, type anti nmsbet will be determined by the Il.a1 hi 11 the Dlstlirt prim t. „rup.Incy Tile PIuU 1.1 [ shall be m0 if lwl prim to oec•%pancy of ully Imlld lag. 111 na rail, 1:1,111 lily (fie extinguisher he let's than a minimum 1A- IOP..C. fag lnncrinr_Dlvlslon - - 7 An offer of dedientlun cunt' fill 1118 of a 20 foot cornet cutoff and five feet aloug 1'/1b St rvOt 10 At the tine of dcvelopnrnl, gradluc, dralmige, storm dr 11 n, and street plans prop n•d I•y a Registered CivlI Fug:over shall be sulmitted f..r r,vlcw and approval of fill' ('fly Engineer hydraulic 1.111111at 11111 mud a 1.0110 rrlpbfr map will bu required to support the sizing ;unl loratfon of drainage strurtnlou shown on tale plans 11 Sever and water plans shall lie nubmltted and approved I'v the Pueamonga County Il.0 er District prior to develop- ment of tlm individual pnrecln 12 A Parcel hap is NOT required 11 1 %1 lh0 time of development, vurl+, gutter, drive npprinlhes, .. blot, 116. street [reel, aim A.C. match -up p.lving e11�111 be provided nlong 19t11 Street Street lights are required It 1901 Street is to be wldeu,d t1 match ultimate secand.iry hlghwa2 widths, 88' R -O-W .1ud 65' curb separation 15 111.1[ a copy of the c C. It R guaranteeing the reciprornl eavt0ent for the Pust Office and office building be suh- mltted to the Planning Division prior to the Issuance of building permits if safd ca•.vmtnt Is not obtained, Ihrn a rcvlred site plan Indltatlug adequate access Shall Im sul•nittcll to said approved by thy Planning Commtsslnn I I R st Planniuli Olvlslon Ib An aI %t-isrmeltt be dcvcbgRd by III" - q+PticanL (necepr.lblo to the Commit'" hvvu lnP, rlrt 1)1 -e1 for 'I'll City Attotnry) to reatrlet lines of the Pr,,perly Lo thane nl lovable to the A -P district and ancill vv c,xtmnrclal uses. 17 ; Inducape and lrril;nt loll 111.11, t sh.J l he submitted to old approved by the Plaaninll wivivlon prior to the Igeuutcc of building permlly ]g This landscaping barrier along Anetityst Avenue ahnil b,• tl.r name width an exints II flout of the Pont Office 19 The landvcapr plan shall Intlode Planters for the south n ids of the building to bis q,pmved by the Planning O lv la ton 20. Ilnmper gu.trds nhall be rcqull,.1 on parking stnlln facinr. Amrlhyst Avenue 21 Tor trash enclosure located oo tllr east vldn of Lilo building shall be relocatrd to tilt cast property line or sprinklered per Fire OeparttIcnt requirements 22 llm mansard roof ahali extood tilt lull Ivngth of tilt, moth, oast and wrgL endn of lhr Inlilding 21 All roof mounted equ Ipment alct 1l he adequatoly scrocnvd film view from all sides of the building. 25 A , tdhtatcd sign program shah bt- designed for this dl-v, Inpmcnt and guhmllltd to tilt- Planning Division for 1Plnovtl Prlor to 1.lsta11.11.iou 75 All other rvqulr.t ivnts .nod r;q:olalionn of the City of gaucho Cnenmonga vital] be romplied with () V O a a APPROVED AND ADOPTI.I7 THIS 27TH DAY OF SII'rC'IRPR, 1979 PIANNINr CotDIISSIOtI Oy Till: CITY (IV RANCHO CMUONCA Ry: Ile man 8empal, ci, Irma11 Arf I'S r, Srcre[ary ul tho Pl non [nr fnmelea loo 1, .lark lam, Srcrctary or the Illamd11q Comatssle11 of tit, I fry of Rmlello Cm v illga, .h, hrlrhy rvrtlfy Dirt the lurcgolat resolutlnu w.u• i[illy mil regularly tntrndmr11, P'"", 01111 adnptc•11 by the PI,lnnlag C,,mta9l.... el th,• fill of R.71"I... Cucau „.art rt I trl:ular Wel. up. of tlu• Ill Inning Camrinslon h.•I11 1111 111,' '7th day uC Septt wb,l, 1775, oy the following vutt• In -wIL• AYES: CMDRSSIONCCS: NorS: CCPDIISSIONERN: ABSENT: COIDIISSIONI:RS: ilia DECLARATION OF P.ESTRICTIVF COVENANTS FOR THAT CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY III THE COUNTY OF SAIL UF.RNARDINO, STATE OF CALIFORNIA WHEREAS, H. FRANK DOMINGUEZ is the owner of that certain real property known as Parcel 2 of Parcel flap Humber 1005, as per plat recorded in Book 10 of Parcel Baps, Page 91, records of said county, in the City of Rancho Cucamonga, State of California, crhieh property will be developed into a commercial censer; and WHEREAS, said owner desires to establish a general plan for development of said-center for commercial purposes - which will bind and inure to the benefit of the owners:, heirs, uuccessors and assigns of said center or Portion: lhcmcof, present and future, and WHEREAS, the developer, 11. FRANK D0H11 :GUF.Z, clesires to establiLh certain restrictions that Will narrow thc• ;:cope of the existing c -1 class zoning, classification for the bene- fit of this parcel and the City of Rancho Cucamonga; and further that said City shall have the power to enforce tiny .uni all restrictions set forth herein. NOW, TIERECORE, declarant declares that said real property ahall be held, transferred, encumbered, used, hold, Conveyed, leased, and occupied, subject to the covenants rind restrictions hereinafter set forth expressly .111,1 eye ue :ively for the use and benefit of said property and of each and every person or entity %:tic now or in the futurr own:, any portion or portions of said real property A. COMMERCIAL AREA COVF.NAIITS 1 Referptive iL hereby mad ^_ to ezhibit "A ", tttached hereto, Which i:. iho land use and building regul,ctiotu: -1- `n prescribing the uses permitted in a c -1 district. All uses - provided for in said exhibit shall be prohibited with the exception of those u,.es allocced under zoning el,cusificaLion a-p and with the further exception that the following uses shall be expressly permitted: a. (Agreed upon list of Allowable Qom - mercial Uses to be inserted.) 2. Ho noxious or offensive trade shall be carried on upon =my portion of said tract nor uh,cll anything be done thereon which may be or become cm unreasonable annoyance or nLleance to the rest of the tract 3. Any uses, including those specifically Prohibited above, that the owner nay, in tine luturc•, wish to .1110•., on said precaises shall be subject to the alrpr•ovrl of the Rancho Cucamonga planning Department ov Dove3opnent - - Director. And said uses, if so approved, shall ba c;rewud 1u be consistent with and in harmony with the Drclr,r,ltions of Covenants and Restrictions contained heroin II. GEtl ERAI. PItOVISI0I:S I. It is understood and agreed Ih,ct every con- veyance of said property is and shall hercuttc•r be made, accef,Lcd and Said real property is and e.hdll hereinai it-)- he granted on)y upon and subject to the express conditiuns, provia. ions, restrictions .1nd covenants, hvr.•in referred to and shall bond Iha p,rrtien hereto and their heirs, devisees, legatees, ox,- vulnrr :, administra -- turs, successors and assigc,!�. 2. These covenants, condition;, dn_1 r••.tricliets shill be a covenant running with the land and cults, ;tote an equitable: servitude as to any security interest liven 1u secure it note or other obligdtion evidence by dvecl nl trust or erurtg,1ge. In tice event of the entur..evauat c,f ally sec•,w•ity intrre:a given, he that by power of bale ur indicidl act m• eo,,ve- y,rnncc• in lieu ut forecl usure, the pvr:•un u, vnli Ly .,rquic•iu, lil)w by aurh proe•ee•d irg :, shell acquit -e title subject to tbr.:.e• euven.ml :; O/` n •conditions and restrictions Any subsequent sale or transfer of interest by any party so acquiring title shall contain reference to these covenants, conditions and restrictions and any subse- quent vendee, grantee or donee as the person acquiring title shall tyke title subject to the covenants, conditions and restrictions. 3. 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 in full force and effect until January 1, 1998 and will auto- matically be renewed thereafter for successive periods of ten (10) years unless the owners of the property anJ the City of Rancho Cucamonga shall file a protest or a reliuquiulrmunt of restrictions in the office of -the County Recorder within the Year prom ding the year 1998, or any other :successive date as Provided herein 4 Except as Otherwise herein provided, if any owner of said property or any part of said pro,erty or, any per:.on claiming under hire or the 1Lcirs, sucevacnrm or assigns, of much person, shall violate or attempt to violate Orly of the conditions provided for herein., it shall be lavrful for the City of Rancho Cucamonga to prosecute any proceedir,t;s at law or in equity against any s.rch violation either to p.event him from doing so or to recove- �.ar.,ages for such violation or hoth 5. I- is not the intention of the ovner to create hereby, a condition subsequent or a condition of lorteiture, or possibility of reverter in the event of Orly violation of any of the provisions herein set forth, but it is tLe intention that the remedy for the enforcenent of this general plan of covenants and restriction:; shall be an action for i•tjuuction to Prevent the violation thereof, or, by an .action for danagcs or for both. Such Ictiori or action, strall inu:•c to and p.rss with each -'fill every part of said property for L`.c rut--al benefit of lhr subsequent owner or, ounars thereof Ono the it -.uccv! .. opt; and ilssign:, and trip City of If•vic•Iro Cucamonga. (f7rd 3- �� 6. That in the event any covenant or condition therein contained be invalid or held to be invalid or void by any Court of competent jurisdiction such invalidity or voidness shall in no way affect an covenant or condition herein contained. 7. That no waiver of a breach of any of the covenants, conditions or restrictions herein contained shall be construed to be a waiver of any succeeding breach of the sake or any other covenants, agreerents, restrictions or conditions. 8. In the event of an action to enforce the items of these covenants, conditions and restrictions, the pr,�vailing party shall in addition to all other relief, be entitled to reasonable attorney's fees. IN WITNESS 1111EREor, said owner has caused this in:.trunent to be duly cyecutcl this d „y of 1978. f3 '�.'T='°J'+, :' ;^i �",'��N^�' .n- 1Y=a "• T1 w:t e_ - .f �`.. -.. :- i- `,,vs`q`�..:n V t' ` {'�i�"''?:..+YfE;y�f:'�.CYS".. "A�°�� •. .. , ' • . + .' + Z�,. • }:.: ;L:; F�Y�"�.''?� ; °. rtrE ��:1 r •�uS7?T' "i -_ i x ~,p� h7a -•r �''s�'? ii?.r� }',e�'�� EXHIBIT A PROPOSED ALLOWABLE USES FOR 19th AND AMETHYST CENTER Rancho Cucamonga 1. Bakery--Ho sit down 2. Bouk Store 3. Drygoods Store 4. Florist or Gift Shop S. Jewe:.ry Store G. Specialty Store 7. Photographic Supplies Store S. Stationery Stare 9. Photographer 10. Shoe Store and /or Shoe Repair Shop 11. Tailor 12. Dance Instruction Studio 13. Barbershop and /or Beauty Parlors 14. Clothing or Wearing Apparel Shop 1S. Men's and /or Women's Exercise Studio or Health Spa I _M r• �k is • ""�, -. _ - g :��r'-## rw ?`^-' �.�' '•ii te: -- _ : -1 - .�_.- ;k....'�-.•x� - - - -e *. -�'!/! K�7r:v: riY+v'''�HCr.�lK.�,�z�sxnavn �' I „If - CITY OF RANCHO CUCN11UNCA NCY,ORAN"J M Date: December n, 1978 To: City Manager and timbers of the City Councl, from: Jack I.=, Director of Community Development Subject: Deannexation of three wiuthwest portions of the City of Rancho Cucamonga to the City of Ontario w During the Planning Commission meetings on the General Plan, It became evident to the Cuemission that several areas along the southwest boundary of the City_ _ ore somewhat isolated and would more logically ba a pact of the City of Ontario In terms of lated use planning and city services. These areas are outlined on the attached "Exhibit "A” In addition, a description of thl Local Area Foma- thin Commleslon (IAFCO) and procedures for annexation and deannexation are .ataaicd for your review the three areas In question, Areas A, 8 and C as 8110m at Exhibit "A ", were nbotat by the cone ultnnt au residents —ar uueu won the Land Uae Eltment� Sills t w m salon �mrings, Arco A has een changed to indf cafe minimum impact Industr al. All three of these areas are 1solatcd by either the Cucumonga t reek or a toadway. This Isolation creates problems with developing compatible land uses and with providing city services As an example, Area A has been changed on the proposed CCh0r41 Plan by the Commission to reflect minimum impact Industrial; however, the adjacent pro- perties In the City of Ontario have been developed with residential cues with no streets or natural buffer features separating the two areas. In order to make the Industrial area compatible with the existing residential at", the development of the Industrial site will require a substontlhl amount of lnnd- beeping, walls, and building setbacks On the other hand, if Area A were to remain residential, Lite City of Rancho Cucamonga would be burdened with providing residential services to an area that 10 completely Isolated from other Rancho Cucamonga residential areas The City of Ontario has been contacted concerning Area A and the problems that It poses As expected Ontario objects to Industrial uses abuttlna a stable Crcuk so protest. Industrial designation would create all the kinds of nduatrlal conflicts the plan has tried to void Ontario has orably to the idea of ounexlnit this little to Ontario aml oTnRllna as these two areas are from Ranch, Cucamonga by the Cucamonga q,45 .t If the Council chose rot to pursue deannexation of these areas, then the alter- nate solution weld be to seek some agreement with the City of O•tarlo for them to provide necessary services to these three areas. RECOMEMATION: The Planning Co®1ssl recommends that Ile Citl Comm 11 bealn Respectfully submitted, •y JACK LAN, Director of Community Development JL:NV•• nm Attu .-n ts: 1. Location ltip 2. Annexation, Land Transfer and Deatnexation Summary 7. Table 1 • MY 8 .�T.,.. :1w. -.0 �.. •�.gTRCT�1�i�K °wow. • ♦� 't r' ANNEXATION. I" TRANSFER AND DEANdEgATION PROCEDURES Annexation, land transfer and deanneAmition of land from County to City and City to City Is accomplished through LAFCO (Local Agency Formation Commission). LAFCO is a state eommisslon under the umbrella of the County which makes decielona regarding all interagency land transfers. The Commission is made up of County Supervisors, City Council members mid representatives from special dlstciets and the public sector A prerequisite to any land transfers from one jurlsdtction to another Is agreement between the two <.gencies. Iino lead agency 14 that agency which Will have ultimate jurisdiction of the affected land. In the case of land transfer between two cities, the steps to accomplish the t..sL is as follows: 1. Lead agency makes opPlicatlon to LAFCO 2. LAFCO makes Inquiries of affected agencies and property owners. A. City which is losing lam must take action to detach land from city. The action required Is a resolution of detach- ment by the City Council. B. City Which Iv gaining the land zest either go through a rezoning process or a preannexational zone change 1. Rezoning takes place to allow conformance with the annexation city's zoning 2. Prcannexatioml zone, change Is required if the zoning is to change upon transfer of the land. During either of these processes, environmental review is completed and a public hearing takes place A summary of the necessary steps Is given cn Table t Although the lead agency usually makes the Initial application, it is not manda- tory Other agencies or individuals could thus Initiate the process and the subsequent steps would be essentially the same Property owners of the affected lard have the ultimate say in LAFCO's decision. If the land area is vacant, landowners controlling over 50% of the assessed land valuation can kill the application If twelve (12) or morn landowners live in the affected area, then objections by any would result in an election of those inhabitants; majority vote would be the ultimte decision If a City has other areas In mind for reorganization, it 1s best to include them all in one application. Controversy over one area need not affect a decision on others In that any area may be withdravn from the application �:l-.,i �,.x- cr:• +)•vu 7.r�,1'.� -� � "Cw `C^ ^r ^' .. .. . ,. .rr. .- ,.._�,. :.. _ - x_ o- ;rcr�: w.� .a ": ��•''Y% a'r`t � .._ -... _.. � C. :`C,Y: �� + ...-- �'- �•�(`�}T_..T.� •. �...... ^...gly.w.�.y..s.�s � .:.ro uTp -t.a� - •..� at any time. Including all arms under one application would speed up the timetable of achieving ultimate city boundary lines and save additional npplication foon _ .« .- .�..�,.,n` .•n .,•ems .n ' -... . —.. • • _ • — TABLE 1 - ANNEXATION. LAND TRANSFER AND DPANNEXAnON PROCEDURES I. Application to I.AFCO (usually lead agency, however, not mandatory) 11 IAFCO inquiry of affected agencies and owners A. City losing property - Resolution of Detachment by City Council B. City Raining property (Lead ABency) 1. Rezoning process 2. Preannexational zone change (Environmental review and public hearing) C. 7roperty owners 1 Vacant land - owners holding more than 50% of land valuatinn can kill action 2 Twelve (12) or more residents - if any ob;ect, election Is held. III IAFCO cakes final determination Ai ..% A 21 1� 11 M ' ` ' 1 1 �J \1 I` 1 1 ,1 f I � ) •I ;I "l t r i ♦ 1 . I I I I 1 1 1 . 11