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1979/02/07 - Agenda Packet
AgENDA CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA Regular Meeting February 7, 1979 CAIL TO ORDER. 2. PLFDGE TO FLAG. -tA 3 ROLL CALL: Mikels_, Palombo_, Schlosser_, West_, Frost_ 4 APPROVAL OF MINUTES: January 15, 1979 5 ANNOUNCEMENTS 6 CONSENT CALENDAR: ?l5 'a, , The folIowlny Consent Calendar items are expected to be routine and non - controvarsial. They will be acted upon by the Council at one time without discussion. Any Council member, staff member, or interested party may re- quest that an Stem by removed from the Consent Calendar for later discussion a ApPropriation for Special Investigation Fund. It 1s recommended that the City Council authorize a transfer of $1,000 from the contingency account to the Sheriff's Department. account for the establishment of a special investigative fund . .. ..... .............. ........... ................. .... .... 7 b. Blue Cross Insurance for Employees: 'lew and better insurance plan for City employees which provides - increased coverage with a rate reduction since the City now has more than twenty -five employees. Recommendation to receive and file the report .............. ....... ... . ......... 8 C. Addition of a Lieutenant's Position to the Sheriff's Contract art the Fiscal Year to a ect ve rc 10, 1979. Authorize Xa_y_or__a_n3_CTt_y_CTe_rK to Sign Agreement. Authcrizatlon 1s requested for the City Council to approve an amendment to the existing contract with the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department for law enforcement services. The purpose of the amendment is to authorize the position of Lieutenant effective March 10, 1975, through June 30, 1979. In addition, the amendment provides for the vacant position of Sergeant to remain unfilled. The primary purpose of the , amendment is to provide appropriate level of command staff for the Sheriff's Department The additional cost to the City e will be $376. RECOMMENDATION: It is recommended that the Mayor be authorized to sign the amendment to the agreement between the County of San Bernardino and the City of Rancho for law enforcement services. .. ...... .. ............ .... 10 d. Approval of Warrants in the annunt of $94,716.08 ......... . .... ... 13 e. Approve Alcoholic Beverage License for on -sale general -- Double D Company (Boar's Head) at n/w corner of 19th Street and Carnelian ... .. .. . .. ...... .... .... ...... . .. I ...... 21 R __ .,.a,._ f'C': _ — City Council'Agenda -2- February 7,-1979 f. Approve Alcoholic Beverage License for off -sale general for Arebalo, Stephen Aresteguy, Guillermo; Maldonado, Frank (Alta Loma Liquor) at 96Y3 Baseline....... : ... ............................�,_ g. Approve Alcholoit beverage License for on -sale general for Samed Inc. (The Gronx) at 10134 Foothill Boulevard ................... h Refer claim against the City for $10,000 by Edgar Blevens to the City Attorney for handling ...... ..............................24 i To set February 21, 1979, for public hearing on Zcne Change No. 87 -73 - Rogers .... ............... ............................... J. To set Marrh 7, 1979, for public hearing on Zone Change No. 79 -02 - Heme Occupations .............. ............................... k. To set Narch 7, 1979, for an Appeal of a Planning Commission Decision on Director Review No. 78 -58 - Langley ...................... k. Authorization to request proposals for design services an the following projects: .................................................. 26 1 Street improvements in North Town - Community Block Grant Project. 2 Construction of signals at Archibald and Church, Haven and Amber, Baseline b Hellman. 3. Resurfacing of Baseline from Vineyard to Haliman and Archibald to Ramona. 1. Tract 8815: Release bond to Kent Land Company Performance Bond (Road) s148,000...........27 Tract 9189: Release of bonds to Nark III Homes, Inc. Performance Bond (Sewer) $ 62,000 Performance Bond (Water) $ 69,000........... 9 Tract 9223: Release of bonds to Mark III Homes, Inc. Performance bond (Sewer) $ 51,000 Performance Bond (Water) f 51,000 ........... 34_ Tract 9352: Release ash staking deposit to Inca Homes - $2,700.00 ... .............................32 Tract 9421: Release of bond to Fox Hollow Limited Partnership Performance Band (Water) $ 43,000 ........... _ 4 M. Reque.t Authorization to solicite and award contract for parkway inr)rovements on Nilson east of Carnelian ................... 35 7 PUBLIC HEARINGS: A. Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 30 pertaining to Financing.......... 36 of Interim School FZT7 es. The purpose of the Ordinance is to make it clear that in those cases where the building pemit is issued by an agency other than the city, that the fees are nevertheless paid directly to the city. ORDINANCE NO. 56 (second reading) AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 30 PERTAINING TO FINAfi.ICG OF INTERIM SCHOOL FACILITIES. City Council'Agenda -3- February -7, 1979 B. Ordinance Aat on memdI Ordinance No. 8 which Pertains to a Park...... ... 37 a_n Hecre Tax for New Residential Development. It was called to our attention that the City of Rancho Cucamonga is not the enforcing agency for the purpose of issuing building permits for mobile home spaces in mobile home parks (see Health and Safety Code Section 18300 et. seq and Section 18500 et. seq.) This amendment is therefore necessary to Insure that the City can collect its park and recreation tax with respect to mobile hom: park developments. ORDINANCE 110. 57 (second reading) AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 8 IMICH PERTAINS TO A PARK AND RECREATION TAX FOR NEW RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT. C. An Ordinance &esignating Lertaln L1ty Officers and Employees ... 38 to Enforce rtatn Portions 0f the Cd e. The purpose of this Ordinance is to enable legislation to allow the Counzil to designate certain employees to enforce the City Code. ORDINANCE NO. 54 (second reading) AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA. REGARDING THE POWER OF CITY OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES TO ENFORCE CITY ORDINANCES AND ALL PRIMARY AND SECONDARY CODES REFERRED TO THEREIN. D. Draft Environmental I Re ort an PE ro eose ontf erim Land.......... 39 Fac t nse Circulation an Pub t mts the General an. RESOLUTION N0. 79-4 A RESOLUTION CAF THE CITY COUNCIL Om THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCA4Ct1GA. CALIFORNIA, L[RTIFYING THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT ON THE INTERIM LAND USE, CIRCULATION AND PU3LIC FACILITIES EL£U:HT OF THE GENERAL PLAN FOR THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. RESOLUTION i10. 79 -5 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING TINE INTERIM LAND USE, CIRCULATION AND PUBLIC FACILITIES ELEMENT OF THE GENERAL PLAN AND INTERIM DEVELOPMENT REVIEW POLICIES FOR THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. E. An Ordinance which will give tlw City authority to require........... 44a dedication of Dublic rights of rav and the construction of'sidewalks curbs utters street trees ade uate street g�a street av n to t e center ne on a street rontages adjoining a lot on which a u nn oTr{cin Jot is to be constrUCLe w t t.e LTC a %[eDt dn5 notBd. Under current County Ordinances and City regulations, there exists no authority to require these improvements for residential construction where land division or zone cnanges are not involved. Homes are currently being built throughout the City where street improvements have not been required. This condition appears to residents involved to minor subdivision as a contradiction in City policy and inconsistent. ORDINANCE NO. 58 (first reading) AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. CALIFOTIIIA. ESTABLISHING REQUIREMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF PUBLIC RIGHT OF HAY IMPROVEMENTS IN CONJUNCTION IiITH BUILDING CONSTRUCTION City Council Agenda -4- February 7,1979 F. An Ordinance ado tin the 1978 Edition of the National .... .... . 45 ectr ca o e. Recommendation: It is recommended that Ordinance No. 59 be introduced for 1st reading and a public hearing date set for March 7, 1979. Also to direct City Clerk to publish a Notice of Public Hearing in the Daily Report two times -- one week apart. ORDINANCE 110. 59 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. CALIFORIIA, ADOPTING THE 1978 EDITION OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE AND MAKING CERTAIN CHANGES THEREIN NECESSARY TO MEET LOCAL CONDITIONS 8. CITY MANAGER'S STAFF REPORTS A. A Resolution establlshin the Ontario Daily Report as newspaper...... 62 for pupil Cation of legal n otices. As the City Council is aware, the C1 notices in accordance with the state general circulation. It is recommend adopt Resolution No. 79 -8 establish) Report as the newspaper of general c the City of Rancho Cucamonga. In ad publishing of City ordinances, it at provide notice of hearings, zone cha legal information in accordance with now must publish legal w in a n of that the City Council the Ontario Daily ulation wh h sera a tun to an Pcassional is required-t requests, and other e state law. RECOMMENDATION: It is recommended that the City Council adopt eso ut on o. 79 -8 establishing the Ontario Daily Report as the newspaper of general circulation for placement of the City's legal notices and advertisements. RESOLUTION 79 -8 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING THE DAILY REPORT AS OUR NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCULATION FOR THE PURPOSE OF PLACING LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS B. A Resolution establishing charges for duplication of public... ...... 64 records and documents. — RESOLUTION NO. 79 -7 A PESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING A UNIFORM CHARGE FOR DUPLIFATION OF PUBLIC RECORDS. C. A Resolution authorizin the Cit En sneer to s1 n tvo .. ..... 69a u tc a m e s on a o t e ty as a regu rement of apgroval of pparce a No. 451b IESOLUTLON -TH• CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO / CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, GRANTING AND EXECUTING TWO QUITCLAIM DEEDS. D. Purchase of Aerial Photos for the city ............................... 70 Report by Jack Lam 9. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORTS 10 NEW BUSINESS a. Council b. Audience ii. ADJOURNMENT �� -, 44 b r p�o. ,3� X93 •,��'- `����� �� xz O a AU (/�/�� 'LQ/_ `- `/�+- ajQfix� fi•i �J'A � L�W4'�evc.: G �' � 111i_. Q'.Yy,/�/,��•- ,9'550 �cr.�� (�;v(„_,y�:, ��n�o'- ' O�n�xc�.c,���¢. '� •:'/ %'30, �8151�1llI1Y�2�8�9�yi6 C �F!/ /�LGj �- Wj�--- � U n _> G Add an Agenda Item: Helicopter Patrol — The Sheriff's Department has indicated that the 1979 -80 cost for continued participation in the regional helicopter program will be an Increase of 2.52 over the $28,000 coat for the current fiscal year. In order to assist the department in plannlna for the continuation of the program, a letter of intent has been reque,:ed by Sheriff Frank Bland. If the City Council wishes to tentatively wutlnue in the helicopter program, we should indi- cate our commitment to the Sheriff as early as possible RECOMMENDATION: It is recommended that the city contlnun Its participation in the regional helicopter program. It is further recommended that 4 letter of intent be sent to Sheriff Prank Bland. It is understood that the commitment at this point is only tentative since the city has not yet started its budget. I atAVZ WZJ4FAma2, CZi y Blanaget ..t.i(l of Ranato CLCamonya P. U Sou 793 Rancho Cucamaiga, 64 91730 Dear &. glaeeeAman: TA.Zj depanimeni AecentLy completed .that pant 4 ovA 1979180 budget tAat gunda .the Regional He.GicopteA Pat4ol. We are p.Ceaeed to a"e that .the caet o f 4W p4apam .incltecued only appnaximate.lg 2.5 peACent oveA laet yeaA. A atdeA that we may accuAate4 a.aee." the he.UcopteA pAcyAam Coate, we a4e Aegueat.ZV a "Letter oy - %ient° J40m yawl C.Uy Counei4 the lette& dAouJ2 induaie gout city intent to p=liclpate in the Regional HeJicopteA RAagAam JaA JAdcal yea4 1979180. W_e nea.Gi�e chat a J"' commitment to do eo at Chia_ time . 4 not �ea.e.i6lc. - - 9J we c any aAAi4tance to you Zz tii,ia matteA, p.Ceaee Ca.0 mg *iee o4 Captain 26geuon at 822 -0563. cc: Ch eS o f Pat ce S.2nceA V (3G0' �1 CITY OF II Vinci o GU�ci�0it%A ,P /,� FED : 1 1970 'Aanh"BLand, t",12,1,213141516 °S`sW 0_2' FRANK BLAN0.SbNf F4f2Fb,.Coo,liome 8�1��'�iDINO ;vutloo. SA,N 4n Bn CA 92407 171.27012722 pamav 30. /979 I atAVZ WZJ4FAma2, CZi y Blanaget ..t.i(l of Ranato CLCamonya P. U Sou 793 Rancho Cucamaiga, 64 91730 Dear &. glaeeeAman: TA.Zj depanimeni AecentLy completed .that pant 4 ovA 1979180 budget tAat gunda .the Regional He.GicopteA Pat4ol. We are p.Ceaeed to a"e that .the caet o f 4W p4apam .incltecued only appnaximate.lg 2.5 peACent oveA laet yeaA. A atdeA that we may accuAate4 a.aee." the he.UcopteA pAcyAam Coate, we a4e Aegueat.ZV a "Letter oy - %ient° J40m yawl C.Uy Counei4 the lette& dAouJ2 induaie gout city intent to p=liclpate in the Regional HeJicopteA RAagAam JaA JAdcal yea4 1979180. 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J_' -�_l /,�K/ _ _— f � v 4 4 �_ — � ',,,C,'1l •iS �f ;�. ✓:.tYt� ,- ✓il" L- f. °'7�J1..UL(12t. � 7 ,_ _ _ __ f n _ i - +. . -� /. ✓ /.Z+, Cs_, rL +L�'�.i./.1 _1�/._ J9 _r�J.i: t[L- GLtL-- —/ - _-i'1.��i + r r � p - - .J ,, � _J- j,,;,�� .�.tt.:.i.�J°.0 J4 t _�iJJli�< ♦7 %! JlC _J -s _ _ /i' aL i t :._ � Y. mil. ♦ .�_ s � ^vim _ /.! -t�� ✓ :�� � -- � . —_,' .i,rrt a: �/%�_ �tJJfJ � � �r 1ly_ _ f J — 1 �' /�✓_ /J s� —��1� /.J./ ��� /. _..•✓.1��J`.rCy�, .nf�.:J r+..l.'�•rfi� J / /�•'� � /./C' /%r� _���' _ j' -�'—_/ January 15, 1979 CITY OF RANCHO CUCAIIONUA CITY COUNCIL MINUTPg Ad ourned Regular Meeting CALL TO ORDER Tim regular meeting of Like City Council was hold at tite Community Service Building, 9161 Baseline Road, Rancho Cucamonga Tim January 3, 1979 meeting had adjourned to 4onday. January 15, 1971, silken Council would be attending the League of California Cities conference in San Francisco on th;e usual Wednesday Council meeting day. Tim t.eeting was called to order -t 7:08 p.m. by Mayor James C. Frost. ROLL CALL Prosenti Council members Mikels, Schl ^3snr, Palombo, West and Mayor Frost. City Manager, Lauren Waeaermin; Interim City Attorney, :p Sam Crown; City Engineer, Lloyd 1lubbs; and Community Development Director, Jack Lam '' °• �Y {e MINUTES !lotion: Hov`d by Palombo, seconded by 1likels to approve the minutes of December 20, 1978 and .anuary 3, 1979. q Motion unanimously carried. ANNOUNCEMENTS 1, firs Barbara Yerburg, President of the Rancho ,., Cucamonga Women's Club presented to the City an award winning Community Improvement Project Achievement f. Book which was a compilation of news items, phamplets, .•b 9s1^ etc. pertinent to the Women's Club participation in the 1�`_• incorporution of fort. 't. Announcement that the nest Advisory Committee meeting ,1.° 5r yw would be February 15 In [1,n Library Conferonce Room. v f 3 The Fact Finding Committee would be meeting Thursday, Jnnuery 25 at 7:00 p.m In tie Library Conference Room. 4. On Monday, January 72, at 10:00 a m, tlayor Frost i along with other mayors in the area wltl be mer;,•ty with Ja m- Governor Bravo to discuss the Foothill Freeway . 5 Thursday, January 25, Wasoerman will be escorting the California Transpnrtation Commission on a tncr through the community to show them the proposed foothill 'I ji, • Freeway routs, 6, Friday, January 26, tiro California TransportaLiou Commtselon will be conducting publlc hearings in the San Bernardinn City Collnrll Chambers. Results of this hearini, will be to determine whether a noidy ahould be rr`" •i initiated for the future of the Foothill Free h : ±.^ CONSENT CALENDAR The following items were presented for approval on the 1111'•• r.-,I... Consent Calendar; :A ;^.1��t. a. Approval of varrnnts in the amount of $30,677.15. b CIO 1m against the city for Injuries and damages 't y, a suffered by Randy E. Fromming be referred to the I•" City Attorney for handling •��,+ c. Authorization for City Hnnager and Mayor to attend the National League of Cities in March Washington A.meunt for conference had been budgeted.. rP d. Recommendation that City Council receive and file the semiannual report from the County Environmental 1'•v'�'1" ` �• Ilealth Services which outlined FOrVICea provided thelmr _ e, city1 from January through June 1978. f •{`t� ;" •Jm': e.; Approval of application for Alcoholic•Devera o.-- +,rr�J�y?1ifJJ i.a,.�w{�?; i , f?, Pizaat Hut,, 6109 Cornelian Avo.! �,: eV 6 u "q,r tip s. r. •r J.. r. .t4 $l, ti'fe�'7r . , 1, J. k. 1. m. n. o. P. C,. r. s. t. u V. January 15, 1979 Page 2 Release Instrument of Credit and Agreement i in the amount of $7,000 t to Robert A A. and Sandra G. S Shur a a (land dlvlslon 7 f. C• ' h. i . , 1, J. k. 1. m. n. o. P. C,. r. s. t. u V. January 15, 1979 Page 2 Release Instrument of Credit and Agreement i in the amount of $7,000 t to Robert A A. and Sandra G. S Shur a a (land dlvlslon 7 73 -0598) ' ' PUBLIC HEARING Zone Change 78 -05 Ordinance No 51 (second read.) City Council Minutes r January 15, 1979 Page J h; Motion: Moved by Palombn, seconded by Nest to approve the consent calendar Motion unanlrausly carried. Zone Change No 78 -05 request by Southern California . Lutheran Church to change the zone from R -1 to A -P •i tor 5 51 acres of land located on the vest side of Haven Avenue, north of Lemon ;+ Motion: Moved by Palumbo, seconded by Mikels to approve the zone change, adopt Ordinance Nu, 51, and waive entire reading. Title and number read by Wasserman ' r Motion unanimously carried 4V;; ORDINANCE NO. 51 } • All ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BANC110 "i ' CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA, REZONING ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NO. l;'G 201- 261 -08 FRO4 H -1 TO A -P • 'r - PUBLIC HEARING Zone Change No. 78 -06 request by Ilona /Corgen to change S�'yy�ry t Zone Change 78 -06 the zone from R -1 to A -P for 9 7 acres of land located on the southwest corner of Baseline w- and Hellman. .A f • Ordinance No. 52 " v ULfr (second read.) Motion: Moved b Palumbo, seconded by West to approve y the zone change, adopt Ordinance No. 52, and waive entire 2e ' reading. Title and number read by Wasserman. Motion" l unanimously carried. ORDINANCE NO. 52 '')* p i • X AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO ' CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, •(jY,• RLZONINC ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NO 'v 208- 011 -02 AND Oh. - +< iv PUBLIC HEARING 7� Zone Change No. 107 -67 by Louie R. Parks. An appeal of ( 'y " the Planning Commission 'n decision to deny request to �•:ra change from n Louie Parke zone A -1 -5 (limited agriculture) to C -1 'a.t>_C y (limited commercial) for property located on the South ,+ l; side of 19th Street approximately 1500 feet oast of IV, Hermosa. Staff report was presented by Jack Lam. 7k,; Purpose of zone change was to convert an exfe[tnR 77 -year r: ,'•" old ry nldenca, [ha Albert Ilouea, Into a restaurant A •+ ,�• detailed repnrt describing characteristics of the r „ restaurant, menu, decc r, etc. had been given to Council members The area on the propoacd Crneral Plan lndicatep low '} ` density residential Planning Comisaion's recommendatlon',M1 i%i•was to deny the zone request �(• ssp�yy 'PIA'v Mnyor asked if anyone was y present !n favor of the proposal: pl`+ k f'-• No one came forth — the Parks were not present either. 'T ° +' _ ,I'a a^ Motion: Moved by Palonbo, seconded by West to accept they Plnnning Comiasion's recommendation and deny the zone change appeal. Motion unnnimously carried PUBLIC HEARING An Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 70 pertaining to financing of interim achool Cncilities. -i Ordinance No. 56 The purpose of :yppp the ordinance is to ' (first read.) nuke it clear that In those cases where a building permit in issued by on agency other than, -`y'+1� the city that elm achool fees are paid directly to the tY; city. 24 t r�• Motion: MoC1on: Roved by Patombo, seconded by Hikels to valve ' entire rending :4, and pass ordinnnce on for second reading- i't l ,• °, and adoption at the February 7 meting. Title and number A Y.lie !L, IdY� iL �•�J. � � +l \ r�s i� Sri '.f• + .� f•`Y .e /• /Y ll,���..�.1 /� 0 I ary 15, 1979 PaRe 4 read by Wasserman Motion unanimously carried ORDINANCE NO 56 + AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO ' a+ CUCMIONGA, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO, 30 PERTAINING TO FINANCING OF INTERIM SCHOOL FACILITIES, i .. ,•may ,G PUBLIC NEARING An nrdtaanco emending Ordinance No. 8 which pertains 'X to a park and recreation tax for new residential develop ,4 Ordinance No 57 moat. Since the city is not the tnforc Lng agency for wt (first read) the purpose of issuing building permits for mobile homy ' spaces In mobile home parks, It is necessary to insure ` that the city can collect its park and recreation tax. 'A Notion: Moved by Schlosser, seconded by Palumbo to valve entire reading and set Fchruary 7 for second rending and adoption. Title and number read by Wasserman. Notion unanimously carried. ORDINANCE NO 57 ' AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO '1q� t,dr. CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 8 WHICH J PERTAINS TO A PARK AND RECREATION TAX FOR NEW RESIDENTIAL "q: y DEVELOPMENT. "+"`• PUBLIC HEARING An Ordinance designating certain city officers and employees to enforce certain portions of the city code. Ordinance No 54 The ordinance designates certain city officers while (first read.) the Resolution specifically designates the individwals (! +r �•.,,', by name. The primary person with the responsibility is 'A t Resolution No. rho new Code Enforcement Officer, Gary Richards Thla 79 -3 person was hired per Council approval and fu responslblci4 +'��• to deal with complaints that cow to the city regarding ns3 i' code violations. — + ��• Motion: Moved by Palombn, enconded by Schlosser to � a''• adopt Resolution No. 79 -3; approve Ordinance No. 54, + act February 7 for second reading and adoption; and ` valve the entire rendings or Revolution and Ordinance •' �1'i,• Titles and numbers of rce..lutln,. and ordinance were LS i, read by Wasserman. Motion unanimously carried. y ORDINANCE NO. 54 `j + AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO ,l • CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA, REGARDING THE POWER OF CITY OFFICERS AND EMPLOYFES TO ENFIIRCS CITY ORDINANCES AND ALL Re.PRIMARY AND SECONDARY CODES REFERRED TO THURL'1N bL� � � RESOLUTION NO. 79 -3 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO ' 'yyyr777ii CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, DESICNITING CERTAIN CITY RIPIAYEES `Y f, TO ENFORCE CITY ORDINANCES AND ALL PRIMARY AND SECONDARY It CODES REFERRED TO THEREIN. si*QA PUBLIC HEARING An urgency ordinance to extend Ordinance 45 until August 1, 1979. This will continue the moratorium on Ordinance No. 55 any adult bunlnesces until tfo city has developed an (urgency) ordinance. Motion: 'Moved by Palumbo, seconded by Mikeln to adont + Ordinance No 55 as an urgency ordinance. Title and f, number read by Wasserman. Motion unanimously carried. ' F{, ., J A t PUBLIC HEARING Central Finn (continuation) Interim Land. Use Elements ORDINANCE NO 55 •Jnnuary 15, 1979 Page 5 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, EXTENDINC ORDINANCE 110 45 PERTAINING TO INTERIM ZONING FOR ADULT BUSINESSES AND, DECLARING THE URGENCY THEREOF. Jack Lam presented staff report Council had referred a number of Items back to Lila Planning Commission. Council consensus ens thnc these Items had received pub11, floating before the Conncll and Planning Commission, theraa fore, council would plocede through these without further public input. , iv it 1. North side of Foothill between Turner and Canter. % Original designation was for servlre commercial on the �- h northwest corner; mixed t.ee for the remaining frontage t!f� on Foothill; and low density residential for the rear Portion. ,N Owners desired for commerciat across the Foothill frontage i and high'density, residential to Lila rear West said he agreed with the Planning Commission's decision..! Mayor expressed thin ono strip should not be commercial but to retain the original mixed use designation. '•'•% Mlkels asked again for the uses allowed In a mixed use acca.;, Lnm said they would be basically administrative - professional fp' type uses which could Include a restaurant, lending �,y institution, and sons, nucllli,ry type uses such an a print i!�# shop and the ability to zone certain areas for multi-family VV Mlkels questioned how could there be control over ire Cfie, (jy{. parking. curb cute and coordination of the Intermix of -the'i?� uses since parcels were small Tl'T4" ti Lnm pointed out etch parcel and shoved each one was at ,cast one acre on a map lie snld size was not the problem,[ but the depth Therefore, any development would have to be 'i. designed In each a way to be well rourdinnted in terms of ac.ess through the entire block Plannlug Cummission had asked owners if they would be interested to =star planning,• of the area and they had indicated yes. They were also interested in full design of projects '�0; The Planning Commission recommended to extend the service commercial to Center at a depth of 300 feet and the re- 'i'>:�4: mining 700 feat to the rear as mixed tine. i,r1 . Notion: I:ntombo felt the staff had a control on tlae development and moved to uphold the Planning Commission's revised recommendation to designate service Eom^iercial 1 }( on the Foothill frontage and mixed use on the rear partion, Seconded by West. Notion passed by the following votes '- AYES: West, Palombo, Schlosser NOES: Front, Mlkels ABSLNT: Nona • Jnnua�15, 1979 Page 2 East side of Haven between Highland and Leann. The Planning Commission In thefr review felt unanimously' that one tier of lots were needed on the south side of I'tiir' Lemon to insure separation of residential and mixed o use traff Lc. The Planning Commission felt they could not Insure this if mixed use designation wore allowed all th,•`'if way to Lemon Thorefore, they recommended to retain ' the General Plan designations a `- Motion: Moved by Mlkelp, seconded by Palambo to uphold ti,'''; the Planning Commission's recommendation of mixed use and low density residential. Motion unanimously carried. j nip 4 fififily't� }• 1 Southside of Foothill Boulevard between Rochester 3t Avenue and Day Creek. f�d1 Owner had requested service commercial extension to enable ;�}f him to develop an auto service establishment It was :Def felt that since the Industrial Committee of the Chamber '� ✓, of Commerce was studying in depth the feasibility of v. allowing such uses in a minimum impact industrial a ea, r the Commission felt there was no Justification to extend ' 31 3�'4itf' the service commercial designation at this time. •ty For background, Lam stated that With the formulation of ,'i � ., major and minimum impnct industrial there is still a fir) lot of leeway as to the interpretation of kinds of uses ,q which should go into each designation. This could be formed by a zoning process and development zoning The �j t,, Industrial Committee had a desire to further study the ♦♦1J �• Is area to determine if there were any measures which could beq,D developed to allow certain uses which may not generally be�{t,'- fs' considered at the General Plan level. �! 1t� df� .� One of these considerations was how much service commercial;�� type uses should be allowed In the Industrial area. yw Currently the N. -1 district allows almost anything. Soma .J �,' J'r forms of se rules commercial should 6m allowed, but how much, where should it be, and how should it be handled are unknown •qc..: The Industrial Committee wants to study this further to develop a specific Plan to answer these questions and to ^^Jr develop a specific zoning package and specific design scan- , dards and criteria for the Industrial areas Therefore, in order not to make a Piecemeal decision on this parti- cular Industrial urea, the Planning Commission felt this .yh} ,• was one of the things the Industrial Committee should look�;'r at. Therefore, the Planning Commission recommends to 9�Ci'ryjam, retain the minimum impact industrial designation. r. *, • ,- i }r: Motion: Moved by Mlkels, seconded by Schlosser to accept "+ j the P1nnning Commission's recommLidation to maintain the . minimum industrial designation Motion carried by the 'mom following votes AYES: Schlosser, Mlkels, Frost NOES: I'alombo, Nest Z° .7 ABSENT: None i h• ` i'r� f4:1 "l,�t. r♦ 11 . .. .`' + ' Y'i: , !•., r, , �t'� `i i+ .':fps �<,v.',1't:/fi+ , 4, 1 . y.$ -t•1' `�.'i1'Lf.:Q . 1 �` - ' S �`�I% :w. . .j °rsrt 1:'!it7 , q ,� f • �' .. a.ii�:.S *luhrd3M<1TTT 1��Ot tt, l�•. r \ b. ' ` r1 Charley College s fmary 15, i979 age 7 4. Northside of Baseline, west of Archibald adjacent to existing Alpha Beta shopping center. Owner desired comn,rctal designation with the possibility of building additional and /or an extension to the present shopping center The Planning Commission discussed the possibility of such additional shopping center at this location and additional retail at this critical intersect: They also discussed tlw aspects of traffic and the concept which they had discussed in previous meetings that the character of Baseline should be one of adminis- trative and professional. Considering all these factors, Lam Gold the Planning Commission recommend, to maintain the present General Plan designation of mixed Use. Motion: Hoved by Palombo, seconded by ilikele to uphold hyl the Planning Commission's decision to maintain the mixed use designation. Motion unanimously carried. 4A 5. Additional item for information only r. v Item was discussed at [I,a Planning Coamlesion Area x vest side of Archibald between the Cucamonga Nash bounded•ef by 7th and 4th 4 ; . t There hoe been discussion between the Industrial Committee', of the Chamber of Commerce as to whether thin should be 1° residential or industrial Lam pointed out there were facts to consider such as there to a residential tract there presently. question as to how to provide proper interface type regulations r� which would protect the residential area and provide 'V1 w adequate buffer between existing and proposed industrial uses. It was proposed to the Planning Commission by are that r since the area does have soma potential for some I dustrla 7 ,b activity and since the Industrial Committee was going to study the area anyway, the Planning Commission would enter -�tu Lain any kind of proposal to consider modifying to some other use providing there were mechanics and devisee �� developed to protect the residential tract. At the present', time the Planning Commission wants to maintain the area as low density residential so as not to isolate the tract until such a plan has been formed and completed by the •'�• Industrial Committee _ '•f After some discussion, tl,e Cuuncil agreed to concur with the Planning Commission to maintain the area as low density residential ' r� Br Cantnnzaro, President of Chaffey College, addressed r° the Council regarding the designation around the college. �6 The eneral Plan designation was for medium density resi- de at tal The college desired to have Council reconsider ;A,, and designate the area low density residential He said Z! 1 the higher density would create possible traffic hazards and security problems that may result from high density I!j .and medium density lie felt [hat whatever was allowed to go in would have a lasting effect on the institution. l'4re I[ vas presently an open institution — unsecured, and •-i<;G the college wanted to maintain that +, �`1•�y,4 i,�'"��" r.?i t Millais requested that the Planning Commisrzon examine the need thin development would necessitate I•- traffic slgnalization and how this development would increase traffic flow t Motion-. 'Moved by fleet, seconded by Mikels to refer the 19th and Archibald request back to the Planning Commission. Notion carried on the following vote: .- AYES: Nlkels, Palombo, Neat, Frost HORS: ! None •• •/ r 4�•, ABSENT: 1 Schlassor,(temporarlly) -ti`i •. • •anunry 15, 1979 ,) xikt Page B �YSaS' Dr. Ilnrtley, chairperson of the Facility Senate at Choffey College, was the offirlal representative of the entire faculty Ile spoke for the farulty •.�..� %dt to appeal the decision of the land -use designation ;lam ''d�: around Chaffee College and wished to go on record as be.ng in favor of low density designation around , -J4N, the campus. `1 r •yrr Conch questioned l:ow the college experted to have access to Lite park Lite lop east shies tills was private � ev land and wnald be developed Council oleo questioned the ;(, #1rl l 4 type of security, whether other colleges had campus police, and the Increase of vandalism over the last two years since housing development had Increased near by ,'�1 the college. President Can[nnzaro said there had been a significant .fir -� Increase in vandalism relating to property However, GD'l! 1 ,'.$ '• lie felt the Important point he wanted emph nsizcd was h 'f ,��� that presently the college had only one security officer on duty at all times Mien n college has high density around It, then there to Lite - -ed to spend funds to a•Jt0.• secure the campus Thtu they did not want to do. Harlin Dickey, instructor In the Geology Department at ' the college, addressed the Issue of the earthquake faults near the college. lie pointed out the Cucamonga and ,< Red hill faults on n man. lie Said Lite State to presently considering altering their map to include this area as ^' a special study zone lie also pointed out two other t ' inferred £aultS from the Red Hill fault These run , ,t immediately south of the college and range from imtmediately;.i4 l�•yk, adjacent to rho college campus along the lower edge of the !.k ; u campus and about 1/4 mile away located approximately - CJ�r♦ half way between the Red Hill fault and the edge of the, rnmpns lie said these three faults would indicate some ra 1 +.•;+17;x.; ! VVp seismic risk within tie vaclnity of the college. ,••p'!6 Li s . b MSkels naked who would carry out each o study. Dickey s ZFi Sold the State nfvislon of Nines and Geology. This C� had never been done since there was relatively little development in He felt YY �•+'F�,� the area until recently until euch.4v ',, studies were complete that the lowest density possible a•• itit should be designated for the area Motion: Palombo wile a motion to maintain the Planning Commission's recommendation until a seismic study is , J: '^ 1� „ completed then the Plan could be ltered For lack of a second the motion falleJ j ^+ t, 0 4 ' Council continued discussion Schlosser felt this y should be delnyed far two weeks for further dtudy. t� •,.0'YY' Council agreed, item was tabled to refer to tie February ' •!�' 7 meeting, E✓� Vantr Development Ben Dimingaez of Vantr Development asked the Council if 7tN ',c1 \'•' they would entertain Lite designations for 19th and ,.t'' Archibald of four acres with high density designation '• fri'.r•1� r Y/D �•p, . and three acres of A -P designation Council concurred this was more in line with their content for the area ail" ?.% However. the item should go to the Planning Commission Millais requested that the Planning Commisrzon examine the need thin development would necessitate I•- traffic slgnalization and how this development would increase traffic flow t Motion-. 'Moved by fleet, seconded by Mikels to refer the 19th and Archibald request back to the Planning Commission. Notion carried on the following vote: .- AYES: Nlkels, Palombo, Neat, Frost HORS: ! None •• •/ r 4�•, ABSENT: 1 Schlassor,(temporarlly) 4 ge ary 15, 1979 9 Reserve Area Wayne Blanton spoke regarding lack of zoning In particular he addressed the area from the Metropolitan AVA Water Line just below 26th Street shown on the General Plea map as "Reserve Aron." Ile would like to see 1/2 • Via•' acre zoning like soma of thou neighbors, lam sold ROM of the residents hnd approached the �,� Plnnning Cummisslon regardin): this Reserve Am, Tha • Lq1 reason for tills designation was lnck of lnformntfon rn ya• environmental factors like drainage, lack of lnfeematlon rfy"1,a' concerning ability of city to serve the area properlyV� with a particular level of service depending on what typo .� of development the area would support 'yj He continued that the area should not be encouraged to develop at the present time however, the Planning Commission felt the property owns ra should be glven sox�tr kind of a time franc They act a three -year Clan fraaw to recommend to the City Council to conduct a study !n p• that area It is the intent to leave the area with large r'l}!'+' open parcels so as not to encourage rapid development in the area until tilts study could be done ';:%f.'I•; Mlkels asked- �aking reference to area to the west and north ;of Study Area which Is outside the city boundary would tilt study of area within the city boundaries in 1,. any way be tied to outside studies of other agencies k+`_ Um said It was hoped that this area would be included "+ in the city's sphere of interest In terms of the city's rc• planning effort. It would take into consideration areas F'b' outside the city since there must be a drainage pattern k pm"r., and other development factors tied together. JeJ*,- . Council told Mr Blanton that this will take rime and that the step as a whole as agrlcultrual in theory p needed to be mintalned In the short term, there Lae -fa no reason why nny plans could not be taken to the :y{ ,'6,: Planning Commission and discussed on its own merit and recommendations made on individual basis. Hopefully, p the area will become In the future a portion of the -•jl cit•• by Including this In the sphere of influence. STAFF REPORTS Report of th+e meeting$ with tl+e Alta Lnguna and Alta y Vista Mobile How Park owners by Jim Robinson Robinson `'fir Mobile Hama gave a summary stating it was , felt these meetings with Report Alan Wilk and William Soma in were productive. Hl lk had agreed to sit down with tenants to discuss their concerns Semnln reported he had already met with tenant representatives Staff would be meeting with other park ,.'�•_ °4 ' Owners and would report bark to Council the results of these meetings Grant Request by A request by the Sheriff's Department for a grant to Sheriff's Dept. establish a community juvenile Crime Prevention Unit was add, by Sgt, O'Rourke. There would be no city funds required. Motion: Hived by Palumbo, seconded by Went to approve application for grant, approve Resolution No 79-6, and waive the entire reading Title and number rtad by Wanserman. Motion unanimously carried. N���i�°,- 'A_'t�wt��• Jh'.w �? ,i',n � ++.• � _(- ••4+. •°•f.�y`;}•i Amendment to lulnt Powers Agreement- Omnitrans n LA • January 15, 1979 Page 10 A rccorn ndatlon was presented to emend the Omnitrans JPA which Would enable n nnn- elected official to vote during the absence of the elected official when acting as his alternate. Motion: Moved by Mlkels, seconded Sy Palombo to approve the JPA amendment !lotion unanimously carried. Vlnevard Pnrk Report by Mr Holley Requcvt of baseball field x Athletic Field improvements to Vineyard Park The request vas for .� Improvements authorization to spend $3,202 87 from Capital Improve- ment fund for Vineyard Park It Was a "share cost" for improvement of two sports fields In Vineyard Park with the Citrus Little Longue. Notions Moved by Wunt, seconded by Mikels to authorize - expenditure of $3,202 87 far field improvements at Vineyard Park. Notion unanimously carried. ' Community Report was made by Mr. Holley On January 9, 1979 the Dovelonment Block Board of Supervisors adopted a three -year program Inc Grant Rancho Cucamonga's In10 allocation. Total for 1979 -80 would be $372,267 and for 980 -81 would he $161,433. Council received and filed the report. ' Contract Award- Report by Lloyd Hobbs He stated that three bids had •'t Si angle been received with the low bid being by Stelny and �•`� Company of $168,611. It vas recommended that the contract_,1,� u �Al for traffic signals at Baseline and Archibald and at f, Foothill and San Bernardino Road be avardad to Steiny and "{! Company. - ' r Notion: Moved by West, seconded by Schlosser to u t �'• approve the awarding of contract to Stoiny and Company for the amount of $168,611 for tiro above mentioned -� rj traffic signals. Motion carried as follows: AYES: Schlosser, Palombo, West, Frost Y NOES: Mikels PAU Protect Report by Mr, Hobbs, The Advisory Committee recommended Se lcetion to Council the approval of the following PAU Projects: 1 Baseline from Vineyard to Ile Main and n Archibald to cast of Ramona - resurfacing and reconec[uc[lon $100,000 cat-, 2 Baseline and Hellman - traffic signals 60,000 eat ir 3 Archibald and Church - traff lc signals 60,000 eat? t P 4 Haven and Amber - traffic signals 60,000 est4, „r 5 Archibald and 19th - traffic signals 60.onO eat4 TOTAL $340,000 dHntian: Moved by Mlkals, seconded by Schlosser to ;n approve the recoarnendotlon of FAU projects as listed. Motion unanimously carried r .? W E, I fir" i, �N r _q �Se Cs` �r , •January 15, 1979 Page It League of Request to Bond Planning Commissioners and Director Callfornld Cities to the boaguo of California Cities Planning Institute. Pinnning fnetltutc Item had not been budgeted 1 Notion: Mnved by Nest, svronded by Palombo to approve sending Planning Commiesluners and Director to the Planning Commission Instluuu. Motion unnnimnusly vat rIed NL'N BUSINESS i, Sam llnestas from Project IIUY addressed the Council ay sduking further support from Council for the Project' 110Y Program. Council received the report with thanks. M No actlen was taken. 2 Charles Buquot asked If the name of Hermona Street tf could be changed all the way to the Ontario line. Staff 'klq said this had been turned over to C -PAC and we should have a report of suggested name changes throughout the ..f4. North Town area very soon. 3. Council asked about the nerial maps. Lam said the city was still working on this. I rf5 AJOURNMENT Notion: Moved by Nest, seconded by Palumbo to adjourn the meeting. Mutlun :annimously carried. Meeting adjourned at 11:04 p m. d� Respectfully submitted, „jar i�rrPrSr . Beverly Authelet 'it1NYS Deputy City Clerk .� 4h S±. „a 'F. dT IWER- OFFICE MEMO DATE February 1, 1979 ���,��°i„,,y, FROM Thomas Wick=, Captain PHONE 989 -6611 v'y � Rancho Cucamonga Sheriff's Station�.3 TO Lauren Wasserman, City Hanger City of Rancho Cucamonga SUBJECT Funds for Witness Relocation As you are aware, since mid- August, 1978, an extensive investigation has been conducted in the rtorthtorn area of Rancho Cucamonga. As a result of relocating and supporting witnesses in this inveatigation, the Sheriff's Secret Service Funds have been drastically deple -.ed. Funds state Witness Protection F�ds have been received and have also been depleted, At the present time information has been received that two illegal +.liens residing in the Horthtown area of Rancho Cucamonga were witnesses to two attecpt surders and one murder which occurred in 1977 and 1978. Due to the fact that these subjects are not eligible for witness protection funds from the State of California, velfare nor any other established programs for support, we find ourselves in need of approximately $1,000 to assit.t in the relocation and protection of these witnesses. The suspects in these cases are major and key offenders and have been involved in numerovs violent assaultive felonies. Any consideration given thij request is greatly appreciated. 10 TW:jes 7 • i H E H 0 R A N D U H DATE: February 1, 1979 T0: City Council FMI.- Lauren N. Wasserman City Manager SUBJECT: Blue Cross Insurance For Employees The attached memo from the Finance Director outlines a new and better insurance plan for the city empluyees. In addition to providing increased coverage, It should also be noted that the new coverage will result in a rate reduction The primary reason for the change Is that we are now classified as n large group since we have mare than twenty -five employecn The change in Blue Cross coverage will appear as a consent item on next City Council agenda ball Fj M E M O R A N D U M TO: Lauren Wasserman FROM: Barry E;u SUBJECT Blue Cross —� Blue Cross has proposed a new and better plan for the City. Changes proposed are as follows: 100► of hospitalization, as before. Stop loss reduced from $5,000 to $2,000 This is the area that caused all the confusion last year. tias it only been a year? Addi •ons to the plan call for the following: $500 accident and ambulanto rider, no drluctable. $300 diagnostic, laboratory, a X -ray, no deductable. A physicians benefit wherein if we use doctors from the Foundation for Medical Care, Blue Cross payments will be accepted as payment in full for surgical services rendered. This does net, however, exclude you from using your own doctor, but it is unlikely that the pay- ment concept will be achieved. The best ie yet to come. The rates will be reduced as follows: Current This represents a reduction in rates accross the board. Rep- resents a reduction in employees costs of $14.11 /month for two party employees and $5.48 /month for the family plan. Interesting to note that we have only one individual on the two party plan. I would recommend that we go ahead and enter into a new contract with Blue Cross. Tom fray would still be our agent. If acceptable to you, and maybe some dialogue with Council should take place, I would like to conduct an open enrollment within the next two weeks. The open enrollment is another nice feature in that it will allow some of our employees who were unable to add dependents for medical reasons before will be able to do so now cc Jim Robinson f Sigle 2 party Family 83.77 Proposed 33.30 102.21 66.12 93.19 Change t - 3 ;d - IT.-6y - 97-07 This represents a reduction in rates accross the board. Rep- resents a reduction in employees costs of $14.11 /month for two party employees and $5.48 /month for the family plan. Interesting to note that we have only one individual on the two party plan. I would recommend that we go ahead and enter into a new contract with Blue Cross. Tom fray would still be our agent. If acceptable to you, and maybe some dialogue with Council should take place, I would like to conduct an open enrollment within the next two weeks. The open enrollment is another nice feature in that it will allow some of our employees who were unable to add dependents for medical reasons before will be able to do so now cc Jim Robinson f DATE FROM TO SUBJECT IWER- OFFICE MEMO January 8, 1979 ,g,,`,.`� F�� Thomas Wickum, Captain PHONE Rancho Cucamonga Sheriff's Station Lauren Wasserman, City Manager City of Rancho Cucamonga Addition of a Lieutenant's rosition It is respectfully requested that a Lieutenant's position be added to the Sheriff's Contract for the fiscal year '78/79 effective March 10, 1979 At the present time the station only has six supervisors, consisting of one captain and five sergeants for a 24 hour, seven day a week operation One eergeant has been designated "second in command" and is the administrative sergeant This sergeant has been given duties over and above the other sergeants This position has the responsibility of all felony follow -up investigations, supervision of the Records Division and assist in administrative duties. lie performs those ditties willingly and without complaint; however, he does not have the authority commensurate with his responsibility, nor the salary compensation Frequently, there are times when command decisions are needed A sergeant does not have the authority to make= those decisions unless he has been specifically assigned as "Acting Station Commander ", while a lieutenant does have that authority Also when one of the other sergeants goes on vacation, then the administrative sergeant must take his place and perform both duties with the help of the station commander This has become a nearly impossible condition due to the incr,:ased demands of the community The additional cost for this position for the remainder of the contract year is $376 with the stipulation that the vacated sergeant s position will not be filled until July, 1979 /r TW jes Sid. • a�e'� 5D 1`` CONTRACT NUR SHERIF ( 7� r [pfnry DrylYrmrnl COnlrr[1 HNYrltnul,Yr COUNTY OF SAN BERNARLINO ❑ Renr,vYar FAANA BLAND_ SHER Trg m, r.. 4ell STANDARD CONTRACT lurk Div ❑EIMWAarr iD nnerwa nronaaci N, morr lMn orr prymmt w,Wbl, SSA n cdryatlrlM rWrovrnp ry,Nevi Numher al ruvmmu _ One e l l I Fm" ID= IEn.mau4 amoum of rra S37A_00 THIS CONTRACT is entered into in the State of California by and beUVeen the County of San Bernardino, hereafter Called the County, and CITY OF RANCHO CUCA14ONGA hereafter called Csev IT IS HFREBY AGREED AS FOLLOWS: IUM glare IClow and ..ry m "do of fmn d war l Set lath lrryree ro hr rev de4vf amount ro he part/, manna al payment. mar for pedormanre or romplen0n. rleterm'Mlln If M11011 11y prrfarnance and uwa! for remrin 1104. other rmrD and condrlom. and affxA phna, yucr/rgtmna and addenda, if 0ny 1 Contract number 78 -357 entered into between the County of San Bernardino and the City of Rancho Cucamonga is amended to add the position of Lieutenant effective Harch 10, 1979 through June 30, 1979. During that same Period, one of the five (5) existing Sergeants positions will remain unfilled. The Schedule ^Bir attachment constitutes a part of the fiscal year 1978/79 contract commencing }larch 10,1979 through June 30, 1979 Any provisions on the revers,! Side and referenced attachments hereof constitute a part of this contract and are Incorporated hnrein in full COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO > Chauman Basal of Sufre,vrsors Dated ATTESTED > Clerk o t� he gpmd of Supervisors Appiwpl as In Inpl lore County Counsel 02-I230S 10, pawn aamt -- 19,11, ✓,wlxaahan cwnpany, etc/ By > fAutho,wed Srgrumml Dated Title Mayor, City of Paneho Cucamonga 30 nNwWe11 a, 10 Mawt e,p[MI�IUrO County Adminnuative Oflmr 2 _ I � 0 SCHEDULE "B" r� u The rate is based on seven (7) pay periods which equal 560 hours. The amount of $376.00 for the difference in salaries will be due and payable March 10, 1979 12 . Sergeant Lieutenant Difference Base hourly rate $10.65 $11.18 x 560 hours x 560 hours Base Salary over Seven pay periods $5,964.00 $6,261.00 Retirement 1,191.00 1,250.00 Worker's Compensation 402.00 422 00 Group Insurance 225.00 225.00 TOTAL $7,782.00 $8,158.00 $376.00 The amount of $376.00 for the difference in salaries will be due and payable March 10, 1979 12 . !' II O C tl 0' Z V rl •1 C1 > O V Y N 0 S rL .t O H 4' } 1 4 E M 4 7 1 4 r tl q 41 t. O 4 m o .a ry M e C tli Cl O. C M q b r m al o 4I N b 10 10 10 10 10 b b m l7 b b 10 V z N N N N N N N N N N N N N C U N 10 o M N W W. 'i N N N, N O 1 a m y U 2 4 U w C N x x 41 tl tl K Oz e [ � U ..KI •.CIE O N INr tl tl tl r-1 .-1 T az a i y K [yJN9x 'y b V C C 'O a a •.tlI v mom OOOb O W W yI � K tl O J OI A be NL L V 01 N tl Y I ' MMMY qi [ s a m U w y c O a tl w tl x 7 Ox [ mTCtm a c y 1 m m tl tl rJ tl A q V V tl tl tl '% p Y y 2 C C tl U Y V U tl tl L ON V tl 0 O.0 U U C am r O m 0 -I a I Y 1 a a }: O. 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We 100 00 po. a .� .; L Name of Business Douro Ifend CT 20 •>, S.'Losadon of Business-Number and Sheet "XAIT/W co=er of 19th Streot ;fh Carnelian.i City and Zip Code 91701 Cauny ECOPT NO. TOTAL E15 1. YCbi" . 8nnrhn Cr ues: :d• If Promisee licensed. 7. Ave Premir Inside +^ _1 Sho. Type of License None City Dm,, ices 8. Mailing Addren opI dflebnl IM .5W and Streal fh.rl Oxw).' 20rm IT. FLClid iJpland CA 917 Pllitt. 9. Have you ever been convicted of a felony? 10. Have you ever violated any of the provisions of the Alcoholic Tt, Beverage Control Act or regulations of the Department per., , A Corporation twining ID the Act? 11. E.plain a "YES" answer to Item. 9 w 10 on an of achmant which ]hall be deemed part of this application. 02. Applicant agrees (a) that any manager amplayed in an-sels 0eenied p.emhes wail have all the qualifications of a Rcensee, and (b) that he will not violate or muse or permit to be vialoted way of the prontlom o1 the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act. 1, r s Va , ' 13: STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of . -Flan ACrnardino Dan 1/10!79_— __,.1 dl Ww .rNM N 'Wr. we Mrw .Mrs "4 Mw. W... •rraMr w rrr� III Nr +, 1\r .wk.. r w N M .n .. r w .rxNn N4x M M ..04W r✓Mn,W —, 4 M Iwo , y .. IJr .rIMIrN n ...]. NI yNW,lw r IN MMIII al ", M I,x n-, M I... i esu. ,plfnnr w ]n.w. M r.. w Mewl .N Iw .wF w dl N rM rNr.wr. IMn...•M. w Nwi Ill MI w w•w..Mr rlw d. .0k., r ny0.nx e.. rr W-1 x MA,wI Wx..l M M .NMwI. Y ...0.w. M.Irr,l N M ,xJwNe ww M Wn.nn Ir .W\ xl. se0koW 11 Y.I.1 t11 NI Mr M lurlx MWN.. x V.J vd Nv-1. 1..wl wN. 4 r..Nlr M .1...l .1 . I.w Y N I.AN .n .Vnw.w --a WN Mr. Mr w 1 nest �L . e.n pwMro h M r .Ne a. Nwdx .gnr.•W b ad .N\ M er.w•w.. w . MW r .+rNbA . rdw.x. 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Have you ever violated any of the provBiors of the Alcohol.. . /.• / 7 Sevii Control Act or Ist, Mons of the Department per.' ,1 (( �� toinin0 to the Act? / � a "YES" answer to Items 9 ar 10 0, on adnchrl,ent which shall be deemed part of this o&;l at on. „ mt agree, (o) that any manager employed ]..On-sale licensed premites will hove all the gW,fimtions cf a Ijeenee, andd I he will not violate or, cause or si to be violated any of the crovidens of the Aleehelr Re..r.n. C..».t A.. At17.,STATELW CALIFORNIA 1. 1 -- Couny of San Barnardino � � Dale 1/12179_ .Dti —s' L. a » .4»N. wrr. ,.I–. terrier. W » "Vr1.r .. Ow N wMr A » 111 1.. 1. w .a.%* OwNkxr., w vi nerve..t + y yl • .Lx N M eMkw reNenn�.J1 -n. w M rJ .inn w✓vw ., Mr ,r ilviNrN:ow M. w . wi x In vv fro III Mr M M. r A. w Ire. M^s nw.✓w w \rw. n{ ero Mrpl W 14r wA W oo N M rorro . ,w w.Ir w ow al iM 1 Mrw .n..r .L.. M wYAwr �. M''7 r .nW.r. M. r. dwwt .x.11/ M! x, W »n, Y r» ..ykrrr .r Nelkw. L..'r» N M .rMrN rJw M Ww.nl Ir xWA .4. _ IoM xnx M wMr evil M M wx.l» ..Nk.r w rM»e wr.rw n r»I. N wM.1. M .wM ✓ . Ir s N I.IRn r er.w..M r.,wM YN nw. .M.e IIVI Me...xN1ry M 41 U. M in.rlw .wa»,t— 1r a.1 IMI M b.nN..r r N eNn r r,MIIA ..rel.».rr N r Ir err .r.fi.r N wwl«v r N ' M p.n..�... A"t e.4 �hx.l.•r Mr �y r.lr .rytY.nn „»r ML.IMN.w 1i M era . r M Www .,A n n..elp I4Nery N t 414. APPLICANT v t / I� r / (/ — , SIGN HERE / / ; ,�^' j ',. ", , / ( APPLICATION BY TRANSFEROR r , IS. STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of SAN UMIARDIHO Date 1/9/70i tteln oww, N ww'. r..F err.. Mrw Jxew\ wryer. M,w. 1"AN W .nw 1,1 N Is M Iwwn, ev w nn.M.. NWn ✓ M rw.r.4 Orr4\, r wl w.1 4 M 1..wl.e ww.ln n.Wr.4n 1.1r w.M 1.1 4 nn\. M1I. bx.lw .roi en W Ww" 11, nx te tw.\r .rN. NMk.Nw 4 eNw .}.'' N 4M... F M .I.wA.e W.r.Nn Mw.Me e.lw W 4 .-.lw .err 4 M .nn..w W r WUtw, F vnw n M Mw wan , ,14 IwA a wA M 111 1..ryrwH or M OYw., III IM. 14 wr.lw nN4Nlw w .rp.W ww,Jw 1. r, w.4 I. ..N.1. M N.w.n N . 1rn r . vri We err Mr A-, 4» .rw.8.e M 4I n .11.6 M vw 1w .r4Mw 1. tore .aA M O.wIwM ✓ 4 pM n » w»I w... in Iw err .•New N wwxl.w w N e.1nnt w low. ry .e vv 4 uw.Inw. (a M. M ..wiw w.Ornw wr M .Mi.w ir, IMr mr yYY CO PY a•,p1 ker..Ir� Nl esvhs o. wa wrn�r.. ul. )WAP►LICATION FOR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE($) 1 TYPE(S) OF LICENSES) FILE NO. 1j� Y .v ?Tar Deportment of Alcoholic Beverage Control FEE NO. ;. °W'°1215 o Street n Oil 01,Lr OlSEM ++(•, 0nn Pcrn.rdino e'L'.4r So ramento, Calif. 95014 BONA FIlli GEOGRAPHICAL tt,, t Pr .. .n.re..w.na•caaNl PUBLIC EATING MME CODE 36 " k. 11 '.The unden(Pned hereby applies for Dole _ vy1A, • fcens.s described as follow,, Issued Y /$. i NAME(S) Of APPLICANT(S) Temp. Permit A Pm 43_' ^�Tyi � ys, e�},. Appted under Sac 24044 0 v" SAMn 111C. FRntire Dab. Sn. ^,UnnCO FRKhva Dote. -'• 1 yPreee. aet!— RX&S30 Sam r As 0• TYPE(S) OF TRANSACTION(S) FEE �'L tic. V. N�.SacyAroasi — LA MIL, Adoob A. $ ESCIIABCF, TO 47 100.00 4 ' r.4. Naive of Badneef ' '1 The oronx I A? 795;3ocation of Buanesf— Number and Street _ _ - ;'L• . 10134 Foothill Blvd Kr �T•T`seG a•td Zip Code County B,aTLC LICnrlonrr. CA 91730 fan ikln0 RECNPi NO. I�� TOTAL S 100 00 .3' "• '• Z�' 0, If Premises LicensedAre Premises Inside ' 4 -~ s. Show Type of Lice,,;. 4R C.ly L1m1117 NO r r B. Mailing Adibss Of dl0erent from 5)— Number and Street IF.nrf (P..d t 9. Haw you ever been convicted of a felony? 10. Have you ever violated any of the previsions of the Alcoholic r., 1 Beverage Control Act or aguklions of the Department per -'. % raining to the Act? 11. Eeploln o "YES'/ amwer to items 9 ar 10 on on oltarmeni wh.ch >hall be deemed part of this application. Lti1 0 12. Applicant agrees (a) 1401 any manager employed In on sole 1 cenad premises .rill have all the quol,licolians of a licensee, and, I - (b) that he will not violate ar coat. ar oarmil to be violated one of the erernians of the AlroheO, R.—nne Emil—I A,* AFs y i 9ua• Bernardino 1 16— ' ( -rZ, 12 STATE OF CALIFORNIA Cavn o/ Data 79 �J , YNn rywNr N wlw.. w\ •nN. �4u .7..M. ...rwr M.w. r•n4, w/ uP� III N• N M wJl4w. o .�• N M •.Way. n r nN.Nn aim .plow rq•nrl.n. ii n. N M is vi y, gd4.Nw. M, wMwlrN N n. \• N• .ryI4nW w M M4.IN Itl MI \r la• r,N M Ir•• I',, I." ' W .p0.rlw W fw.w• M •war 1Mwl W Mr wr\ .M .n N 'N NMw•m Mri. n.M er. xra lfl r4 •. Imw rAn Mw M .wN4..0 pry, nr .AfwN Inv w/ fan r LFM 41nrn N M .INrr.n�r r .rylww• MWrr N M •Nn�N Wn M 4rwr•Irl Ir wK, Nr .p14nW N .Wer y�t.. I.ir IMI M h4.N�r .p14.Yw .r nN•W b.•rlrr N ww •nM r. wlrlr M prrru wl . N.w r Iw IJNI w .r•r.rn MNW NN wrn Mw .MN, IfCI `Y tlf � Qrn M•rw� J 4 I V wK\ N In p.Frl.n Ir We .lN. M anMr.•n, r N M w .yNlr4. nrlrrr +r N w Ir wJ rvGr N MJr,r r N 1J J Mn�' '1�'"•i7'r �!{NI' N "91�Pi�D+ ^3lIC W^In epp..+W wr M .ow..w N NMr rK ...aw r M n.,w .N4 w. NMe.e tl.uerr N ', I.. AP9 U dt + ba E. (SKAL) _ APPLICATION BY TRANSFEROR + " -a X15. STATE OF CALIFORNIA Ceany, o1 San Bernardino pate 1 -16 -79 't •� 4l^ aN•• MMt N wrp,r. NA prr• .I.w• Je•.M• ..qr• MN.. ,W \N N •ry•. III IN y M •1RZ.. � . Y . • �„ •M .IrN•• rNn ..h.N w, N w •N r •N •• r l f. r Ir rrr n•kN r wNx •.• w In 44It1.. ... 0m, ,. M •• na4.pnIM rN r ..lW i n r N N M We .•l• r MN N M N .••I W \N•. N n.lr N M sival. N•r K4pN •. M i W .1 q w Ne w1h• n wwan•I.V ;•m wed \• M l M .0. W- sy i W \•.Jn 1. - + 4 s wNlr M ,p .r WM M. —. M 4I n y ye M dI w K\ M ..'a, wa M N 'vi n NIn .•. r N wW rl f la MI M Nw11n .p6rl.• rl M .I1Nnw .rW..1 w M Y[wl,. wM - nMllne Wbh, N M a...r..... / �l 1 OCONNOR & QUICKE.L 4rrnnrrt/ el L,r:• 2 7553 Cunclun Atenuc 3 Alta l"u. Cahfnnu 917ul T14 79 %•:513 4 5 Attorney Ior C!A imant _ 7 8 Ckaim to the City of Rancho Cucallenga 9. • J N n6 197; a 10 In t'e Flitter of tlr. Claim of Near nirrvins, Claimant I 1 MGM BI.bVINS, hereby mikes claim pursanant to California Coveiment 12 1 Code, Section 910 against the City of Rancln C.tca�vjrxla for the sum of $10,000.00 13I "I mai:es the following stata-cnts in sur>Port of his claim: 141 151 1. Claimant's post office address is: 16 Edgar Blevins 17 1417 West Faun Ontario, California 91764 18 2. No es cnrcerninn this claim shauld be sent to: 19 law Offices of Robert J. O'Conrg3- 20 7253 Carnolian );venue Alta lotm, California 91701 21 3. 71m data and place of the Occurrence giving rise to this claim 22 are on or before Jar mry 14, 1979, lbncho Q] mrga, California. 23 4. The ciramstances giving rise to this claim are as follows: 24 Hillside Road and Haven Avenue are intersecting StroaL in R.ux:110 25 Cucasonga. Hillside Read suns cast and west and intersects the norrh rrnl eouth 26 running Haven Avenue. Claimant ws driving a vehicle aM going eastlmrd on 27 (Hillside. )read•'appscachi;q lWon Avenue. Another vallicle was going southbound on 28 I Haves Avenue approaching the intersection with Hillside lbad. Claimant approached 24 p � � 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 I1 i 12 13 14 � 15 16 17 18 ' 19 20 R 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 the intersection first and proceeded to drive his vehicle across uImn he was hit by the southbound vehicle. Claimnt suffered severe injury to the Ludy and severe physical and mental suffering. Claimant also suffered extensive damage to his vehicle, a 19'9 1Nrcury ttmarch. There is no traffic control for vehicles oastbound on Hillside Road at the lh ven Avenue intersection. Tare also is no traf£�c control for vehicles soutUavO on Haven Avenue at the t'Lllside Road intersection. The City of Rancho Cacanonga had received mrrn_rous crnplaints from citizens stating the hazard the above referenced intersection presents by virtue of not having any traffic cpntrol. These cmplaints Were received at times prior to the accident of January 14, 1979 which is the subject of this claim. The City of Rancho Cucamoryla is nanligcnt for mt posting stop aignns or laving some s3rt of traffic control taoe:ptly after roceiviryp said eonplaints. The raid negligence was the proximate muse of the above referenced injury traffic collision aryl acoorrpanying physical, mantnl and property injuries suffered by claimmnt. 5, The m- s of the public emloyces responsible for claimant's injuries are not nrcrrntly tmn. 6. ry claim as of the date of thi. filirnl is S1n,on0.00. 7. The claim is base] upon gencral, s, ial aryl property DA'M' / -7s - 7,0 .J ';, , P I r,11 7181J�.11111L 1112131-j15t6 1Z Attorney far Claimant -2- 2S CITY OF RANCHO CUCANONGA MEMORANDUM DATE: February 7, 1979 TO: City Council A City Manager FROM: Lloyd Hobbs, City Engineer SUBJECT: AUTHORIZATION TO REQUEST PROPOSALS FOR DESIGN SERVICES As a fallow up to the selection of FAD projects and the need to begin work on the street improvement projects for "North Town ", the e,,Zineering Division would like to request approval to seek design ne^.Sces for the Development of Plans, Specifications and Estimates for the following projects: 1 Street improvements in North Town - Community Block Grant Project 2 Construction of signals ar'Archibald and Church, Haven and Amber, _ Baseline and Hellman 3 Resurfacing of Baseline from Vineyard Avenue to Hellman Avenue and Archibald Avenue to Ramona Avenue For each of these projects, the Engineering Division will select three to five Engineering Consulting firms capable of performing the work requirements and request proposals These proposals will be reviewed and one fire selected for recommendation to the City Council for Award of the Contract. Criteria for selection includes: I Ability to perform the described work. 2. Projected schedules for completion 3 Cost of services Firms selected to propose will be primarily locally based Engineering firms which have demonstrated capabilities and are able to work well with the Engineering staff At the time of award of these contracts, funds will be allocated to cover the cost of those services Preparation of design plans is the first step in the early construction of these valuable projects and should start as soon as possible. Respectfully submitted, ` 6V D HOBBS City Engineer LH:deb 2� , Located on the east side cf Turner at Candlwood Street 7YRC� , ON • 4rt�51 NER: 0 Land Company 17881 Sky Park North Irvine, California Performance Bond (Road) $148,000 NOTE: The roads were accepted into the Maintained Road Svotem on 9/6/78, by City Council, Due to County procedures, the roads were accepted but the bonds were not released. •us Therefore at this time, it is requested that the bonds be released. 298.3 /. /O'Jp. � M1 ,.S LINL LOT /O �•;'1 p a �� �i J✓N/ANKlAS fVe.� L < I "•::•,T1lL i 41 41 Y ,! ° L Q y�VV�I y vR Z I _ .,NG•O z'.)L -JV ._ V /zL.Le' `x; 2 co !p �s �'' � I /a N S• OB /C -W '�N — I �� I /00.00' • ,,•Ot I __ �; S1Nfifi { :� •1 • J a' I M1 ' N e9'Jt'00 -L ••• 'LY LINE IO;r - ' 7' BANBLJRYS SL/BD/Y /S/OA • - I *� Z , N e9'JL'40- / CLO L3 / , `, !•'. J +NYT L /NfLJ74 I 'STYLJNLLOT7 M.B.B 7/ WN NAYN ZR SUB. T l7ANOIJRYY Sao. I �': ML( G /99 I Af.B. 0171 'N -Pt a--rp ..ft- "` p0 ti IM 2 I (1 ?. 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Subdivider: Inco Hanes. �• i Request Board release 42,700 00 to Inco Homes, 287 11 Mountain Avenue, Upland, CA 91786 Certification from Associated Engineers, states thit all final monuments " have been set and they have been paid in full. Very truly yours, EUGENE P. ENE 4 County Surveyor �j(,r �ilores .•anti Land Developrent Division EPE /RTF /ls ' c: file <p r; ,•r ,••r• I aN nno ,.rlRrtill 1•• -M,• n• ffi ,pNw r611t lIPn°p n^.. +u V^ ., '.r l• Iwit, 2 41 2 /wllU rr #nC T N 0.9352 •SSOCINIr IN61MI111 I IN l o t COUNT, In S I N 4 l O o l o p• 1^ v, •- p,p,w, Lallplly ••'n' "•O Location: Southwest corner of 19th Street and Ro moca Avenue • Subdividor: Inco Homes _ 'r• "•.T:.^" 287 North Mountain Avenue °.•�ri C :. ... r _T Upland, California 91786 't NOTE: Certification from Associated Engineers, states that writ �: .^ ^'• all final comments have been set and they have been paid in full. t RNY POUT FY WI ! rl r O ; <I 4 NINETEENTII STR.ET`•-��'} In1rv.t 11 $C l• Y \ c 9 10 , 21 22 �! •23 !'' 34 L� 33 nl \� •f a vT! 3i a i aT . 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J3 YY{{ IT � 4j✓ •4• NM YCi.arL• n•1.• T TRACT 1'i� (?t . 4 2 1 • s yctt 3 o er:�.nes .._ I• I M I CI II 0I1 C40 ttuc 1 +I':1 CrIlIlO QLIfOtxi\ 1CA0 I SUIOIVISIN M CCIIICMS V L013 11 140 11. kKC 10 CIV-CICI wdaSlClo ISSeclall I. 13 KCOIM0 11 0M i If "Is IICC II items IF 164 CJVIII G $14 ICCIIIDMY slaw V CILIFOII:I Located on the northwest corner of Amethyst Street and Banyan Street MAN,'.vlu ,.{OWNER: Fox llollw Limited Partnership � • �l J M� P. 0. Box 397 Alta Loma, California 91701 s y 'Performance Bond (Water) $43.000 NOTE: The sanitary water eyetm was approved by the It I_ 1♦: Cucamungga County Water District on 1/15/79. +a -- ci I.vl Z I. u ran 1 10 FT+ 31 jr.�'r 13 It e I JW14 I a ' —• all Mitr 30 1 t Y ••I� 151'+ lM..".:$ i w n• 1`1 •�� d �LYN.. Y ..i hr`s � �� 27 3�j zr >2 �1� tt ��,/�M.,....t,.• '•w �'�. / It e^ ad��Yf?T 1• � �'iS'rt- eC'I�Y S �i I ist�q J . y. I,wi'� ♦.y i� v. ttl t "8qt_ st1 y,w„ /�..•.r.. a'+ +<`'..�I�1�l: /, w`ri t0 �u1 25 IN 3 i4`.�^UT_�~z�'t 1 �f�� '�k��� �q..,.ta •, dNta%z • t id IIj11( 21 1e.uJfa2.t.x R f rr m ��+t'? ' 21 20 I 1) 12 11 up 0 M E M O R A N D U M Date: February 2, 1979 To: Lauren Wasserman From: Bill Holley Subject: Parkway Improvements - Wilson '1L V Ai'db. Lauren, on September 20, Council authorized parkway improvement on Wilson east of Carnelian in a cooperative venture with the citizens of that tract. The project elements are that the City will have aLp installed an automatic irrigation system and purchase plant material 1t'�'.• r s to be planted by the citizens to City specifications Cost authorized L- was rot to exceed $4,000 00 and was to be funded by Beautification 1 l Fees (These fees have only begun to arrive in the last week, hence e . +F delay). Request an agenda date of February 7 for Council to approve soliciting lwg••. and awarding contract for the above project,,,�!!+. ZT11.1 ;• e1 i ORDINANCE N0. 56 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALI -• FORNIA, MIENDING ORDINANCE NO. 30 PERTAINING TO FINANCING OF INTERIM SCHOOL FACILITIES. The City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, Cali- fornia, does ordain as follows: SECTION 1: Ordinance No. JO of the read as follows: : City of Rancho Cuca- monga, Cal fors is hereby amended by adding Section S(c) to "(c) When a building permit is issued by an enforcing agency other than the City, the fees required by this Ordinance shall be paid directly to tho City Building Department and not to the enforcing agency SECTION 2: The Mayor shall sign this Ordinance and the causeCtheksame— toabeepublished within fiftehenC(15)Cdays after its passage, at least once in The Daily Re ort, a after of er i eral circulat on, pt, the City o Ontario, California, and circulated in the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California. APPROVED and ADOPTED this 1979 ___ day of ATTEST: i4 AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Mayor _0 _t c C ty op Rancho Cucamonga 3� ORDINANCE N0. 57 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF RANCRO CHCAMONGA, CALI FORNIA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 8 WIIIcil PERTAINS TO A PARK AND RECREATION TAX FOR NEW RESIDENTIAL DE- VELOPMENT. The City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, Cali- fornia, does ordain as follows: SECTION 1: Section 5 of Ordinance No 8 of the City of Rancho lows: Cucamonga, California, is hereby amended to read as fol- "SECTION 5. Tax: When Payable. The tax imposed by this Ordi- nance shall be due and payable _ upon issuance of a building permit and shall be refunded only in the event that the building permit is- sued has expired and no construc- tion has been commenced. In the event the building permit is is- sued by an enforcing agency other than the City, the amount of tl:e tax shall be paid directly to the City Building Department and not to the enforcing agency ". SECTION 2: The Mayor shall sign this Ordinance and the City Cler stall attest to the same, and the City Clerk shall cause the same to be published within fifteen (15) days after its Passage, at least once in The Dail Report, a newspaper of gen- eral circulation, Publishe3in tho C ti y o Ontario, California, and circulated in the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California 1979 APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Mayor o the C ty of Rancho Cucamonga ATTF. ST • 3? � s ORDINANCE NO. 54 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALI= FORNIA, REGARDING THE POWER OF CITY OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES TO ENFORCE CITY ORDINANCES AND ALL PRI- MARY AND SECONDARY CODES REFERRED TO THEREIN. The City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, does ordain as follows: California, SECTION 1: An officer or employee-of thm City designated by City Counc Resolution is empowered to, and has the duty to, enforce any provision of any Ordinance of the City, and all pri- mary and rocondary Codes referred to therein, the violation of which provision or provisions constitute an infraction or misde- meanor Said employee shall be deemed a public officer or employee empowered by virtue of this Code and Section 836.5 of the California Penal Code to give citations for such violations whenever such ofFi- car or employee has reaso,.able cause to believe that the person cited has committed such misdemeanor or infraction in his presence which is a violation of the Ordinance, primary Cade or secondary Code which such officer of employee has the duty to enforce. SECTION 2: The Mayor shall sion this Ordinance and the City Clerk s a1F� 1 attest to the same, and the City Clerk shall cause the same to be published within fifteen (15) days after its paasaga, at least once in The Da ly Report, a newspaper of general circula- tion, published in the City o€�On tar o, California, and circulated In the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California 1979 APPROVED and ADOPTED this — day of AYES: HOES: ABSENT: ATTEST: Mayor of the City o Rancho Cucamonga 3� CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MEMORANDUM DATE: February 7, 1979 TO: CITY MANAGER AND CITY COUNCIL FROM: JACK LAM, nirector of Community Development SUBJECT: GENERAL PLAN ISSUES A. At the City Council mr :ting of January 15, 1979 Vanir Development's request, for mixed use on thnlr site located at the northwest corner of 19th and Archibald, was referred to the PlanninG Commission for a recommendation Previ +us to this request Vanir Development Co had requested neighborhood commercial land use, which was subsequently denied by both the Planning Cora1•..ston ar.d the City Cauncll. On January 26, 079 the Planning Commission heard Vatic's request ANALYSIS: Area: Northwest corner of 19th and Archibald (Vanir property) General PlAn Des, scion: high Density Residential Issue: Owners desire to have acres of R -J and 3 acres of A -P Factors: In past Planning Commission d iberations on the general plan they have indicated that Baseline should be the profeisional office center and that 19th Street should be maintained as residential, except for those areas which had been approved or developed as commercial centers In line with this policy, the Commission denied Vault's request for a shopping center at the northwest corner of Archibald and 19th Street, in addition to denying Robinson's request At the southeast corner of 19th and Archibald Tire two general plan designations remain as high density residential for the southeast corner of Archibald and 19th. The proposed site is approximately seven acres North of the site is tha proposed Foothill Freeway and low density (2 -5 units /acre) residential To the south is low density residential (2 -5 unite /acre) To the cast is the ex:scing Stater P- others Shopping Center indicated service commercial; to the vest is high density residential The Planning Cocmleslon was presented three options First, leave the area as is, designating high density residential for the entire even acres. Second, split the designation with 200' of mixed use along 19th Street •xtending northerly the full length of the property with the remainder being high density residential Third, designate the entire site as mixed use. After soma discussion the Planning Commission determined that mixed use for the entire 7+ acres would be appropriate however, It was indicated that the applicant must, through formal application for zone chance and director review, present acceptable plans in order to have both office and multiple family residential on the subject site. Page 2 REMMENDATION: The Planning Commission recommends that the Northwest corner of 19th and Archibald (7+ acres) be designated as mixed use. L3, Because of the time available between the January 15, 1979 City Council meeting and the February 7, 1979 City Council meeting, staff referred the Chaffey College issue to the Planning Commission for their recommendation in addition to the above mentioned City Council referral At the 1ty Council meeting, the Chaffey College people presented their views on the proposed land use surrounding the college. Their concern woo that the City might prom3ts development that would be out of character with the plans and development of the college. Staff has met with the college and feels that a solution to the college's concern would be to add a statement In the text of the General Plar, outlining the City's policy for development surrounding Chaffey College. He would suggest the following paragraph be added to the Community Facilities Section, Sub heading Chaffey Junior College, Para raph 2: `l I%Siace the Chaftey College Community has been developed through the / years as a non -urban environment which reflects the natural character of the physical surroundings, yy development adjacent to the campus should be designed to reflect the same values Specific attention should be paid tv proper ocale of buildings, the sensitive clustering of structures, use of natural landscaping, and avoidance of harsh geo- metric design and grading. Such design sensitivity would preserve open - noss of surroundings, �nhanee the College community's environmental char acter and reinforce the long - standing aesthetic tradition of the � institution � Thl'-atrSve-erated principles would be beet lnccrpozated In planned unit developments! RECWDIENDATIONr The Planning Commission concurred with the proposed solution and recommends that the City Council amend the text as Indicated above. Respectfully au6mitted, n 'CCL JACK LAN, Director f Coaan:nity Development JL:BKII:elm /f . • RESOLUTION NO. 79-4 S A RESOLUTION OF THE RANCHO CUGUtONCA CITY COUNCIL CERTIFYING TILE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT ON TILE INTERIM LAND US-Z, CIRCULATION AND PUBLIC FACILITIES ELEMENT OF THE GENERAL PLAN FOR THE CIr.' OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA WHEREAS, John Blayney and Associates prepared a Land Use, Circulation and Public Facilities Element and corresponding Environmental Impact Report of the General Plan for the City of Rancho Cucamonga; and HIIEREAS, the City Council has held duly advertised public hearings pursuant to Section 15085 of the California Administrative Code. NHFRFAS, the City Council has considered the Planning Commission recom- mendations public tests- ny and torments and has incorporated such comments into the EIR. WREREAS, the En mental Impact Report was prepared as an informa- tional document to the interim Land Uscq Circulation and Public Facilities Element of the General Plan. _ SECTION 1: The Rancho Cucamonga City Council has made the following f lndings: 1. That the Environmental Impact Report was completed in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act snd the State EIR guidelines. 2. That the elements of the General Plan are recarmcnd,ed to be adopted on an interim baste only so that specific aspects can be studied in more detail during the prepara- tion of the remaining General Plan elements. 3. That specific time limits have been established for detailed studies and preparation of the remaining mandated Ceicral Plan Elements. 4 That the Interim Land Use, Circulation and Public Fa:ili- cles Elements have incorporated policies such as: special studies zones for environmental hazardous areas, the crea- tion and Implementation of a grading and zoning ordinance, lower residential densities in environmentally sensitive areas, and participation with regional agencies for imple- mentation of regional air pollution problcros. S. That this project reduces the amount of impacts as result of development, in comparison to the current County General Plan NON, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: 1 That pursuant to Section 15085 to 15088 of the California Administrative Code, the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga hereby certifies the Environmental Impact Report on the Interim Land Use, Circulation and Public Facilities Elements of the General Plan on the 3rd day of January, 1979. APPROVED AIM ADOPTED THIS- BFI 1979 141 A RESOLtglpN OF THE RANCHO CUCAMONGA CI UNCIL ADOPTING INTERIM lAIND USE, CIRCULAT�AND PUBLIC FACILITIES ELEMENT OF THE GENERAL PLAN AND INTERIM DEVELOPMENT REVIEW PCLICIFS FOR TILE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA WHEREAS, it is tho gaol of the City of Rancho Cucamonga to prepare and adopt a long range comprehensive general plan setting forth the manner In .filch the land ulthln the City may be developed so as to provide the best possible living situation for all concerned and to achieve a social, economic and environ- mental balance within the city; WHEREAS, Government Code Section 65302 5b requires that newly Incorporated cow.unitles develop all mandatory elements of the general plan within 30 months after the date of Incorporation; and WHEREAS, the City of Rancho Cucamonga at the time of incorporation tied fiscal resources to only do a portlon of the work necessary for development of a complete master plan; and WHEREAS, prior to the adoption of the complete general plan; petitioners have or will attempt to subdivide and develop land in a manner that would be inconsistent with and would frustrate the general plan by circumventing the Intent of the plan by requesting subdivision and project approval during the Plans formulation stage; and WHEREAS, It in the objective of the City of Rancho Cucamonga to protect the general plan from lndescriminate lot splitting and development during its incubation period but not prohibit all lot splitting or development pending adoption of the complete general plan; and WtEREAS, it In the objectives of the City of Rancho Cucamonga to adopt censures to prevent this type of indiscriminate lot splitting and /or development; and WHEREAS, the City of Rancho Cucamonga immediately needs a basic frame- work for planning within the community; and WHEREAS, John Blayney and Associates has prepared Interim land Use, Circulation and Public Facilities Elements of the General Plan for the City of Rancho Cucamonga; and WHEREAS, the City Council has hold a duly advertised public hearing pursuant to Section 65854 of the California Government Code, and WHEREAS, the City Council has considered revisions to the interim elements by the Planning Commission, the public and other Interested parties; and WTIEREAS, the City Council has reviewed and considered the Draft Environ- mental Impact Report on the Interim Land Use, Circulation and Public Facilities Elements and all testimony and comments pettaining to it and finds the Draft Environ- mental Impact Report to be adequate and has certified the Draft Environmental Impact Report SECTION 1: The Rancho Cucamonga City Council has made the following fin ings: 4. That the interim Land Use, Circulation and Public Facilities Elements includes interim statements of development policies including maps �i „M and toot Getting forth objectives, principles, standards and plan L • • 2 That the interim Land Bid, Circulation and Public Facilities Elemeat of the General Plan designates proposed general distri- bution, general location and extent of the uses of the land. 3. That the interim Land Use, Circulation and Public Facilities Elements of the General Plan designates the general location and extent of existing and proposed major thoroughfares, trans- portation routes and local public t- cilitiea. NON, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: 1. That pursuant to Sections 65351 and 65352 of the California Covern- mcnt Code, that the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga hereby approves the interim Land Use, Circulation and Public Facilities Elements of the General Plan for Rqncho Cucamonga on 9iQ .9 -111 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Rancho Cucamonga City Council will review these tntarim elements after preparation of the other mandatory elements for possible modification to reflect consistency in element policic_ NON, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that it shall be the policy of the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga to: - 1 Anticipate and accomaodate population growth in ways that are not damaging to the social, economic and environmental systmm in the community by insuring compatibility with the existing and projected surruunding land use, preserving the identities of present corm ni- ties; discouraging leapfrog development to reduce the cost of pro- viding urban level services within these communities; and protecting areas sensitive to develc2mmt from urbanization. 2 To improve the quality of life for the community by developing an ongoing open space program to provide visual relief from urban densities. 3 To encourage preservation of significant archeological and histori- cal sites reprearnting all the ethnic, cultural and economic groups that have lived in Rancho Cucamonga 4. To insure that Its biological diversity be preserved for their scenic and education value by assuring that all proposed develop- ments will be adequately reviewed with regard to possible adverse or beneficial effects on plant and animal life. 5 To safeguard and maintain areas of outstanding geologic features for their scenic, historical end cultural value 6 To avoid land used which threaten public safety and property value by: a. Assuring that population densities and development are kept to a minimum in areas of geologic hazards such as active fault zones and landslide areas b. Requiring geologic reports where condlticns warrant them iden- tifying unstable slopes and seismic hazards relating to building sites prior to the approval of development projects; and e. Considering the limiting effects of geologic hazards on potential 1-L� 1r...1 ..n . ...1 , , ,,, .. . , , ..., 0 . • d. Reqclring new residential developments be designed to mint- mire volume and velocity of surface runoff and $oil erosion including the application of rviegetatlon program. the proper design of outface and subsurface drainage and appropriate grading; and e. Consultation with the Foothill Fire District in critical fire arms for particular regulations prior to subdivision or project approval. 7. To ourage quality of design of all land ueC$ Within the City through a rigorous design critique of project design; and 8 To preserve residential neighborhoods by protecting residential. areas from incompatible lard uses and discouraging the conversion of existing residential uses to non - residential uses. APPROVED ARD ADOPTED 1HIS.iIFDAY OF S 1979' Mayor ATTEST: City Clerk ORDINANCE No. 58 • AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCP110N;A, CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING REQUIRLME14T FOR CONSTRUCTION OF PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY IMPROVEMENTS IN CONJUNCTION WITH BUILDING CONSTRUCTION The City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, does ordain as follows: SECTION 1: Streets and Highways - Dedication required No buiiding or structure shall be erected, enlarged or altered and no property shall here ter be improved for parking purposes, and no building permit shall be issued therefor, unlesv the one -half of the street, which is located on the same side of the center 111ho, of the street as such lot, has dedicated right -of -way for full width of the lot so -,as to meet the Master Plan and /or Standards for such street In addition to requi d dedication for street purposes, additional dedication for storm drain, sever, water o n:her utility purposes may also be required in con- nection with building permits who a such dedication is necessary to prevent the flood- ing of adjacent or nearby propertiq or to permit connection to required utilities. No building or etr cture shall hereafter be erected on any lot within a public eueemenc unless an encroachme permit has been issued by the City Engineer. Any person required to dedicate land by this section shall make an offer to dedicate property, executed by al parties of interest Including beneficiaries and trustees in dress of trust as shown by a urrent rroliminary title report prepared by a title compary approved by the City Eng1nL r Such report shall be on a form approved by the City Attorney and the City Fargi er; be In such terms as to be binding on the owner, his heirs, assigns or successors in nterest; and shall continue in effect until the City Council accepts or rejects such offe SECTION 2: Construction of street improvements \required generally Any person, owner, losses, or agent cons`Sructing or arranging for the construction of any parking lot or commerical, residenti&k or industrial building, or buildings, or bufld.ng addition or alteration, shall also ptRvide for the construction or installation to City Standards and the requirements of the C y Engineer, of sidewalks, curbs, gutters, street trees, adequate street lighting, scree[ pn ng to the center line of the street, and necessary drainage structures unless such Improfteents already exist along all street frontages adjoining the lot on which the building o parking lot is to be constructed, enlarged or altered exceptions 1. This section shall not apply to additions made to single family residence where the sruaro foot area of such al4ditions does not exceed fifty percent of the area of the residential portion of the building existing prior to addition 2. This section shall not nooly to family residence when the value not exceed fifty percent of the al. *ad prior to its alteration alterations made to a single of the proposed alterations does value of the building being �#0 3. This section shall not apply to construction of or additions to garages, carports, storage buildings and similar non - reslaential buildings, accessory to single family residences where such construction or addition does not exceed 500 square foot in area SECTION 3: Construction of street Improvements - Prerequisite to approval of the Building Official The Building and Safety Director shall deny final approval and acceptance for public utility connections to any building or parking lot until required street Improvement exist or are constructed or their construction is guaranteed with an executed agreement and cash money deposited with the City in a am approved by the City Engineer based upon one and one -half times the estimated cost of construction. SECTION 4: Construction Agreement The construction guarantee agreement shall be effective on the date .d the deposit of cash and shall end upon the ante of completion to the satisfaction of the City Engineer of all improvements required to be mado. Upon completion of the Improvement and their acceptance by the City, the cash deposit shall be returned to the owner The City Is authorized, In the event of any default on the owner's part, to use any or all of the deposit money to cause all of the required work to be done or completed, and for payment of all costs and expenses therefore. Any money remaining shall be refunded to the owner ATTEST: I City Clark PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 2nd day of February, 1979, Mayor k- M E M O R A N D U M TO: City Flanager /City Council FRUWt: Building Official SUBJECT: Adoption of Electrical Regulations Since Incorporation the County Building and Safety Department, and sub- sequently, the Building Division have been enforcing the-San Bernardino County Electrical Code in and for the City, It Is staff's opinion that the County regulations are not adequate or compete enough for utillzation ill a rapidly expanding incorporated jurisdictions like Poncho Cucamonga In addition, a new edition of he National Flectrical Code 1% now utnilable and should be adopted to rrintain currency and compliance with State (lousing regulations The attnchad proposal is hereby presented to the city Council for their consideration and ad ption In an attempt to obtain constriction industry Input, the Building Division notified all City- licenstd electrical contractors (50) of the pending pro- posal Response to date has been less than ov.rwhelming We received only four request for copies of tiro proposal; to date we have received several telephone inquires as to intent of the proposal and no written input as re- quested The bulk of the ordimince consists of administrative provf %lows to augment the National Ilectrical Code, %hi,h contains no operational inspection pro- cedures or permit issuance policies. The balance of the proposal provides additional technical provision% locking in the N F C , and revisions to file minimum standards to provide for convenience, additional safety and future expansion of electrical equipment Principal areas of inclusion and revislon,nside from the administrative sect inn%, arc as follows: a Requirements for %izing of wire for branch circuits him been re- vised to eliminate confusinn for Inspection %taff and restrict receptacle outlets ( "plugs ") to wire of 20 ampere rating, tbertby deleting the current pract cc of Intermixing lights and receptacles, with tariable ratings,on 15 ampere circuits b Receptacle and lighting requirements have been modifled to require electrical facilitir% for detached and attached garages on an equal basis In addition, minimum standards for lighting and convenience outlets have been established for garages and carports accessory to multiple dwellings, to provide for convenience and safety of tenants r, ,r 9 -- c Use of aluminum conductors smaller than No 6 size have heel pro- hibited because of cignifleant problems esperien ^wed in other jur- isdictions relating to fires caused by neat generation in systems using aluminum wiring Minimum service panel and conduit sires are established for all occupancies to provide for future expansioa In rpsidential occu- pancies and in commercial services where service conduits are con- cealed. e. Provisions restricting non - metallic cable ( ,,Romex ") to single family dwellings and individual units of multiple dwellings are proposed Commercial and industrial uses would require wiring enclosed In conduit or similar protective system, as would %pen areas of private garages It is Intended by these provision% to provide a more tamper -proof type of wiring in those occupancies and areas where wiring i% available to others than an occupant, and to simplify electrical revision without excessive demolition f The requirement fcr a separate grounding conductor in flexible con - duit systems has been eliminated In certain conditions, consistent with Los Angeles City provisions This change will reduce the cost of such systems; still retaining adequate safety as established by wiring history prior r 1975 g Provisions have been made .0 require metal or other approved, In- combustible boxes and wiring systems in fire resistive or incom- bustible walls to preclude spread of fire through outlet box openings or within walls Although other changes are included, th• foregoing represents %ignificant amendments proposed It is the recommendation of the Building Division that the proposed Elec- trical regulations be adopted. Appropriate action for the City Council at the meeting of 1•chruar) 7, would be to introduce the ordinance and set the recommended date of lurch 7, 1979 for hearing Respectfully submitted. Jerry Crawl ' Bull ng Official .1RC:jnt O 9 nrdin.tncc \, 59 AC 011111 \1,%31 UI fill firs t'Vi \t 11 'I 1111 fits 01 It.t\llht CIRb \kIX1;% ttl ZION \It. AIy-19iCt 1111 in-¢IOillne ill 1111 NAricemi, 1:1 I.t1 1t I VA COIII A \0 HAW A. ICIAIN OIANOI.S TIIL•RLIN NLVl SSARI 10 IILET LOCAL ClkNllll ItINS lho City Cotuncil of the City of Rancho Gmnmongn dac% ordain a% follows: Secttou 1 Chapter 2, Olri%lon 3, Tit,v t of the San Iiernnrdino County Code adopted bl Ordinance No 17 i- herchy repented Section 2 Adoption of 1975 LJitlon of the Natloml liectrical Code I'ar the purpose of providing safegulyds to pernon% and property from hacarda arl%ing from the ass, of clrctricitl ,n the Citl, that certain cods, Luown In the "N.nional Ilvellical t'nde 1978 Iditico, prepnrett and reeowended In site National I ore Ihntectiou Asnoeiatrrnt h:cluding all of ire iod:cen Ind appendteen, and except %aid portions thereof nl are hereafter deleted, modified or .1nenJed b> thus Ordinance, three ltl ceplr- of which said code are on file in tine Office of tine City Clerk for public record mid Inapvetiun is hereby .1dnptc,l b) rrferente and made I part of thin lidin.mtt• an though net forth In till- Ordinmrre in full, suNrct, houmer, to the amendment%, additions nml deletions set forth in thin Ordiwmce. amt -.1111 ante %hall br knot, on the "Llectrical Lode of the C. r of 11.1tu•hu ftnamnngo" Sett ion 3 Artncl: 90 of cold Llectrical Code Is amended to read a% follows: a_ Intl l¢I0N 1 OfNI.ML umomim fhi% t'ode shall he known ..n the I Iectrical lode hheretcr tine %,id "Code" is o%ed n1 thin ordnance it -hall meal I.Icetrival lode of the City of Itnucho tucanonga 90 -2 IN11 \1 lhr intent of this Code i% to protrJe more nnifotm regolre- nents .1110 colot•ermrnnt with provi %ions for unerpretatlons and rrc: nr nn- 0nis Code includel ivem nc,tt"I nentc not covered h, the Cat tonal Electrical lode or electrical regulations of tine State of Callto:nin 1,11e:e pr•ov:ciona of thin tit b Conflict ,,III other rcgulnlinns, are mo -t rc•.trictive provl%ioas nhnll nppll 90 -t 1.111WOq ACO Starr It t- the purpose of this l+„Ie to p.nvidr ba -it minimum prat, imil ton%idet rJ nrrc•<.an, fill - .ifrrt, erf.t Inner, aJcq..at, .tad the i`l.irtic.+l .a frgndnJon;; of pe:%ou, .unJ or Inn lJnn :c ctnocturrc .1nd :hru t loom% from ha :Ird, arising from the u.r of elect, let tt fun light, heat, power I:IJl o, %ngnal Illq and fon other roipn.en, an well a% pnrvisl00% for future expansion of rlect::cal one 01%ISIM II AIMINISIRAI ION 91.1 PIH II%III MI RIII 1111N001111.IAL the tlnldrnng 0lficial of the t:tv of Ron +•Iw Cucamnngn, or his de %ignored representative, hal urthorit% to enforce all pro - v:%wns of till- Colic Ile m.it, Mann application, grant remits for rite installation or alteration of electrical wiring, devices, e e applianres and equipment Ile shall make 1-11 11.111-%1 lun. ,tntl rcinspec- tion% of the Inctaliat ton aiintenance and repair of all electrical wiring, connections, fixture% appliances, apparatus, machinery, equipment and work Insldc, outside, overhead or underground within his Jurisdiction, an he determdnl% uvres %ary or advi %able 91 -2 IN ERPRUATIONS In cases where the rapid development In the application and use of electricity or new and special or nnmsuni methods of building comstn¢tloul create problem% or cmiditinn% which are not clearly contemplated In the making of the sections in tills Code pen aining to electricity, and mate literal application of rile rule or notes impracticable, the Building official is hereby capowered tc make interpretations In the form of lll% non miles wherever there is a question nos to motive or method or manner In which material shall be Installed or as to the intent or meaning of nay provislon here- in; provided, however, that any person who feels himself aggrieved by any note or notes made by the nuild!ng official in accordance With the foregoing shall, within thirty (30) dayr from tlue effect- ive date thereef, have the right to appeal such rule or rules for a review and determination of the reasonableness thereof Division III PI:RNITS AND rl:f4 92- 1 PERMITS No alteration or addition $pall be made to any •:xlsting wiring, nor shall any wiring for the placing or dnsalllltion of any ciec•ric light, power or be.itiug device or any apparatus which generate%, tran%mlts, trnn%foms, or utilicel electricity, opera- tive not n voltage exceeding 25 volt% between ecnductors or cap- able of euppll ing more than 50 watts, except al. provided for herein, be made without fir%t obtaining an electrical permit therefor from the Building Official EkCPPTIONS: An electrical pemnit Is not required to Jo the following work: 1 Minor repair l,ork, such as repairing flush and snap shitches, replacing fuses, clanging lamp sockets and rcc- ry.tacles, -aping bare Joints, repairing drop cords and the like Ins tnllntion% used by electricity supply, railway, or communications utilities in the exercise of their functions nos a public utility i Installation, alteration or refnir of electrical equipment 111 %tailed by or for an electricity %apply agency for the use of such agency In the generation, transmission, distribution or metering of electricity •1 Electrical wiring for street lighting or traffic signals lncnted In a public way 92-2 APPLicArtom I'OR PCRRIT Application for electrical permits describine the work to be done %hall hr made in writing to the Ruilding Official file spplicntion 511111 hr accompanied by such plans, %pecifications and schedules as may be nrce %%1ry to detcmine whether tlue installations as described will be in conformity with the requirements of the sections in this C1wle pertaining to electricity If it Is found that the lustallation as described will eoafom to all legal requirements of the sections in this Code pertaining to electricity, a permit for such Installation may he 1%sucd NO deviation may be mule from the installation described in the permit without the approval of the Building Official The owner, or authorized representative of the al ,S ounce, who may also be mpuired to suixnit niditional evidence to I u ndicate such authority, or contractor mist sign the application and mist certify that the contents thereof are true and correct under penalty of perjury 92 -3 ISSUANCE OF PERd1ITS Electrical permits shall be issued only to SURE licensed con- tractors, or their respective authorized representat Ives, but only to the extent and for the work the person is licensed by the State of Calfiornia to do EXCEPTIONS: r I A homenwneris pctmit may he Issued to an owner to do tiny work regulated by this Code pertaining to electricity in a single family r dwelling used exclusively for living purposes Including the usual accessory buildings and quarters in connection with such buildings, i in the event that any such person is the hone fide owner of any such dwelling and ieccssory buildings and quarters, and that the �.` same are occupied by or designed to be occupied by sold owner 2 Anv person, firm, or corporation regidariy employing one or more qualified maintenance electricians may make application nnw obtain an annual electrical maintenance Vomit 3. An olvctrlcnd permit may be issued to a toptosentative of a charitable, non - profit organization for temper..ry work In cannot- Ilan with Christmas tree lots, carnivals, fircuorks stands and similar non- permanent installations, provided that work covered by the Permit Is to be performed by members of the organization and furthermore that there are to be no Persons employed at the location where such temporary wiring is installed Such Iietmit shall expire within a time spec(fictl by the Building Official, not exceeding six (b) months time, and shall not be renewed 92.4 FEES fees for electrical permits and cletlricat plan checking hall hr as r.tal.l tshed b) resolution of the ,uty Coumit 92.5 WORK Nt IIIOUT PCR6IIT No electrical work for which a perwtt is required shall be com- mcnced In any building or pre -discs tint it n permit to do such work shall Isive heeii first ebtainnl Nher work for which n Permit Is required by this Code Is stated or commenced without obtalning a pemit, and when this is discovered as a ros,ilt of an investigation by the Building Official, the total fees as herein specified shall he donbled The payment of such double fee or penalty shall not relieve any Person from complying with the repilron,ents of this Code I the execution of the work, nor from any other penalties presecribed herein 92 -6 No PFRtgr SIIALI. 01. TRANSrEplatu: An vi-ettucai permit us lot tran.ferahle 92 -7 ExPIRATion Or rrRli115 Every pemmit shall expire and becoee null and told by limitation r for an) one or more of the following reasons: 1, hhenc -cu the electric wiring ruthorized by a permit Is not commenced within one hundred twenty (120) days from the date of Issuance of such permit 1= ! • i 2 hhcnever the electric wiring authors -ed u) a permtt has been suspended, nbaodoned or discontinued far a continuous period of one hundred twenty (120) days 1ssl , Upon writ �•, requc%t of th n e appli:ant, withi 120 day% of provided tol portion OF the work authurizcd by such permit Ilan been completed in acrordance with this Code 4 hhcnever the electric wiring done during any continnaus period of 120 days amotmts to leas than ten percent ov Lilo total of the electric wiring authorized by such permit Before reeotarenelug, electrical u1sing 1'w mrl l) authurizcd br .1101 pvinit, ,n lieu permit dnnit Pr obtained Ihvtofnre 'he Ivv for lencwal of cut expired petmut .hall be one 11.111 the Iry iequired for a new petmlt provided %uch suspcnaloo or ahathmmv.it has not exceeded one )car 92 0 RBVOM IONS AND SUSPENSIONS Of fLRNITS The Building Offlcin) may suspend or revoke any electrical permlt fcr any of Vic following reasons: 1 If any reason is fotiaJ to exist which would m ld have been use for denial of such hermit 2 Any material misrepresentntion or u falsity in the application upon which said permit is issued i lo• failure to comps) with tine provision% of the section in this Cale petnining to electricity; otter due notice of correc- tion% and the time limit therefore has expired: or for fnllurr to conpiv with other cedes of tills lurisdicl,.n that mar he re- Iattd to or appertain to cite sections in this Code pertaining to electricity 92 -9 ANNUAL HALM EN = PERHIT An, person, firm or co•porativn regularly cmplo)ing oitr or more quulificd electrical motor cnaice electricians may make alipitcatiei for and obtain an annual electrical maintenance permit 1'ees for such Iletanit sitall be n% art forth by C1ir Cuunctl rrso Uttinn Each annual electrical ma inn maim permit shall be valid for the rear daring which issord Prior to .tannnry Mill of each year, anmtal maintenance permits shall be renewed Work authorized by an annual maintenance permit altnll he limited to nstnllatlona, alterations, ez ten%( ens and maintenance of electrical ulrinR and vquipmcoc in or on existing buildings 92-10 )IMMILI' lbt IN11:11MCE RECORDS Any person, firm or torpor trnace poet[ .511x11 keep installed un..ler swell permit stew% to such records ning obtained an annual main. , .1 of all rltatrlcal equipment o: rbv Building Official ,hall hnvc Within fifteen (15) days following tilt• end of each quarter year, the person, firm orcorparation to which such annual nalntennnee permit was I%awetl $hall transmit to tits Rnilding Offic(al a quarterly report of ail electric., I work done during the preceding quarter and shall ohtain a permit for such work fcrs for quartrrly permits . r uch shall be those sot Earth for other electrical permit. ^xcrpt there shall be no i55nnilee fee charged 92-11 Rr.nJN 5 In the event that any person %hall have obtained nn electrical permit and..() portion of the work or installation covered by such Permit shalt have been commenced and such Peen 511,111 have expired as provided far in %Cct1011 92 7, the permitter, upon presentation to the nodding orficial of n written relpicst on a form provided fir;, - }; Y.�1u Lit..,• • � J -S therefore, shall be entitled to n rcrund In an Amount cquai to eighty per,ent (80.1 of the permit fee actually paid for such permit; however, the portion of the fee retained shall never be less thnn ten dollars (SID 00) In case a permit is Issued in error by tine nuilding Official, all fees ,hail be returned o applicant upon receipt of written request from the applicant No refund s1a11 be granted when teceipt of the request occurs more than one year following po ment of the permit or plan check fee No portion of the plan checking fee shall be refunded, un- less no checking has been performed on a net of plans, in which cn." eighty percent (80:) of the plat checking fee shall lie re- funded, however, the portion of the fee retained shall never be 10,4 than tea dollars (SID 00) The Building Official shall satisfy himself ns to the right of such applicant to such refund and each such refund shall be paid ns provided by law for the payment of claims ngainst the City 92 -12 QULLIrICATION OF MINTDNANCE DLIA.-IRICIANS Cxcry person applying for qualification as maintenance elect- rician shall pny a fee of twenty dollars (520 00) for examina- tion and qualification, and successfully pass an examination, given bi tine Duitdlng Ofrielal, relative to electrical work Any person falling to pass the examination may re -apply for qual- ification after lapse of an days and prt,ment of an additional ten dollar¢ (SID 00) fee for re- examination In 'let, of examination, of a state Ilrctrieal Contractors license or proof of qualification by another governmental agency acceptable to the Building Official may he considered as meeting the requirements of this section Waiver of examination shall not be ctnnidered as a uaiver of any far rtvluired by this section fach annual maintenance electricians qualifications shall expire on December tlst of each year nod shall be renewed within thirty (30) Jays thereafter upon payment of n annuni renewal fee of ten dollars ($10.00) Division IV INSPECTION AND CNrORC0 91 1 INSPECTIONS AND C.ORRrcT1045 Upon completion of the work which has been authorized by Issu- ance of nm• permit, It shill he the duty of the person, firm or corporation Installing the same to notify the Building Official who shall inspect the installation at tlm time such notice is given or an noun thereafter as practicable Where file Building Official finds the inntallation to he In conformity with the pro,isbnn of this rode he m„ nmtif, tit, person firm or eery oration making the Installation :nil connection of his approval, authorizing the use of the installation and connection to the source of supply If upon Inspection the Installation is not found to be fully In conformity n,lth the f avisians of this Code, the onilding Official shalt at once notify tLe person, firm or corporation making the instnl lotion stating the defects which have been found to extst All defects shall be corrected within ton tint Ja,s after inspection and notification, or within other rensonnble time as permitted by tine Building Official Authoriza- tton fo- connection and nae of tempornry• work shall be mad¢ in writing and shall be Issued to expire nt a time to be stated therein and shall be revocable by the Building Official 91-2 )NSPLCI104 nCrORE CONCFa11AI1 :NT When any part of a wiring installation 1s to be hidden from view i by the permanent placement of parts of the building, the person, �s 0 1 0 firm or corporation installing the wiring shall notify the Building Official and such parts of the wiring inatntlntion Shall not be concealed until they have been in•.rected and approved; provided that cn large Installations, where couccalment of parts of wiring proceeds continuously, the person, fpm or corporation installing the wiring shall give the Building Cfficial due notice and Inspections shall be made periodical ty during the progress of the wort The nuliding Official shall have the power to re- move, or require the removal of, any obstruction that prevents proper inspection of any electrical equipment 93 -3 CLEARANCE OF CONNECTION OF ELECTRICAL UTILITIES The:o shall be no clearance for connection of electrical utilities until final building, plumbing, heating and air conditioning Inspec- tion as re,luired is wide and approval has been given on any build - Ing smelt to be connected to such utilities and until all other applicnble Imes and ordinnrces have been complied with, unless .approval has been first obtained from the Building Official 93 -4 EXISTING HIRING Where additions, alterations or ettensio.ns of wiring Installation are proposed, and the existing installation was lawfully installed a, rig to other npplicable ordinance, code or order, and the existing wiring Is not unsafe in the opinion of the building Offi• cial, tine existing wiring nerd not be replaced 93- S RELOCATI.D BUILDINGS Tlectrical wiring in relocated buildings shall comply witF the requirements of this code for new buildings 93 -6 DEFI.CTIVC I.QUIPNCNT Nlren an% electrical equipment Is found by the Building offtclol to he daogrnon, to property or to persons because It is defective or defectively Installed, the person, rim or corporation respnu. sibic for the electrical equipment shnll be nortfiel in writing and shall mate any changes orrepalrs as required by the section in this Code pertaining to nleetricity or other 13ws to place such equipment in safe condition it such work is not completed within the time specified by the Building Official, said nuilding Official chall have authority to disconnect or order the discontinuance of electrical service to said electrical equipment, and any person, film or corporation or political subdivision ordered to discontinne such electrical service shall do so within :4 hours and shall not reconnect or oilnw It to he reconnected until approval has been grnntni author - I:Ing connection and use of such wiring, devices, appliances, or equipment In cases of emergenc), where necessary for safety of persons or of proprrt,, or where electrical vgmipmvnt may Interfere with the work of the Iire Department, the nnildine Official shall leave the author- ity to imediately cause the disconnection of any electrical equip- ment. 93 7 CONNI'CTIOV 10 NOURCE OF SUPPLY it sh.ull ho unpanrul fnr nor person, firm or cnrpornllnn to make connection Ilnm a enrce of electrical energy or to supply electric service to au, electric wiring devices, appliance or equipment for tine installation of which a permit 1s required, unlrs: such person, firm or corporation shall have obtained satisfactory evidence from the Building Official that such wiring, devices, opplinnee, or equipment arc in all respects In conformity with all applicable legal provisions 93 -8 LIAUtIATY This Cade shall not be construed to relieve from or lessen the responsibility of any party, awning, operating., controlling or Installing anyefectric wiring, electric devices or electric materials for damages to person or property caused by any de- fect thereln, nor shall the jurisdiction be held as assuming ins, such 111111111 ty by reason of the inspection authorized herein, or approval given nn herein provided 93 -9 PENALTICS Any person, firm or corporation, violating any provisions of this Code shall be guilty of a misdemeanor anti upon cam fiction thereof, shall ire punishable by n fine of not more than $500.00 or by imprisonment for a period of not more than six months, or by both such fine and imprisonment 93 -10 CONTINUING VIOLATION Every person, firm or corporation violating any of the provisions Of this Code $11-111 be deemed guilty of n separate offense for each Jar or portion thereof during which such violation continues and shall be punishable therefor as herein provided 9.3 -11 CONrORNITY It 1% unlawful For any person, firm or corporation, either as owner, architects contractor, artison or otherwise, to do or 1.nowingly to cause or permit to by Jane an) electrical wiring as defined in this Code in such manner that the same shall not con- form to all of the provisions of this Code 93.12 APPROVIJI ItAII:RIALS All electric nI materials, equipment and npplfnncec hall be approved by the Building Official for use or method of installa- tion prior to untilization within tine scope of this Code I.Iht Tag or labeliue as conforming to the s[.mJa rds of Underwriters lahora- torirs, Inc , as approved by the United States nurenu of Nines, the American Standards Association, and the Iluited Stated nurenu of Standards, or other similar institutions of recognized standing, Shall he prima facie evidence of confornity with approved stanlnrds of snfet% to life and property Notwithstanding the foregoing, any material, method of installation, or equipment, the use of which, an the written opinion of the Building Official would con- stitute nn unreasonable hazard to tire or safety may be disapproved by the Building official tirct Ion I Section :111 -:t (al of 9,1Id ficcirl,al fade Is amrndrd to read as follows hIVIC10\ S DRAMA I.I1119111S AND I i i pl itS Section 210 -21 (-1) 15 and 20 MIPCRr BRANCH CIRCUITS. A 15- ampere branch eircnht shall he permittrd to supply only lighting cutlets or an indicidalal flled nppliancc A 21)- ampere branch eintcit shall he permittrd to supply lighting outlets, receptacle outlets, fixed appliances, or a combination of same the total rating of fixed appli- ance" supplied hr 91601 circuit shall not escceti ❑I: of the rating of the branch circuit the rating of a single fixed appliance d supe by an Individual branch circuit shall not extend 80% of the rating pli le rho circuit, rxurri ON: The small applian, branch circuits required In dveilings Section 220.3 (b) shall supply only the receptacle outlets specified in the section h Seetloe 5 Section 210 -25 (b) of said Clectrical Code is amended to read as follows: Section 210 -25 (b) ONF.LLING -TYPE OCCUPANCICS. In every kitchen, family room, dining room, ,reakfa.4t room, living room, parlor, library, den, still room, bedriom, recreation room, or similar rooms, receptacle outlets %hill be Installed so that no point along the floor line I1, any wall space 1% more than b feet, mensurcd horizontally, from no mole, in t11nt space, Including any wall space 2 feet or more in width and the wall space occupied by sliding panels in exterior walls The wail space afforded by flxei room dividers, such as free - standing bar -type count_rs, shall be included in the 6-foot measurement In kitchen and dining areas a receptacle outlet shall be installed at each counter space wiJer than 12 inches Counter top %pace separated by range top %, refriderator %, or sink% %hall be considered as separate counter top spaces Receptacles rendered fnnrce %sible In the Installa- tion of stationary nppllances shall not be c- asidered as these required outlets. Receptacle outlets shall, Insofar as practical 1.0 spaced equal dis- tances apart Reccptncie outlets In fluor% shell not be counted as part of the required number of receptacle outlets unless located close t0 the wall At least one tall receptacle outlet shall be installed in the bathroom adjacent to the basin location See 210 -8 fn) for a one- family dwclling,at least one receputcic Outlet sbnll be install - cd outdoors At least one receptacle outlet shall be Installed In each basement and garage Outlet% in other %ertlons of the dwelling for special appliances, su.h as laundry equipment, 0:111 be placed within G feet of th. intended location of the appliance At Ieast one receptacle outlet shall be in %talled for the laundry FXCEPTION It: In a dwelling unit that Is nn apartracrt or Ilving area IT) a molt l- mil) building where laundry facilities are provided on the premises that are available to all building occupants, a launlry reeep- tncle shall not be required 1AMPTIOV 02: In other than %Ingle- family dwelling% where laundry fnc- Tliti'Ws me not to be in %talled or permitteJ, a laundry receptacle shall not be required CXCITTION ON: In a dwelling that is a unit In a hotel, motel, motor FO urt, ar ant el lintel, a laundry receptacle %loll not be require) A% u%ed in tills %rction a "wall %pace^ %11,11 br considereJ a wall unbuo- ken along the flnor line b) doorway%, fi- epinces, and similar openings. Each wall space two nr more feet wide shall be treated indivWunlly and separately from other wall spaces within the rono A wall splice shall be remitted to Include two or more walls of a room (mound corners) where unbroken it the floor tine 1110 purpose of this re,p,irement Is to minimize the use of cords nrross doorways, flrepinces, and similar openings The receptacle outlets rrqutred by this Srrtion shall br in iddition to any receptacle tint I% part of any lighting fixture or appliance, located within cabinets or cupboards, or locatal over 5 -112 feet above the floor Sect Ion o Section 210 -25 of -.aid rle.trical Code is amenJe%I by addition of Subsections (c), M. (g) and (h) as follows: Section 210 -25 (e) RICITTACLCS - RIII11uISC ACUSSORY 10 IRII,TIPLE ONF.LLING USES w i�w� ^a %.�F��fT: = �t=0z %i+= s :� =�#S- ... _ - .. _ - _ __ . _ �, _ a -vt•� ,_ _g. Emch bdlding accessory to mnitiplo dwelling uses shall be provided with at Icast one receptacle Carages or carports designed for use by more than one dwelling unit shall be provided with one receptacle for each four f4) parking spaces or fraction thereof, controlleJ by a time clock or shall be wired as follows for their respective condition: I Where a receptacle outlet is wired for each indlvldnal parking space, the outlet shall be energized by each individual npartment service and shall be on a separate circuit 2 Where receptacles are energized by the house meter, the number of receptacles on a circuit shall not exceed six 3 Where garages or carports are separated with a wall so as to form Individual parking spaces for individual apartments, then at least one receptacle shall be provided to each garage or carport space wired either In accordance with Item No 1 or Itcm No 2 above Niring shall br run underground to new or reconstructed detached buildings in conduit approved for the purpose. Section 210 -25 (f) BUILDING ACCRSSORI' TO DWI:I.I.INrs - 11INDW.1 AIRING. Carports and gnrages, accessory to single family duelling or duplexes, shall be wired with a minimum of one grounding type receptacle on a separate 20 amp circuit Wiring to detached garagrc or carports serving single family dwellings or dupleNcs shell hr installed In a minimum 3/4" racewal from distribution panel and run underground Add- itional receptacle outlets, no' - xceeding 3, may be installed on the some circuit Laundry recrpracles as rap .s by Section 210 -25 (h) shall not .:e con- strued a5 meeting the minimum garage or carport receptacle mluired by this Section Section 210 -2S (gl LQUIPM.Nr ROOM RrCI'PL1rI.1' A receptacle outlet shalt be provided in all euptilnont rooms, attic and underfloor aro.,s where nrylpmcnt Is installed to provide a power source for repair Section 210 -25 (h) BUILT -IN GAS OCINS A receptacle outlet shall be installed to serve each built -in gas oven The outlet shall be located so that it is aceessihlc without removing the oven This outlet may be Installed on the lighting circuit and will be counted in the number of lights per circuit Section Section 210 -26 or ,aid Ilettiical (,,je n amended to rend os follows Section 210 -26 LIGHTING OUTLLrS Rr.(jU1RLU Lighting outlets Quail be Installed where specified below: (n) 11wc II Ing _ JILT On1vuc des At bast one wall switch controlled lighting out in shall Vc installed In every habitable room, bath- room, in hallways, stairways, and garages; and at nntdnor entrances, At le"t one lighting nutlet shall ho Installs! In .un attic, under- floor space, utility room and basement wheuc used for storage or containing r,puipment requiring servicing r\CCPTIOC =1 In habitable room;, other than kitcholsor bathroons, ono nr more rrcept,cles controlled by a wall snitch shall he per- mitted in lieu of lighting outlets RSCCPTI ON 52: In haliways, stairways, and nt outdoor entrances remote, central, or automatic control of lighting shall be permitted 151:_) •; (b) Guest rooms At least one wall switch controlled lighting outlet or wall switch controlled receptacle shall he Installed in West- rooms in hotels, motels, or similar occupancies (e) Minimum I.Aghting Outlets - Militias: Acees!nry to a minimum of one switched light outlet Wiring to detached neressory• buildings serving dwelling occupancies shall be installed in minimum 3/4" conduit and no underground. Garages or cnrports designed for use by more than one dwelling unit shall have at least onr llg _ outict for each 4 parking spaces or fraction thereof, controlled by a time elect or shall be wired as follows for their respective conditions 1 Where a !Ight is wired for each individual parking space and n switch is provided in cacti apartment for each separate light, the light may be on a lighting circuit energized by the indivi- dual apartment meters 2 Where less than one lighting outlet per parking space Is pro- vided, the Iights and the time clock shall be energized by a srparnte house meter I Where garages or carports are separated with a wall so as to form InJivlJonl parking spaces for unlividaal apartments, then at (cast one light shall be provided in each garage or lrport space, wired either in accordance with Item No I or Item No 2 above Wiring shall he na underground to all detached buildings In conduit approved for the purpose (d) foul en[ Room Lighting- A switched light nutlet shall be provided tit ell cyuipment rooms, attics and underfloor areas where equipment Is Installed to provide sufficient illumination for repair Sect lot's 8 Said Electrical Code Is hereby amended by adding Section 210 -27 to read as follows: Section 2t0 -27 LOCATION OF BRA 11 CIRCUIT PROTLCTII'0 OCVICCS Branch circuit protective devices shall be installed In and for each npnrtmcnt of n mr.lti- famtly dwelling Nothing contained In this part shall be deemed or construed to permit lnctnllat!on of any electrical device or circuit for any Occupancy within any other occupancy, the control or protection of which Is not accessible to the user at sill tines No pnrts of ram' circuit shall supply electrical energy to more than one occupnrcr Branch circuit distribution panels shall not be located to any hathroon, clothes, linen, or broom elos ^ts Section 9 Said Electrical Cade is hereby amended by adding Section 210 -28 to read as follows Section 210.28 SIGN CIRCUITS A sign circuit Qall be Installcl In a separate raceway tO an nceesslble location at the front of each commercial and Industrinl occgtancy Section In Section 220 -3 (b) 2 of said Electrical Cede is amended to read as follows: Section 220 -3 (b) 2 Receptacle nuticts installed fn the kitchen shall he supplixl by not less than three small appliance branch circuits which shall also be permitted to supply rrceptncle outlets In the other rooms specified In (1) above Additional small appliance branch circuits shall be permitted to supply receptacle outlets in such other rooms Seetinn II Sectlur 2 20 -3 of said Electrical Code is nmended by adding thereto Subsactton (c) to read as follows: Section 220 -3 (e) Each dwelling unit shill have Instalitd therein an individual food - wuste grinder branch circuit Said circuit shall he provided with all Indicating t)Pe suitclu located In tiro wall adjacent to the sink or cabinet Section 12 Section 220 -10 (a) of said Electrical Code Is amended to read as follows: Section 220 -10 (a) AIIPACM AND CMIPOTCD LOA11S Feeder conductors shall have sufficient anpacity to supply the load served In no case shall the computed load or a feeder be less than the stop of the loads on the branch circuits gupplled ns de- termined by Part A of this Article after ant applicable demand factors permitted by Ports R C, or D have been applied nor less than SO amperes ampacity, which ever Is greater Section I Said Clectr)cn) Ledo is hereby amended by adding Section 310 -14 to read as follows: Section 310 -14 Aluminum conductors smaller than No o %hall not be used for cir- cuit conductors, feeders or subfee•Jers Sect l nn II Said Electrical Cole is hereby nmcndcl by deleting Note No. 3 of Tables 310 -16 through 310 -19, Page 70 -136 Sect tun IS Section 2311 -43 of said Electrical Code is amended to rend as follows: Section 230 -43 NIRING IIFTIIODS rOR wit vOLTS OF LISS OR LESS Service entrance conductors shall be installed in accordance with the applicable retpulrements of this code covering the type of wiring method used and limited to the following methods I Rigid Metal Cnnduit ExCI PT I ON',: a Aluminum conduit shall not be used for overhead service entrance raceway b Aluminum conduit shall not be used for underground service racewat 2 Electrical lictallie Tubing LXt:I PTIONti a Ilcetricnl metal tic tubing shall not be rased where support- ing or intended to support service drop nttnehments b Iicctrlcal metallic tubing shall not be used its underground servuc� entrance raceway 3 Nlrcwny< 4 nusways 5 Auxiliary Guttcrs 6 Rigid Non- Netallic Conduit 5� -I U chp f I us5: a Rigid non- metaliie landau sltnll not be used for overhead service entrance raceway 7 Cablebus 8 Mineral Insulated iletal- Sheathed Cable Section I6 Section 230 -72 (e) of said Electrical Cade is amended to read as follows: Section 230 -72 (c) LOCATION The service disconnecting means shnll be located on the exterior of the building at tine nearest safe and readily accessible polnt to where the service conductors enter the building EXCEPTION: On buildings of a commercial or industrial 0110 that nre nomnlly open during an average business day, the service switch, feeder mid /or meter mar be Installed within the building if meeting the re- quirement- of the serving utility Service disconnects, where per- mitted lnslat a building, shall be located In a space, readily ac- cessible, and ne „rest the point of entry of the service conductors into the building ns possible Iii MON VII GROUNDING Section 1- Section 230 -117 of gild Electrical Code is amended to read as follows: Section 2SO -112 GROUNDING ELECTRODE llte connection or a grounding electrode conductor to a grounding electrode shill be made nt a readily accessible point and in n manner that will ngsure a pcmanent and effective ground h9lvre neecs+ary to assure this for n metal piping system aged as a grounding electrode, effective landing shall be provided around insulated joints and sec - ions and around mtv equipment that is likely to be disconnected for repairs or repinecment DIVISION Vill PANEa80ARDS 5cctnou Is Said Electrical Crde is hereby amended by odding Section 384 -28 to read as follows Section 384 -28 t1IND01 SIZE (nl Sen•ice r,piipmont Instilled to %ri,e single family dwellings shall hate a cep.tcit) of not Icg', than 211 %Ingle pole ovcr- cprncnt protective deuces in addition to a main switch or circuit breaker (b) Service equipment installed to serve commercial or industrial buildings shall have an ampacity rating to serve the intended load bat net less than 60 nm,ere% Service condult or feeder raceways %hall ue not less than I” lice except that -there service condult or fccdrr rncewny is concealed, tote minimum size rnce- way shall he 1 -1 /m" (e) feeders and %ubfceders serving individuni units of multiple family dwellings shall have an ampacity of not less than 60 amperes. Conduit for Such feeders shall be not less than I" site 58.1.- III:e Cat;.:.- - s.=is :- _,.- srC.i•_ ,- ..�. _ . __ __ ___ _ ___ • _ .. ` -I3 Section 19 Said Electrical Cale is hereby amended by adding Section 361 -29 to read as follows: Section 394 -29 SPACE RACEWAYS For one nnu two Family dwellings, two (2) three - quarter ln•h (3/411) spare raceways for future use shall be prnvided for each dwelling unit, one running from the pmmlboard to an accessible locntion in the attic and one to an accessible location under thus floor Where either space is not available because of method of construction, such termination of spare raceways shall be as approved by the Building Official DIVISIQ9 IX WIRING NETIIODS Section 20 Section 320 -3 of said Electrical Code is amended to read as follows: Section 320 -5 USES PERI117TED Open wiring on insulations shall be permitted on systems of 600 volts, nominal, or less for industrial or agricultural establishments in outdoor locations only Section 21 Section 320 -15 of said Electrical Code is hereby deleted Section 72 Section 336 -3 of said Electrical Code is amended to rend as follows: Section 336 -3 IISCS PEIIIIITTED OR NOT PfRIIITTED Types N71 and NMC Cables shall be permitted to be used in residential occupancies and In buildings or portions of buildings necessary to Individual dwelling units, when not exceeding three (3) stores In height (a) Type MI this type of nou- net.ullic sheathed cable shall he permitted to be installed for both exposed and concealed work in normally dry locations It dull be permissible to install _ or fish type NII cable In air voids in masonry block or tile calls where such walls are not exposed or subject to excessive moisture or dampness, Type NII cable shall not be installed where exposed to corrosive fumes or vapor (b) Type NNV ))•• *IV, Cattle shall be permitted for both exposal d c anoncealer work it, dry, moist, damp, or corrosive locations, and in air voids of outside and inside walls of masonry block or tile (e` Uses Not permit ed for Either Iw \I or NIK' Types NN and NIIC Ca !es shall not 4e used as (1) cervice- entrance collie, (2) in any commerical or . ndustrial building, (3) in any hazardous location, (1) in any building reapttred to be of incombustible constriction, (5) In underfloor crawl spaces, (6)1u unenclnsed to- catinu< of pritate garages, (7) for circulta or portions of cir- cuits located other than within and sorting all Individual dwell- 1119 unit, (S) lit any area where exposed to mecinnieal daninge or the elements, (9) where embedded In masonry, concrete fill or plaster, (10) where rum in shallow chases in masonry or concrete and covered with plaster or similar finish Section 2, Section 335 -2 of saiu Eleetricsl Code is hereby deleted Sectiol .1 Section 3sn -s nr <aid Ilectrical Codr is amended to rood as follows: 5� ti,�.M��- .,7',�;i.� n,•lY�.a, \tint,: i..•: ':^•• `xMNV , �y'G.vY :/.t,. itv�.... ,Y'e `. 't•, x.r ..r..,� \��;r ••rl%:�t��. •`QV.C„ Section 2G Section 20 _I.1 0 Section 350 -5 GROUNDING Flexible metal conduit may be used as a grounding means where both the conduit and the fittings are approved for the purpose C%CCPTIQNS• 1 riexible octal conduit may be usenl for grounding If the length Is six feet (6') or less, It Is terminated In fittings approved for the purpose, and the circuit conductors contained therein are protected by overcurrent devices rated nt 20 amperes or less 2 Flexible metal conduit may be used for grounding by the use of fittings which thread into the convulutuons of square -cut flexible conduit Section 370 -52 of slid Electrical Code is hereby attended by adding the following Subsection (g): Section 370 -52 (g) Boxes used In required, fire- reststive walls shall be of octal or other approved incombustible materials Articles 550 and 5SI of said Elcetricai Code pertaining to mobile home parks, recreational vehicles, and recitation vehicle parks are hereby deleted Section 27 Purstunt to Ilealth and Safety Code Sections 17958 5 and 17958.7, a city mar make such Modifications in the requirements of the regulations adopted pursuant to Iicalth and Safety ('ode Section 17n22 as It determines to be reasonably necessary hecanse of local conditions, and the City Conoco of the City of Rancho Cucamonga determines that the modifications set forth herein are in fact reasonably necessary because of local conditions as set forth more fully below: a It is reasonably nectssar), because of local conditions, to modify and supplement Article 90 of the Nntlonal Clectrieal Code 1978 Edition, dealing with ndministratlon anti enforcement, in order to provide for efficient and orderly operation of the Building and Safety Division b It Is reasonnbly accessary, because of local conditions, to modify and add sections to Articles 210, 220, 310, 320. 336, 338, 350, and 370 of tine National Clectrieal Code, 1978 Edition, In order to prnvlde for increased electrical and fire safety, Illumination of exitways. convenience, sanitation and economy In electrical Instal jai Ions e It is reasonably necessary, because of local conditions, to modify 4rticlos 23n and 250 of the National riectri ^•al Code, In -8 1111tion, Je.11ing with permitted typos of scr%icc conduit and location m service equipment and service grounding, In order •o clarify and make specific the Intent of the code d It is reasonably necessary, because of iacal conditions, to modify tie National ri"trienl Code by addition of Sections +81 -28 .110 3SI -29 in order to provide ror future expansion, efficiency, convenience and prevention of obsolenscenee in electrical service installations Inch and every modification of slid Code as ldopted by this City Council has been necessitated becnu•, tie provisions of the published Code are inadequate to provide for protection of health, safety and weifnte of tie general public and the efficient, orderly aJministrat ion of the Building and Safctv Division. i • L •fit T' . the :above Ilsted cxprc�r ed findjig. sb.tll he made nvnl lnble ns n lit it, is record and a ecity with the mndif icnt inns thereof, shall be kept an file wid, the Roilding and Safety bivslon Section :8 11te City Clerk shall certif, ht the 11a..119e of thi< ordinance and .11,111 caosc the snore to he poh11<bcd .t( n+ptiml by Inw The Vith Clerk shall nlso file n .vrt,fird onpl of this ordi- nance with the Stnte Department of limning and t'ommntity 11"elop- tncnt PASSIP, APPROV111 AVP db0P11:11 this drat of 1979 by the folioa.ing vote: - —" Al l S: a N01;8: ' ARSI.NI Arnl;r • i RESOLUTION 79 -8 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING THE DAILY REPORT AS OUR NEWSPAPER OF C-ENERAL CIRCULATION FOR THE PURPOSE OF PLACING LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS WHEREAS, the City has recently revised its procedures pertaining to the placement of legal advertisements; and, WHEREAS,it is appropriate that the City Council designate a newspaper of general circulation for the purpose of placing all legal advertisements; and, WHEREAS, the Ontario Daily Report presently has the largest circulation of any daily newspaper serving the City of Rancho Cucamonga HOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga that the placement of all legal advertisements, notices, and other legally required documents shall be published in the Ontario Daily Reportla newspaper of general circulation serving the City of Rancho Cucamonga 1979 PASSED, APPROVED, and ADOPTED this day of , ATTEST: d:r, Clty Clerk Mayor N E N 0 R A R D U 11 Date: January 31, 1979 To: Lauren Wasserman From Harry Empey Subject: Resolution and Fee Schedule for Document Raoroduction The Resolution submitted to the City Council sets the fees for recovery of costs for reproducing documents that are considered public records The State law sets a maximum of 15 cents per page for duplication ` of any public records In addition, it is appropriate for the City to establish a cost for copies of traffic accident reports prepared by the Sheriff's department The rate of $2 50 per copy was established in 1963 and no longer reflects the costs for labor and materials It is recommended that the City establish a fr, of S4 for copies of traffic accident reports Our neighboring cities presently charge the following rate: Ontario S3 00 Upland $4 00 for first four pages; $1.09 for each additional ' page. Montclair $2 00 for first four pages; $1 nO for each additional u page Recommendation. It is recommended that Resolution 79 -7 adopting charge for duplication of public records be adopted by the City Council 63, • • RESOLUTION NO. 79 -7 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING A UNIFORM CHARGE FOR DUPLICATION OF PUBLIC RECORDS Wr:EREAS, the California Public Records Act and specifically Government Lodz Section 6257 was amended to allow a city to impose a fee not exceeding fifteen cents (SO 15) per page for duplication of a public ^ecord NOA, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, shall Imoose a fee of fifteen cents (SO 15) per page for the oublicaticn of any identifiable public record or information produced thrrefrom. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the following charges are established for certain ordinances and reports for the City of Rancho Cucamonga: Business License Ordinance .. 1 50 Subdivision Ordinance .. 2 00 Traffic Ordinance , 2 50 Traffic Accident Reports. I ...4 00 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that in addition to costs herein mentioned, postage and handling will be added to those documents that require mailing and that a minimum fee of $1 00 will be charged for any reproduction requirement 1979 PASSED, APPROVED, and ADOPTED this _day of Mayor ATTEST —T ty er rI CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MEMORANDUM DATE: February 7, 1979 TO: City Council FROM: Lloyd Hubbs, City Engineer SUBJECT: EASEMENT ABANDONMENT As a requirement of approval of Parcel Hap No 4875, the abandonment of excess rights- cf -vay was determined at the tentative approval stage Therefore, submitted for you action 18 the attached resolution authorizing the City Engineer to sign the Quitclaim deeds on behalf of the City c' •�• ••••• • ^• ^a. .n.vt LUI, itA41 °, 1// IU.9 SPACC Quitclaim Deed (Cnrp,uOYw.) LILS. /_ tCH"TO6. CHAaTORT FOR A VALUABLE C0�traw a.fo,C rnrip of rhirb •n herby -to —kiza. The City Or Fiat n does hrrrby Irnir<, re4ase aml (ern <r q*";. to 0j==182 L. 0. Bliss, Ronald H. Snlllie and Paula S. SoAllfe, Hnnev C. Douglas Corgen as tenants in cannons tpougtas E. Baca aMd Kathleen L. the real preleny in the Cl ty Or ftrrho County of San BerroMlro mare of GlifaraL, dry eel as foDowr That portion of Arrow Route being a portion of the Nest halt of the nortlZ w- quarter •a[ the southwest one - quarter of Section 11, To nshlo L South, Ranze 7 Peat, San 1.erarter 'Base and Meridian. described as follows; Commencing at the Nest m quarter corner of said so.thwent one- quarter of Section 11: thence South 890 42' 17" East 356.35 feet Alma, the north Ilse o[ the swt7a/est ope- quarce, of Section 11 and the c"tcrllm of Arrow Route (too feet vide): thence South 00 07' 22" East 50 00 feet to a point m the 300th line said Arrw, Irate and the TRUE POINT OF BEC1N:11r4; thence contlwlug South 00 07' 22^ Past t0,00 feet: thence �vtth 890 42. 17" East 86.25 feet to the beglrning of a curve concave sou:hvesteriy with a 5adltu of 20.00 feet: thence southeasterly alum said curve thrwdl a central anzte of b9 )L' S5" a 1eoxU of 31.27 feet to a point off tangency on the westerly right line o2 8anrho Nay (60 feet vide); [hence North 0 07' 22" Vest along said vesterly line 10.00 feet to the beginning o[ a curve concave 500tNresterly with a radius of 20,00 feet: thrace northwes[erio atone said curve thrauth a central Anal" of 890 34. 55'; =;;th of 31.27 feet to a point of taneray. with said south line of Arrow, Rwte said point of cange> being 50.00 feel south as neasnred at right style, fran said a /rth Ifou of the southwest one- quarter of Section 11; thence along said seutb line of Art" Route north 00 07' 22" Nest 66 10 feet to the TRDE Poltrr Or BTLl1. i=. — --- STATE Or GLIrO3Y14 CDUa7T Or SS 0. _ kh.r nee. dr xdmPN, • rxrry r"&, fr W Is - •' - -__ srwr, nnw.gr .4 de M �a•n.r/ i i...r w we b tr dr nx.vd dr .ea.r w..rr.r..• .r/ "AI .r d,, a"', w - I,..Y[rrd w on M4 ww r..•L, wo/ � .ax•, .M txYL d w w do ;., l,rrr 1 rvel da Aw j a t .Mrx<.(in 1<x a t (slip 1"N" a.wr n.f2 .l d.q tr ry1N w YrAll a,xv[') Ise. 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CwxwnM tN< tVAI PLAU: INe1.111`04L RCVI IIUC SrAMI•S M 11115',#'Act Quitulaim Heed (Curpernlinn) ((, It Mf0lt CIIAATOIIS) FOR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, mails of which is hereby arinowleJged, The City of Rancho doCS hereby remise, release and famer gnitclaim to CucamnEA Itellman Avenue Associates, a partnership the real property in the City of f echo CUGVmnV¢ ' County f San flctTA r%din0 : Y ,State of Glifornia, described as (olloro: • I That portion of Arrow Route being a portion of the Nest one -half of the northwest one - quarter of the t uthwest one- quarter of Section 11, Township I South, Range 7 Nest, San Bernardino Base and Meridian, described as follows: Coemencing at the Neat one - quarter corner of said southwest one - quarter of Section 11; thence South 890 42' 17" East 732 71 feet along the north line of said southwest one - quarter of Section 11 and the centerline of Arrow Route (100 feet wide); thence South 0° 07' 22" East 50 00 feet to a point on the south line of said Arrow Route and the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING; thence continuing South g° ° 07' 22" East 10 00 Feat: [hence South 89 42' 17" East 23 64 Eeet: [hence North 0 07' 22" Nest 10.00 feet to a point being South 50 00 feet as measured at right angles from said north line of the southwest one - quarter of Section 11; thence along said south line of Array Route North 890 421 17" Nest 23 64 feet to ti,e TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING STATE OF CALIFORNIA 1 COUNTY OF (55. -.._ ..__- ...._..._..._.. 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OHJNYd - I . �9 u. 9 r I a a i�` I ' • � \1i O C1TY OF RANDIO CUCA11OUCA 0 STAFF UOU DATE: February 7, 1979 TO: CITY COUNCIL FROM JACK LAN, Director of Community Development SUBJECT: THE PURCHASE OF AERIAL PHOTOS FOR THE CITY The City Council had previously Indicated Interest in obtaining a largo aerial photograph such as the one the Cucamonga Water District has in their board room Since the visibility and the condition of the deciduous trees in the winter time are more appropriate for such an aerial photo, it is now appropriate to order one. Staff has obtained the following cost est Castes of the product: 1. Take vertical aerial photos at approximately 16,000 fret above the ground In such a manner that six rectified prints can be mosatced into one continuous photo enlargement covering the approximate 7 1/4 X 10 0/4 miles of the City. - A photo index mop and one act of 9 in X 9 in contact prints will be provided. Cost of this item which includes the necessary rectification Procedures to compensate for the general slope of the valley floor is $1,050.00 . . . . . 2 One 6 112 ft X 9 1/2 ft. photo mosaic enlargement covering the entire area at approximately 1 Inch - 5CO inch composed of six rectified prints music mounted on metal covered board with supporting framework on the backside ?lassie will be made in two equal sections and bolted together horizontally upon delivery $1,255 00 . . . . . . 7. Three 39 1n. X 57 fn, msaic enlargements covering the entire nrea approxi- mately 1 inch. - 1000 ft. composed of six rectified prints mounts,: on 1/8 Inch masonite with supporting framework on the backside Total cost for the three is $675.00 Item 01 is the cost of the flight Item 62 is the cost of the large metal backed mosaic for the Council Chamber And Ttem PI is the order of three smaller mounted mosaics that would be used }v staff for Planning and Engineering work with one of these being mounted in the City offices conference room. AECOMENDATIOY: If Council still desires the aerial photo for the Council Chambers, staff would recommend that the City Council authorize expenditure from the contingency fund of $7,160 00 for the cost of the above Staff recommends that if the flight is =Je for the larger aerial, the three smaller mosaics should be inclided to maximize the usefulness of the order Respectfully submitted, •mot lM� """ --" " JACK W1, Director of Community Development JL:clm —M • 0 RESOLUTION NO. 79 -9 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, GRANTING AND EXE- CUTING TV QUITCLAIM DEEDS Acting on the recommendation of the City Engineer, the City Council taken the following action to execute two Quitclaim Deeds in connection with drainage and flowage casement. 6HEREAS, the subject matter of this resolution having been duly considered, and it appearing that the following action is proper and to taken in the beat public interest; NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by rise City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, thnt it authorizes execution and granting of two Quitclaim Deeds In favor of Hellman Avenue Associates and L O. Bliss et al , respectively, involving the property which is fully described to said Quitclaim Deeds attached, and; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by said City Council that It authorizes execution of said instrument by the City Engineer for and on behalf of the City of Rancho Cucamonga PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED this _ day of February 1979. Mayor ATTEST: City Clerk •) .✓ ' r may.�,j