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1979/03/21 - Agenda Packet
.I.,i ., AGENDA CITY OF RANCHO CUCANONGA Regular Meeting March 21, 1979 ,r a 1 ALL TO ORDER. 2. PLEDGt TO FLAG / 3. ROLL CALL: Mikels Palombo Schlosser ✓ , West Frost. 4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: 5 ANNOUNCEMENTS 6. CONSENT CALENDAR: The following Consent Calendar Moms are expected to be routine and non - contiororslal. 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 Item be removed from the Consent Calendar for later diucussion a Approval of Warrants in the amount of $143,223.09 .... .. ... ,. 1 b. Authorization required for Beverly Aethelet to attend City 8 Clerk's Institute in Fresno April 25 -27. Item was budgeted. C. Frc.way rlaintenance Agreement with Caltrans .......................... 10 A previously executed agreement of March 7, 1978, has peen slightly modified but the substance of the agreement is unchanged This agreement covers local roads currently trave.sing freeway right -of -way at I -15 and Baseline. East Avenue, Etiwanda Avenue, Victoria Street and Cherry Avenue d Storm Drain Fee Refunds .. ... .. .. 26 Authorizing the Finance Director to refund $21,028 00 in storm drain fe:s collected under urgency Ordinance 53, which will be refunded due to the rescinding of this Ordinance of �o City Council Agenda -2- March 21, 1079 . e. Tract 9254: Release of bond to Walton Construction Corporation.. . 27 Performance Bond (road) $138,000 f. Tract 9274: Release of bends to M.J. Brnck d Sons .. ............. 29 Performance Bond sewer) $ 48,000 Performance Bond water -on site) 54,000 Performance Bond water -off site) 13,000 9. Tract 9297 Accept Roads and release bonds to Brattain..... 31 Contractors, Inc. Performance Bond (sewer) S 28,000 Performance Bond (water) 24,000 Performance Bond (road) 120,000 h Tract 9298: Release of bond to Manfred Hall 33 Perfo,mance Bond (water) $ 29,000 . i. Tract 9355• Release of bond to R L Sievers E Sons, Inc 35 Performance Bond (water) $ 39,000 J Tract 9358: Release of bond to Crowell /Leventhal, Inc . . .. .'38' Performance Bond (water) S 51,000 k Tract 9447 Accept roads and release bonds to Walton Construction Corporation. . .. 40 Performance Bond (sewer) S 13,000 . Performance Bond (water) 19,000 Performance Bond (road) 50,000 1 Tract 9569: Release of bond to Ban Lee Construction.. ... 42 ..... Performance Bond (water). S 31,000 M. Tract 9616: Release of bonds to M.J Brock d Sons... „ 44 Performance Bond (water) S 44,000 Perfromance Bond (sewer) 39,000 7. PUBLIC HEARINGS: A. An Ordinance adopting the 1978 Edition of the National ............... 46 clectrt tai Code. Since incorporation the County Building and Safety Department, and subsequently, the Building Division have been enforcinq the San Bernardino County Electrical Code in and for the City It is staff's opinion that the County regulations are not adequate or complete enough for utilization in expanding incorporated Jurisdictions like Rancho Cucamonga In addition, a new edition of the National Electrical Code is now available and should be adopted to maintain currency and compliance with State Housing regulations City Council Agenda l� BB V �1V 0 -3- March 21, 1979 RECOMMENDATION. It is the recommendation of the Building Divisf n tithe prclp o-sseed�lectrical regulations be adopted ORDINANCE NO. 59 Reading)........ L. -�..Ni..} 59 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANC40 CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING THE 1978 EDITION OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE AND MAKING CERTAIN CHANGES THEREIN NECESSARY TO MEET LOCAL CONDITIONS NO. 66 Second Reading) ...�. ... ... .... 74 AN PRDINANCE OF THE CITY LO CITY CUC .ONGA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING t71166��00ggDI NO. 79 -02 WHICH REPEALS SECTI 025A(b)3 §1 22 AND ADDS SECTION 61.0 (a)9 OF ZONIN Zone Chan a No. D7 -65 and 98 -65 - Van ward - A Chan e 6? zone rom R- - 0 to R -3 or acres o an ocated on the northeast corner of Ramona and 19th. (n� ORDINANCE NO. 67 (Second Reading) . dk'.{,d�n�. 4.S -. . . 75 AN ORDINANCE OF TIIE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, REZONING ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NO 202 - 171 -47 (ZC 97 -65 E 98 -65) ORDINANCE NO. 69 .(Second Reading) qty(, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY 0 CHO- CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO 30, WHICH PERTAINS TO THE FINANCING OF INTERIM SCHOOL FACILITIES. TO INCREASE FEES THEREUNDER, AND TO PROV L0 dd�� ,,!!//JJ ,n % THE EDDEDICCAATI O] OF LAUD IN LIEU THEREOF ivCC!! E. Zonin Ordinance Anendment No. 79 -n1 - Sign Ordinance T, n nhnt to t o zoning Ordinance to aall news n C\ ord nance and repeal all existing sign provisions. \ORDINANCE NO. 65 (First Reading). .. ... nib AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO 1-�CUCAMOIIFA, CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING A COMPREHENSIVE SIGN ORDINANCE \AND REPEALING CERTAIN SECTIONS OF THE SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY o, CODE PERTAINING TO SIGN REGULATION 76— 83 8 9 1- ; City Council Agenda -4- March 21, 1979 F 2onej Age 103 -67 - Parks - A rehearin of the appeal af. ..... .... 105 ibz Pianng Commiss 9F__ n ec s on re ardin a zone c ha from�A -1 -5 li�miteC agiculture to C -1 limited Commercial) orp_rfp prop on the lout side of t Street approximate�touu- east of Hermosa. G. ThIe City v n ne ne nn Council n of Rancho Cucamonga last September appinted .. . 111 a n wn a..w .- wC- .mil .. t_ ••] _T__, ..__ �jORDINANCE r NO. 70 (14 yr. . . . ... �u+ ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF I CITY OF RANCHO w`_ i'CCUOMMISSIUN 70 CREATING AN PRESERVATION CITYCOUNCILIN �X [� THE IDENTIFICATION ACID PRESERVATION OF HISTORICAL OBJECTS, EVENTS, STRUCTURES AND SITES AND TO IDENTIFY PERSONS OF HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE TO T1;E CITY OF RANCHO CUCOMONGA H A request to enter into a Cooperation Agreement with the. San Bernardino Count Office of Community Development-to authorize the Count Hous ng Authorit to Act on Lit s- eha f regard ng low- ncome hou .no. ` -,,• L COMMITTEE REPORTS: a. Advisory Committee ✓ `��4 �'4� b. Historical Commission C1T1 MANAGER'S STAFF REPORTS A. Alternative Procedures for Issuance of Permits for Fireworks. Stands -- Report y Jim Robinson. 1155[. to the City Manager — To date, the City of Rancho Cucamonga has received requests from nine charitable groups for fireworks stands. Current City policy restricts the number of fireworks stands to one stand per 10,000 population, or a total of five stands for the entire city each year Because of this initial response from so many charitable groups, it will be necessary for the City Council to review existing policy and alternatives and establish a workable formula for issuing permits B Storm Drain - Systems Fee -- Oral report by Lloyd Hubbs C SCAG - 208 Program -- Oral report by Harry Hogan .. Request from SCAG for Action by the City Council regarding commitment to implement actions specified in the 208 Areawide Waste Treatment Management Plan . 112 .. . 122 . 137 145 150 i P i -r City Council Agenda -5- March 21,4919 . e° D. Report regarding policy direction -- Oral report by Jack Lam. . .. .. 155 E Cucamonga Creek Common Use Agreement .. ..... . .. ... .. .. 157 Approval and execution of the revised agreement for Bridge Replacement, Betterment and Common Use for improvement of Cucamonga Creek Bridge Crossings at 4th Street, Hellman Avenue, 6th Street, 8th Street, Vineyard Avenue, 9th Street and Arrow Route F. Acceptance of Bonds and Agreements for Tract Numbers 9479 and 9480. .. ... .. ... ... .. ... —... .. . 167 Tract 9479: Faithful ' erformance (road) $172,800 Labor b Mat:rlal (road) 86,400 Monumentation 4,000 RESOLUTION NO 79 -21 .. .. .. .. 168 T A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT, IMPROVEMENT SECURITY, AND FINAL MAP OF TRACT NO 9479 Tract 9480: Faithful Performance (road) $151,200 Labor d Material (road) 75,600 Monumentation 4,000 RESOLUTION 110. 79 -22 „ 169 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT, IMPROVEMENT SECURITY, AND FINAL MAP OF TRACT NO 9430 G Acceptance of Bonds and Agreement for Tract Number 9454. ... 173 The tract consists of 15.10 acres and 59 lots located on the east side of Haven Avenue north of the Southern Pacific Railroad right -of -way The developer is Lewis Homes of California and the bond amounts are as follows Tract 9454: Faithful Performance (road) $148,000 Labor E Materials (road) 74,000 Monumentation 4,150 RESOLUTION NO. 79 -19 174 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT, IMPROVEMENT SECURITY, AND FINAL MAP OF TRACT 110 9454 i 4 . City Council Agenda -6- March 21, 19y9 H Approval of Parcel Map 4594 and Acceptance of Bonds and Agreement. A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California approving Parcel Map Number 4594 (Tentative Hap No. W78- 02301) and accepting the bonds in the amount of $131,500 and $65,750. RESOLUTION NO. 79 -20 . ..... . ... . ..... .... . . .. . 178 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING PARCEL MAP NUMBER 4594 (TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP NO. 78 -0230) IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT, AND IMPROVEMENT SECURITY I Approval of Parcel Map 4590 RESOLUTION NO. 79- 24 .. ............................... ... ..... ... 181 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING PARCEL MAP NUMBER 4590 ( TENTA,IVE PARCEL MAP NO. 78 -0025) IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT, AND IMPROVEMENT SECURITY J Approval of Parcel Map 4929 A Resolution o' the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California approving Parcel Map Number 4929 (Tentative Map No W77 -0381 RESOLUTION NO. 79 -23 .. I . 184 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAM&=. CALIFORNIA, APPROVING PARCEL MO NUMBFR 4923, PARCEL MAP NO. 77 -0381) IMPROVEhENT AGRL_MN:T, ,,ND INPR0VF1c4- SECURITY. � S�.`✓.'w.,'tiw�1Cr_ a'rree�•• --by ti:) •'9fibbC" 10. 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IN THESE DAYS OF POST PROPOSITION 13 - IS THE TINE WE MUST COORDINATE OUR EFFORTS AND TAP THE EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE OF THE EXPERTS IN ORDER TO FULFILL OUR INCREASING RESP04SIBILIIIES WITH LESS FINANCIAL RESOURCES CONVENTION CENTER OF CALIFORNIA Note these program incluslono, designed specifically to assist in the adjustmst, rocess '7 _ �A /R Jfll�ir/ //r T AFF RO/ Zf.S. O�CML /ISJ.CL 7a XYA- >e G/i /fS • S /lLi*4 /S7' JWIZG47A0.1 ASSL'S SMOA/7 G!A/7Y7Q /A/ SrQarYS � //2/G/�' 1 /hAV.1lF/N� cnn[erenra thews WOKKSN°P "HERE CONES J=401Z (Jgl TOMORROW" 11PAW /TN /QLG And a program to Iry CcopXS Oi' /T deal with ft TO ATTEND THE 7TIi FPLM1ti ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE A °.V X-'"z CITY CLERKS ASSOCIATION L„WWS 4mo OF CALIFOR.4IA - FRESNO PriL..PZi /IA2ir$ APRIL 25 -27. 1979 RAMADA INN BSTlO.US ADVANLE REGISTRATION FORA ENCLOSED = Wf7LPD 7TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE CITY CLERKS ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA APRIL 25, 26 AND 27, 1979 RAMADA INN FRESNO, CALIFORNIA PLEASE NOTE: Enclosed are Conference Advance Registration Form (see bottom this sheet); hotel registration card; post- conference tour to Yosemite National Park registration form; and registration form for post - conference records management seminar (being held separately from the conference). These notices are all returned to different places. Please read carefully and return each to the proper place • REGISTRATION FEE: Advance Registration Fee is $65, which includes all conference materials and all conference meals - Walk -in Registration Fee is $75, which is also all - inclusive. You save $10 if you pre - register Registration without conferencemeals is $40 Neal tickets will be available for sale at the conference NO RETURNS or buy -back of any meal tickets (Walk -in without meals - $60) REFUND POLICY: If notification is received by April 18, full refund will be allowed After that data, no refunds will be made except under a =enuating circumstances at the discretion of the CCAC /Conference Treasurer. GUESTS: Are welcome There in no formal guest program, but there is • excellent nearby shopping, and many recreational and leisure activities available in the coe=un!ty Brochures will be available POST - CONFERENCE See separate sheet YOSENITE TOUR: POST - CONFERENCE See separate sheet RECORDS MANAGEMENT SEMINAR• HOTEL RECTSTRATIOJI: Card enrlosed to mall directly to Ramada Inn. Please indicate Conference affiliation on that card for Conference Rate' For your information: The Conference begins with Opening Session at 1:30 P H. on Wednesday, April 25, and closes with a noon luncheon on Friday, April 27, which sLould adjourn about 2:00 P.M. There is a limousine from the Ramada to and from the Air Terminal; direct auto access at the Shaw Avenue East Off -Ramp from the Freeway. The Post - Conference Yosemite National Park Tour will be all -day Saturday and continuing rooma are available (be sure to include on registration card) and the records managetent seminar being offered will be held Friday evening and all day Saturday at a different facility (see separate sheet) ^ CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MEMORANDUM DATE: March 21, 1979 TO: City Council d City Manager FROM: Lloyd Hubbs, City Engineer SUBJECT: FREEWAY MAINTEtWlCE AGREEMENT Attached for Council approval and execution is a copy of the Freeiay Maintenance Agreement covering local road% currentl.v traversing freeway right of way at I -15 and Baseline, East Avenue, Etiwanda Avenue, Victoria Street and Cherry Avenue Ig This agreement was previously executed by the Council at its June 7, 1978 meet - ing. That agreement has been slightly modified on the first page by CALTRANS Legal Staff The substance of the agreement is unchanged - The City Attorney has reviewed the agreement and concurs in the Engineering reconmendation for execution. Res ectfu11 $UuP1ftt0d, J LLO S Ci y Engineer LH:deb attachments 't S e' i STATE 01 CAUTOSNIA-9USINISS AND TSANS9OITAnON AWN" EDMUND O. BROWN 11, O.n..r DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION DISIRICT L 9.0 BOX SSI SAN EIEN/ADINO, CAEIEOSNIA 9243 January 2t, 1979 1. ... '.tI G I I4' =,�'ZT .1JIt1 Mr, Lloyd Hubbs b City Engineer City of Rancho Cucamonga P. o. Box 793 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 Dear Mr. Hubbs; Attached for your review and execution are an original and two copies of a Freeway Maintenance Agreement for State - Highway Route 15. The Agreement is based on the Freeway Agreements entered into by the County of San Bernardino and the State on July 3, 1967 and February 24, 1975. This Freeway Maintenance Agreement was originally approved by your City Council on June 7, 1978. It was necessary to make some legal changes in page 1 of the original agreement and we would like to resubmit the amended Agreement to your City Council for their approval. If the Agreement meats your approval, please have ch.: signatures of the Mayor, City Clerk and City Attorney placed thereon and return two copies of the Agreement. A fully executed Agreement will be returned for lour files. If}ou have any questions, please call Mr. Robert G. pate at 383 -4017. Very truly yours, J. E. PEDDY District Director By It. S. Lee District Maintenance Engineer A tt- Yw $: -2- i Sec 27 "(a) The preservation and keeping of rights -of -way, and each type of roadway, structures, safety convenience or device, planting, illumination equipment and other facility, in the safe and usable condition to which it has been improved or constructed, but does not include recon- struction or other improvement "(b) Operation of special safety convenience and devices, and illuminating equipment r "(c) The special or emergency maintenance or repair necessitated by accidents or by storms or other weather conditions, slides, settlements or other unusual or unexpected damage to a roadway, structure or facility " NOW THEREFORE, IT IS AGREED: • 1 When a planned future improvement has been constructed and/ or a minor revision has been effected within the limits of the freeway herein described, which affects the division of Maintenance, the Department will provide a new dated and revised Exhibit "A ", which is made a part hereof by this reference, which will supersede the original exhibit and which will become a part of this a .,regiment 2• ROADWAY SECTIONS The City will maintain, at City experse, all portions of city streets and appurtenant structures and bordering areas, within the designated areas on the attached maps marked EXHIBIT "A ", -3- 3 VEHICULAR OVERCROSSINGS , The State will maintain, at State expense, the entire structure below the deck surface except as hereinafter provided The Cit•, will maintain, at City expense, the deck and /or surfacing , au 1 perform such work as may be necessary to ensure an impervious and /or otherwise suitable surface The City will also maintain all portions of the structure above the bridge deck, as above specified, including lighting installations, as well as all traffic service facilities (signals, signs, pave- ment markings, etc ) that may be required f)r the benefit or control of City street traffic 1� At such locations, as shall be determined by the State, screening shall be placed on State freeway overpasses on which pedestrians are allowed (as directed by Sec. 92 6 of the Streets and Highways Code) All screens under this program will be main- tained by the State (at State expense) 4 VEHICULAR UNDERCROSSINGS The State will maintain the structure proper The roadway section, including the traveled way, shoulders, curbs, side- walks, walls (including eliminating graffiti), drainage installations, lighting installations and traffic service facilities that may be required for the benefit or control of City street traffic will be maintained by the City 5 PEDESTRIAN OVERCROSSINGS The State will maintain, at State expense, the entire structure below the top of the concrete deck surface, 21 -4- exclusive of any surface treatment thereon The City will maintain, at City expense, the top of the concrete de V sur- face, together with any surface treatment thereon, and all portions of the structure above the concrete deck surface, EXCEPT SCREENING which will be maintained by the State at SState expense, and shall perform such other work as may be necessary to insure an impervious and otherwise suitable surface The City will also maintain all traffic service facilities provided for the benfit or control of pedestrian traffic 6 PEDESTRIAN UNDERCROSSINGS. The State will maintain, the structure from a structural standpoint The City will maintain all drainage and light - Lng installations and will be responsible for all cleaning and painting as may be required to keep the structure free of debris and graffiti 7 LANDS ^,APED AREAS ADJACENT TO CROSSING STRUCTURES Landscaped areas within the limits reserved for freeway use, including traffic interchanges and on and off ramp areas but excluding frontage road areas, will be main- tained by the State, at State expense All plantings or other types of roadside development lying outside of the area reserved for freeway use will be maintained by the t' f City at City expense 5 8 INTERCHANGE OPERATION It is the responsiblity of the State to provide efficient operation of freeway interchanges including ramp connections 22` -5- to local streets The State will not pay for the maintenance, ' repair, servicing, or power for ordinary street lighting; how- ever, the maintenance of lighting at intersections designed under current warrants for the safety of persons using these facilities will be paid for by the State and shared with the City In the same ratio as the number of intersecting roads or streets under jurisdiction of the respective agencies bears to the total number of roads or streets within the particular intersection; for example, a 50 -50 basis will apply to the regular four -way intersection The necessary traffic signals at ramp terminals will be constructed by the State and timing - adjustments will be the State's responsibility The cost of maintaining the traffic signals will be shared by the State and the City on a pro -rata basis as described above 9 LIABILITY It is understood and agreed that neither the State, nor any officer or employee thereof is responsible for any damage or liability occurring by reason of anything done or omitted to be done by the City under or in connection with any work, • authority or jurisdiction delegated to the City under the Freeway Agreement and this Freeway Maintenance Agreement It is also understood and agreed that pursuant to Government :1 Code Section 395 4, the City shall fully indemnify and hold the State harmless from any damage or liability occurring by .J reason of anything done or omitted to be done by the City s` - under or in connection with any work, authority or Jurisdic- tion delegated to the City under the Agreement 23? -6- r - It is understood and agreed that neither the City nor any officer or employee thereof,is responsible for any damage or liability occurring by reason of anything done or omitted to be done by the State under or in connection with any work, authority or jurisdiction not delegated to the City under the Freeway Agreement and this Freeway Maintenance Agreement It is also understood and agreed, that pursuant to the Government Code Section 895 4, the State shall fully indemnify and hold the City harmless from any damage or liability occurring by reason of anything done or omitted to be done by the State under or in connection With any work, authority or Jurisdic- tion not delegated to the City under the Freeway Agreement and this Freeway Maintenance Agreement 10 EFFECTIVE DATE This Agreement shall be effective upon the date of its exe- cution by the State; it being understood and agreed, however, that the execution of this Agreement shall not affect any pre - existing obligations of the City to maintian designated areas pursuant to prior written notice from the State that work in such areas, which the City has agreed to maintain Pursuant to the terms of the Freeway Agreement, has been It` completed 2�:. i Ito WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have set their hands and seals the day and year first above written CITY OF RANCHO CUCMOHGA Approved as to form and STATE OF CALIFORNIA • procedure: DEPART14ENT OF TRANSPORTATION ,t Attorney 4DRIANA GIANTURCO Department of Transportation Director of Transportation By C ty Attorney *Approval by State's Attorney is not required unless changes are made to this form, in which case the draft trill be submitted for Headquarters' review and approval by State's Attorney as to form and procedure CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MEMORANDUM DATE: March 21, 1979 TO: City Council & City Manager FROM: Lloyd Hubbs, City rfgineer SUBJECT: STORM DRAIN FEE REFUNDS At the February 21, 1979 meeting of the City Council, Ordinance 53 was passed as an urgency Ordinance instituti.ig storn drain fees. At its March 7, 1979 meeting, this Ordinance was recinded. Ouring the period of effect of this • Ordinance, <al_naR_nn were collected in fees. Staff feels that these funds should be refunded as soon as possible and therefore request authorization to refund all drainage fees collected under the provisions of Ordinance 53 — Respectfully submitted, HUBBS " Cit Engineer LH:deb 41 0 CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MEMORANDUM DATE: March 21, 1979 TO: City Council FROM: Lioyd Hubbs, City Engineer SUBJECT: CONSENT CALENDAR TRACT 9254 - RELEASE OF BOND Located on the northwest corner of Archibald Avenue and • Highland Avenue OWNER: Walton Construction Corporation 511 West Citrus Edge P. 0. Box 775 Glendora, California 91740 Performance Bond (Road) $138,000 NOTE: The roads were accepted into the Maintained Road System by City Council on August 18, 1978. At this time, we are requesting that this bond be released since the roads are to the system and the bonds are of no further use 0 e 2 • i iii _ I t eY ( I I •� • ^'i� ,=. It • � iTii � p _ •.R � P . 0 h i is •. : �: .. 7 .� � iii: Q Tsrra Qt jh } m , � 9 i• d t � J � R � i •� n'e'usn�a'— (� i �' ..rir i�, .. - �I �,°. I3f ? 4 •imp . -��' •i1�� � + � h i'� p � � i F o V I , f t CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MEMORANDUM DATE: March 21, 1979 TO: City Council FROM: Lloyd Hubbs, City Engineer SUBJECT: CONSENT CALENDAR TRACT 9274 - RELEASE OF BONDS Located on west side of Hellman Avenue at Devon Street. C OWNER: M. J. Brock b Sons - 6767 Forest-Lawn Drive Los Angeles, California 90068 Performance Bond (Sewer) $48,000 Performance Bond (Hater -on site) $54,000 Performance Bond (Hater -off site) $13,000 NOTE: The sanitary sewer and water systems were approval by the Cucamonga County Water District on February 16, 1979 0 a M 0 nl n•[ caxrT d sIN ecavinDN,o TRACT NO. 9274 s[m . ]V]'J d. IMt W d LP] ]. ] Y . /[C0 0 TD "Vb O d l0f .0. CV[1 .WM] Vw[...D 1111Ct I] K. V...]cd.XO N D004 20 110[ .I N T�K dlKi d v.[ WIMi] KCMJU d ]IO COVIIv .Iwuuv. Nl1 CuGU[[N IcC1RW]V D l]]0[N.V. t(glV ATCD "-lDV BOUNDARY MAP .LUTES u.]p• .].•..r Z7Cw.N... •....w t..l l,r •.. Y.. •...�• MV..n.Nr./N•u . TRACT NO. 11 �i V15 y %,L R 57/64 a5 1 .enw• _ I _ t NO wyyl � w • ...f rr'. N J1 i . • • .t1..I + AN i s .020 i I � h N N s' i R •s i•'re•w r�••rw i lr _� r... .. w L C \i2�\ [ - r L L'� / Ftl�•'�.IF =V :k1s y l[ 7 i c I° JI• r•• 1"1"Ir•' •.Irr. I I H -r- r a . svLC]s �• 0 0 d Iv: c N a � r u a • 0 Y L' r ._ YY • t t •Ttl� w TRACT NO. 11 �i V15 y %,L R 57/64 a5 .•.•...nwu— wyyl � w • ...f rr'. N J1 i . • • .t1..I r•• 1"1"Ir•' •.Irr. I I H -r- r a . svLC]s �• 0 0 d Iv: c N a � r u a • 0 Y L' TRACT NO. 11 �i V15 I? %,L R 57/64 a5 CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MEMORANDUM DATE: March 21, 1979 TO: Ctiy Council FROM: Lloyd Hibbs, City Engineer SUBJECT: CONSENT CALENDAR TRACT 9297 - ACCEPT ROADS AND RELEASE BONDS • Located on the southwest corner of San Bernardino Road and Hellman Avenue OWNER: Brattain Contractors, Inc 3101 Nest tlacArthur Boulevard Santa Ana, California 92704 Performance Bond (Sewer) $28,000 Performance Bond ((Hater) $24,000 Performance Bond Road) $120,000 NOTE: The sanitary sewer and water systems were approved by the Cucamonga County Water District on February 15, 1979. The road construction has been approved as being in accordance with the Road Improvement plans and it is recommended that the roads be accepted. The improvments include curb and gutter, paving, sidewalks, walls and street signs 31 Zo' S L o MA "E�ai I e N U a�i� i ¢ n t riJti v _. I � '^ t� t, •� `h iW F s_i.... ....�.•r ,,., ' •' •r i ( 7aJ �. Igo z Fill d- 3 - ana ----rs �r :• u � 7d E E • t Ss• o J aoG+.TJnvap 3 J •r: is.i }a: • E a 4 J IO fl �—�c�. S• , e t l ea 2 I• m J• Y N !' JI I Jt• . , Sot " u N ; '�•:'`• ,40 O I oEc �F' S (93.= ,. � -J. •i`'' 'LG JNOIi ' Si ": ee .• uh ui " rN �'� I � p•:r�l. E� y3yl�Ya `ei3 r c°. ; Y ry �� tt t9 ar(n]nv ..•.J' = ":nj[ 4�i ;. 9c 4' I G j� •Y a _• as t. ,'„ � `• II w ��:C °39,3`•`1 i�. 1: GJ• � � _.. _ ^it:I � � m '�J o �a+'uoL ens "F"�T.••S� I CITY OF RANCHO CUCAN.ONGA MEMORANDUM DATE. Harch 21, 1979 TO: City Council FROM. Lloyd Hubbs, City Engineer SUBJECT. CONSENT CALENDAR TRACT 9298 - RELEASE OF BOND Located on the south side of Vicara Drive between Jasper • Street and Sapphire Street - OWNER Manfred Hall 2124 Chestnut Street Diamond Bar, California 91765 performance Bond (water) $29,rMJ NOTE: The sanitary water system was approved by the Cucawonga County Hater District on February 22, 1979. The lots of the tract are on individual sewer systems. 4 10-64 6ZI ' i; I ti OL-�06�17b}Jlp ),3 ie rYi .] Ir al]Yle- �•m!Q�sv 9� rural •rl a it 1• W � F� , �i � �. �r ' aF �p 8 18 r: 1.7 a • - " � � � H iS ib eC ..•, 1.°. �l:Jig go 7 `s •r =- t eE• m �gngqg os :r •4• E" •um *� W,•ayy X11 I , ° O m�rE -� ^ ( ro HtL Y s; ':T� r m '• yb:� i I n i nI I .•w(aa. .` Z � N �..p U I O f I �. ..n(m. k• L g t- I-° r I e - S xl 7 j�� er •.. � C it }.`; II)•.. — I ] I _ _ I I CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MEMORANDUM DATE: March 21, 1979 TO: City Council FROM: Lloyd Hubbs, City Engineer SUBJECT: C014SENT CALENDAR TRACT 9355 - RELEASE OF BOND • Located on the southeast corner of Almond Street and Beryl Street OWNER: R. L Sievers f, Sons, Inc 0481 Orangethorpe Avenue, Suite 8 Buena Park, California 90620 Performance Bond (Water) $39,000 NOTE: The sanitary water system was approved by the Cucamonga County Water District on February 20, 1979 The lots of this tract are on individual sewer systems. 11 35 M■ I A�a� ! / O ` _ ~ 1 2 ;] ly, o i a / p ^ _^ \� $% b% \ � | C . ; § - ;22 /. \ / (& ,S ©� a.a � \ ! / O ` _ ~ 1 2 ;] ly, o i a / p ^ _^ \� $% b% \ � | C . ; § - ;22 /. i a a C 9 d� Z �m sa ik �a :aa ?° rSS EtY� Us a o +t3 JQ xxP L�}O C'�VU'•'io r � �,•a i dd• }3 �a H;i 0 u Z a € =i S ilfV3nY _ • ;�� 2�t 1SIMfinY� :t .te 1..Ni0 R t t ti 4 2 0 4 4 1 a CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MEMORANDUM DATE: March 21, 1979 TO: City Council FROM: Lloyd Hubbs, City Engineer SUBJECT: CONSENT CALENDAR TRACT 9358 - RELEASE OF BOND Located on the east side of Turquoise Averrie at Appaloosa Court and Galloway O'dHER: Crowell /Leventhal, Inc. - • 1260 West Foothill Boulevard Upland, California 91786 performance Bond (Water) $51,000 NOTE The sanitary water system was approved by the Cucamonga County Water District on February 9, 1979. The lots of this tract on individual sewer systems. 0 �" TRACT No-:1 9353 � /4 V4INC4R /ORw)Re n <ivllRY / /J <u eLR4A <e.4<cluwq J IA wa{<q, CnR t4614EtR JVLY,Ibl4 \ ` \ ZA- I' I , wry S .fr• •%, oe, +.. -..•. U F- is `17 1 91 � � .• '• IJ T. to 23 22 r •r F• m ., �',Q .. 2E rJ o .25 r, s••• t/ • �i w•• E • . o z :�i r- '• _may �"�.'�'i� �1 c'.'+�. ,. it �- '$ ,• .;may.,. .`c ✓•... E: CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MEMORANDUM DATE: March 21, 1979 TO: City Council FROM: Lloyd Hubbs, City Engineer SUBJECT: CONSENT CALENDAR TRACT 9447 - ACCEPT ROADS AND RELEASE BONDS Located on the north west corner of Church Street and Ramona Avenue • OWNER: Halton Construction Corporation - 511 Nest Citrus Edge P. 0. Box 775 Glendo,a, California 91740 Performance Bond Sewer) $13,000 ma Perfornce Bond Water) $19,000 Performance Bond Road) $50,000 NOTE: The sanitary sewer and water was approved by the Cucamonga County Water District on January 27, 1979. The road constriction has been approved as being in accordance with the Road Improveirent plans and it is recommended that the roads be accepted. The Improve- ments include curb and gutter, paving, sidewalks, walls and street signs. �V a VS I 9�"iiL � f�hhSGit}{"hi °° h3 �ojhUa� � a¢`hic�i7yu;��vav ? °s 0p1P I �•�f 3.1 uts _ .1/ iL SS' .tL 1 C6 �i .4. /'LL 1.� I «,tk it t1 M=f pyyyy aIa d I tl . t� =`i(I � tpt ^ I V ', N i N , N rj N.«-� Y -1,'N •` N N : "' � t 00tt S7 = jt `it '�y�i 3t °I'. t .� •I �I ,I I i7tt } ti Ky ' i• t •�tt \l.it Ji Y. 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YSft K FCCWS ° IK C0. +St T SIN MttuADW STIR ° C41fQj& M i M TIM IF FSFCTTMk SEETTET ii 1 it 0 SS S e M • u� w•1111um[ 1 � 1 4 ' �)w p a ellI O n ID f H `�_ IV r V� I. M p. o =_ F t ). Ilr ' U 1, b 1s p li y I� Si Is ® v S t ® 30 To ie p 'I 1 3 1 t i p S .O.,R , �3 s t• 'r . • i MOI i I t r : s-- -• _� i �3 CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MEMORANDUM DATE: March 21, 1979 TO: City Council FROM: Lloyd Hubbs, City Engineer SUBJECT: CONSENT CALENDAR TRACT 9616 - RELSASE OF BONDS Located on the west side of Hellman Avenue at Devon Street ONNER• 11. J. Brack & Sons 6767 Forest Lawn Drive — Los Angeles, California 90068 Performance Band (Hater) $44,000 Performance Bond (Sewer) $39,000 NOTE: The sanitary s^_wcr and water systems were approved by the Cucamonga County Hater District on February 16, 197^ l 1 l` TRACT NO. 9616 v[m + wo.nro. n • .p,rw n •er: r ••u , u'. Dc ro aw..sa n [or q cu[•MM• rvf.uo ruc. n .[. r•. wm¢ w e..`.N n r.0 •• w r.[ Vr<t u • +[ coon• •[cc•u. a [+w nv, ;• U4w[P ,.[Nicwr a •NM•,[,, wra•.uuW BOUNDARY MAP . rr$ u •..r... r.. w� w.. i j 1' LOT•Y .[lam. -.,,_� 1 j ,•i J !� m ® LPG s „.'....I. •,,.;!' !. i irO X MAP , ' v f tS ,�, ; •11 .r r ru ily a ��I• f �i• ;4a:T 1 1.092 n: IF •..i -� r co co F it 7 � s• tj t CITY OF RANCHO CUCA110N;A MEMORANDUM DATE: Hatch e, 1979 TO: City Hnnager /City Council FROH: Jerry Grant, Building Official SUBJECT: Adoption of Electrical Regulations Since preparation of the original City Council report the Building and Safety Division has received twc items of correspondence (one related to the other) f.im construction Industry representatives. We have responded, • attempting to outline staff viewpoints relative to the comments received. Copies of the correspondence is attached. - In addition, In response to an inquiry by a member of the City Council the Division contacted Cal -OSHA to determine if reduction of National Electrical Code standards wo61d be in conflict with State electrical requirements in places of employment. We are advised that utilization of flexible metal conduit for grounding as proposed by Section. 24 of the Ordinance would Indeed conflict with State Standards If the proposal were to be adopted as presented, employers could be placed in violation of State regulations, were they to exercise the option offered by the City Accordingly, It is the recommendation of the Division that Section 24 (NEC See 350-5) be modified to apply only to dwelling unite by adding the words "In dwelling units" proceeding the beginning of Exception 2 The Exception would then read: "In dwelling units flexible metal conduit may be used for grounding by use of fittings, etc ". With the modification outlined above, it Is the Building Division recommendation that the 1978 National Electrical Code as amended be adopted after required public hearing has been held I will be available at the City Council meeting to respond to any questions or comments. Jar R. Gran Buil ing Cfficial JRG:cc W i City of RANCHO CUCAMONCA February 28, 1979 Vanguard Builders, Inc 9211 Archibald Avenue Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 Attention: Hr. Richard N Stott Dear Mr Scott: • I believe the enclosed copy of my letter to Cutter Electric will provide some insight Into the Building Divislon proposal for Rancho Cucamonga electrical regulations. Notice of the proposal was mailed to all electrical _ contractors licensed with the City Mr. Cross was the only person who responded with specific comments We are grateful for his and your interest In the proposed ordinance SSncereay, !' al Jcr R. Grant Building Official JRG:cc • Enclosures POST OFFICE BOX 793. RANCHO CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA 91730 (714) 9891851 47 City of RANCHO CUCAMONGA February 27, 1979 Cutter Electric Co., Inc. 241 Nest Valley Boulevard Rialto, CA 92376 Attention: Hr Hark Cross Vice President Dear Hr Cross: Thank you for your letter of February 1 expressing your concerns with our • proposal for electrical regulations in Rancho Cucamonga I believe that _ most of your views have been considered in preparation of the Ordinance for City Council review, and I will attempt to outline the Building and Safety Division thinking in regard to each point. Before discussing the individual sections, I would first like to express our views regarding compilation of the National Electrical Code Neither the National Fire Protection Association nor the National Standards Institute are comprised of a significant proportion of electrical code administrators Additionally, a review of the make up of the "various code - making panels, the Correlating Committee of the National Electrical Code Committee" and the Code Committee itself will show that no more than one member from each panel or committee is a code administrator and only one or two of those could be considered as being familiar with construction • practices in California. Additionally, the complex heirarebal method of achieving a change to the printed National Electrical Code by a local en- forcement officer make amendment of the NEC veritably unachievable when compared to the code change processes for other nationally recognized codes. The National Electrical Code Itself (See. 90- 1(b)), supports modification recognizing that minimal compliance with the code "will result in an installation essentially free from hazard, but not necessarily efficient, convenient or adequate for good service or future expansion of electrical one" It goes on to say that hazards often occur "because initial wiring did not provide for increases in the use of electricity. An initial adequate installation rnd reasonable provisions for system changes will provide for future increases in the use of electricity" (Emphasis added) With the above circumstances In mind we have proposed a number of changes to the printed NEC We believe they fall substantially into the categories of efficiency, convenience, adequacy and provisions for future expansion. In regard to Health and Safety code provisions requiring express findings by the legislative body for amendments to the NEC, one must first rea. to that Section 17958.5 of the II 6 S code only applies to housing standards POST OFFICE BOX 793, RANCHO CUCAltONGA, CALIFORNIA 91730 (714) 989.1851 11 1_0 -2- and has no bearing on non - residential uses, neither does it define "necessity" nor "local conditions ". We recognize that certain prior state agencies have interpreted "local conditions" as only applying to geographical or topograph- icul conditions It is our contention that "local necessity" also stems from the desires of a community or from limitations of an enforcement agency to supply services disproportionate to the economy gained through lean costly construction practices. As indicated in my report to the City Council, it is our opinion that the San Bernardino County code, although acceptable in less populated areas, in inadequate for a growing community like Rancho Cucamonga The changes proposed, we believe, are a step toward achieving cityhood. Following are discussions of those specific code provisions mentioned in your letter. Since the original draft was prepared and distributed to • interested parties, changes were made in the system of numbering. To facilitate referencing to both the original draft and the renumbered one, the original section numbers have been parenthesized after the new section• - designations. Section 4. (3 1 2) The practice of mixing lighting and convenience outlets on 15 ampere circuits not only cakes calculation of loads more cumbersome for inspection staff, the blossoming use of high rated appliances increases the probability of overloading low rated circuits, and produces nuisance diming of lights and tripping of overcurrent devices. The proposal does not preclude the use of combined light and convenience outlets circuits of 20 ampere capacity with resultant great number of outlets permitted per circuit This has been a practical and acceptable mothad of wiring in commercial and industrial uses for many years It is concelv:ble that utilizing mixed outlet 20 ampere circuits could reduce the cost of wirinZ, it at least not increase the cost • Section 6. (3.1.4) In regard to NEC Sec. 210- 25(e), you are basically correct The requirement for receptacles and lighting in garages and carports of multiple dwellings is not because of "local conditions ". It is Included because the NEC makes absolutely no provisions for minimum wiring — in such areas and this measure is proposed as a way of providing for the convenience and safety of tenants in apartments, just as we do in single family dwellings As to receptacles being a temptation to children, there is no requirement that they be located within child -reach or no prohibition from making them otherwise inaccepthle to unauthorized persons The speculation that all outlets would be required to be weather -proof or would ultimately become a hazard is, in our opinion, unfounded The potentia% hazard to tenants using extension cords or the inconvenience for those who wish to polish, vacuum or repair their automobiles, in our view, outweighs conjecture of possible hazard Section 210 -25 (f) requirin- a 3/4" conduit run to a detached garage, we believe, has merit ::ate often than not, the do-it-yourself homeowner of today has need of additional wiring capacity in his garage, providing the capability of Increasing available power 1s much more economical during construction stages than trying to Install a suitable size conduit rafter driveways are paved, walls are stuccoed, etc "Romex" run to the -3- rear of the house and thence underground to the garage would not provide the facilities to install feeders or additional circuit conductors from the distribution panel to the point of need. Section 10 (3 1.0) The increase from 2 to 3 appliance circuits in a kitchen enhances the capability of the homeowner to use the ever- increasing number of electrically operated kitchen appliances simultaneously without nuisance tripping occurring. Section 19 (3.1.17) We disagree that only a small percentage of homeowners will use the spare raceways proposed. In our experience, particularly with the great number of swimming pools and spas being Installed in the city, the small added cost to run usually short lengths of conduit to an accessible location is readily justified by the saving to a homeowner who wishes to install yard lights, pool equipment or simply add outlets or air conditioning and can do so without breaking and repairing wall finishes, concrete slabs and /or running unsightly surface extensions Section 22 (3 1.20) In regard to Section 336 -3 (c), it is the viewpoint of this office that the use of non- meta111c sheathed cable ( "Romex") In commercial and industrial construction is a potential hazard to unfamiliar personnel, being endangered by relatively unprotected wiring In addition, frequency of change and remodeling in non - residential uses warrants the added convenience of a removable, easily replaceable method of wiring. In this instance, the state law relating to local conditions does not apply since it only is applicable to housing standards. Section 24 (3.1.22) Your comment regarding not amending the NEC seems some- what contradictory to your previous comments In this Instance we propose an exception which would reduce the cost of wiring. We believe the years of safe, successful experience in Southern California, (before the NEC was amended to provide for a separate grounding conductor) warrants the exception and, In fact, is a local condition justifying the mendment. • Section 27 (Section 3) In responding to your comments on this item, I wish merely to refer to the opening paragraphs of this letter. The abilities of insurance underwriters fire prevention agencies and manufacturers to provide protection from fire safety cannot be argued, but certainly the make up of the NFPA Is leas than representative of code enforcement officials familiar with California or even vest coast circumstances None of the proposed sections reduce conditions safety or increase hazards to personnel. On the contrary, and consistent with NEC Section 90 -1, we propose to require "an Initial adequate installation and reasonable provisions for system changes" which "will provide for future Increases in the use of electricity". In attempting to evolve from an agricultural area to a composite community, Rancho Cucamonga must cake may decisions based upon anticipated needs of the community. In the opinion of this office, the proposed electrical ordinance will fill one of manyvolds. Your letter and my response will be 66 -4- presented to the City Council for their consideration and deliberation at the Public Bearing tentatively scheduled for Yarch 21, 1979. Sincerely, � f Pt Ie 8 widiag Official JEC: cc E 0 CUTTER ELECTRIC CO., INC. 241 Wert Valley Boulevard Rialto, California 92376 Phone 877 -1020 W.IJ~16100,rla February 1, 1979 City of Rancho Cucamonga Post Offire Box 793 Rancho Cucamonga, Ca 91730 ATTN: Building Division RE: Adoption of Electrical Coda Dear Sirs: • The National Electrical Code has been adopted by the National Fire Protection Association and American National Standards institute. The following is a summary of the development of the Coda as stated in "1978 NEC 70 -1". Consistent with the Rules of Precadure for the National Electrical Code Committee, A "Preprint" of the Proposed Amendments for the 1978 National Electrical Code was published by the National Fire Protection Association in July 1976 This " Preprint" recorded the actions of the various Code - Making Panels and the Correlating Committee of the National Electrical Code Committee on each proposal that had been mado to revise the 1975 Coda. Subsequently, the various Coda - Making Panels finalized their reco =endationt and their reports were processed through the Correlating Committeo of the National Electrical Code Committee This was preparatory to the formal presentation of this 1978 Edition of the National Electrical Coda in EC -TCR of the 1977 NFPA Tachinical Committee Reports. This latter publication was circulated to members of the National Electrical Code Committoo, to other interested NFPA members, and offered to the Public through technical releases in the interested trade papers The action of the 1977 NFPA Annual Meeting as to the adoption of the 1978 Edition is recordad in the Proceedings of that Meeting published by the Association of the September 1977 issue of the Fire Journal. Coincident with the above processing procedures, each of the Code. Making Panels and the Chairman of the Correlating Committoo reported their recommendations to moetings of the Electrical Section at both the 1976 and 1977 NFPA Annual Meetings. The Llectrical Section thus had opportunity to discuss and review the report of the National Electrical Code Committee prior to the adoption of this Edition of the Code by the Association. A "One and Two - Family Residential Occupancy Electrical Coda• Prepared under authority granted by the Correlating Committee of the National l of W Electrical Code Committee, is an abridged version of the 1978 text, edited only as dictated to eliminate extraneous material not of concern to thip type occupancy, and to place in the text only the more popular types of wiring methods, not to exclude any other type authorized by the complete Code. As you can see, many trained and knowledgeable profounionals have put much hard work into preparing this Code. :nose professionals, although more qualified than most city officiala, ^annc• see all of the local conditions pursuant to a specific geographic area. Thozo: ore, the Health and Safety Code allows a city to make modifications as deemed reasonably necessary due to local conditions. In section 3 1 1 Article 90.2 it Staten that the intent of this Ordinance is to provide more uniform requirements than the NEC. This Code has many amend rants which are not only =accessary but non - uniform with the county's or other cities codes in the area. The soaring coat of construction is presently a nation wide problem. Many of •the amendments in this Ordinance would increase the mat of building outragiously and would therefore be inflationary, which directly opposes the nation -wide econo�is goal. _ The intent of this letter is to point out how various parts of this proposed city ordinance have no uniformity with other codos, are in most cases inflationary and are in direct contradiction to this health and safety code allowance for local conditions and Should therefore, not be misconstrued as being necessary for this community. The following aspect of this letter will outline some of the various amendments of the proposed Rancho Cucamonga Electrical Code which are not necessary due to local conditions in the area. 3 1 2 Section 210 -23 (A) The National Electrical Code allows receptacle outlets to be on 15 amp circuits as well as the lighting outlets. The purposed Ordinance requires all receptacle outlets to be on a 20 amp circuit. The County of San Bernardino has not taken it upon themselves to amend the Code in this way. It is evident that the local conditions are not any different than they were in 1978 when the area fell under the County Cade. This increased requirement alone would increase the cost of electrical wiring for each house by approximately 3%. r 3.1 4 Section 210 -25 (E) The added requiremant for receptacle outlets in the garage and car - ports of multiple dwelling occupancies again has nothing to do with local conditions. It is inflationary, impratical, and creates a potential hazard. The outlets would prove to be a continuous temptation for children to play with. Eventually the receptacle would not be weatherproof and therefore would be a potential hazard. 2 o 4 3.1.4. Section 210 -25 (F) Using a 3/4" raceway from the distribution panel to the detached garage is impractical due to the fact that the distribution panel is always located near the front of the house and the detached garage is usually in back of the house This would necessitate a J -box somewhere in the yard due to the exceptionally long run. This J -box would again be an obstacle for children, dogs or even lawn mowers to damago. It would therefore be more practical and less costly to run romex to the rear of the house using a J -box mounted flush in the wall and then to continue the run with 3/4° underground conduit to the detached garage. 3.1.8 Section 220 -3 (B) Requiring three small appliance circuits instead of two is again increasing cost without any local conditions warrenting the added circuit. 3.1 17 Section 384 -29 Requiring two 3/4' spares is an added cost which all homeowners will • incur while only a small percentage of these homeowners will use them. Those who do use these spares usually prove to be the more _ fortunate who can readily afford any added cost necessary to complete the wiring. 3 1 20 Section 336 -3 (c) The main issue in this Section is not allowing romax in cormercial buildings, again adding to the coat of construction without any local conditions requiring it. 3 1.22 Section 350 -5 Exception i2 ' This is one amendmant which requires less than the National Electrical Code states with no local conditions warranting this change, and should therefore not be permitted. Section 3 Paragraph B • This section of the Ordinance refers to increased electrical and fire Safety. who Would have better knowledge pertaining to fire and safety than the National Fire Protection Association themselves, who have accepted the 1978 NEC Code in its entirety With nu amendments? In this same paragraph it refers to convenience being added due to local conditions. It is difficult to understand how convenience is necessary due to local conditions. This section also refers to economy which this Ordinance actually has an adverse effect on. 3 o 4 O-C • In view of the above mentioned reasons, it is of our opinion that the city adopt the 1978 national Electrical Coda in its' entirety with no amendments. 4 o 4 Sincerely, CUITER ELECTRIC CO., INC. �Pr��liresys Mark S Cross, vice President 55 VANGUARD COMPANIES 9:.11 ARCHIBALD AVE. • CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA 91730 • (714) 987 -6376 February 39, 1979 Mr Lauren Wasserman City Manager City of Rancho Cucamonga P 0 Box 793 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91 30 Dear Mr. Wasserman: CITY OF P,lit;C1;0 b C ADMjjj,STn.11 4 OPri{I qy FES 2 0 1919 7 {a19��1ll1 �11j2i31415 6 a Enclosed is corresponde* ice which we received from Mark Cross of Cutter Electric Company, a local Baldy View Chapter, BIA member, who does a lot of tract and other electrical work in' this area. The items cutlined in his analysis are self - explanatory As far as my personal experience is concerned, I recognize that there are a number of building codes which have evolved over a period of years, many of which are done under the guise of safety, but which often result in added costs without any material benefits to the ultimate consumer. I would appreciate your reviewing this matter with council with the thought of your obtaining input from the BIA, and the possible implementation of a different electrical code- - one which would provide -he safety requirements needed but without the unnecessary .tems which appear to be evident ir, the proposed code With best personal regards, I remain... Very sincerely yours, 1CGL A 'WI-chard N Scott, President Vanguard Builders, Inc President, Baldy View Chapter Building Industry Association RNS /tb cc: Ken Willis, Baldy View Chapter, BIA Russ Blewett, Baldy View Chapter, BIA 0 OR n LJ C (: J I L M O R A N D U TO: City llanager /City Cot.nell FROM: Builditg 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 Flectrical Code in and for the City It is staff's opinion that the County regulations are not adegonte or complete enough for utilization in a rapidly expanding incorporated jurisdictions Me Pvncho Cucamonga In ndditlon, n new edition of the Natienal Electrical Code is now a%nulable and should he adopted to maintain currency and cooplinnce with State (lousing regulations The attached proposal is hereby presented to the City Council for their consideration and adoption In nn attempt to obtain construction industry input, the Building Division notified all City - licensed electrical contractors 1301 of the pending pro- posal Response to date has been less than overwhelming Ise received only four request for copies of the proposal: to date we have received several telephone Inquires as to Intent of the proposal and no written input as re- quested. The belt of the ordrn.mce cen <Ists of admiaistrettve provislons to augment the \ration .at 1'Iectrtcal Code, wblch contains no operatiunnl inspection pro - cedurcs or permit lsstunce policies The balance of the proposal provides .additional technical protlsionr lacking to the N 1 C , and revisions to the minimum standards to provide for convenience, additional snfcty and future expansion of electrical egalpmcnt • Pr Lxl pal m•e,ts of ire his ion and rev is ion, aside from the adnl ni strat ive sectian,.are as follows Rcgntrements for si:tng of wire fur brunch circuits has liven re- vised to eliminate confusion for inspect_lon staff oil restrict rcecp'.e le outlets ("p l ups ") to wire of 20 impric rating, tit crcbl de ting the current practice of Intermixing lights and receptacles. with tariable ratings.00 15 ampere circuit. b Rveepta0 c and lighting requirements have been m+dlticd to tequlre cleatnutal facilltlrs for detached and ittachcd gatsees on an equal bd.l. In ndditlon, minimum st.uldard. for :ighting.md c011% cnucn.,c outlets Im%v heels established stir gal agc< and c.irports at ct•sanrt to r.ultlple .luelli ngs to protidc fan rom.mncncc and %.lied of tcn.unt. C flee of alininum conductors smaller than No G size have been pro- hibited because of significant problems experienced In other Jur- lsdlctlons relating to fires caused by heat goneratian In systems using aluminum wiring d Itnlmum service panel and conduit sizes arc established for all occupancies to provide for future expansion In residential occt'- pancles and in commercial services where service conduits are con- cealed C Provtsions restricting non - metallic cable t "Romex ") to single fnaily dwellings and individual units of multiple dwellings are proposed Commercial and industrin) uses would require wiring enclosed In conduit or similar protective system, as would open areas of private garages It is intended hr these provisions ;o provide a more tamper -proof t)pe of wiring In those occupancies and areas where wiring Is nvniiahle to others than an occupant, and to :.Implif) electrical revision without excessive demolition f The requirement for n sepnrote grounding conductor in flexible con - dult systems has been eliminated in certain conditions, eonsietent with Los Angeles City provisions Tills change will reduce the cost of such systems, still retaining adequate safety as established Ill, wiring history prior to 1975 g Provisions have been aide to require metal or other npprovcd, In- combustible boxes and wiring systems in fire resistlte or incnm- bustible walls to preclude spread of fife thruugh or-,••t pox openings or within Balls Nithougn �thcr changes are it •'nded, the foregoing reprrsents significant amendments proposed It is the recorimendatlon of the Building Division that the proposed rice - trlcal regulations be adopter Appinpriate action for the City Council at the meeting of 1'ebrunr) 7, would he to Introduce the ordiuenee and set the recommended d.tty of ltireli 7, 1979 for hearing Rey�cct fall, Bohm rt tell, ��� /,/� /dam 'I, r) /I grant Rul id ng Ofrn l.rl .IIIG: Jnt 4 • L I r. 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W of bui le'e's. arscturu MM IMlr restarts frs bale". obis[ f.da the air of elntrlcitl for light hen. pen '"is. sIp.11M she br .'Mr "r".... as —11 as ....Salto. to, f..... eq...1. of eslol tads btnsla it .wl.t[Taita 81.1 help" TMg&vio= Ofilpa The Willi., Official of the elb.f MMM Oassp, at his da1,.nN np..sutln. b, Mnbbp Is Say e... .lt On. Salsa of this We M. us. spa anu'Ibs. seem pnvM br the luullnlp ar elsaruls of ebnrl..l wlale8, dset... J47 n'tla.0 . tce. of lb I rlwllcts a, x. atomll u1ar d aeo b pi, of .)lat ce .)lea.e atalla.,l -WAS. ecelt'leas.. Mt fla. t 1'..l own, d or old roabinep, his tell ... Nrh . b liar wt•1.,...bW edarlrwM .oasis slot 1•rl Nltelsn. n !e banbca car <le.1p or .bb.)la. 11 -2 Ixflslh[T.TIW1 In cat...Mr. the Npld dnolal..+t 1. [M .,to ... I. ad Yo 01 .l.trl ally or .lea W .reaw or a.1 .nWa of Wilson contracts. treat•'able•. al aaNlllut roles .1. mt elocal, calttapmtN I. she .hln of an callon le db W. ton.taet a .'sa" .111. old • to title.) .wtla[me of 1M Ma . red.. se. 1. tM as. e1 .1. M Too.. .Yla.af t m vent. or selMi .r Y.n.r I. ameb ua e1 or 1. W In eat .r aaui.t of ar ym . bolas.. alt[ an p.raY alt real. almost a wt.. W. b> the falldlnt Offl,W M .,.in tMil. -table abinr 1101 doe• face wf. Ma t4 rlist t. a.wel rwb .1.. • larlbe an .at.nl.a[len .r tM r..,aablll... thereof • ml.lst. Ill _ bmari A) Flat lict Amin M.Itaatl. or .Will. •MIS M W. [. an alit&" .iron. r .bell a> •Inca, far IM N.ln or ....local. of an ,.let. total. pew, or hotels, owes, or an gpma. Was immat. tr•.aia. 11 ... fem. e1 alllad Ma<v1.)p..N... In .1 . wltgb aleN.n 21 wit• bstwm a+d.ate , er cep wppl'IN verb am. f0 wttc. blow be R.IAod far sa.I., M .Not rstsaal first obulnW be electrical total, [earlier fro the Wlist, 0111.1.1 ,JR1T100: so olectrlul pmt, 1• .t r..a1M is b IM 1 WWr local, wlh. twb a eeNUlq to.,, .d auto al.Ma. 'pica." Na. tmnat IMI, te4.a ad la.. ap'.... lapin !.n Jaime. ."Ill" orals He .N tea t. IN1.Iwice..[N be aleolelci" t•pptr• nilwq. 1.1co=. at11f[Ile 1. lea otmla .f tests fo.to .• . public .tlila. ]. mtta11ca1m..11otation or tapir of electrical awlp.nl ba.11N b, or f0, be .1 .... idl> ~''lease far tbo me of •vtl "mall. tea tmantl.. [nnalul., il•trlWtl. .r uv,in of a1.V1<I[>. .. Itlatrleol .)ran for street Stilton or traffic sham 'all 1.. (obit. vela 12a "I'LlUTIa FOR HMIT sypi t.tl. ter st."Iml paale• oaeri.)n alt weh to M door .sell M W. 1. whin a tea NIIaN off . .)el Ta. •ppppllca[les atoll be acm.11a b i,ach Nat. s If1.e[Int ad behd•b. . Y. be ..amp a i.tbnl. — , alt la.. miles. ae baarON .111 be 1. ,..)mica alas as. rawlrev.b or tea .ales. I. this fdo pmststn a .,.4tl..... If or " fwwo Wt as Inbllcale+ as oruraW will <.t.,. 1. all 1".1 nwlrtama of IM sea b this m . aruw, a J.tatll >.. .)rate far .a In[eltcaln n. be I..". M ilea[L ore be We ores tM Ltmlmlfa alerUN 1. the p.net altsaot tea yymnl of 1M Wlalnt OlflabI 1.a aana..1 w1MrbN rnnmatl. of [M • Flea. opo u) •IS u r.IUlr.d a edit .Nitls.l Md.. to IJluca teth iWrit'. aI oetrau...eri tlp too epllutls .N rat certify lM[ W mJwots t,nn) or. caw .d torrrrt Wrt pertly of prilory. IS."'Ictl N,ost..Ylt M bsll sly.. Lu[e It, ... a car. error, of thar retratlr• rvteaq a" ......ntebu. but r.1, tt ale enret td for tM .,I W putty 1. lira." by W Luu of telflsres. to Ia ?Svt� II•:�li 1. A fore. w. Neon up M Imed tt .a eruT to a. ny rrrt rrtJ.cad by Ill. tad. YR.leq a eJ."Im, i ... toys. fooly d.111, uJ ativJrrxp fee lblq papa... iM1Nfq tW .evil .ttwery Wtidlny. .od pecan 1. connection Wlb .al Wildtry.. le tM nR[ [art ." .eaa W. I. the saet fad. trrrt of try, verb dnllln W territory Wltdi". W ce.Rm.." eb[ W .w u. «mplN y or dcal {." to h s[xplN by ..Id .wn.r. ]. dq Nru.. fin. IT ..rp. ... I. cayrs.rly sal qty art or • pt11fIN eti.caus. Ixot'l.lu. uy ult .""'.um .N rbcas. to .m.I Nritrlul t.ln[mttt. Nnit ,. M tlRUlcca Yrelt car b la.e" t..'.purr... N. of . aWllcall., re.- ,retl, en.m.u. (p lsPrery wort I. tr.. . rib wIte Qrlritt. wR Nn. uRl.tl.. fl[two,ke Pte,. W .less., m- Nteteeot I....11tllmu. prorid" We wort <mIed by too p.rrl[ 10 toy anfer.ed W .syfs of tae "Iselcatls W fvnprrwo,e am, t1ol. v. tt M r W. explored .t IW 1w,l.e Mm cad tsrOrery .1. 101 1. Iriu11N. Srtu NRI, rball expire within a two epeeaft" by tat aaldlny Official. vet vutdin .L (q cote. tiv. W .WII st M t.vwed. pet pp1 I... for loc riw ".a,. .N tlserlul pI.a rbritlal .poll be .. uttlll.M4 by retelutts of ,Y Uu fev.rll pia, 14321 alTlilla rmIT b .1.110 I woe\ fit .11th . YRIt y ,sale" .etll M ls- est" 1. uy W lldlty or Yeelu. tntl . aerate to do .rep earl IWII WI. Wo fifty JuleN. Here wort fn Agra, . Nrele A. •tnlr" y thl. (elf 1. ...reed or Carina" rlthavt oLUlaey pr at. tJ wive tab U dIgaecres p . cawlt .f to l.rntlptla y <lu WIIIn pllClq. tM us.[ frxp to )euU .arcifl" eMal W dolled. The Yyont of .uce dsll• fee .1 peralty .WII .1 Mlor toy New Lee Cexpylny oath the ."a..,; of cal. We In tar riraals of to. wore. sr I,- toy, .11te a.sltlp .......ILJ a0.a. ILL 10 LLIMIT ,TtLL IL TRMf)WI)L " electrical "Mai is st tretefereal.. I >4 tillurloo W It"m Eery ..rah .fell ."I'. .J arts. —11 .J old by 11.1 ut1. Los .q s..1 st. N the f.11slny p...3 1. eMe.wri tat elri[ele rinq wtl.rl." y. M.1, 1. st .rM Nul..s N Iol twriy (920) b.. fro tlo due of I..u....f orb pRla. 61 }. .aeeet" toe eletllle Nrin aosMrbN by • remit Me hre. wfp."H, em"ooN to dla.wtine" for • ...it .e So,I, sf se. Md[H .."t. (1 }0) 41,. f. tiro Rlttn rM.t .f She ary 11".l. vlthb 120 4r[ of laewxs, rr"lON u pmlw of 1M oorL .ulmrlatd y •.[A purl[ Ma he. [wrlelN 1. oeurdosar Hth I,, t".. .. •loonry the rlxul. .lei" deer reef, of meet,.. Fort" of I20 den asf.Xt• to less Ma In ror "t of the total of the el"tri. .ltl4 mha.tfH by each prnit. Mfore rxm..tl,r elxblcal vm., fem"11 .N.eleH or took remit. s en remit atoll he 04"1..0 Ikea.fays. n.o f" fee r.x..I of .. "easel pelt .", M eeh MY 14 (a. shard Say • Y. par.lt prorld" euh o"e . het hht 91•8 , Tlm A r• A9r:101b4 m tIONITS TM Mtldt, Offl.ul .ar oo4.1 er "'.." eleculul .drat fee "r .1 she fo11wi4 'null" far dmlm I • 'e faaad to --let Nit% would Peeve hl ...� of sY remit. 1. Nry uur1H \lerepromtot$. or fault) Iv tM.pilled. spew w llb said remit le uuN. 1. Saw falter. a aagl),IU the p<wlelnr hf lM sx[Iw ih this t". "meat, 1. el..4ltlgi el"r 0.. Yit.. of ....... tiws W n. Las. ll.at new... Me rk.: ... .. er fall... Is marl}er lel that soda. of this 1.r'.He"1. W1 sa> h. ..• ,a " I. ' t�rcae to he sectloos in Uls We ""east, SI•I AI"11L IIAIMIpil.m IM, A" pars... Salo or "rpera.lee ""asrl> me " Y" NallflH .Ixulul sol.teaose .)ec"whr. her Yho 4n1utloo I. a" hotel...., aec[rlcal let.. "nit. Ixe for as .m1, shall M ca let !erth lay era C it .... lost.. sees .nvui electrical W.N"x. remit shall M rail• for the rear d.rl.t .H.h /".N. him lo Jwaq lath of as, Soar, Laval - leleluu[. pelt. IM11 M ...e..wr. Mao lotmelt•a y sa .. I sal "eesv. P. shall M IasItN u Ihels(btlwo, eltm"sn• ",...lees a" h.le,msxh Or elx"Ical Nr14 a" .tuttone fe or so a.lell.t l.11dl". t }•10 IfMNLT ILtlxflliArQ eygf "I or,.. fin .n astreeelloo Mal, u.IW ..I .al.. A m he ouasosae.u".. Wes remit .N the lulldi, Offasial M IS Mr. ..tree to ..Ila rxsNS. lush" fit'... (1f1 b" f011waet 'he eel .( ".A w ..... ..... "e "rear• tin " "r"ntioo to MI[h rv[h ausal saln""w rouenll ..s I.." aMtl "aneell t. the Nl saes "a. m"1) rew(t or .11 elms w ..'% door ",,at the "ecNlet "" eel -M" " "ih • remit f.. nth Sorb. I"s (ar tu..uel, r.nits far w.h out) M ,Mr. art forth for elan ,rt111.1 reloleo "Sort Ihaca sell M so bwaw (e. thaeH. I1•11 OINK• 1. he . ..roam[ aq "ran am.. h ..r sisal." " elxlrlul "rtloo .( the es" .r 1"u1b<Im nnrN y ouQ "a.1[ atoll Mrr Mu arre.rd a" wth "n)t .Mal be .. ... I've pevlJN ter 01 is. oz.?. "m . e lvor, area . ..uhullw u [M Wluiq O(n.1.1 or a ..i "ec Most w a en pnaiM Iffif Ll • -h tear.!... [bll N ntlll.l n. at" I. as wa enal to atMS "It.t Inu of the Somas ht .null! "IS for oaA prnln A«nn. the Ppo.nt... the "o ra. ud .MIS sass, M la. M. ten Ialloa (SIOA0) In tee. s"it is "end in "Far y the wlnlet OIIlclel, .11 feet .MIS W m.n.4 to .,It ... a a". r..1" .f still. 1rp.tl fros the .pllco.l. w n"d .bilk "eatN tin r «.Illy of Sao re0.ra «eve . ties .. Sear (tiwly "th.t Of she l•nit n Si.. [Ana ".. R enthe lw of t It.. <wtit, fee .u11 M rae+e.l. .r Ira so t Aln ue A.. Sorf.M —0 ut of Slas. 1. mwtA mar .Italy lanast peq of to lu <Arrnw h. seals M r. faadd. to .nn. am ".1,a of tie f. naslsd .btl .vet M Iae team to blue (Slo.m lu WtHla Official suit unity Ma.elf as to Or rlrAt of wca ."I least to .d nfW .d .,.A s«A nf.l Beall M Solt as 0n ues by U. fee lye Sothnt of c"ue qtl... the pt,. f]•1] QnIISIGIIa N wlltfuaRS ul4'flul40 "*" p1w."Was to, wtifl4tlam se sal.a..«..I... ,wam cull Hr. fu of tent, "State (SID."" fn a..a ".- [I. ed W Wlatl.. W .tees. "11> Son :'.. asoslsnl.. St.. y N. 1.1101n OfnnU. .jet l.. 1. al «111.1 .11. .I laraw "Illy to N4 to nasl.nnh ear r.. "1> I., "I. Iflatl. dt11 Up. of 0 Sp. as8 "than of u .INtlwl ten all... (110.00) f., for'. s.I.nl.. M If. of oas14n1.• la...al..f . state 01«trinl cwtnnm H.... or Orasf of palflmlM of ..tars One.s.aal y. «l .npaJU 4 to wUeue Offlelal .S Ve e.e.l4rd as «rtlp the r.etts.ne of "I. .,I.. Select, of etwlas.1. Beall .t he ..tend as . vale., of .q 4. rostlyd by fish Bead.. "[A .—.I sel.tw«a l.t.was. sull(l4tl.o MIS a.lre . D«.ur illy of sea Sett .d sun M t..a.a time sun, (301 bth aMeWn, alas "thou .t u .m..I narv.l ". of to 41br. (110.00). 01`1 IS•t 01.1.1. n 11nrL'TIA M0 ll0"mtMr /tr Scrosl mm =Allm t. (1D) as'[ [for a.pnu« w runmlw. of ."his etln ful.wel. tlae as "mlatd y the wilds, Oftlsul M[wrl[ [I. "r [.reel. as8 no .f lesson. .,I [alt be ed. 1e vial« ad MIS u 1. d 1. npn at . 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(•J is am To N Ial IOIICII CIICIJM. wtbt �r far" lapplj �< °InN]0.0 lalprn•N} ."It aNll La pn1aN le \q+pl) 11[tlbI a.Un. !ap[ab wtLU; foul p�llaan, q • .uNInaIM of .... 11. Caul ...b( er ft.N rplt. a\ wp11N 11 au<h [pNlt Wll r1 are[N 101 If tb i.Itlp N tb Ir.1.I [bnn. 1N wim at . Santa ft," •Mahar N,III . tlmM. WldYal W h .1 m11 Lull r[ nun In of am n. W tb a nlM. W Sail. 5. tats. Slpgs h) of ..Id llnmlul tar 1• .and" .. se,a ., WI., Sec{l.. llo-ls [e) mull ml tlLOIrAKilS. I- rt.p 11u1n. full, .. alai, .. muhfa.t .ra, list, ioea, Prier. sib's,. dn. ro r.ea, lelrsa. Nouube ea.s..1 ,Sets., ... rac"..I. wiUU .Sell M Install" .0 that r "let .lead the Obee line Inner sell .NU la ease am. A Ur,. • s N Mrllentcll,. (Pass .11.1 Se tut ."Ca. Ibe1 "1, ., rap We 2 feel sr eau In ."t\ ." am .11 .NC. beryl" H .lids, N.1. 1. rater$., ell.. The sail .Pal .ffsN.d , Its" r.ea dlsldrt., seal P Uo—o sees, W1.,p. ewNn. Mal he Ibel "N 1. bee Mfeet •e.ears.ai. 1• Slums end dNl, .,u.. rnepucl. anal., null M assists" at u,\ cwtn pace run than 12 lmhes. Guises troy areas separat" by CA store. Ntrle.ntan, at risks .hall be u..SdmN as .,PPte ear a, ,st... hn,u <Irt P"r." I ...... able In she SemtU- al. at .... 1.., .ppiba,rt shall ear be tea."•r" as Joe .ree1M .let.. sa,.pi.". rtl.t. Mal. lust., as "."Sao , he .NIN peel 41.19 PM•t apse. snmlule outlet. 1. ties,. Mal net m awn" as part f she latish" uuher of rnqucl..alst. yLn Iwi" user w the .sell. At Imt an Il ryuti• wUm shall M 1nnti1N I. sea lj,M.. .Qum, is be vela 23 - as ,.r • ea..fu1, droll lop at lost ea. ,psN•,ls .utIP shall M Install. " rtdbe... At lean .. ,.West. wean .bell a Iuul1N I. ..,I Us.., sea tar,.• moist. In aam, .ntlm. of U. d."tl, for loo m .lies .raIUM al I. a.a" .IS \l. A fu[ at cm I.t•rdrd Al oars see tnyucb .,Set shall m I....11" for she la "n• 1ITS9R1(iYr{TiI 11i In • dselll, wit that It o almarel .r assist ere , WISeInA -MI- Ins", Utilities .t. p Pided an the nun shall Me a .,.liable w .11 mile,, ea[vpub.. LW, ieay- pulres. R.Qnnit „ in other Me tl "le -full, dwlll,a .Mrs imJ, t� IMM Ca net to he bust" er Nnitt N.. MaN, mqu1U e het be reSulr". [SR,Id 131 1.. dreill, seat p It 1. In • uul. rout, sitar i wrt. sr seal W.I. • iW "n rrayucle .hall sea be reglM. A. s." 1. his 6.11— . Sall IOnce .My, be ,au14M •roll rMse- Ina •Rant the fiber Ilea, dean.,.. itself .....N .Inlirt eprabN• U.h ..It .ore, tea er sese ales rid• am" 1. tnntl 1 "U1Ntl4 a" v say ,a1.1, free a,Me bell ."....bete the tw. A sell .N,. Woo m ,unit[" is lea I". 1, as eats ..I Is of . rue. f. COR Irmo.) •hen eahreaee as the laser al... The yurpeu of this re elPs. , I. to sIntel,. .he ... " tare• .c.... dbeneP. brrybne. a" Is1Ui sore.,,.. The nC.pucle suiLU Pass'" I, ehas's,"s, .roll M an •" "Sea t. •, ...".Co. Wt Is Part of .n. lights, title,• ., •porllancn Ipst" ."his ull.n. as cs'rhe.N., ., I." beer "', fns Me am form. sn.1. s seed. 114 -lt.f ..ad Ii.miedl Ca. 1. ea.".d ,."Its. at Job U.t$ea. hl. try. (t) •Q Ul as fell.,, Sutlea 210•25 I.) 11(3alry .A . WI"Iso, =IS,,,y W WSIIrU ASUIF tau i Sash Wflate0 .ouswn as wlslpl• MAIN a. 0.11 M pre.laod 1 Olk n heat wr'ocrPwl.. fans.. ae Wiesen+ doa1lW (ar... by .To W. we d1111N .le suit M pmlded •It% was Tot".... fee --a fwr (4) Pltl" p... n Sendai. ttrmf, wctnfted by. lsr clock .r bell be .11" a+ Sallow fee 'Mil n.Petlrr ew dlsm I. hen • mgPSI. aKlet is .11" fee as fodlridosl ",%I" .pn, In M IMirl Wl ado rArt flail s.Nl." y each .Mnwel arvlt. Va ' I' ur dual w • "'n. shalt. L t. want. .ocnit <lu .r nvSlfN by 1%. Wu wan, It. Woo of rw."AsIn N A tirewi, Wfl .e .tr" .1.. ). Who prop. a urpan. A's amneel tilt . wall .e w ta into 1.41.11.1 ",tin .F.v far LMirid..l ap.rp.ta. than at l ... t .. tocntaUt (bell N P.Ided L web psve n nepon ePtr .11" aIllrw 1..1a11aLr wish Ilan .. I or It. R. I Owyn. Will.& Iu11 M r..4vp.o,d ta m w r..nml" drawhN Wllii,. • L Cawllt sp,roved for he p Ms.. SVasllan 2t0-I1 In mimim AA)=K%l " 0r1U1SC - "Imi" 91R1.G. Caesars ." Seey1. •CUfun to Into !Lill dwllin aJ Idylnu. awl Us .11" Nth ..I.1. of was le.d.U" t'. '."IM). an . +egr.n So .p. [Ir.It. Wiwi" to detach" tamps or tarpons urv" al "Ir f.l1141111'. a<d.pl.. +Mll as ImutiN s .Liu 3/1 I. ml Sean 41nd.IWt1. Pwl nod and wltglaed. Md• l Itla"1 rocnnslr ansrtf. ans .MIN ".N M Installed an U. +w C1.1t. Medway, r.ops.ls a rants," y Soca1. 110-25 U1 suit one M to- .'rood a ..UN Or .LW ....... Preen raegta[lr w.WIM by We section. Sawti. 210.15 (1) I111IIMM Imt "MwTAC13. ` A rreepta91V .tlet (hall Va pewld" L . I polPa ms. wan. W r .odvflane a m .don pajw.s b tanta1N n pmtlr •ewe wen war r,sir. Swat. 11041 n) SUILT.ix w Q'4S. A To[NPa..,let shall M I...11" a arvr each Wlft•L pI .n. 1Tr adobe lull M located a that it II n«wflNo vltW.t maid, to ' owns. this weir[ a/ M Intall" an the IIp.P.t elrait W will be saetN 1. Pr Wee .f liable "elmle. e ultlo. I. Condon 110.26 of a14 Slertrlul Ca4. Is sand" to Toad as fallwn f Section 110.10 LiG1TI.G (NUTS I[GGIILD. e sdhtl" .,lets +ull Va I....11" We. ssndirl" Vale., hi Mf11N . ben (tW In. Al Irnt .r wall .It [h owtnl l.A f 1Tyr angn .f M f:aa.uN 1. ew.n LtPall. <e.. Sn4 ' r.., 1s ullwp. nalvn.. W psis. a.4 a .'door neaoca. ' At larnd An lllulal Wales sh.11 M installed L u attic. seen ft., na... atllq teas W Manna warn.'" for at.tolr v e.sldL1 aAdlPwe r.edlri, Mrwf.IN. [Ia.11m a. 1. uita.he roe. ntur 'us 1l"le.s.r uauaf. • mnvCly te.aullra y A ..Is +•Itch WII be Pe- .Taed is Ilad or Iltlell" ..lets. ei rearm), It, s Mildly.. W.'s. ".1 M4ane mtaocw reanu, central, of atatie Control of liptlN full he Pn1aM. i .10- (b) O.auob. At Ines was •.tl uou 1.1nll" fightiN .1.1 .Two{ Miss oelro11" rnpud. shelf M I....11" 1. r..t. lass. 1. NEW.. .let., or .1.11....1 ... a. (q PiAir uantu[ Wun. - Wldle[ A «....,r to trf.0 l.6 U.ln. • .ui.m .f «..ane.i u6et .tia. rtrlq t. dn.N" .cc..nr).lulus ..rota ".Id.l envp.N" this N I..oIs" 1. "el.n ur ...NLL .r r. w .... ur. GnV. or upert. 4..160" for a. y m. tun m. 4.el11M mil bell M.. a I ... t am light .11a fee ate t P"1.2 I.E. .. f.ttl" aM.ef. "anti" by . tlm I., er tint he wlr" .. feller fer bell rugcd.r cwlumr. 1. shot. . light 1. wlv" be uu /"I.IAua P•r \dg W.." .N1 U b ..a Ch I. p.v..l N .Front fer . .West. light. iM lism mr M m . llPtlp .Imlt mryb" by lu 1Mlrl- ".1 .".1 ...u.. 2. cum la. lh. eu Itbtles.tl.. Pr 1.14R .1.. 1. p .del. the light. Aw the el" emn .hill M "Ortiz" y . .,..is he... ut.r. - S. .h.. Pryer Or u..... ngnt" •Ise ..11 + a to fen I"bib.l P.rhla .ppip fer 1"blaml .grt.mi+. Nm a 1. 1 m. ll1h .Mil N pr<mld" I. "N ..rq. e. asps. .pao. wIrsd .t 1, """stie "u se, I Iles w. I < un he... -Ilia .hilt he n EJ."enml 1. .11 da.c.w Wildla. 1. e".It .epee" fee to. PAP... (d) ["1Pnt tm Ppelnl. u• niuh" IIIM .,I.. ."It M evv9ded ac.." v"uflwr .ru..Mn .p�1Pne Is le.tall" to pr"Ida .ufflslnt .IFvol.al« for re alr. Sell. a held lluirlc.l C". 1. Mny mo.f" by .ddtsf 6titlm 210.27 t. u" J..". 210.12 IOUII). 01 sx a CI=IT p•Olta)" MIM. tnaN oaelt Ontrpn Ardn..hell N W1.11" 1. ." M ..h .vpru n nt of a W191.f..11) dlllsf. Nothing i" Conine " In this qvt .hell N does" or nuts" is gnit In.ul Ltim of .w, el.Itlicel fee', o er arculi fn -1 sz. tir .itu..p ether «<op.00. u. cant sr p.attiel. of "lb 1..t .<nulot. is the mn a .II is aW.. W Pa. of ur Alert bell .uPl).bc,..1 .mrar le. ew then op. act"Pour. anti\ elr"it dinrlwav, Pule Emil ME N lout" I. .q Where.. elals.. Ilan. er 0..1 ouc.. - "Woo a. Utd [ltitrlul (Ndo to misty ..."" by .ddiN 6atl.. 210.26 to ft" n let I.n Still. 210.29 dim CICNIR. A air circuit atoll M dull" 1...t,anu nc.n) n .n auOrlhis I.ul..t U. G.% .1 ace. .,.let ." 1"u.Orlel .cvgq. f.Cli. 10 4n1. 220.. U) 2 of WE otitrl.l (zed. I. mnf" is rud n f.lbor :.dim 220-2 N 2 Uwitil..,I... i.uell" 1. the etltees .hell N vp 11" by wt 4u the• urn .mil .Tlbwe• m.nu t.it. "Its suit Else N grin" to .uPy raputlr.tlan d the our nm..q.ifiw 1• if) eem. AAAM.1 suit .Pl4x. ed.N dr.lo sell he gnlht" I. wql) .n.pt.d. also 1..A alur vom.. an _ Settle. II Stitln Jd -J rf•ud ll..ulo.l CY. IJ wNN by Wly \MRtO Sebsrc\In Of to I.Y a ftl lewt _ SRtlm 210J (r) hu 4 -111.9 tall mll Mr. "n.IIN Uneb .. IYladul fed. , a..r pfYn k—S cleYl[. LU el. ft r 13 M "ill Mt, ee telltale, tell..tl tM elub lwed In ill all N1..R[ n \lr .1.1, u ..bier,. SRtln tl. Stifle AO.10 (q of slid llegl.., .NO 1..e,edN [s rW u j fell., Settled 220•1e tel AWe0l, Mp (Dp11(Sp IOAOS. few. ,ndm ter[ shell b. tefflclet eep,ltr a ep11y 'be led m unN. 1. m ter .W I 'Re fbu cmM Id rf f I... 0..e o fie ledge tM M.. m N dr - y fn A of Ae n fee, q .geeb e,Y f... ..nN Hb R II ,..it" by Mnr 1. C. n 0 Mu M,e rgll.d en I... 11.e SO epgp. Nlclt mr Il pour. • Stiff. IJ Stld llcclrlul fedr Ir b ... by e.YN bl eYlel !title 110.14 u RY rt frilen " SRUm Jle -14 Almly ceYte[o,. —11n flee M. • lbil eet M ..N fee cd- elt cee Wee., Seeder. a ebfrNrrr. Stitlm Ir Sru elr..r]nl -Me le b,r,by emNN br 4Lflel Mt. M. 0 rf 1`01.. 1t0.11 tMweb 110.11. 1.d. 70•IJS. Stiffen If. Stitle Id-U of said U..0.1 W. 1. u.YY t. nY a t.11.f S..tln n0•43 lltltt Wtltlef M W Win W ,rc. all,, Smlu rettuc. ceedunmr !fell N Onrllyd 1. pur".. NO the sWlfubb .rmirsetr .f file cell cernSeS tM Im rf .Ill., m1AY .ud W 11.11" a tM e11e.IN mtAYu 1. Rigid M\ol C 11 Imelf(n. e. Alm$m teed!, still mt be 1.41 fer rrrrMY ..,fee .etnmr nt.ay. fb. Alml..eblt Wit .et M.ud fee Wrrpend Senle 1. JlrntlW MIRIIIC t1Jl., y pamPp f. llRtrl ul e.ellr , .Mll Me\ be .,.a Mnr rvJpn- Iq H b e[eW(yeInrt unl.r 4q neaerHe. )' b unlwlelmHe Wit, ,Sell m\ M It n tMRPend ct.tl., fs +1 J. Ytr.ays Jf 4,Y S. M.tlbR Won 1. Sitd Mm.MUlll[ faKtl[ 1.Je q .U. uarTlaN1, .. SCSI& w- .O.111..ota s, Sion all M na for snMa unbr Sol el.. ... p T. �u.s.. a. MIMnI t.wlna IMUI.31rnsN cost. 4tllon 11. Soltlm g0.72 (.1 of sold tlnuttol fad. 1, .otaea to lW n fall&&, Solt MS 110.)] (f) Ia.tTim. Tor .mlp abtSos.11, ...0 toll M I... " w Ur m.. I., of 'M W1141M at two mrelt Mfr .M ""It, ol ..'ibi. Nl.t t. Mtn t1. Mnl.. tmau.lnt Sour IM Wllalo,. 79avTlar m Wnala..1 ...l0t M la79tr1.1 try. it., .>. SorMO> ryn d..ln, Y Mtnp cods... 47, to..tnitt nitd. fm., Ah s1. /s. Son. 1.7 M I..n11a .101. ah. Wllaln, If .situ ISO ..qw IoW.. toll catch, .Mll t. IwIN 1.1. wl.. nMH >..- Castilla. W Miceli I" pint of tnttf of U. sonic- .arbcttrs W. isr WWI, it peS.lslr. NVISIM Oil a017O01.G Mttls 17 So.'la. NO•lll .( Mu tlol'rlul fur I. wM.1 to na M 1.11&..1 Steil.. 110 -111 (StW101vG tISC ". ISO tsso.00. of . pauliq slestroa. [wtoc a 10 . Sluufl.l .basoW. Mu M aat n • Scott ...[el.IN. pin W In . e Shot .111 nwr.. NrOt.—t " ofM.bo rrr[M. Mc-. MMU.nn to n.ur this is, • Soul ,,I SO ....a ..N n . ✓mule, .Irosol.. rffectl.. sa.alM sMll M 7n.ISa Mood Inuina lolls. W .m+ IS.. s1. .ravel 1.f .1s1)coMt tut 1. 111.1, n M alumoltoa for rryan .r rn0l Mtwt. DIVISION Vill vurtuouDl Sold.. 11. Mla tltttrlt.l car 1. 0...1, rMMa If sell., Sold& As -It u ..a M (.Cleat S.Ctt. SILL nr," Stu. C.) Mnlc- M+IPtct mull& is Mm 'Intl. (.hill &sill... Mnl Mn . sorym. of MI tot.:1.n 20 aotl. ". M.f- t+rrol o unlre anlnt In "dill. to s Mu .di.s of tlmli t.Mltr. (b) Mn1t• erylr+t.t IMl.11a to lom tSoSr.tlst So InNr1r1.1 WII &..p MII MM ... "Mlt, t Si.s M sos.r tse Ill.." ioM " Mt I..s 'W 10 r ptt hnlso 10 it n ban ntrvgs suit M Mt Iw IMno. l• also nc-It %us Mel. MN rtr wMull .. Barr Mnn. 1. c...'". u. I,[— Sin el.t- .q MII M 1.1m Cc) 7.04.79 W wsba.rs wn1o1 IfJblb l Volts of sit1110 fully d.vlllnss Mll ho79 u MNCIq of lot Mss lW M ...... CoMOIi for ..t1 barn Mll M rot bo'MO 1• 7�. 1 -Il t 6nt1Y tf LIJ [IKRIuI Wa la un3T .rNtl br.BAJ 3Kt 1Y III." b rM .. fellavl 1 Act1Y W -lr 3•[Q 130KT3 '� ht Y. aN fe fu113 Jnllb %. [e ITI rt IKb U /<q .�n r.'na([aY(ntt.t.ef .K MII M OmIda .JN f., .r rub Jallut mll. . I Kbun [ .N w to n Cce.,ibl.agtlw mlRCit. n.. rl *Ilbr yat b rt .0 lime b[ru •f .,Rbe .f [..,r .Jbb. •rb uMVtin [f < %n 1.1 w11 Wll b u .3.e...J by to r.11flnt ot(1tlal. OIK31(K it l KRIM 14311004 ' 3K11r 20 L tar 320 -1 .f u1J [lrtNul wr it YNN t. raJ a falswl ut[I. 320-3 KU r231(1Tt[0 Orn .ilia{ r Iu.luin. bull b .R.m.e Y R.[m of w "Its. maul..r Im to 1N 111101 OT ytfnlunf fuabll<t. Is euRY< lwtlsb Y1r. 3.11" 21 Actin 31(1-6 a ntl [IKRInI Ce4 a bmby 4RtN. Art1Y 23. AttiY 336. of ..Id mc" of wr b .Ww a It" .. f.11.1 At11Y 3M -310[3 r[m1Trib m wr r13nP10 1 Trms III aN XK Cables avtl be pniRN I. b mN to rabl<K11A rYparlR .N 1. "ildl[U n Pnirb et bull Jiq. rnanR I. INi.liut Mllb[ m1u, Mn mt untllr 1u.. (3) I.ru 1. Witt. % G) Ttyyy0ff MI. n1• I2% of w-..[NU< "..13.J 1rN u b In.n it" :n Can uPbtl .N erculN eal L JR IKatlma, �. mr.bllr it MII u M.WD1. b I...11 .r (I.b RP 1K obl• 1. .1, w14a 1. uawrr blKt R tit. ell• .Cam aKb ell• m ml .N m a JK.,.w. t t. u mlrt.n ar J.gnm, tale. IN ud1. MII m1 b WWIN uP.tl a um.b. tee. v oPr. 1 lb1 pC. Tm 10C M Otnte Cable lt b lN for btb "I" �..Itl wrl b JRr rl K, f••O. Or nrmtln IKUIay. atl b . r wlb .[ YR111 aN lulu ell• et m•enR blKb be .Cat rfnittN (n Tltb. beta ue. T)q.• M .r1 INC r[ ..R.R- eR.eK. {.Cale. n) 1. ...rlcal 1 .1 INn[ria b11JlK. 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Sntloo It no city Cbfl tA.11 Conley to tot Y•no of tN. Mlon. W .A.11 um N. w. to to MANN a npb.f 4 I... no Qq CInA Wll .1.. fit. • .onlfo3 nn of "'s. MI• ..KO rI,A W {Cot. D'.n.o t of X.. of W fb.rtq C..nof rum. YI.CAtD ox) 1GGR33 [AI• 4.y.f It" b Co. Colno3 CoNf AM, XMI, oSM liRli. ORDINANCE No. 66 AN ORDINANCE OF THE RANCHO CUCAMONCA CITY COUNCIL APPROVING ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT NO. 77 -02 WHICH REPEALS SECTION 61.024A(b)3, AMENDS iECTION 61,022 AND ADDS SECTION 61.0219(a)9 OF ZONING ORDINANCE N0. 17 IRE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMOHCA DOES ORDAIN AS FOLU,69: SECTION 1: :'he City Council hereby detarmines as ftllowa: a. That the Plannirg Commission of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, following a public hearing held in the time and place and manner described by law, recommends approval of Zone Ordinates Amendment No. 79 -02 herein after described, and the City Council has held a public hearing in the time and manner described by law and has duly heard and considered that recommendation. - b. Tllac such amendment In in conformance with the intent and purpose of the zoning ordinance. c That such amendment is consistent with the goals and policies of the General Plan d That such amendment will not be detrimental to the public health, safety and general welfare of the community. a That the proposed amendment would not have significant adverse environmental impacts. SECTION 2: The City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga • has found that this project will not rreste a significant adiersa impact on the environaent and has issued a Negative Declaration on March 7, 1970 SECTION 3: Nov, therefore be it resolved that the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga hereby resolves the following: 1 That pursuant to Section 64854 to 65847 of the California Government Code, that the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga hereby approves on the 7th day of March, 1979 of Zoning Ordinance Amendment No 79 -02. 2. Zoning Ordinance Amendment No. 79 -02 which repeals Section 61 024A(b)3, amendr. Section 61 022 and adds Section 61.0219(a)9 1s attached hereto and made part of this ordinance This ordinance shall be in full force effective at 12:01 " a.m. on the 31st day after it is adopted Y °AFSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED T31IS DAY OF , 1979 74 ORDEMYCE lb. 67 A3 ORDIN&LYCE OF MM CITY OF RANCEO COCAMONGA, CALIFOZ= REZO.YINO ASSESSOR'S FARM DO. 202 - 171 -47 (ZC 97-65 6 98-65) THE CITY COOT.CIL OF THE CITY OF RAS/7M WCAIWWA DOM ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. The City Council hereby finds Bud determimes the following: a. That San Bernardino County Planafng C =Lsnlan, folk a public hearing held In the tine and manner descr by 1". reeoamends the rezoning of the property hereinafter described and the San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors had held a public hearing in the tine and • manner described by law " has duly heard and uasidcred said recommendation. - - b. That this rezoning is eonsistenc with the General Plan of the City of Reecho Cucamonga. c. That this rezoning will have no algalflcant emIr0M=ant8l Impact as a negative declaration was filed by the County. SECTTOS 2. The following describrd real property is hereby rezoned in the manner stated, and the zoning pup is hereby amended accordingly. R-1 "single family residential" to R-3 "multiple family residential". Said property Is located on the nortbw.yt corner of Ramona Avenue and 19th Street known as Assessor's parcel No. 202 - 171 -47. • This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect at 12:01 a.m. on the 31st day after s adoption. PASSED, APPROVED ASD ADOPTED THIS dry of 1979. Mayor Rancho Cucamonga ATTEST: 1 City Clerk 'n/ ORDINANCE 110. 69 All ORDINANCE OF THE CITY CITY 6:1UNCIL OF THE LI1'f OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, MENDING ORDINANCE NO. 30, WHICH PERTAINS TO THE FINANCING OF INTEk*M SCHOOL FACILITIES, TO I'ICREASE FEES THEREUNDER, AND TO PRCVIOE FOR T4E DEDICATION OF LAND IN LIEU THEREOF The City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, does ordain as follows: SECTION 1: Section 8 of Ordinance No 30 of the City of Ranch,, Cucamonga California, is hereby amended to reach as follows: "SECTION 8: Amount of Fees and Time ot Payment. • "(a) When fees are required by this Ordinance such fees - shall be as follows: 11(1) For development within the Alta Loma Elementary School District, 5893.00 per single - family dwelling and $446 00 per mobile home space or each unit of a multiple -unit dwell,n9 structure which contains two (2) or more bedrooms. "(2) For development within the Central School District, $908.00 per single- family dwel" ng and $454 00 per mobile home space or each unit of a mult,ple -unit dwelling structure which contains two (2) or more bedrooms "(3) For development within the Cucamonga School District, $700.00 per single - family dwelling and $350 00 per mobile home space or each unit of a multiple -unit dwelling structure which contains two (2) or more bedrotwns "(b) Any room which is designated for sleeping which has a closet is a bedroom for the purposes of this Ordinance. "(c) Land nay be ak_c p d as an equivalent arrangement in lieu of fees, or a portion thereof, }f- r€tered...gy_if�develnper aad- .accepted�.e cisi: u I n,r r .v 4.t4 "(d) 14hen fees are required by this Ordinance, such fees shall be paid at the time the building permit is approved and issued Fees shall be held in trust for the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, un'il transferred to the affected school district or districts l Y ' '(f) No disbursement shall be made :o any school district until such district has complied with Government Code Secticn 65970. SECTION 2: The Mayor shall sign this Ordinance and the City Clerk sF57 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 to The Dail Report, a newspaper of general circulation, published in t�C ty of bitario, California, and circulated in the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California. PASSED, APPROVED, and ADOPTED this day of 1979. AYES: 3 — ' NOES �s — > ABSENT: ATTEST: City Clerk Mayor -2- 7 CIT.' OF RANCEO CUCAMONGA MEMORANDUM Date: March 21, 1979 To: City !tanager and City Council From: Jack Lam, Director of Community Development Subject: ZONING ORDINANCE AMZNDMENT NO. 79 -01 - SIGN ORDINANCE - An Amendment to the Zoning -)rdlnance to add a nell sign ordinance and repeal all existing sign provisions As the City Council is aware, the Planning Commission and staff have been working for several months an the preparation of a new sign ordi- nance The Planning Commission has held several study sessions and public hearings to consider and develop a sign ordinance that will help create the image and character that the City in steiving to develop In addition, meetings have been held with the Chamber of Commerce Sigu Committee and the Citizens Advisory Committees. Over the past several mor s the Comission has worked with and heard testimony from many groups of people such as citizens, businessmen, developers, and sign corporations Through all these various meetings the Commission has debated and considered many erciens to the proposed sign provisions Most of the discus..ions centered tround the height and size of signs and the amortization of non - conforming signs. During the consideration of these options, the Commiaslnn's focus was on the typo of image and character that would be created as a result of a • sign ordinance. While the Coconlasion has made modifications during the course of public dlscvusion, it has consistently felt that the major provisions within the proposed ordinance were very much in need to accomplish an economically viable and attractive community. The proposed ordinance as recommended by the Planning Commission was distri- buted to the Council earlier for your review. As can be seen in the ordi- nanr.e, the Commission placed a great emphasis on the purpose and objectives of the ordinance The emphasis was placed on the positive elements and rensoning for this ordinance. The Planning Commission, at its meeting of February 28, 1979, concluded its public hearings on the sign ordinance and adopted a formal reconm. da- clan of approval to the City Council as stated in the attached Resolution No 79 -08 The C'tlten Advisory Committee unanimously supports the major concepts of the proposed sign ordinance and their position statement is attached to this report +s, a AEC"fMATI0Y: The planning Comisslon reco ®ends that the City Council adopt the proposed sign ordinance by approving the attached ordinance. Res }ectfully euta ltted, -.t i, JACK ldA', Director of Conmunity Development JL:HV:nm eAttachments E � l-•.y_ CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MEMORANDUM Date: March 13, 1979 To: honorable Mayor and City Council Front Citizen Advisory Committees Subject: SIGN ORDINANCE Well conceived and well planned sign programs are an important step toward improving the character of the city and for promoting a morn positive • business climate. The results of the City's endeavors are quite evident _ in the sign programs of new uses currently being built throughout the city It is important to recognize that only a small area of the city is currently developed and the city needs to carefully consider what kind of "tone" it will • ^c for the character of future development. The Citizens Advisory Committees for the Alta Loma, Cucamonga and Etiwinda communities have been presented the major concepts of the proposed sign ordinance and do support and endorse these concepts and encourage the City Council to favorably consider the same. Respectfully submitted, CHARLES /hat n Cucamonga Advisory Coomit-tea SHARON E. ROMERO Alta Loma Advisory Committee �W.nd, rmn Ery Committee 0 I ej r. n RESOLUTION 110. 79 -08 A RESOLUTION OF THE RANCHO CUCAMONGA PLANNING COlMISSION RECOHMMING APPROVAL OF ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT N0. 79 -01 WHICH REPEALS EXISTING SIGN REGULATIONS CONTAINED IN ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 17 IN ITS ENTIRETY AND ESTABLISHES NEW AND DISTINCT SIGN REGULATIONS SEPARATE FROM ORDINANCE No 17. WHEREAS, on the 24th day of January, 1979, the Planning Commission held a duly advertised public hearing pursuant to Section 65854 of he California Goverment Code. SECTION 1: The Rancho Cuua:vnga Planning Commission has made the following findings: • 1 That such menduent is in conformance with the intent and purposr of the Zoning Ordinance 2. That such amendment 1s consistent with the goals and policies of the General Plan 3. That such amendment will not be detrimental to the public health, safety, and general welfare. 4. That the proposed amendment would not have sig- nificant adverse environmental imparts. SECTION 2: The Rancho Cucamonga Planning Commission has found that this project will not create a slgniffcant adverse impact on the environ- ment and has recommended issuance of a Negative Declaration or• February • 28, 1979 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: 1. That pursuant to Section 64854 to 65847 of the California Government Code, that the Planning Commission of the City of Rancho Cucamonga hereby recommends approval on the 28th day of February, 1979, of the Zone Ordinance Amendment No 79 -01 which repeals the existing sign regulations con- tained in Zoning Ordinance No. 17 in its entirety and establishes rev and distinct sign regulations separate from Ordinarce No 17. 2. The -'annfng Commission hereby recommends that the City Council approve and adopt Zone Ordinance Amend- ment No. 79 -01. S/ Ark 3. That a Certified Copy of this Resolution and re- lated material hereby adopted by thn Planning Commission shall be forwarded to the City Council. r APPROVED AND ADOPTED THIS 28171 DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1979. PUMINC COHNISSION OF THE CITY OF RANCHO nUCAMONCA. � li rman Rempc ATTEST: �.� L ( IL Secretary of tlu Pl,.r,, 3 Commission I, JACK LAN, Secretary of the Planning Commission of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, do hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution was duly and regularly introduced, passed, and adopted by tha Planning Commission of the City of Rancho Cucamonga at C a regular meeting of the Planning Commission hold on the 28th day of February,1979 AYES: COMISSIONER" GARCIA. DAHL, JONES, TOLSTOY, REMPEL NOES: COPDI:uo- oNERS: NONE ABSENT: COK41SSIONERS: NONE �z ORDINANCE NO. 65 AN ORDINANCE OF TILE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING A CONPPERENSIVE SIGN ORDINANCE AND REPEALING ' RTAIN SECTIONS OF THE SAN BERNARDINO LUUNTY CODE PERTAINING TO SIGN REGULATIONS The City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, does ordain as follows: ARTICLE I SECTION 1.0 The City of Rancho Cucamonga recognizes the need for signs as a means to identify businesses within the community. Rowever, the City also recognizes that signing becomes an important design element of the physical environment Provisions consistent with the goals and objec- • tives of the community, are necessary to insure that the special charaq_ ter and Image, tiro community is striving for, can be attained The City of Rancho Cucamonga is striving to provide an economically stable and visually attractive community through high quality site planning, build - Ing design, landscaping and signing As a planned architectural feature, a sign can be pleasing and can harmonize with the physical character of its environment Proper controls can rchieve this goal and will make the City of Rancho Cucamonga a more attractive place to live, work and she? It is the purpose of this Ordtnoncr to make nur city attractive to real- dents, visitors and commercial, industrial and professional businesses while maintaining economic stability through an attractive signing program. SECTION 1 1 Objectivoe and 0.isi e. The objectives and basis for the various sign regu- latlona contained in this Ordinance ere: (1) to direct persons to various activities and enterprises, in order to provide for the maximum public convenience; (2) to provide a reasoncble system of controls for signs, to insure the development of a high quality visual environment; (3) to encourage signs which are well designed and pleasing In appearance and ' to provide Incentive and latitude for variety, good design relationship, and spacing; (4) to encourage a desirable urban character which has a minimum of overhead clutter; (5) to enhance the economic value of the ( community and each area thereof through the regulation of such things " as size, number, loratton, design and illumination of signs; (6) to encourage signs which are compatible with adjacent land uses; (7) to K reduce possible traffic and safety hazards through good signing; and (8) to protect the general public health, safety and welfare of the r. community. SECTION 1.2 Definitions: The following are definitions of terms contained in this Ordinance. 1 Advertising Structure: An on or off site structure of any kind or character other than the win buPInesw Identification signs, arected or maintained fer outdoor advertising purposes, upon which any poster, bill, printing, painting, or other advertisement of any kind whatso- ever may be placed, including statuary for advertising purposes. q8 2 Area of Signs: The area of a sign shall include the entire area within any type of perimeter or border which may enclose the outer limits of any writing, representation, emblem, ttgure or character, together with any other material or color forming an Integral part of the display or used to differentlnte such sign from the background which it Is placed The area of a sign having no such peri- meter shall be computed by enclosing the entire atca wltaln parallelagrams, triangles or circles in o site sufficient to cover the entire area en. computing the size of such area In the case cf a two aided sign, the area shall be computed as Including only the maxitm,m single display surface which is visible from nny ground pooition at one (1) time. The supports or uprights on which any sign is supported should not be included in determining the sign area unless such supports or uprights are designed In such a manner as to form an integral background of the sign. In the use of any cylindrical sign the total area shall be computed on the total area of the surface of the sign. 7. Banner, Fla', Fennant or Balloon: Any cloth, bunting, plastic, Paper or similar ma t erlal used for advertising purposes attached an • to or pinned on or from y structure, staff, pole, line, framing, _ or vehicle Building, Face: The area of the front building elevation in width the businecs is located. If =to than one business to located in a single building, than such area shall be limited to that portion whlch Is occupied by each individual business. 5 Business Directory Sim: A sign located in a multi- tenant complex which lists each business and address located therein. 6 Busin sae Idcntlflca[Lon: An on -site sign which Identifies the business located thereon 1. Construction or Contractor Sinn: A temporary sign which states the names of [he individuals and /or firms connected with the construction of a project Such sign my include the name of the project, the address of the business, and the emergency telephone number B. Convenience Sim: A sign not larger than two (2) square feet which conveys Information Such as "restroomts ", "no parking ", "entrance ", and the like but does not contain land, trade, advertising or business Identification and 1s designed to be viewed on site by pedestrians and /or motorists. 9 Cany: Any words, letters, numbers, figures, designs or other symbolic representations Incorporated into a sign 10. Directional Si ns: A sign which contains words such as "entrance ", c' olor,,- -Tin ", "out" or other similar words or a sign coi.taining arroaq or characters indicating traffic directions and used either in conjunction with such words or separately No directional sign shall contain any advertising or trade name Information A subdivision directional sign shall not be In- cluded in this category. �1 11 Director of Community Development: Shall mean the Director of the Community Development of the City of Rancho Cucamonga 12. Director Review: A method of review by the Director of ' Community Development as stipulated in Ordinance No. 19 to determine conformance with applicable ordinances. 13. Flashing Sign: Any sign which contains or is illuminated b,, lights which are intermittently on and off, which change intensity, or which create the illusion of motion In any manner. 16. Freestanding Sign: A sign which is perman•atly supported by one (1) or mote uprights, braces, poles, or other similar structural components when utilizing earth, rack, the ground or any foundation set in the ground as a primary supportide base, which does not exceed 20 feet in height. 15. Future Tenant Ideutifleation Sign: A temporary sign which identifies a future use of a site or building 16 Grand Opening: That promotional activity used by n••wly established businesses• withir thirty (30) days afte. occupancy, to inform the public of their location and contribution to the community Grand Opening does not mean an annual or occasional promotion of retail sales by a business. 17 Height of a Sign: The greatest vertical distance measured from the grade at the point the sign supports intersect the ground and any oLcompanying architectural features of the .sign However, if the sign 1s constructed upon an artificial berm, the height of the sign, as measured from the toe of slope or berm, shall not exceed 150 per cent of the maximum height allowed by Chia ordinance • 18 Inoperative Activity: A business or activity that has ceased operation at day given location for a period of at least 30 days 19. Interior Sinn: A sign Inside of any business that can not be seen from outside the building in which the business is located. 20. Monument Sign: A low profile less than 8 It in height, free- standing sign incorporating the design and building mntcr14lg accenting the architectural theme of the buildings an the same property 21 Donconfotnina Sign: A sign that does not comply with the provisions of this ordinance. 22 Off -site Sign: A sign which advertises or directs attention to products or activities that are not provldrd on the site upon which the sign in located. 23. Off -site Subdivleion S11a: A sign in accordance with this ordinance, uhtch directs traffic to a subdivision within the ^� City of Rancho Cucamonga. vo 24. On -site Subdiv Se!on Sf A sign which Sdc:etifles the sub- division upon which the sign Is located. 25. Pedestrian Traffig Sian: A sign subject to the Size limitations listed in this ordinance which is other than the MV, business Sdentifltation sign and which Is crio,ced to ±edescrisn traffic. Su -h Sign Shall not include any advertising Information. 26 Political Sion; id A sign erected prior to an election to advertise or identify a candtdatc, campaign Issue, election proposition, or other related :otters 27, Portable Slgn: A sign nr,t designed to be permanently attached to a structure or to the ground. ?g Real Estate Sign: A temporary sign advertising the sale or Moe of the property upon which It Ss located, and the Sdent111c4tfon of the firm handling such Sale, lease, or rent 29. Revolving Sign: A sign, which all or a portion of, may rotate either on an intermittent or constant basis. 30. Roof Sign: A Sign erected, constructed, or placed upon or over a roof or parapet wall of a building and which Is wholly or partly supported by such buildings. 31 Roof: The external upper covering of a building or structure. 32. Sian: Any card, cloth, paper, metal, or painted character visible from outside of a structure for advertising purposes, mounted to the ground or any tree, wall, bush, rock, fence, or structure, either privately publicly owned. Sign shall mean ^n7' graphic announcement ration, demonstration, display, Illustration, or insigni �, : to adverttoo or promote the Interest or any person v,.- ;.v same is placed out of doors in view of the general publl,. This definition shall not include i the display of the American flag or the flag of the State of California. 33. rectal =vent Signs: A temporary sign thigh advertise, special events and activities such no grand openlnga, charitable events, Christmas tree,, and firevorka Such sign, are limited to the provisions listed in this ordinance 34 TCmPOrary Signs: A sign erected for a temporary purpose attra attention to 'it activity as provided for within this ordinance.Cing 35 Wall Sign: A sign attached to or erected against the wall of a building or structure with the exposed face of the sign parallel to the plane of sold wall 36. Infix— fix----,-. aign painted, attached, glued, or otherwise a CfSxcd to a window, or otherwise eaal3y v•elblc frame Clio exterior of the building 4 S)6 37. Vehicle Sign: A sign which Is attached to a vehicle and placed on any property so as to attract attention to a product, activity. or business which is in addition to the Hain business idvatifi- cation sign. ARTICLE II PERMIT REQUIREMENTS AtR/ REVIEW PROCEIMRES SECTION 2.0 Director Review Required: Director review shall be required prior to the placing, erecting, Carving, or reconstructing of any sign in the City, unless expressly exempted by this Ordinaacc. Sir" regotr- ing Director Review shall comply with the provisions of this OrdleOnce and o21 other applicable laws and ordinances. SECTION 2.1 Method of AD011cation: An application for Directcr Review.sball be soda on feras as prescribed by the Director of Caminity Dnelopment. Such an application shall be filed with the Pianning Oivision with applicable plans act forth by the Planning Division. Said nppllcatio, shall be accompanied by any fees or bonds As specified try City Council Resolution. *SECTION 2 2 Method of Review: The purpose of Directo —T1" is to help lasare conpllarce with the provisions of this C Inane. After receipt of a sign application, the Director of 0 amunity Development or a designated representative shall render 1 decision to approves approve with mc1fficatfon, or do" such sign re;acat within 15 working days. Such a review shall insure that any sign proposal is in conforwne with this Ordinance and is consistent ttr Kent and purpose. ARTICLE III ADtiIMISTRATION SECTION 1.0 Director of Community Developeent: It shall be the duty of the Director of Community Development to enforce all Provisions of this Ordinance. The Director of Comumity Oevelopmrnt has the authority under this Ordinance to designate a representative of the Department to implement the provisions of this Sign Ordinance. Further, the Director of Community DcvcloPmen[ has the option of referring any sign request to the Planning Coemission for their revleu and approval. SECTION 1 1 Interpretation: The provisions of thin Ordinance are rot irteaded to abrogate any casements, covenants, yr other misting agre,ments which are more restrictive than the provisions of this Ordinance. Whenever the applicatfon of this Ordinance Is uncertain due to mbiguity of lts provlstens, the question shall be referred to the Planning Comaisaloa for determtnatlue. The planning COUMlasion shall then authorize signing which best fulfills the Intent of this Ordinance. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion of this OrdinanCC le for any reason held Invalid or uocoastltutlaml by any court of proper jurisdiction, such yortlon shall be deemed. a separate, diatinct and Independent provision and aw•s holdings shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions t:ermf. — �� SECTION 3 2 Variances: Applications for a variance from Lho terms of this Ordinance shall be reviewed by the Planning Commission according to the variance procedures as sat forth in the Zo•.ing Ordinance. SECTION 3 3 Appeal: A decision of the Director of Community Development may be appealed within ten (10) days of such decision to the Planning Cooission. Such appeal shall be made on the forms prescribed by ' the Division of Community Development and fees paid in accordance with the fee resolution The submission of the application and fees shall constitute the filing of the appeal The Planning Commission shall review such appeal at a regularly scheduled meeting according to the schedule of meetings and deadlines for submission of applications The Commission shall either uphold, reverse, or modify the Director's decision If anyone is aggrieved or affected by the decision of the Planning Commit 89 then they may oppeal such decision to the City Council within ten (10) days from the decision of the Planning Commission.Tho appeal shall be submitted in accordance with the above appeal provisions The City Council shall review such appeal and either uphold, reverse, or modify the Commission decision ARTICLE IV GENERAL PROVISIONS SECTION 4.0 Ex:mnt Signs: Tla following signs shall be exempt from Lila application, pewit, and fee requirements of this Ordinance An electrical or building permit may, however, be required: 1 Permanent window signs not exceeding three (3)square feet and limited to business identification, hours of operation, address and emergency information only. 2. Real estate signs for reaid,ntial sales not exceeding four (4) square fact in area or five (5) feet in height, pro- vided it is unlit and is removed within fifteen (15) days • after the close of escrow or the rental or lease has been accomplished 3. Contractor of Construction Signs: One (1) directory sign shall be permitted on the construction site for all constractors (may include bank, realtors, Pubcontractors, etc ) not exceeding thirty -two (32) square feet unless legally required by government contracts to be larger. No sign shall exceed R feet in overall height and nhall be located no leas than ten (10) feet from any property line. Such sign shall be removed upon the completion of the project. 4. Future Tenant Identification Sign: Future tenant identl- f1cacion signs may be placed on vacant or developing property to a?vertisr the future use of the property and where this Information may he obtained. Such sign shall be limited to one (1) per parcel and to a maximum of thirty -two (32) square feat in area and eight (g)fect in overall height. Further. snrh signs shall be placed no less than ten (10) feet from any property line. Any such sign shall be removed upon completion of such project. ?� 5. Real Estate Signs for Sale of Industrial or Commercial Property : One (1) sign per street frontage not to exceed thirty -two (32) square feet In area to advertise the sale, lease, or rent of such property No such sign shall exceed eight (8) feet in overall height and shnll not be located closer than tan (10) feet from any property line Where a property has in excess of 600 lineal feet of frontage, an additional sign for every 600 lineal feet is allowed 6, interior signs within a structure not visible from off - site or frtm outside of building. 7. Memorial tablets, plaques, or directional signs for community historical resources, installed by a recognized Historical Society or civic organization. d Convenience signs not exceeding three (3) square feet In area. ® S. Residential building identification signs used to Identify Individual residences and not exceeding two (2) square feet. 30. Of f lcial and legal notices issued by the court, public body, person, or officer in perfomnnee of his public duty or in giving any legal notice. 11 Directional, warning, or informational signs or structures required or authorized by law or by Federal, State, County, or City authority 12 Official flags of the United Stotts of America, the State of California, and other Staten of the United States, tountfes, Municipalities and official flags for nations, and flags of internationally, and nationally recognized organizations. e13. Signs of public utility companies, indicating danger or which serve as an aid to public snfdty or which show locations of underground facilities or public telephones 14. Safety signs on construction nites 15 Time and Temperature signs that convey time and temperature only and not exceeding 12 square feet nor 8 feet in height. SECTION 4 1 Prohibited Slrns: All signs not expressly permitted are prohibited in all zones, including but not limited to the following: 1 Roof signs 2 Flashing signs (except in time and temperature signs) 3. Animated signs. 4. Revolving signs 5. Vehicle signs (when used on property to Identify a business). v 6. Portable signs (except where permitted in this Ordinance). 7 Off -site signs (except temporary subdivision directional signs as provided for in this ordinance). S. Signs on the public right -of -way (except where required by a governmental agency) 9 Signs blocking doors or fire escapes 10. Light bulb strings and exposed tubing (except for temporary uses such as Christmass tree lots). 11. Banners, flags, pennants and balloons ( exctpt for special events as provided for in this Ordinance). 12. Advertising structures (except as otherwise permitted in this Ordinance). SECTION 4.2 Signs Relat ins to Inoperative Activities: Signs pertalning to activities `. or business which arse no longer in operation, aball be removed from the premises or the sign copy shall be removed or obliterated within sixty (60) days after the premises has been vacated. Any such sign not removed within the specified time shall constitute a nuisance and shall be subject to removal under the provisions of this Ordinance. SECTION 4.7 Enforceacnt, Legal Procedures, and penalties: Enforr. ent, legal procedures and penalties shall be in accordance with the enforcement procedures established by the Zoning Ordinanca. Additionally, illegal signs within the public right -of -way may be au=arily abated by the City and held, pending notification of the owmer by the City The owner may obtain said sign from the City upon paynent to the City of any storage and removal charge that may have been incurred by the City SECTION 4 4 Construction and Maintenance: • 1. Constructlont Every sign and all partb, portions, and materials shall be manufactured, assembled, and erected In compliance with all applicable State, Federal and City regulations and the Uniform. Budding Code. 2. Maintenance: Every sign and all parts, portions, and materials shall b- maintained and kept In proper repair The display surface of all signs shall be kept clean, neatly painted and free from rust and corrosion Any cracked, broken surfaces, malf.mctioning lights, missing sign copy or other unmalntnined or damaged portion of a sign will be repaired or replaced within thirty (10) days following notification by the City. Noncomplianca with such a request will constitute a zoning violation and will be enforced as such. 4 `o ARTICLE V SIGN REGULATIONS Sign permits may be issued for signs included under this section provided ` the signs are in compliance to all Cher applicable laws and ordinances ' SECTION 5.0 Signs Permitted in all Zoning Districts: The following signs may be potni tted in any zoning die trier subject [o the provisions listed: 1. Convenience Signs: On -site signs which are necessary for Public convenience or 1Z y but which are not exempt, may be approved by the DI.-to of Community Development or his designee. Signs cent ,1ng information such as "entrance ", "exit ", or directional arrows shall be designed to be viewed from on -site or from an area adjacent tothe site by pedes- trians or motorists while parking their automobile. Signs that convey advertising, products, or business identification shall not be considered a convenience sign 2 Political Signs: Political signs having to do with any issue. .allot measure, or candidate in any municipal, state or federal election or political statements and expressions shall be permitted subject to the following provisions and any other Applicable provisions within this Ordinance a Any person, party or group posting political signs in the City shall abide by the provisions herein setforth. b All political signs shall be placed no earlier than 30 dayn prior to the election and shall be removed not later than 10 days following the datu of the election. c A political sign shall not exceed 32 square feet in total area for one side No signs shall be placed in is a manner that would obstruct visability of pedantrian or vehicle traffic. d All political signs shall not exceed an overall height of 6 feet from the finished grade. Signs .iaed for ldentl- fication of political headquarters shall comply with the Provisions of Section V -E of this Ordinance. e No political signs shall be llgl,ted either directly or indirectly I No political sign shall he placed or fixed to a tree, fence, or utility prle, and shall not be posted on any public property ne in the public right -of -way R• No political sign shall be punted In violation of any provisiona of this ordinance. Further, the Director of Comun!cy Development or his designee shall have the rigl,t to remove all signs placed contrary to the provisions of this section. �pec1a1 Event Sign,: Special event aigns may be approved for a Limited period of time as a mcana of publicizing special events such as grand opening, newmanagement, Inventory sales for public or rharitabie events, Christmas tree lots, and fireworks stance To apply for approval of special event signs, the appl•.eant shall submit a letter to the Director of Community Development which describes the proposed sign by means of a sketch 4 the display dates The Director of Community Development shall review the request within 15 working days after receipt and shall make a deter- mination to approve, approve with modification or deny the request Such special event sig., shall be limited to the following provisions: a. No more than one special event sign shall be permitted per activity and shall be either n wall, window or ground sign, and use of flags, banners and pennants b All special event signs shall be It maximum of 32 square feet and shall be posted below the roof or shall be no higher than g feet in ti:e case of a ground sign. C Special event sign., shall be limited to 45 days per calendar year. 4 On -site Subdivision Signs: a One (1) temporary on -sits subdivision sign not to exceed 64 square feat total for two (2) aides or 32 square feet for one (1) side and a total overall height of fifteen (15) feet may be permitted an each main street frontage of the property being subdivided not to exceed two (2) such Signs for all phnsce of any subdivision (interior streets of the subdivision are not recognized sa mai- street frontage) b Such sign shall be for the identification of a Subdivision, dh, price information and the developers name, address, and telephone number. c Such signs shall be removed within ten (10) days from the data of the final sale of the land and/or residences or within twelve (12) months, whichever comes first Extensions of the twelve (12) months time limit can be approved by the Director of Conmunity Development in cases of hardship d. Signs shall be maintained in good repair at all times a A cash deposit of $500 par sign shall be deposited with the sign application to ensure compliance with the Ordinance and removal of Stich Sinn Said deposit slmll be refunded to tiro applicant upon sign removal by the applicant If the City is forced to remove any signs, then the cost of removal shall be deducted from deposit. 10 sss� Q , S. Off -Site Subdivision Directional Sinn: a A maximum of six (6) signs nay be used to lead customers to the site b. Signs shall be no larger than 60" x 9" and shall be ` grouped on a four aided sign structure as shown In Exhibit "A" Such structure shall contain no more than seven (7) tract identifications C. A sign structure shall be located act less than 6001 from an existing or previously approved sign site Further, each sign may only contain the name of the sub- division, and a directional arrow as shown on Exhibit "0 ". d. The placement of each sign structure shall be reviewed and approved by the Director of Comaunity Development. • EXHIBIT "A" 0 11 EXHIBIT "B" FE,-- `LJ01N I�I_JIV �1 e All signs are to be placed on private property with written consent of the property owner obtained and filed with the Department of Community Development prior to issuance of permit. f. A sign location plan shall be prepared showing the site of each directional sign and shall be submitted to the Department of Comunity Development prior to the issuance of a sign permit. g. Any such sign approved for a particular subdivision within the City shall not be changed to advertise another subdivision without prior approval of the Director of Community Development h There shall be no additions, tog signs, streamers, _ devices, display boards or appurtenances added to the sign as originally approved. Further, no other direc- tional signing may be used such as posters, or trailer signs i All non - conforming subdivision directional signs associated with the subdivision in question must be removed prior to the issuance of i new sign permit 1. A `500 cash deposit shall be placai with the City to enure compliance with this ordinance. Any sign placed contrary to the provisions of this ordinance may be re- moved by the City and the cost of removal shall be deducted from said deposit. Additional costs incurred by the City resulting from the removal of Illegal r'gns . shall be charged to the developer k. Said sign shall be allowed until subdivision Is sold out, or for a period of twelve (12) months whichever comes first. Extensions of this twelve (12) month time limit can hn approved by the Director of Community Development In cases of harishlps. • | § � i § @ ��\ |I § §) § ) ;! ! §f } • !! , - || ��\ C � ��\ | } :_! ( k \�\ \! ; 2.)j!�\ /! § �\ §§ C � ��\ @ | ( ! El ��\ - �- i .{ .. - ` / — !!� } }��. !,|i:. |, BGQ( a§Gg !• , ;!| { {�� ZZ ��\ | , ( � @ • ��\ gsE \\ \\ }Zmw 3-1 \ |1: 1 { / u I it @ • ��\ 7 Y F.i . � /f } « t § Zvi.: ! Q!§ \ § \ / [ } }- $ § \! !\ ! I - - @ � ! : ` §\ \ - 7 Y § ! ( | | ( :- | \i !; !: § \/§ ; ! §I ' | /! ; § §; \\ Hit Lit \ ; !=: §| f l §\_ A TisilL TICIF, \� • 0 / //. ARTICLE VI DESIGN STANDARDS The following Design Standards shall be adhered to for all signing: SECTION 6.0 Architectural style: That each sign is designed with the. intent and purpose to relate to the architectural style of the main building or buildings upon the site, and to the extent not In- consistent with such style, that the sign will be compatible with the style or character of existing improvements upon lots adjacent to rho site. Signs located on commercial sites but in a predominantly residential area, shall consider compatibility with such residential area. SECTION 6 1 Relationship to buildings: Signs located upon a lot with only one main building housing Lila enterpricc which the sign iden- tifies, shall be designed to incorporate at least one of *the predominantly visual elements of such building, such as type of construction materials, color, or other design detail Each sign located upon a lot with mere than one mat to building, ouch no a • shopping center or other commercial or industrial area developed in accordance with a common development plan, shall be designed to Incorporate at least one cf such predominantly visual design elements common or similar to all such buildings or the buildings occupied by the 'main tenants' or principal enterprises. The Cormunity Development Director may condition its approval of a sign to require more than one such visual elements to be in- corporated into the design of the sign where such element or of ements !s necessary to achieve a significant visual relation - ship between the sign and building or buildings. SECTION 6 2 Rolationehia to other of ns: tibere there Is more than one monument sign located upon a lot, all such signs shall have designs which are well related to ca ;� other by the similar treatment or incorporation of not less than four of the following six design elements: (1) type of construction materials as used In the several sign components (such as cabinet, sign copy, supports); (2) letter style of sign copy; (3) Illumination; (4) type or method used for supports, uprights or structure on which sign is supported; (5) sign cabinet or other rr,,flguration of sign area; (6) shape of entire sign and its sevar,.- components. SECTION 6.3 Sign dimensions: The dlmangions of the nign cabinet, if any, or ether configuration of the dimensions of the sign area of each sign nhall be proportions: to cud visually balanced with tl,e size of the building SECTION 6 4 Llndncnpini;: Each nanumunt sign shall be located in a planted landscaped aren which to of a shape, design and size (equal to at least the sign area) that will provide n compatible setting and ground definition to the stgn The planted landscaped area shall be maintained on a reasonable and regular basis ,o M SECTION 6.5 Illumination and m[SOn: Monument signs shall be non - moving atacianary structures (in all components) and illumination, if any. shall be maintained by artificial light which is stationary and constant in intensity and color at all times (non - flashing). b -CTION 6.6 Sign copy: Sign copy shall Include minimal information only. 1' The use of subordinate information such as telephone numbers, lists of products, pictures of products, etc. are dlscournged. The name of the use or business shall be the dominant message an the sign. ARTICLE VII NOISCON:ORMINO SIGNS SECTION 7 0 Intent: It is the intent of this section to recognize that the eventual elimination of existing signs that arc not in conformity with the provisions of this Ordinance, is as important as is the prohibition of new signs that would violate these regulations y SECTION 7 1 General Requirements: I. A nonconforming sign may not be: a. Changed to another nonconforming sign nor have its copy changed or altered. (except billboards) b. Structurally altered to extend Its useful life. C. Expanded. d Reestablished after a business discontinued for 60 days. e Reestablished after damage or destruction of more than 50% of its value, as determined by the Building Official. • 2. No new sign shall be approved for a site, structure, building or use that contains nonconforming signs unless said non- conforming signs are removed or modified to conform with the provisions of this Ordinance SECTION 7 2 Amortization Requirements: Evcry sign or advertising structure which does not comply with the provisions of this Ordinance, shall be amortized in accordnnce with the following schedule: Value Time Period Signs under $250 180 Days $250 - $500 Ih year $500 - $1,000 2 years S A, '1 Over $1,000 S years n M ARTICLE IX SECt10N 9.0 Publication: The Mayor shall sign this ordinance and the City Clerk shall 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 Daily Report, a newspaper of general circulation, pub- lished in the City of Ontario. California, and circulated in the City of Rancho Cucaonnga, California ti The value of a nonconforming sign stall be determined by the Building Official in accordance with the latest material valuation t schedules. e Time periods for amortization of nonconforming signs shall begin from the effective date of the Ordinance. Any sign which becomes f nonconforming either by reason of amendment to this Ordinance or by annexation to the City, shall also be subject to the provisions of this Ordinance The period of time within such sign must be ' abated shall commence upon the effective date of such amendment Cr cnnexation. ' SECTION 7.3 Historical Signs: Signs which have historical significance to the community but do not conform to the provisions of this Ordinance may be allowed to remain provided that the Planning Commission makes the following findings: 1. The sign has historical significance for the community 2. The sign does not create nor cause a traffic hazard. 3. The sign does not create a visual nuisance to the character of the community. ' 4. The sign is properly maintained and structurally sound ? 5. The sign does not adversely affect adjacent properties. i ARTICLE VIII SECTION 8 0 The following sections of the San Bernardino County Code dealing specifically with sign regulations and which were adopted by the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucaronga, California by reference under Ordinance No. 17, are hereby repealed: + 61.022,-61.024A(a)(5)(L), 61 024A(b)(7), 61.024D(a)(3)(B), 61 024E(a)(4)(11), 61 024E(d), 61 024F(d), 61.025A(b)(17), i� 61 025B(b)(11), 61.026(f), 61.026A(c)(3), 61 027A(1)(1)(E), 61.027B(b)(2)(I), 61 027C(b)(2)(A,K), 61 027C(M), 61.028(6)(3), 61 029B(c)(5), 61 029C(1), 61 0214A(d) and 61 0219(j) M ARTICLE IX SECt10N 9.0 Publication: The Mayor shall sign this ordinance and the City Clerk shall 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 Daily Report, a newspaper of general circulation, pub- lished in the City of Ontario. California, and circulated in the City of Rancho Cucaonnga, California ARTICLE X SECTION 10 0 Effective date: This ordinance shall be in force and of fact on and after the 01-st day following the final passage. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this day of Mayor Rancho Cucamonga Ih-VA#1i1 City Clerk • loo CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MORANDUM DATE: March 21, 1979 TO: City Council and City Manager FROM: Jack Lam, Director of Community Development SUBJECT: Zone Change 103 -67 - Parka - A rehearing of the appeal of the Planning Commission decision regarding a zone change from A -1 -5 (limited agriculture) to C-1 (limited commercial) for property located on the south aide of 19th Street approximately 1500' east of Nerwsa. • As the Council will recall, a public hearing was held on January 15, 1979 to consider the appeal of the Planning Commission decision regarding the above _ described subject. Many concerned citizens were present at January 15th, however, Ulu applicant was not The applicant claims that he was not notified of the hearing and therefore requested a rehearing of his appeal. Attached is the previous staff report. Please note that the previous detailed report submitted by the applicant is not included in this transmittal —the copies prepared for Council woau trans- mitted with the January 15 report. Staff has notified the surrornting residents and the applicant of this re- hearing. RECOINENDATION: It to tecomaraded that %hw City Council uphold the dvelsion of the Planning Coumission denying the apolicants request to change the zone from • A -1 -5 to C -1. P,e pcct£ulYly lautmltted, Jack TAm., DS .c or of`,�� Community Development JL:cc Attachment: Previous City Council Statf Report y �V '' t CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MQIORAIM M Date: January 15, 1979 To: City Council and City Manager From: Jack Lam, Director of Community Development Subjects ZME CHANGE W. 103 -67 - PARKS - An appeal of the Planning Commis- sion decision regarding a zone change from A -1 -5 (limited agricul- ture) to C -1 (limited commercial) for properties located oh the south vide of 19th Street approximately 1,500 feet east of Hermosa The applicant filed for a zone change from the City on April 10, 1978. The • applicant's purpose was to convert an existing residence, the Albert House, into a restaurant which would nlso some liquor. The site is presently zoned- A-1-5; the surroLnding zoning Is A -1 -5 and R -1 To Lhe east and the south are existing single family homes. The applicant has submitted a detailed report for the Council'a review of the zone change. tie describes quite appeifically the characteristics of the restaurant, the menu, the decor, market location and consideration, seating capacity, design and layout, even the china, glass and silver tableware. The site is presently occupied by the Albert House, a proposed historical site, which Is approximately 73 years old, the structure represents the Queen Anne style of architecture, incorporating elements of shingle style and colonial revival. Since thu construction of the house, it has been used as a residence and still Is The proposed General Plan for the area indicates the land use as low density . res'dential (2 -5 unite per gross acre). The development to the east and south conforms to General Plan designation. It should be noted that in the Planning Commission's deliberation on the propereJ General Plan, much concern and study was given to the commercial possibilities of 19th Street The reason for this close scrutiny was due to the various illegal commercial establishments that have cropped up on 19th Street recently. It was the Com- mission's determination that 19th Street should remain residential in character and only permit the cormercial developments now under construction which were all concentrated at intersections. At the time of the zone change hearing, the Commission denici the request The Commission's dental was based primarily on the principle that an approval of commercial zoning would result in "spot zoning" encouraging a breakdown of the Integrity of the residential existing and proposed It Is significant to note that while the Commission recommended denial of the zone change, they were supportive to the idea of ruintaining the Albert House as an historical structure because of its historical significance At the hearing there was a large group of adjacent property owners, all of whom voiced opposition to the proposed conversion, because of the projected impact upon their neighborhood M6 Zone Change No. 103- 67 January 15, 1979 Page 2 of traffic, noise, conflict in land use, and change in character to the neighborhood. i While Staff is aware that the City is in need of quality dinner houses, there is also a need to maintain neighborhood integrity and that of the General Plan and zoning. Decisions on approval or denial of this request for zoning should not hinge on the quality of the cuisine but rather un guod planning principles It is quite possible that, should this request be approved, the Council could expect applications for conversions of other structures which are proposed for ' or purported to be historical sites within this City. Such requests are not necessarily bad, but factors other than "historical significance" should prevail in any consideration of zoning changes The applicant maintains that the estab- lishment of a restaurant for this site would insure the continued preservation of this significant structure; however, a restaurant use does not assure that continuants of such structure It is currently being maintained as a residence Sby the applicant Over the last ten years there has been an increased interest in purchasing properties with architectural significance, especially older dvell- ings with a history richar than others. Such interest has resulted in renovations of older residential structures which enhance the 11fespan of the building con- siderably for residential use. Furthermore, as a proposed historical site for " the National Registry, Federal and other funding sources, as well as tax benefits could be obtained for assistance in "further preserving the site" if such desig- nation is successful. Clearly, there are other approaches to historical preservation. It should be noted that the California Environmental Quality Act and the National Antiquities Act provide greater tools to a cozxunity that wishes to help maintain stmcturea of historical value. Any future development of that property moat consider the impact of removing a historical site The applicant maintains that the site is currently under consideration for recognition on the National Registry. If so, the National Registry status and the California Environmental Quality Act and • any special historical pr"L Nation ordinances the City two) adopt In the next six months will do much to help in assuring the continuation of this structure. The residents perceive nuisances related to the operation of a restaurant in a residential neighborhood. Nuisances such as noise, glare and conflict between the living patterns of residential uses and a restaurant that con have evening hours. This site does not have neighborhood orientation nor adequate size to provide adequate distance between residential uses and non - residential use. In conclusion we wish to point out that the Planning Commission recormended General Plan land use for the site is low density residential If the City Council is desltous of approving the applicant's request, the General Plan must be amended first. nne recent correspondence was received in opposition (see attached), and staff has been Informed that a neighborhood group wishes to present their views in opposition to the request at the Council meeting. 167 .-N Zone Change No. 103 -67 January 15, 1979 Page 3 REC"IEh'DAITON: It is recommended that the City Council uphold tha decision ' of the Planning Co®isslon denying a request to change the zone from A -1 -5 to C -1 R S ectfully subdued, JACK LA4, D rectc: of t" Co ®unity Devclopmeat • JL t R.l7i t am Attachmentt Correspondence from Mr and Mrs. Skala Zuning Nap of Area C% �� 02 CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MEMORANDUM DATE: March 21, 1979 TO: City Council and City Manager PROM: Jack Lan, Director of Community Development SUBJECT: Zone Change 103 -67 - Parks - A rehearing of the appeal of the Planning Corminslon decision regarding a zone change from A -1 -5 (limited agriculture) to C-1 (limited commercial) for property located on the south side of 19th Street approximately 1500' east of Hemosa ' As the Council will recall, a public hearing was held on January 15, 1979 to ronsidor the appeal of the P1anning.Comission decision regarding the above _ described subject. Many concerned citizens were present at January 15th, however, the applicant was not The applicant claims that he was not notified of the hearing and therefore requested a rehearing of his appeal. Attached is the previous staff report. Please note that the previous detailed report submitted by the applicant Is not ..ncluded in this tranamittal —the copies prepared for Council were trans- mitted with the January 15 report. Staff has notified the surrounding residents and the applicant of this re- hearing RECO)CMNDATION: It is recommended that the City Council uphold the decision of the Planning Commission denying the arpllcants request to change the zone from . A -1 -5 to C -1 Re pectfu7,lyleubmitted, Di c fh I Jnckor o Community Development JL:cc Attachment: Previous City Council Staff Report 05 CITY OF RANCHO CUCAHO.vGA MEMORANDUM Date: January 15, 1979 To: City Council and City Manager From: Jack I=, Director of Community Development Subject: ZONE CHANGE NO. 103 -67 - PARRS - An appeal of the Planning Coamis- 8Ion decision regarding a zone change from A -1 -5 (limited agrlcul- ture) tc• C-1 (limited commercial) for properties located on the south e:.de of 19th Street approximately 1,500 feet east of Hermes The applicant filed for a zone change from the City on April 10, 1978. The applicant's purpose was to convert an existing residence, the Albert Flows, into a restaurant which would also serve liquor. The site is presently zoned - A -1 -5; the surrounding zoning Is A -1 -5 and R -1 To the east and the south are existing single family homxs. The applicant has submitted a detailed report for the Council's review of the zone change. He describes quite Specifically the w;I.ractdrlstics of the restaurant, the menu, the decor, market location and consideration, Beating capacity, design and layout, even the china, glees and silver tableware. The site is presently occupied by the Albert House, a proposed historical site, which is approximately 73 years old, the structure represents the Queen Anne style of architecture, Incorporating elements of shingle style and colonial revival. Since the construction of the house, it has been wed as a residence and still is. The proposed General Plan for the area indicates the land use as low density residential (2 -5 units per tross acre) The development to the east and south conforms to General Plan designation. It should he noted that in the Planning Ccmmdasion's delibetation on the proposed General Plan, much concern and study was given to the commercial possibilities of 19th Street. The reason for this close scrutiny was due to the various illegal commercial establishments that have cropped up on 19th Street recently. It was the Coax mission's determination that 19th Street should remain residential In character and only permit the commercial developments new under construction which were all concentrated at intersections. At the time of the zone change hearing, the Commission denied the request. The Commmlasion's denial was based primarily on the principle that an approval of commercial zoning would result in "spot zonir.," encouraging a breakdown of the integrity of the residential existing an! proposed It is signlflwnt to note that while the Commission recomended dental of the zone change, they were supportive to the Idea of maintaining the Albert House as an historical structure because of its historical significance At the hearing there was a large group of adjacent property owners, all of uilem voiced opposition to the proposed conversion, because of the projected Impact upon their neighborhood 1� ,-, Zone Change He. 103- 67 lsnuary 15, 1979 Page 2 of tnsffit, anise, conflict in land use, and change in character to the neighborhood. Chile Staff is aware that the City is in need of quality dinner houses, there is also a need to maintain neighborhood integrity and that of the Central Plan and zoning. Decisions on approval or denial of this request for zoning should not binge on the quality of the Cuisine but rather on good planning principles It is quite possible that, should this request be approved, the Council could expect applications for Conversions of other structures which are proposed for or purported to bn historical sites within this City. S.ich requests are not necessarily bad, but factors other than "historical significance" should prevail in any Consideration Of zoning changes. The epplicont maintains that the estab- lishmt t of a restaurant for this site would insure the continued preservation of this significant stricture; however, n rmttaurant use does not assure that continuance of such structure. It is currently being maintained as a resiJence • by the applicant. Over the last ten years there has been an increased interest r in purdasing properties with architectural significance, especially older dwell - fags with a history richer than others. Such interest has resulted in renovations of older residential structures which enhance the lifespan of the building con- siderably for residential use. Furthermore, as a proposed historical alto for the Natioeal Registry, Federal and other funding sources, as well as [ax benefits could be obtained for assistance in "further preserving the site" if such desig- nation is successful. 4 i Clearly, [bete are other approaches to historical preservation. I[ should be rated that the Callfornia Environmental Quality Act and the National Antiquities Art provide greater tools to a community that wishes to help maintain structures of historical value Any future development of that property must consider the innact of remdng a historical site. The applicant maintains that the site is Currently under Consideration for recognition on the National Registry If so, 'r tae National Registry status and the California Environmental Quality Act and any special historical preservation ordinances the City vay adopt in the next six months will do much to help in assuring the continuation of this structure. The residents perceive nuisances related to the operation of a restaurant in a residential neighborhood Nuisonces such as nolso, glary and conflict between the living patterns of reuldemaal Oars and a restaurant that can have evening hours. This site does not have neighborhood orientation nor adequate size to provide adequate distance between residential wen and non-residential use. In conclusion we wish to point out that the Planning Co,naisslon recommended General Plan land use foe the site is low de"alty realdentiol. If the City CcOncil is desirous of approving the applicant's request, the General Plan meet be amended first. One recent correspondence we received in opposition (see attached), and staff has been informed that a neighborhood group wish" to present their views in opposition to the request at the Council meeting. 167 Zone Change No. 103 -67 January 15. 1979 Page 3 A1� REMOIENDATION: It is recommended that the City Council uphold the declaim of the Planning Commission denying a request to change the zone from A -1 -5 to C -1. =+ M Res ectfully subLitted, JACK LA(ctor Community Development JL:RKM::m Attachment: Corrvspondenca from Mr and Lira. Skala Zoning Map of Area 3 • 0 (tit tr4, 7Fd LCD, .aG!/� /i1 LGt�Gc l�Q, 5 f � »mot cu a.- Q..��o�'� -�L�/ . ��• a�2 �tonc. - f .- G�4/htc�,Q.� /lL1.cG� /�'0't�4dG{� ✓/c0 ilncT.c�2C -��i « �._ :_ _K;:_ '',`",, Ilff � �'•GCdutip /' ..0111/ �Cy(kitkC��% !i ` /0.337 CITY of MIM ST CUCAMONGA ap+nlnlSTRai +oW _:.,�;,�c,���.;4:,j• n. JAN 1 r-3 1978 AM PAI 7�8i8 +f0i11+12+1+2 +3+9+5+6 11. ln•� rl .4 r C 7 l t'r•rFF' —ri' 4r �'T�rJ�-.�tr.- ....,.>a~^a.+1 •�6:�tv?.�r.''•`'14;ri�id FKsl' dy' f�•' g�' �ri',/'% �i�bYar {nrF��.�.�3z!+i1S. ?rjl.Pcf+r i'��'il�!��f7i +r��!`h. ice"'' .N F c 4 � iouo 7 10 - v% Z fl hl l N G M iN V 4� Y Q t V� Y 4 x I LA r � OZ) M E M O R A N D U M Date: March 16, 1979 To: Lauren Wasserman From: Bill Holley Subject: Historic Preservation Ordinance The City Council of Rancho Cucamonga last September appointed a body of persons to act as the City's Historical Commission Their task was to recommend necessary measures to the Council to identify, designate, preserve and protect the historic resources in out City Toward that task the following has been accomplished: 1 An enabling ordinance for Historic Preser. -tion • has been drafted for Council consideration 2 A preliminary list'of sites has been formulated for investigation as to their historic merit 3 Resource information is being compiled regarding Historic Preservation laws, standards and preservation efforts by other groups and organizations The attached ordinance referred to above, is the necessary first step in our City's Historic Preservation effort A summary would read: 1 "Officially" creates and authorizes the five member Historic Preservatioc Commission as an advisory body to the City Council • 2 Sets forth the criteria for a defining and designating an Historic Landmark. 3 Historic Preservation Commission shall research proposed Historic Landmarks and recommend to Council those felt qualified for adoption by Council as such 4 Sets forth proceedure for physically altering or changing uses in a "designated" landmark Request an agenda date of March 21 for Council consideration and first reading of the 'Preservation Ordinance' U ORDINANCE No 70 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, CREATING AN HISTOr.IC PRESERVATION COMMISSION TO ACT IN ADVISORY CAPACITY TO CITY COUNCIL IN THE IDENTIFICATION AND PRESERVATION OF HISTORICAL OBJECTS, EVENTS, STRUCTURES ANU SITES AND TO IDENTIFY PERSONS OF HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE TO THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA The City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, does ordain as follows: SECTION 1: Purpose. It is hereby found that the pro tecc on, en ancement, perpetuation and use of structures and sites of historic, architectural, and engineering significance, - located within the City of rancho Cucamonga, are of cultural and aesthetic benefit to the community It is further found that the economic, cultural and aesthetic standing of this City will be enhanced by respecting the heritage of the City The purpose of this Ordinance is to: enhance and Designate, preserve, protect. tp toricstrcturs and sitswhichon tribute to e cultural and aesthetic benefit of Rancho Cucamonga accomplishments of the peso Foster civic pride in the beauty and value of certain historic structureszandnsitesrove the economic and aesthetic heritage (d) Protect and enhance the City's cultural Promote and encourae continued ownership and utilization (a) such buildings, other structurespandate sites now so owned and used, to the extent that the objectives listed above can be attained under such policy SECTION 2: Material Chang, a Defined A material change-Ts change in t e exter or appearance of a structure or feature, through alteration, construction, relocation, grading, demolition or otherwise -1- )1Z SECTION 3: Historic Preservation Commission. There s ere y created the City of tanc o ucamonga storic Preservation Commission SECTION 4: Membership. The Historic Preservation Commiss on s a consist o ve 5) voting members who shall be residents of the City of Rancho Cucamonga and appointed by the City Council, subject to the following conditions: (a) The term of office for each member &hall be four (4) years, except that two (2) of the members first appointed shall be designated to serve for a term of two (2) years, and three (3) a term of four (4) years, so as to provide a contin- uity of membership on the Commission. Thereafter, the term for each voting member shall be four (4) years An appointment to fill an unexpired term shall be for the remainder of such unexpired term (b) A Commission member may be remgved upon the majority vote of the entire Cit- Cnuncil. SECTION 5: Term The Mayor, with the approval of the City Council, shall appoint the first Chairperson from among the members, subject to the following conditions: The term of office of the Chairperson shall be for the calendar year, or that portion remaining after said Chairperson is appointed or elected Thereafter, when there is a vacancy 'n the office of Chairperson, the Commission shall elect a Chairp_+ion from among its members. SECTION 6: Administration The Community Services Fa Director sTinct as Secretary to tTe Historic Preservation Commission and shall be the custodian of its records, conduct official correspondence, and generally coordinate the clerical and technica� work of the Historic Preservation Commission in administering this Ordinance The Community Services Director S may designate an alternate to serve as Secretary during the absence of the Director SECTION 7: Duties of the Historic Preservation Commisss o�TFe Historic Preservation Commission shall ave the power anTduty to: (a) Administer the provisions of this Ordinance (b) Perform such other advisory functions as may be delegated from time to time to the Historic Preservation Commission by the City Council (c) Cause to be maintained a current register of landmark designations for public use and information -2- ) 1 3 SECTION 8: Designation of Landmarks. The Historic Preser a—Hon ommission, pursuant to the procedures set forth herein, may recommend to the City Council the designation of a "landmark" for an individual structure or other feature, or group of structures on a single lot or site, or a site having special aesthetic, cultural, architectural, or engineering interest or value of an historical nature (a) Each such designation shall include a description of the characteristics of the landmark which justify the designation and consequent benefits to the ppublic which will be derived from its preservation There shall be a description of the particular features that should be preserved, and the legal description of the landmark. site (b) The Historic Preservation Commission may at any time recommend to the City Council the amending or rescinding of a landmark designation pursuant to the same procedures set forth in this Ordinance for original designation SECTION 9: Review Criteria When designating a landmarr" ,Ristoric Preserva�mmisaion and the City Council shall consider the following criteria as a guide in making its determination: (a) Historical and Cultural Significance (1) The proposed landmark is particularly representative of an historical period, type, style, region, or way of life (2) The proposed landmark is an example of a type of building which was once common but is now rare (3) The proposed landmark is of greater age than most of its kind (4) The proposed landmark was connected with someone renowned, important, or a local personality (5) The proposed landmark is connected with a business or use which was once common but is now rare (6) The architect or builder was important (7) The site is the location of an important historic event or building -3- 11 � (b) Historic Architectural and Engineering Significance. (1) The construction materials or engineering methods used in the proposed landmark are unusual or significant or uniquely effective (2) The overall effect of the design of the proposed landmark is beautiful, or its details and materials are beautiful or unusual (c) Neighborhood and Geographic Setting,. (1) The proposed landmark materially benefits the historic character of the neighborhood (2) The proposed landmark in its location represents an established and familiar visual feature • of the neighborhood, community or city SECTION 10: Procedure for Designation of a Landmark - (a) Designation of landmarks may be proposed by the City Council, Historic Preservation Commission, the Secretary or on application of the owners, or their authorized agents, of the property for which designation is requested (b) Any such proposal shall be filed with the Community Services Department upon the prescribed form and shall include the following data: (1) Assessor's parcel number and legal description of site (2) Description detailing the landmarks, special aesthetic, cultural, architectural, or engineering interest or value of an historic nature (3) Sketches, drawings, photographs or other descriptive ma_erial (4) Statement of condition of structure (5) Other information requested by Historic Preservation Commission (c) The application shall be referred to the Historic Preservation Commission for review and report to the City Council as to conformance with the purposes and criteria of this Ordinance The Historic Preservation Commission shall hold a public hearing The Historic Preservation Commission shall recommend approval, disapproval, or modification of the designation to the City Council -4- 1l �5 (d) The City Council shall hold a public hearing on any proposed designation so transmitted. The City Council may approve, modify and approve, or deny the proposed designation Approval, or modification and approval, of the designation shall be upon adoption of an Ordinance (e) The property included in any such designation shall be subject to the regulations set forth in this Ordinance and any further controls specified in the designating Ordinance (f) The Secretary shall ause a copy of the designating Ordinance to be forwarded to any department or agency requesting it or to any individual dopurtment or agency to whom the Secretary considers it appropriate to have it sent (g) A landmark may be identified by an approved City marker • sEf: N 11: Procedure for Change of Use of a Landmark. (a) Change of use of a structure on a landmark si_^ shall require a special use permit (b) An application for the special use permit shall be filed with the Communj': Services Department upon the prescribed form and shall con.ain the following information: (1) A plan showing the relation of the proposed use to surrounding structures (2) Alterations required for the change of use (3) Other information deemed necessary by the Historic Preservation Commission (c) After iecelving an application for a.; pecial use permit, the Community Services Department shall rer it to the Historic Preservation Commission which shall hold a public hearing (d) The Historic Preservation Commission may approve, approve with nodifications, or disapprove the application (e) Prior to approval or modified approval, the Historic Preservation Commission shall find that: (1) The action proposed in consistent with the pruposes of this Ordinance; and, -5- 116 (2) The use proposed will not be detrimental to a structure or feature of significant aesthetic, cultural, architectural or engineering interest or value of an histroic nature; or, (3) The applicant has demonstrated that denial of the application will result in immediate and substantial hardship. (f) Upon approval of an application, the Historic Preservation Commission shall issue a special use permit, one (1) copy of which will be forwarded to the applicant, one (1) copy of which will be retained in the files of the Community Services Department, and one (1) copy of which shall be forwarded to the Planning Department In addition, a copy shall be forwarded to any other department or agency requesting it (g) Any person residing in or ownin property in the City shall have the right of appPeal to the City Council Notice of appeal must be filed with ttie City Clerk _ within ten (10) days following the action of the Historic Preservation Commission (h) No special use permit shall be issued unless the proposed use at the subject location is permitted by the Zoning Ordinance SECTION 12: Procedure to Authorize Construction, emo t on a ocat on or Mater a Change on a Designated an maTri- (a) Except as otherwise provided in Section 16 of this Ordinance, it shall be unlawful for any person to carry out or cause to be carried out a material • change or. any designated landmark unless a landmark alteration permit has first been obtained for such material change (b) Any person desiring to carry out a material change on a designated landmark shall apply for a lardmark alteration permit (c) An application for a landmark alteration permit shall be filed with the Community Services Department upon the prescribed form and shall contain the following data: (1) A statement of the proposed work; (2) Plans describing the size, height, and appearance of the proposed work; (3) A site plan showing all existing buildings and structures and the proposed work; 117 (4) Where the application is for demolition, the necessity for demolition shall be justified; and, (5) Other information deemed necessary by the Historic Preservation Commission. (d) After receiving an application for a landmark alteration permit, the Community Services Department shall refer it to the Historic Preservation Commission which shall hold a public hearing. (e) The Historic Preservation Commission in considering the appropriateness of the landmark alteration application shall consider, among other things, the purposes of this Ordinance and the historic architectural value and significance of the landmark Among other things, the Commission shall take into consideration the texture and material of the building or structure in question or its appurtenant fixtures, including signs, fences, parking, site plan and landscaping. (f) The Historic Preservation Commission may approve, approve with modifications, or disapprove the application (g) Prior to approval or modified approval, the Historic Preservation Commission shall find that: (1) The action proposed is consistent with the purposes of this Ordinance; and, (2) The action proposed will not be detrimental to a structure or feature of significant aesthetic, cultural, architectural, or engineering interest or value of an his•orical nature; or, (3) The action proposed is necessary to correct an unsafe or dangerous condition on the property; or, (4) The applicant has demonstrated the denial of the application will result in immediate or substantial hardship (h) Upon approval of an application, the Historic Preservation Commisrion shall issue a landmark alteration permit, one (1) copy of whitL shall be forwarded to the applicant, one (1) copy of which shall oe retained in the files of the Community Services Department, and one (1) copy of which shall be forwarded to the Building Official In addition, a cony shall be forwarded to any other department or agency requesting it. (i) Any person residing in or owning property in the City shall have the right of appeal to the City Council Notice of appeal must be filed with the City Clerk within trn (10) days following the action of the Historic Preservation Commission -7- I IT (j) No building, grading or demoli`ion pe.—it r,hall be issued by the City, if the issuance of such permit will allow a material .change to be carried out on a designated landmark, mmless the .applicant for such permit has first obtained a landmark alteration permit. SECTION 13c Advice and Guidance to Property owners. The nistcr 2 reservationncosmtiss on may, upon request or the psaoerty owner, render non- tecbnical advice on proposed work on a designated landmark alteration permit. In rendering such ,advice ,=d guidance, the Historic Preservation Commission shall be ;guided by the purposes and criteria in this Ordinance This Sertinn shall not be construed to impose any regulations or controls upon any property. ..SECTION 14: Conformance Re uirement Issuance of pe:cit to ormance with r ant s a not alter conformance requirements with the other standards and requirements of this Ordinance, or any other applicable Ordinance. SECTION 15: Vnsafe or Dangerous Condition. None of tae yrms ns.of this Ordinance s a e construe to prevent any measures of construction, alteration, removal, demolition or reloration necessary to correct the unsafe or dangerous conditions of nay structur•, other feature, or parr thereof, which such condition leas been declared unsafe or dangerous by the Building Official, .after informing the Historic Preservation Commission when the structure is a landmark, and where the proposed measures bare been ,declared necessary by such official to correct the said o=t rion, provided however, that only such wcrk as is necessary to correct the unsafe or dangerous condition may be performed pursoant to this Section. In the event any structure or other yeatu:e shall be damaged by fire or other calamity, the Secretary or Building Official may authorize, prior to the Commission's review, that amount of repair or demolition necessary to correct am unsafe oond tion. SECTION 16: Property Owned by Public A¢enciea The Se_-ret� take appropriate steps to note y all public agentier, which own cr may acquire property in the City, of the responsibilities involved in the ownership of designated landmark properties. In the case of any publicly owned landmark, the agency owning said ;property shall obtain the approval of the Historic Pr,eservati.cm Commission prior to construction, alteration or 6emolition thereon; and the Historic Preservation Commission shall sender a report to the owner as expeditiously as possible, based on the purposes and standards of this Ordinance If Historic Preservation Commission review of a public project involving construction, alteration, demolition or removal on a landmark structure site is required under any other law, the Historic Pneserration Commission shall render the report referred to in this Section to such public agency without specific request `herefor All officers, boards, commissions and departments of the Ci sh.,il cooperate in .carrying out the spirit and intent of this Ordi • -e -8- ) j C SECTION 17: Fili_ ng_ses Before accenting for filing any application descr ea n this Ordinance, the Secretary shall charge and collect such administrative fee as may be set by resolution of the City Council SECTION 18: Public Hearings Notice and Conduct. (a) Whenever a public hearing is required by the provisions of this Ordinance, it shall be held in accordance with the provisions of this Section (b) A public hearing before the Historic Preservation Commission shall be at a time and place fixed by the Secretary but not more than sixty (60) days after the submission of an application or a proposal for which the public hearing is required. (c) A public hearing before the City Council shall be during a regular meeting of the City Council The City Clerk shall fix the date for the hearing which shall _ not be later than thirty (30) days after the matter to be consicared is referred to the City Council (d) A public hearing may be continued by the body holding the same for a period not in excess of sixty (60) days (e) Notice of the time, place and purpose of a public hearing shall be published once in a newspaper of general circulation in the City not less that ten (10) days prior to the date of the hearing SECTION 19: Appeals The City Council shall hold a publ c ear ng to cons er an appeal from a decision of the Historic Preservation Commission The City Council may affirm, reverse or modify the action o` the Historic Preservation Commission SECTION 20: Enforcement (a) Duty to Administer and Enforce It shall be the duty of the Commun ty ery ces epartmenc, an the P•iilding Official to administer and enforce the provisions of this Ordinance with the assistance of other City Departments when deemed necessary (b) Penalties. Any person, corporation or other entity violating any ot— Trovisions of this Ordinance shall be subject to fine of not more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500 00) or imprisonment of not more than six (6) months, or both such fine and imprisonment. -9- I� SECTION 21: The Mayor shall sign this Ordinance and the ty erk shall 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 Daily RRe o�rt, a newspaper of general circulation, publishe6 n tFie City of Ontario, California, and circulate Ci d in the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California. APPROVED AND ADOPTED this day of 1979 AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Mayor ot the City o Rancho Cucamonga 40 ATTEST: City Clerk -10- ( L-L M E M O R A N D U M To: City Council From: Bill Holley Date: March 16, 1979 Subject: Public Hearin: Public Housing Cooperation Agreement Phil Rush, of the San Bernardino County Office of Community Development, will make a presentation to the Council March 21, requesting that Rancho Cucamonga enter into a Cooperation Agreement with the San Bernardino County Housing Authority urpo�che agreement would be to authorize the 'Authority' to act on City's behalf regarding public low - income housing Council Options 1 Cnter into agreement with San Bernardino County Housing • "I Authority 2 Form a Rancho Cucamonga Housing Authority 3 Join with neighboring Cities to form (or join in existing) Housing Authority, other than the San Bernardino Housing Authority 1, 4 Do not participate in a Housing Program Staff Evaluation i Regarding Option No 1: +, �+ The City of Ontario is not at all satisfied with the 'County Authoritv', of which they a member They have discussed unofficially and Informal. a _4 us the possibility of forming their own authority or joining with neighboring cities in a ' joint venture (Find attached correspondence between Ontario g• and County from earlier this year This should not be part of the public hearing For your information only) Regarding Option No 2: It is not reasonable for Rancho Cucamonga to form its own "Authority" at this time from a point of available staff resources Regarding Option No 3: As mentioned previously, Ontario is considering forming its own Authority and the City of Upland already has its own Authority. Discussion and feasibility of joining into "partnership" with either of these neighboring cities could be explored, before giving a commitment to "County Authority" 1222- n U page z Memo To: City Council From: Bill Holley Re: Housing Authority Regarding Option No. 4: If the City doesn't participate in some type of a Housing Assistance Program (HAP). which is sponsored by HUD, there is a good possibility that federal flniltgtsuch as the CDBG funds , also sponsored by HUD, whteh Neighborhood Facility and will contribute over half a minion dollars to the City in the next three years, would be endangered Staff Recommendation to Council I would recommend that Council question Mr Rush very closely regarding lo what hat, the pony other designed ttoc ,uncil may thave would the City have, concerr ate Secondly, I would recommend that after question and discussion are concluded to Council's satisfaction, that staff be directed to explore and report back to Council other alternatives available to Rancho Cucamonga so that Council may agreement the full range of options before commiting If you have any questions prior to the meeting, please give me a call Attachments: OCD Inforsational Sheet Sample Cooperation Agreement Ontario Correspondence cc: Lauren Wasserman watt San Bernardino County Office of Community Development Informational Sheet PUBLIC HOUSING COOPERATI017 GREEMENT BACKGROUND In early January the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUDj issued an advertisement indicating that funding was available for the construction of 319 two bedroom publically owned houssrg units in San Bernardino and Riverside Counties. These units once construct- ed would be owned, maintained, and operated by the local Housing Authority and leased to lower income households The San Bernardino County Housing Authority has filed an application for the currently available units which proposes construction on scattered sites within the incorporated and unincorporated portions of the County It is estimated that B -10 units will be constructed on each site To date specific sites have not been proposed. The site selection process will be completed in cooperation with City staff COOPERATION AGREEMENT Prior to HUD approval of the current application, Cooperation Agree- ments must be executed between the Housing Authority and all local governmental jurisdictions where potential housing sites are located In general, the Cooperation Agreement indicates the City's support for public housing development It should be noted that the Agree- ment covers not only the current application, but ai:o would apply to futuro public housing construction funds made available through BUD. • APPROVAL OF SELECTED SITES Once actual sites are selected, City Council approval in the form Of a public hearing will bo required This will insure that each proposed site Is acceptable for public housing development dal/3/2/79 12 COOPERATION ACRE£N.£NT This Agreement entered into this day of 1979, by and between the (lousing Authority of the County of San Bernardino, (heroin called the "Local Authority ") and the City of Rancho Cucamonga ( herein called the "Municipality "), wltnesseth: In consideration of the mutual covenants hereinafter sat forth, the parties hereto do agree as follows: 1. Whenever used in this Agreement: (a) The tam "Project" shall mean any low -rent housing hereafter developed as an entity by the Local Authority with financial assistance of the United States of America acting through the Secretary of (lousing and Urban Development (herein called the "Government "); excluding, however, any low -rent housing project . envered by any contract for loans and annual contributions entered into between the Local Authority and the Goverment, or Its predecessor agencies, prior to the date of this Agreement (b) The tam 'Taxing Body" shall mean the State or any political subdivision or taxing unit thereof In which a Project is situated and which would have authority to assess or levy real or personal property taxes or to certify such taxes to a taxing body or public officer to be levied for its use and benefit with respect to a Project if it were not exempt from taxation (c) The term 'Shelter Rent" shall mean the total of all charges to all tenants of a Project for duelling rents and nondwelling rents (excluding all other income of such Projects), less the cost to the Local Authority of all dwelling and nonduelling utili- ties • (d) The tcm 'Slum" shall mean any area where dwellings predomin- ate which, by reason of dilapidation, overcrowding, faulty arrange- ment or design, lack of ventllntion, light or sanitation facilities, or any combination of these factors, are detrimental to safety, health, or morals. The Local Authority shall in coordination with the Local Govern- ing, nodv endeavor (A) To secure a contract or contracts with the Government for loans and annual contributions covering one or more projects comprising a total number of dwelling units of low -rent housing to be built or rehabilitated, not to exceed 5% of the total dwellinS units within the Municipality and (b) To develop and ndulnirter such project or projects, each of which All-Ill be located within the corporate limits of the Munlripnlity. The obligations of the parties hereto shall Apply to each such projett. 3. (a) Under the constitution and statutes of rile State of California, all Projects are exempt from all real and personal property taxes and special assessments levied or imposed by any Taxing Body Ulth respect to any Project, so long as either (i) such Project is owned by a public body or governmental agency and is used for low -rent housing purposes, or (ii) any contract between the Local Authority and the Government for loans or annual contributions, or both in connection with such Project remains in force and effect, or (S11) any bonds issued in connection with such Project or any monies due to the Government in connection with such Project remain unpaii, whichever period in the longest, the Municipality agrees it will rot levy or impose any real or personal property taxes or special assessments uron such Project or upon the Local Authority wits, respect thereto During such period, the Local Authority shall make annual payments (herein called "Payments in Liev of Taxes ") in lieu of such taxes and spatial assessments and in payment for the Public services and facilities furnished from time to time without other cost or charge for or with respect to such Project. Each such annual Payment in Lieu of Taxr hall be made at the tine when real property taxes on such Proje wuld be paid if it were subject to taxation, and shall be in a, anunr equal to either (1) ten percent (102) of the Shelter Rent charged by the Local Authority in respect to ouch Project during the 12 months' period ending Sent.nbrr 30 before such payment is made, 6b /or (ii) the amount permitted to be paid by applicable state law in effect on the date such payment in made, whichever amount is the lower. The Municipality shall distribute the Payments in Lieu of Taxes among the Taxirg Bodies in the proportion which the real property taxes whica would have been paid to each Taxing Body for such year If the Project were not exempt from taxation bears to the total real property taxes which would have been paid to all of the Taxing Bodies for such year if the Project were not exempt from taxation; Provided, however, that no paynent for any year shall he made to any Taxing Body in excess of the amount of the real property taxes which would have been paid to such Taxing Body for such year if the Project were not exempt from taxation. Upon failure of the Local Authority to nakc any Payment in Lieu of Taxes, no lien against any Project or assets of the Local Authority shall attach, nor shall any interest or penalties accrue or attach on account thereof 4. During the period commencing with the date of tlm acquisition of any part of the uite or sites of any Project and continuing so long as either (1) such Project to mnmd by a public body or governmental ngeney and is used for low -rent hmisln,g. purporev, or (ii) any contract between the local Authority and the Government for loans or annual contributions, or both, In connection with such Project remains In • • I& force and effect, or (111) any bonds issued In connection with such Project or any monies due to the government in connection with such Project remain unpaid, whichever period is the longest, the Municipality without cost or charge to the Local Authority or the tenants of such Project (other than the Payments in Lieu of Taxes) shall: (a) Furnish or cause to be furnished to the Local Authority and thL tenants of such Project public services and facilities of the same character and to the same extent as are furnished from time to time without cost or charge to other dwellings and Inhabitants in the Municipality; (b) Vacate such streets, roads, and alleys within the area of such Project as may be necessary in the development thereof; and convey without charge to the Local Authority such interest as the Municipality may have in such vacated areas; and, in so for as it Is Inwfully able to do so without cost or expense to the Local Authority or to the Municipality, cause to be removed frc� such vecrted areas, in so for as it may be necessary, all public or private utility lines and equipment; (c) In so far as the Municipality may lawfully do so, (1) grant such deviations from the building code of the Municipality as are reasonable and necessary to promote economy and efficiency in the development and adminis- trntion of such Project and at the same time safeguard health and safety, and (i1) make such changes in any zoning of the site and surrounding territory of sucl, Project as are reasonable and necessary for the develop- ment and protection of such Project and the surrounding territory; (d) Accept granto of easements necessary for the develop- ment of such Project; and (c) Cooperate with the Local Authority by such other lnuful action or ways na Lhe Monicipality and the Local Authority may find necessary in connection with the development and administration of such project In respect to any Project the Municipality further agrees that within a reasonalba time after receipt of a written request therefor fror, the Local Authority: (a) It will accept the dedication n( all Interior streets, roads, alleys, and ndjoecnt sidewalks within the aren of Such Project together With all storm and sanitary sewer mains in Such dedicated areas, after the Local Authority, at its Own exprugr, has completed the grading, Improve- ment, paving, and installation thereof in accordance with Speelflcations ncceptable to the Municipality; Z7 (b) I' will accept enc Badaprnvidcl Sidewalks lot, all strcutsll Static, 1mPLOl'C, P rovide adcquste access bounding such Project or necessary to p thereto (1n consideration whereof die Lo to] Authority shall pth to the tllunicifocisuchuvork if such site were III, tclygowned)thc Site and (c) It will provide, or cause to provided, water such Project and and be storm and sanitary sewer motes, such amount scrvin6 the bounding streets tCer the Nunicipslttya[ion amount the local her small Pay a assessed againsted)e Prnjeet Site for such war 0, would such site k i Or 6 If by reason of the 14uniciPAlity's re lttlesuwhlcno ituhass agreed to he eu dernlohfJ any p expense Project, the Local Authority Authority y deduct hereunder to furnish public to cause to be furnished Co [he Local Aut or or to the [cuon[s of any payments in Lieu of Taxcs due or to to obtain such services or facilities then the Local Author ty beconeodue to themllunicipality inn respect to any ,Local or ony ocher - low- rent housing Projects owned or operated by the Local Authority and the Local Authority shall be construed to apply [o any Project covered 7 Go (;,operation Agreement heretofore entered into apply to between the oject co re by this agrecmnnt or any other public g tla .,,her of the governing body of the Tluniany rely official of the llunicl palit;' who exercises any responsibill[Se thereafter or tete3r`ys with respect to any Project during his tenure in any Projects or ^n property direct or indirectto Cet or any contracts in shall have any interest such governing body included or planned to be included to any p j connection with such Projects or Property If any he shall had acquired cprlalre CO t$,c beglnningiofi111 ae tdnureiany isuch n lnCCrestl3y or interest [o the Local Authority. Immediately disclose such te Government for So long as any contract between the Local Authotity or both, in 5 rcllminary loans) or a ^ ^ual conlributloor• so long 06 any loons (including P Pro cct remains in force ^nd effect- due to the emn+ection with nny j thus Agreement shall bond, issued in connecciot with an'rnjecc remain unpaid, Gnvcrnmcnt in connection ul Lh any net he nhrogated cha^gnd•tor, SmotCi tiv Nun iclpnlity hereunder i"hollCremaiwc In the on the beneficial The Prlvlleges and nL if ga on other public f3+11fotee and effect with re"pee[tle I c++11 +AUtborltY ore by Y law to title to ntrh I`r• jcct is held by n+ el w body or f• ^vr ,mental aIccrcy• /ncludiul. the Govcre�eot, ,u[lu+r l:ed Y or Posruslon Of. ony Project is It odd o to the .I:vcl ul`rnnt nr admin••itratiun aC low -rr^L IW.,• ^•In4: P old Public body or go�rr nmrntal acct +cY, includipg U+e Government. If at any tine Lite brae[ del a! title to, by such other p IZ, ' 1 O r 1 L the provisions hereof shall insure to the benefit of and may be enforced by, such other public body or governmental agency. including the Govcr=cnt IN WITNESS WNEREOF, the Municipality and the Local Authority have respectively signed this Agreement and caused their seals to be affixed and attested as of the day and yeat first above written Attest: Attest: City Clerk Secretnry City of Rancho Cucamonga By: Mayer HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO By: Chairman t 1Zg 7I Or _W (C) 71-71 a ©� 3 '7P � IR If � Owl. ,r 0, r•rlr DlMr• crier •11• cool "I etc 1111 January 30, 1979 Mr. Richard Padilla, Chairman Housing.Authority of the County of San :lernardino P.O. Box 1410 San Bernardino, CA 92402 Mr. Padilla: The Ontario Community Relations Commission, an advisory board to the City Council of Ontario, at their regular meeting on January 24, 1979, directed me to transmit to the Housing Authority of the County of San Bernardino concerns on their part regarding tha Section 8 Housing Assistance Payments Program as it relates to the City of Ontario. The concern:: were brought to the attention of the Commission by its Housing Needs and Acsessment Committee, as well as its staff. spe•:ifically those concerns are. three: 1. Reports of non- resoonsivenesn on part of the ficusinq Authority. For example, it was brought to the committee'e attention that a potential partic`;ant landlord in the section 8 Housing Program had given up interest in the program aster what he considered undue delay in obtaining • answers to his questions about the program. 2. Intake process is too lengthy and cumbersome. As 't stand today a person living in Ontario apply- ing for participation in the Section 8 Housing Program can not obtain an application form at the Housing Authority's office in Ontario, but must either write or telephone the central office in San Bernardino to obtain an application. The interested individual comp.etas the form; mails it back to San Bernardino where it is date stamped and checked for completeness; and returned to the applicant, if from the Ontario area. The eligibility pro ^c.s then begins: determination of eligibility; verif:aation of income; and briefing session (if eligibility certificates are available and approximately 12 -15 applicants available). VS 6 0 4 r Richard Padilla 1 -2- January 30, 1979 3. Lac1c of representation on the Board of Cu-m", sinners of the Housing _huthnrifv a tfie-cTunty of San Bernardino. Although the We-sr-mn-d Contarlo, cnInF, Montclair and Rancho Cucamonga) contains almost half of the total population of the county and is included in two supervisoral districts,there is not today or has there ever been in many years a member on the Housing Board who resides in the West End. These concerns are brought to your attention in the hope that they will be acknowledged and that the situation can be remedied. sincerely, Paul J. Gom, S Community Relation, Director PJGAk ecc Executive Director, Housing Authority 13[ COMMISSION RUSS BONN OF THE COMB OF SM OPURDIND C.Ni1VL Y.Iltl lu. xeax o nun RUlnel,t ONI ..1•I.N . iM .111 Y1101M0• UV IOII MIA .i.10 KIONMIO MDILU •.N W [t ."Alvn.1N IIIK /ON ANIIO KAV"O. WLAfOe C2 Da. H. A. II.IAIANT xl.ruxv HtLIN L JAMS u1.ANCCnn.wn CHC. AKr JOHN /ON .leuxw February 13, 1979 ALIUT A. HARKINS uicvnvl auemA HAROLD L MAYO .i 1'1 lt.CV D,l OI.iRCn Paul J. Gomez Community Relations Director city Ball 225 So Euclid Ave. Ontario, California 91761 Dear Br. Gomez: • Thank you for your letter of January 30, 1979 identifying - certain concerns relative to the processing of applications for the Section 8 — Mousing Assistance Payments Program and lack of Best End representation on the Board of Commissioners Your concerns were discussed in detail at our Regular Meeting of the Board of Commissioners on February 6, 1979 The following comments allude to your concerns: 1 Our most recent advertisement of the Section 8 program (October 31, 1978) has resulted in participation requests from 2267 families throughout the County, therefore, it is virtually impossible to respond to all prospective Section 8 participants and owners in as • timely a manner as we would like to. There are specific program verification requirements and documents to be processed which are time connuminB and frustratinz. to potential participants and owners as well as Housing Authority staff. Additionally, there are specific funding restrictions in the program which limits our capability to staffing ScctiOr 8 offices in the Cities of San Bernardino and Ontario If you provide thin office with specific participant and /or owner complaints relative to Section 8, we will be happy to check them out an to their \ r L� validity and status \\ •": •1 �• r 116_ . i......::S I.Y �w=`'' 132, Paul J. Cemaz Page 2 February 13, 1979 2. The Housing Authority of the County of Son Bernardino is responsible for administering the Section d program in the total County areas with the exception of the City of Upland. The four Section 8 allocations received thus far total 1838 unite and are on a county wide basis. The Section 8 regulations require the Housing Authority to establish a waiting list of applicants based on the time and date of application The Certificate of Eligibility issued by the Housing Authority is issued based on date of application and must be centrally controlled as to certificate number, date issued, bedroom size, etc The tail response to a post office box generally adds no taro • than two days to the processing tine, and is applica- ble to all persons interested in participating is the Section 8 program. A basic problem for low-income families with a $ecion 8 - Certificate of Eligibility, particularly t Ontario, is that rental housing is generally higher than other parts of the county and there is less rental housing on the market compared to other areas of the county. 3. Your concern relative to the lack of representation on the Board of Commissioners of the Housing Authority of the County of San Bernardino should be directed to the County Board of Supervisors as they are the appointing power. • In reviewing pasL and present representation on the Board of Commissioners, it appears that appointments have been made in part by the volume of public housing units in a given community which are omed and operated by the Housing Authority, and which require referendum approval. As you are aware, the City of Ontario recently passed the required refer - ondum, therefore, it is likely that low-income housing units will be developed there in the near future As discussed in a prior telephone converaatlo and personal meeting with appropriate Housing Authority staff, we recognize and regret the application backlog and processing requirements relative to the Section 8 - Housing Assistance Payments Program. As a matter of information, applicants from the Ontario area are being briefed and receiving their Certificato of Eligibility approximately one month after submitting all required foray. The Certificate of Eligibility 133 F Paul J. Gomez February 13, 1979 Page 3 assures the participant of financial assistance for a standard rental unit they identify and lease from a private owner within the Fair Market Rent Imitation. Attached is the current Fair Market Rent schedule as well as a progress report of Section 8 units under lease in Ontario. If you feel you would personally like to discuss your concerns with the Board at a regular board meeting, you should contact Mr. Harkins, the Executive Director* in order for your agency to be placed on the Board Meeting agenda Sincerely, Richard Padilla _ • Chairman RP /dw Attachments cc: Mayor, City of Ontario City Manager, City of Ontario • )3sV M E M 0 R A K 0 U M DATE: March 14, 1979 ' TO: City !tanager and Members of the City Council FROM Assistant to the City Manager SUBJECT Alternative Procedures for Issuance of Permits for Fireworks Stands. '. At its regular meeting of May 17, 1978, Council adopted by ordinance a policy permitting the discharge of safe and sane fireworks and established • restrictions as to the time and place for discharge of the fireworks In addition to the Ordinance, the City has established a policy limiting the number of stands to one stand per 10,000 population and limiting the - i' issuance of licenses to civic and charitable groups with at least 51 percent of their membership being comprised of residents of the City o. Rancho Cucamonga.4the Foothill Fire District has also established standards regulating the storage, use, and sale of safe and sane fireworks within the City Rancho Cucamonga which dovetails the City ordinance and policy 0 date, staff has received requests for fireworks stand licenses for the summer of 1979 from nine charitable groups in the City of Rancho f� Cucamonga These include the Rotary Club, the Kiwinas Club of Rancho Cucamonga, Miss Soft Ball America, Parents Club of Troop 641, Citrus =. Little League. Parents of Jobs Daughters, the Vineyard Little League (Etiwanda), the Cucamonga Service Club, and Sons of Italy Of this group, the first five received licenses for the sale of fireworks last simmer Although this list represents all charitable groups that have submitted requests for fireworks stands, to date, the City may receive additional requests prior to July 4. It is, therefore, necessary to establish a policy and procedure for issuance of permits for fireworks s( stands based on the city's existing policy limiting one stand per 10,000 population. r Staff has prepared several alternatives for Council's consideration as a s' guideline for issuance of permits: :t +� 1. Grandfather those who had fireworks stands last year i a. 2 Conduct a random drawing in April of each year to determine which organizations shall be issued annual permits j' 3 Establish a rotation system for Issuance of permits Qualified Aorganizations would be added to the list each year In addition, the City Council could consider a random drawing or lottery to Ve determine the order of oriority for this original list. 13S s -2- RECOMMENDAT104: Staff recommends that alternative No 3 be selected which would provide a random drawing to determine the order of priority for the original list of charitable groups that would receive licenses. Those qualified organizations that receive licenses each year would rotate to the bottom of the list and move up the list as licenses are Issued each year Upon written request, qualified organizations would be added to the list each year Staff would also recenaend that the City continue to restrict licenses to charitable non - profit organizations with at least 51 percent of their membership being comprised of residents of the City and whose primary emphasis is serving the youth of the community of Rancho Cucamonga Staff would also recommend that the Council continue to endorse the standards created by the Foothill Fire District regulating the storage, use, and sale of safe and sane fireworks within the City • jo 13% ORDINANCE NO. 25 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCA.MONGA, CALIFORNIA, PERMITTING THE DISCHARGE OF SAFE AND SANE FIREWORKS, AND DECLARING THE URGENCY THEREOF The City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, does ordain as follows: SECTION 1: Except as provided in Section 2 of this ordinance, safe and sane freworks may be discharged in the City SECTION 2: Safe and sane fireworks shall not le discharged in the City (a) Except during the period of 12:0: o'clock noon on the 28th of June through 12:00 o'clock noon on the ;th of July of the same calendar year; (b) If a £ire nuisance would result fron such discharge; (c) upon public property, including public streets and highways or; ;d) Up" private property, except by, or with the consent of, the owner or tenants lawfully in possession thereof. SECTION 3: Any person discharging safe and sane fireworks in the City, except as permitted by this ordinance, is guilty of a mis- demeanor. SECTION 4• All words and phrases used in this ordinance which are defined n to State fireworks law shall have the same meaning as in said law SECTION 5: This ordinance is hereby declared an urgency measure necassary for the immediate protection and preservation of the public peace, health, cafety and welfare and shall take effect immediately upon its adoption APPROVED and ADOPTED this 17th day of May 1978. Mayan f the city or Rancho Cucamonga ATTEST% l Ail C ty C crl —k�— 137 , V �•Jy IC �:�'�i� •ySf; ' {r �'LaNe,','P 't •ery •ji; .j•y "Afr ' �� . ��"e^`?W`AT.�iIC�C„0.%�t 1 7 aa�Jq_'itl'�r �fi• .Ii. v ' , ": ''r •��. }. °l r r `,'J ,...Q19't•+C '!'�t� �fti�kJ FOOTHILL `IRE DISTRICT V '� '•'^' J` •�b'� > ",ri`�STANDARD•REGULATING THE STORAGE, USE AND'JSt ?• �.,j,..� '_`:: e .•y.,AL.. OF SAFE AND SANE FIREWORKS WITHIN - �•• ; :i ;� a�� .. %', +�){���t %'•• �7.y('i �,; THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONG,A, CALIFORNIA ti,CL% "c ��r ';.r. LSI i .• 4•):, .:'.'''3;,`fi fY �V��75 ;�� .i .+'Ll vr\ "Ji�ltJ•i,J 'P. ,' 1•.-e,Jv •: ,.. •.. �t,;l, ....•r,� ivwt N }, a�I(�'4 Jim' j, U,, ,,• \rvr mil} `, r .' y, ,:,,1�: 't.:•; Y�.U't!{wi };��, 1�, fijf ,l:y:j;';FOOthill' Pi re Protection District dces'not approve or recommend sale or use of safe and sane fireworks within the boundaries of fl ro protection - district. -_The• City of Rancho Cucamonqa City 1. "2;'�•�,+� f1{,a Council has passod•Ordinm:ce 125 a�lowi nq the fl or safe and snno !kli+•9,'fireworks within tHo-city -of- Rancho Cucamonga; thcrcforu, the rollow- �!`!;,'sfi• standards regulating the storage, use and sale of safe and sane X, •,i: fireworks are hereby established and, further, the Foothill Fire Pro- LA {-ttection District would recommend the standard be established as the :c t��}•ti.^`,i`official policy of the City of Rancho •Cucamonga . •,, �� .+X `vf fo��' �r•:Ca Stlt }j'Thc City of Rancho Cucamonga is limiting the number of•stands to one stand per l0 000 .., p population and limiting the issuance of !!!( icenso to civic and char.tablc groups with at least 511 of their 1 :i•:,;• membership being comprised of residents of tho city of Rancho Cuca-'�5•A1t nga. ' 1, 1i: ,. Pal r'�. ��'7 '{ �V t: 3. :`N.•!„` `r• �• \' ,!'•' p v,, „�f •v,• 7: vt�?y j +t•�'ti'lr ,:ii' ^' •Nth �.'ilr •, t'lr. 't••v,�x1`' .(:: J.� ,'`, r� I'• •:� {"fir. .3. x,,4 °SECTION 1. l' FIREWORKS DEFINED RRRR "A:•,', Dan eruus Fireworks , •:r, , .•. ^ • 'i•: "'�`'J, %r.`il�'s•,� l aJx';,� ^•1. •J Dasgoznne fireworks are those as defined in Section .•�.: �','� ,i ,4d L °-,.,, .• -, 12 5 of the Health and Safety Codr• of the State of ;,. •�\ ' ,,. :, s J + California and may not be discharged in the city of �vidFf1r >t,'. •d.i • <1,., 'fit Rancho Cucamonga at any time, aydJ?' i,�r •�' D, 'SaPo and Sane Pireworkc ,, ;.: !,!„ • .l i v. {'J�. j�; • "•�r;�,d }1 •` {` 'S �..., .•i, , .. V X1.7..' •: ^..l :.. iJ'. ,i „i {r••'•••i: �,"•i� y," T�r�y� %, /k�,'•j,', 1.:45afo and sane'fircword.a shall include any- fireworks:',V.�i l P +• ri I', j,T }„ ; ^•not desig'.ated as dargerous fireworks. Safe and sano '' • P "1 • 14` \.i,. r, r•)y.;,:�:.: .i`fireworks may be dis-charged within the city of Rancho 1z�;.,;• �, ^,ii.�.. t:{.'•, , f -"'Cucamonga t during the period heginning at 12:90 noon , !• :`. •,; on the 28th day of June and ending at 12:00 noon on .ia� %f•'.i 2• .4, ,, the 6th day of July of the same calendar year. !t .lj rF S�SECTIOJiv2; SALE OF sixt: AND SANF. PIRCWORKS •± •� A b - •' 1 . ,..rr ^.(try• Tho sale of safe and sane fireworks shall only be parmittod ••.,ij2• n commercial distri, ;ts of the city of Rancho Cucamonga and '1• ,A v;is subject to all arplivable state laws and regulations and `t.tll' 11 •� �yf•}j�f�i1�"`- i•r "• " "'D istrictiticna and •,tandards of Lite roothill Fire Protection --i yr. -. lo.,Y (i;.. •,- •. fi >. �'� t • .. •. ?' �� • f �i.r i : Rai! ; 4 1 ," J � ' y t .), ,.; ,Gt: � •.t..J C+. 'r:.��' !• ..::..! �q,.: •'%':•511 No poreon or pernittee shall sell any so e'iand ••nano fire + ,works to a minor under the age of sixteen (16) years unless said minor is accompanied by his /her parent(s) O:iltiI� airdi n(s) r a 1 - J;(;7� : ' 'rt 6r:, „ „ •.: `,: l.,. y "Sp , C. Tho /sale of safe and sane'fireworks shall not begin•baforSf. 4*•T,. e >,A� '12:00 noon on the 20th day of Juno and shall not continue ,+r11 +'•�., after,12:01 a.m. on the 5th day of July of the same calendar, X, .5... year.` y SECTION d. •`i LICE.NS+:S, PERMITS AND FEES REQUIRED "` !•Q 1 %.•. ^ •7+'1 �b ,4t , �t- 1'.li:•, No'perllon shall of for for sale or soli at retail any sifo t';-•' .-and sane fireworks in said city without first having' * "•, )4 .1•,11, applied for and secured a business license from said city ip,. :,t•.: land then applied for and secured a permit from the Foothill,.! Fira Protection District: tt at , , "••, .':7, °'t ll J. , y ,' i.�,i . L�:.,a': 7 =• ;': •'•`�!.. +f "!•i: '.,,��F(�: B.!•"•Each'application•to the•fire'district shall be accompanied;;' r,+,, -,by two (2) sets of plot plans and shall set forth the pro - 'Th 1?:: %••.1••j posed location of said safe and sane fireworks stand. �;•t? The fee for the fire district permit shall be fifty dollars•• P =• ?•(550.00) for each stand and shall be paid at the time of 'yt• :.Tapplication to cover the coat of special inspections. The foe will be refunded if the application is denied. "�' .••' D. 'AIL permits and licenses shall expire at 12:01 a.m. on the i' •) ^5th day of July. Any permit or license shnll be subject ,�; "•�, i }. 'to suspension by order of the Piro Chief if he or $,ts duly authorized representativo has determined that any ;arm£ttr •„ C i "!has failed to comply with the terms and provisio •: of thi; standard or any condition of the permit. i GECTION1�4. ' INSURANCE REQUIRED 'ti;, �`•,+ •!'•11t^ .i•. 1.1F,• ),. Applicant will attach the following to�permittapplication I." Evidence of ublic liabillt insuranco indicating: s�•. .`.,;;Pa ?;;Namo and address of applicant as insured or a ' �p�• ••f ;'r. ,' +',' •• •`:; "� 49h older older of certificate of insurance issued in con- nection with a policy carried by a supplier of • < >' i •, safe and sane fireworks; '•,That applicant, City of Rancho Cucamonga, and „C• i`.r.' t •••• •',rn,_r• t Foothill Fire Protection District are insureds as ,'� •) " ronpectn liability arisinq out of operations and /1 �' ,' •' !V activities conducted at the location described ;. ^ ,,, :�, '.t rife•• `'heroin, or in conjunction with the named insured i i ;,; _.Y.;�•. .y whom this policy is issued, and /or sale or use of •,t .,' , products purchased from said named insured; �L,y F..\. ; F • r- .i r y., t A. IA's .r �t .. , '•i::J7:yy �/ {, .: •; l • .'( `u t ••,:� i . 1•t .•1... nf.!••1 ;'�lR; ,r lL.I. {';.•1 � , .,^ 'Y a5• .1�4.:•' ia_Ar •,(�{I' , y'!i,•,.! ,� �. .,r �' ,.,, t.l tt`- F ,, • •� t' j'•1.�, .[,. Y`.':' { +' ; �, {•th �•�Y % ct:t ^Petried of 'covorage'us�'1A:�Oha.m., 'JUnc,"28or obiliur {`,,'••` •� {"?; .• }';� y a to 12:01 a.m., July 15 or later; {{` +.r'A'pth'�t {r::: •o�Fi %i' •r , ...:.YJJp�I'. "' . %,4.�•'V,q ., `•l.,t }irl,,`,11.f5 amo and address of' insurance 'company; ",,•�;i,.�'t� �SY }, `7 95 r+•t/ .`f�. ^e: "'Llmt is nE tliebiliE of nttte`3 ss•than 100,000/, •) r. • t.'ii .t Y i ;y y�•f•+., ;� $700,000 Public liability and $50,000 property:.�,y,lw::J ati7 ^:. �,f t .,•[:��{ < %S,• ''%r damage insurance( - t .fs,•A.•a•,'+ ,.i�f'}tt,��pi..:a �'�•�'t' ¢lei' <+,'y ,:'`. ' ": :,•yc�• .'•.... r,: ?y,i a :'41�L '�i��l,.P.i instrance as:':a>C' } �.$� ! /�I° rr fj: r'• , , J./� 1 e n' : a ?•. rJT y';I y'1( 4q�• ,{ta�)'i (1) General liablli ty jncluding`premisea /operations 1:3•� v.l. ... t7•it .^ i% "; '' � r_�•„ +t,• liability. � , �'•(I^ r .+� ��� }� i ^•��; rr:vts,., •�.. �.);'�,. ,': •:` "tilt l�,�r ;, ,.•�.�. •iLl:f.r ti,'•., i +•aa�.�t a��+ t(2)•;'COntracturaY'jllability °specifically zafere T, ncing I i5�'}T�f'= "+•••-�Iir * %•1-'': ;indemnification agreements with the City of ,� •-t�(. ,y�1� {'• '�Y .%.r.: Rancho Cucamonga and Foothill Fire Protection fv 41SXDis tract. Via{•:','. 1,! +� ��f_ii F; �•t '(3�) t Products 1•lability :including completed opera- r)'i ifs 7z�• %S. 1 tions liability. i�yt $•) '. ',•: +�' , -g:', Location of operation•ns "safe and sane fireworks , ;�, i �,:^, '•, �: ;, + +,' ,^li stand located" (exact description of location) i •,If; t )Z�y',,1'•, +.:' jt� :-,*.That aot'less than thirty*(' 0) days written prior - Y• 'P'T;�•',t t „',•°• {,• «1 notice of cancellation or material change in coverage be provided to tha City of Rancho Cuca- .:.k., i monga and the Foothill Fire Protection District ;���;;, -y • ,. ' ,tj:: ,�..; , r .,."and/or each additional insured S ndicatad in the . ; •'• { r ri,`v�r ;!t4,!;,, : 7•:, certificate of insurance. ,st21SECTION •5. t OPERATION OF STAND °�'tZ ,'y' - t ��' •riff "•" ' Wty/� •')%"i'A. >' Stef£ing i •'',tt• °t'jl °. +' y .'`' ''�� `' -' ..i.,..•i.•1 NO orsonlbclow'the.,a stet; a) , .• . , , - t l` _.+',T.. •:/ ;•+: y� 't,n(r•J• ^¢Y•' •• ;. p 9 ° g:lteen (18) years shall, ]•7•':f,•C'1,,;•y,ir�� i ,at any firm, be or be permitted inside said stand or '•�a'.,i{i�;, •t' t`,S. 'f 0 assist in the handling or Bala of safe and sane { , h,3• +�•� • {,�,,, '.fireworks. / ,•' .' ion :', ra.,.,.r t.. -. •a {'.; }•.. ''r�a.. i I+ �,'r.u,•i(;: .'L �; / ,, y io- •l 'hi:,1 t�, t. i'':a ; ...a:i•r :•,' ", n {' }rh �jr' { }� "1. ;'•3A11 retail sales of safe and Banc fireworksshall be ` '�• %'t: '; '.+` <,t ", ••`'permitted only from within a temporary safe and sane ;'• ;�,�'Cl'•I'F•: Fi,'� fireworks staid. Sales from any other building r °� i <t •;'�1; st v,, f.•'„ structure are hereby g �''- `' �ryTAr "r ,din .• t t• r• .t r ': •''4 r., 1 w 't: �:• i 'j7r i'li ^tit. `i •1,4� =' t: Yl rl,:. !:'. j . -'p` 'r',, a• ,':'.J, �'i 3. '.tA'F) p\t {'7 r� r !.(SIA :�I, al. . -i �h •1$� ,, i16':.'' .a `7 qq,. , , ., r,0 `2.* "No safe and sane fireworks stand shall be located •I'Jt.:r 'i %S f,9.` °''• •• ( within twenty -five feet (251) of any other building, M;,�t ;� +! '1'; r,'. i'i� •,:' nor within twenty -five feet (251) of any ignition •t.rt,;t..j• ��j;n�'y�'t'..�`,•` source which could light or dischatgo safe and sane;;,- a ;•, •y ^,t�'u �•zil{ 'premises where flahmmable liquidsdareadispensed.f Mini =i .�' �•Z �lti •::•:,' mum setback from street curbing or shoulder shall be ten feet (10') . �,.i'1 *e �t^,1,A 1, �1��:r ^ "': ,.: t'a t- ,.a,�u, Y�.,,iv r, !1'p�••.'y :},,': ^,)4'. d) f i`' -•! r' 'ti'7" 3' . Said'safe 'and sane fireworks stands shall, be soloca- `, >7• �; it3ii °,..1rr. •. y,. •'.,•a'•_ 1 ted as to provide safe and reasonable ingress and •j •._I•;1 iai�:r)•t`IL `:i ,q�,,tri egress thereto and to comply with the other provisions 0,W .a +X• t= ,rv41'(� w•,•t. „and terms of this standard.. Said stands shall be I'),�� ���• %w>t�'. 1'•�l(f� 7•= located substantially at that place indicated on the It approved permit for such safe and sane fireworks stand. f'��' •�? ?,.4. ?,Separate stands shall not !ie'locatad closer than threw ii; •••;'���: undrad feet (3001) apart, t .{.,% �•. lfl %1 '�('A,_ r; 'La• .f .d. f. r�� "r /•, "ti;, 7.�y. °' "i'"'il:� C:'''COnstruction 0 r' ;;y�'y -C', a ° ;' �,;';• t •,!;, r'tl ea \t; ;,•��: r. j`t•''`l.' %'Sofa and sane•fireworksr stands ; as temporary structures;- '•;:�, '� "5: ••`,�,��'' -•} shall not be subject to the terms and provisions of tha Ouilding Code of said city, -'applicable to the construe- • ,t V�'�,!'',1 +: -t•,t tion of permanent structures or buildings provided, .•t, a ' �':• t / however, that all such stands are erected under the `d' i•�7, .;'1.. ,•.' :supervision of the building and fire o:ficial, who .t- •'^;, shall require such stands to be constntcted in a •'"' %Yt '•�', , manner which will reasonably insure the safety of `�;,• '• `j' !,t(,•'. '(,`},��s -attendants and patrons. ' •' tyl /�N:f ,�i.! .I ,', :. }C.!• ii'; ti i' . i. •r) •t„`t; ,•.•r.:•• 2. ; All utilities shall be installed and maintained !in a ✓A<i. >, r. ,;• �' �' accordance with the Building Code of said city, except ,,,y� ,i ,•,.^f, that all electrical circuits entering such steads •s �jj ,, �F�g ^H;tj't}1 ry'��••.; r,);_, shall he connected through fuses or circuit breakers not to exceed fifteen (15) amperes. Wien the distance from the stand to the source of electrical power ``i "•1.' exceeds one hundred feet (1001), a temporary electrical "iL�•1 +ri j ±;,d.,+v✓;' 'b power polo shal l be set.,,, ' )'?t •' ;v.C�t 3.' No stand 'shall have n floor area in excess of three 7, aYt± t�y�;� t� .)�•��• hundred twenty ,(320) square feet. '4; ra,1 7'•; '�.: ;�4�...:'Each stand must havu'at least two (2) exits, thirty• '•7�;4 .... inches (30 ") in unobstructed width. All exit doors ' .!• %;;;<`.r. t�t,shall remain unlocked at all times when stands arey4u occupied. Exit doors shall be openabin from the in= '��,y!• „•t/,:,,Yr,,4 aide without the use of a key or any special knowledge ,•�•. ,F••i ,,,•,',.•' ;:,; or effort. There shall be maintained a thirty inch • •'; (30 ") unobstructed aisleway from all parts of the , ::fi• •Imip'.,t •�yr, "�'�' =•r:. •stand to exit dears. Each stand in oxcene of forty ,. !' "• .o,. , •,,•. ';N feel' (40') in lentllh must' have al Jeaut. three (.l) + :r tat , .Ir „ "<: • • :. `.'iif ^(+ < 1C in'1hh!,t�' +• r. .,+ . •,« F�j,,; ,7 }? ,,,', t , ...,. , y s: • �Y�...1,,.•r: 4+, V+ • :. , {,•,':..�f,(:i' 11 �'•.. _.,� yi,. �, • }tyy, -', liw�i( •CC�4 ;• exits, S eo8 approximately •equal distance apart i�•f ;1;';t ..'' %+yprovided, however, that in no case shall a persor. v, .' have to travel a distance exceeding twenty -four feet I?y .�t t +rr++�••�: ;,'S: 'r ;.,• 'r 1;(24') to reach an exit V) .Y».y `.a! �4l".,J R4,.., . �. .! ♦ h t , 4,.. IRVa j' j:4 �C 2 i:'.'r= + ,._i: • +% :'., $ +- N' iai. .' )tv.r•A,t �1�, +�•� dtyy?I • % }D.;Pire Appliances otection Pr A ,• „�:, •iw;h, , +< ,r.r�,• ^ +„• r C�'; nafh PP 1 a” dii'. . t..i "f. >�(,r).i,.,. i{ (f•.". 4a• }e�;Gi• }ylr, 1, yEaeh stand shall be provided with two (2) two and ,!r 1; »•• ?• ono-half (2y) Callon water pressure type fire ex- ;;.AJr.• y.4. ��;�,. ,: Sf•1,r;� ^+ _incuishers, in good working order and easily acres- aiblo for use in case of fire. ,, yyJ, '•= rr ( .1:.` ♦,l.tr iv8 >t IJ (�• ' ..A : , ,, A � a, :. iJ ,♦ ,,t a;. r%i�l, • f•' fro- } „ : , 1(P J} ^./ {p ritY v* .+'• •i�•.Cr�ryt'•r °1i- ,Ir:!'r, iia' oc ?i. +'J'�•`-�n`�7h'S: 1' M•f,,,1�i 151.4 °. •'Y ,., .l i(` )i 4, �•JJtill {: �� .. .I: 111%'Metal fly screens shall bo'provided to cover nll!�= y't +f:''.''r },t open areas on the Inside of the booths where safe '• " +. ••' :•ett { 'y�r�S !.i�:T.' -, j'.{ •.• t %' :and sane fireworks are stored or offered for srtle. f=� f'`y�y�•7•%r�:� he ,: %tJp�fTPi�.1 �i�'' y�F}�:•pensingyareasptoo which tthe public must have haccess.•i."?•.t;)�'.��'.� ���• < +r 'r1Y 7 1'2. "'Each stand must have an adult watchman 'or attend ant • ••r��..ii j�t.(n,,'.•!,+ ? at•t• in attendance and in charge thereof at all times ( .tryf,•rf;�q- , „ ^�',;• while safe and sane fireworks are stored therein. No + „t ;'t`Si' ,aJf.3•J „�: 6, +, cooking, living or sleeping facilities shall be estab- 1 �i y+¢ f,:': �f. }. Z.•- `':•',` lished or maintained within any stand. No watchman ltjfJ.C,;• J "^sJt'1'S!j'i'r' "' i •r, " -or guard shall sleep inside any such stand. ., (`._ •,••''C' r'J " -'•J F. Vehicles Parkinq'on Premises .. a , a'. • a! iet.''•,••5; :;11. - +There shall be rio vchicic�parkinq or parking of gaso- line generators or any type of flammable liquid con- .�y.�., �, j .; ..i .r� • ;tamers within twenty feet (20 1) of any such stand. "Some form of physical barricade shall be provided to �'y'jf'i, f',.1 ,�'•'; 7, (,;J maintain this requirement. 'r(•4;�a,4 , r'Aemoval of Combustibles :'ff�,.;d; -1n- l'.+4f ;'.,..I .••t. {s n: ''+ ,•�!.: j,'%', ^• �,1J f:,ii.; +J: :br l: •t•' •9•T. ion' m°• ,ic r+', (f:;J • l , ?' htHt�w�,. , �•� - �,pa�•r, The'fire district inspection may requi re all weeds •'••J�l,;Sr�t� 17 "j� a•s.!� '4. sand combustible material constituting fire hazard'.' 3 ':,� � "''`! "•'. < 'not including structures to be clear � cleared from the •'•J •Y:y'..F} 1t7, ?.,Jr,i.rtt -,., /� +,., location of the stand and for a maximum distance of r'n one hundred feet (100 1) surrounding the stand but, „ .•,,,;a: in no case, less than twenty feat (20'). %'•,t + •I�r;j(.:.<,.••1: '�'`2. 'All trash shall bo removed from the premises and the .,+ r�tn,' /• •;yi'4i' ^�tfj'�`.��"y'!;, fireworks stand each evening % at the ,f ' !0 ".Clono of buninens �•- i +tj1J7'j.�J�.�i!' <t:''r i � ,• 1 . i ,. i..:+.. .; Yti' {t�. , `4'/,.J.'L�; ?�: i' °': ( +l :.i ,.�i 71:'•,1 :, �I , +e,�r, �i.�SkJ; �rti4. art ti a•:+i. � , ,+ v., •!• , :' 1'. , •,., )4' `+�a.,•J4 •,fi.,J4n, „y „- iv -5- ,: '.•.. :. �'f.�i % /•+ .�; x(1..1 b,' . .. „'„�' + .'}r, '� .. ..)a'T 'I'Y �•,��, qts Y. ;• .r. ) �l ty ! _, .`... ` \' ✓1•, • ra, {' t• Gd t ! a.r '•1 i'l S %s'.• �, , , . �,,�.. _t.•.,• -f' * -•,• ,�7�/!t t%'r,1f;ti;j''S'.Y;: ^•'.t : f• {.,:Lr J` O��j '3'�ii t'�I� {•(�.jl,r i'i.;./.!'% fl'.jl s•���r I/ /• .)..,,: ��••. rri�, / t1y� '��y•'7f; t -" j'� �"sf,{ rl •X. }i. TPOStinq of WHO 3NORAJG" Signs i,r• ,�•:' a;, : r•, {a't� �U,i ;fie' i.t:: r •.. "_ !rl...s "'... "'y,,�ii...;.I 'v(t: ••'tri'rrti:�,ij,j,';!spjl. ! 0170 SHORING• signs," "with Totters foar inchos %(4') • 3- .ti` K'' '::•� :,hi h shall be < ✓• '•'r •s�,�.d e , sane firework displayed on all sales df !f:�a, r' itey�p.�:••ii '�':; the safe and sane fizcvorY.a stand, both inside 'it� i3�,, �y'•• iY �ti •` %t outside. , pipes, light safe a dksane firewozka, tchan �• }� .• r7!bi'; •' trf `•'', y; or any other material s ithin such stand or within a ''Yb •� * "�t'r't:'� eet ve y „distance of twenty-five f:(25urundg ch • %;' -�r"r . ) sro in su .;stand. t 8'tiY` ,) coholic Beverag tj; -' %;�.* °�I •: Ales' f ?I °�.r >,�. :,'�s::':/;'t..: '^ (,:j "`"•.:i�'yf: �;jf�1:�N�.,/`I"r: 4 .:. •.,:� /i� -yj %Y '4 'Ji . /'-•s �... "K "•� ja /ar r � "� .r =..,� •, f� > ":1, wr Th0 consumption or any •alcoholic •beveirges 'sriall bo ' -1• f j. :•y +„ate r� ':':tprohibited In and around any safe and sane fireworks •Pj:. +'`s�, �o :'l� 1 'A •. ;' Y`s,, / , stanS. e:- 5 :o- :'a•:: ._. ,. s• .r. .,I;h., .. .,� r • -. .. .u/ � s4 f't v r.tir• Sane ♦.iwwork•.-: (h. ;t �L-. ,..'• �. ;,J.•_ Storage of Safe and Sane PSzesrorks �!,r, � ,n,,.r,.r `Y�. 'r =;N.\ ',r:Sp •$:ia, :!tjd�iy cii: f� � /` r hg ,,T'"�l;�ar:iyq:�;'1:•,f.3afe and sane fireworks•'shall be•stored only in tho ';;;,;�•�^ri- , :„�`}•, ^� "•�'• •.. %'safe and sane fireworks Jtand. It shall be unlawful .' ?_,•%Y* i" r•r ",;'for any person to. store safe and sane fireworks �7f • rl} .•_. 1', any building, residence, garage, horn, autombile, t;� J) ,-y!'f•„ 1 ?, 1; y.s,,-trailer, or any other vehicle within the city of •�•:�L•;Y�.lf ' � �''''��••: 37 ^.z ^, 11 RanPho InXaeresidence temporary theracrio8 of � g F ., •. -JrJ, .,,, ., t�,�.. Pemittsd sale,•as defined In Section 2C. _ , ?•, {q ^ %� Vfr.M �•. J.Irit• .J r , r -/- ,,, ,..y`. °j /'t.:!±: '• 's•'I.7�;; V a J^ . -� K.. p Removal "of' Dnaold StocY. r S .. • 7 f•� • , •'•.,•� . f ,,a:::' :' •,• •.`'...' °: Jt• j�,r� ;Ip �Y♦ �I , ll e r9'`! }`.r.i. 'O.a La .•:.�".rtr {••t- •'`l'wY,�r: A unsold stock' shall be rexved from the .location •'y, : ; �, `' •�:�� r�li ^llt,�,/: %` ••, by 12:00 noon on the 6th day of July. i •f�:. Y- y,t.Ereetion /Renoval.o! Safe and Sane Fireworks Stand '. •r'- -`:• i 110rsafe and 'sane fireworks stand shall ba Stsetalled rI'-- :•Jtfi t ) a'Y Lr •++� • \�`•) -:',Prior to 12:00 noon on the 20th day of June and each IT, ; a; u, :, � - ' such stand shall be removed from the t ra foes- r �',.;••t !•�1�� rid tion by 12:00 noon on the 7th day of July of '�'�: J)• i•-,J ..ya'.r 'y calendar year., % -i f.•�ai�i• K .. /�•. '` {'y :c:,i t:•ja t-.. . ' "::r:�at�•� ,f . ;t .i•i� r•` -'ry a�S'ECTYOJI.6�: �`` +iAOHIBITZ @IS OII DISCHARGE'% 'ji�I• .i��•v `�,' -',i %� ?E... -ft,` •:sib: a1 .. Vyp?,.y:, � ..'1 ''L •a`„; i '. t5••.1.�✓,:� w^•' �.G,. 1 �i• -. 5 74 -, s T-A;,,,;it shall, be unlawful for any poison to••ignitc, explodo,;'"�:,t•;:;,�r:: �!„�,trF; > /�'?•�'• , ; i project, or otherwise fire or use any safe and sane fire- Nt1.•tF�ti•� - y.a• works or permit the ignition, explosion or projection i�•�^,.�''u!:'•.r f•`6iir thereof, upon, over, or onto the property of another with 'iJ•s''' out .•Ac;r,(,:y,i•('fi ; wiachfireooremake use ofganyesafepnnd sane fireworka ten feet (10') of any residence, dwelling or other ;y, structure used as a place of habitaticn by human beings:" ; %•`;`:� •Y..' 4 '1 -i tl' � a . . r. A'r` k� ' : ;'•; y , _ ,.. •tip •a : ''f•- •,� r•t, r, '.'Ni 1�'•rK ,''f•''i •'!� i f T � I• �; ,,, •I. '/,.'. ,• J`:1L�V. V,-.t I:;r. '!(.•ft,', 4,n �f; �j'.. t•i rl(,,,5':f ;"'',• .r, � ,j'••Y S.`• „al >l."�a�a:,.t�. , �4 (,(ii'tl') ���a: r'Ii- • ^rfj.,.,I '• `,.'Zr - .•: r_ :• i�•C '. �ff� +C,3 {�,;;}•r, i�% �N;.•�.•V "'.r ._ -6- tq :r. .••,: "i; •, it:',i } a +� .fit,.. r, f. „• r. 143 W 4 ' •z l' °v n r•. -.., .,�; r l�i l:. , y. Tni ir:1 d '. : „�. y. :• !a •�.,t• '1+ l t, •y. r;r .t•f .(;': r, ,JAg •.• °t1loll r:..jj. ..,... f.St i+J':"::•.j�':`i•7'•iti•f••. •t�� 4�:r�'• Y��'��:; K7 'l�Sf!; Tjy�a'B• "Safe end'sane fireworksfshall not be discharged within''r�!,'i•I'4 %, l�0I. ;many high fire hazard area of said city, as designated , 8jt tra rand a own n tfia Faro Prevention Bureau map at the Foot = 4, �•"i`•n Fire Protecti District : t�,? ifs'jv��q ?5rardinoRoad,Rancho Cucamonga, Snor iif -aZfirelhazardBern- tl,i ould result from such discharge. } ' yi(j 1'7r'Li °' ti e-�'• , , `'• `".• fr. '•�IJn �:r.:ir:r�i5�,''a ��.fi ' }' •11�• ` } i7 It Jt;•,.•. ^•+. ✓ ..f Jt•C .. , yy .l_1i •r,,:IJ •Any' minor under the age of sixteen (16) years 'usin 'saf'. 'y and sane fireworks shall be under the supervision of a '1 ?�(i:,:•;�� „irabponsible adult. 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July 11, 1978 TO: ROBERT A. LEE, FIRE CHIEF FROM: BENJAMIN L. MACKALL, BATTALION CHIEF, FIRE MARSHAL SUBJEC`: REPORT ON FIREWORKS OR POSSIBLE FIREWORKS- RELATED INCIDENTS FROM JUNE 28 THROUGH JULY 9, 1978 In accordance with the Foothill Fire District Board of Directors' request to maintain accurate records of all fireworks or possible firework, related incidents during the period June 28 through • July 9, 18, the following informational report is hereby sub- mitted. It should be understood that this report does not cover all fire incidents within the target period, only those which were caused or possibly caused by fireworks. This district, city hall and the sheriff's office received numerous complaints regarding the discharging of fireworks during the target period (It should be remembered that most people do not understand thu difference between dangerous and safe and sane fireworks and tend to classify both categories as simply "fireworks ".) Most of the complaints received were regarding dangerous fireworks. This report will divide the fires occurring during the target period into three categories: Safe and Sane, Dangerous and Other. OSafe and Sane We can only definitely attribute one fire during the target period to safe and sane fireworks. This fire was out on arrival and was caused by children throwing a safe and sane, glowing "flower" into a qrassy area. (Total manhours: 1 hour 22 minutes) Dangcrous We responded to six (G) incidents involving dangerous fireworks. One of these, through further investigation, may soon be reclassified as illegal burninq by a property owner. It should be noted that five of the reported rix incidents were enuserd by bottle rockets. The romnininq incident was caused by a firecraci:er. (Total manhours: 21 hours 51 minutes) 11-rr. a'1� 0 2EfFN` JUL la 1978 eny Of F :ACriO .: r Robort A Lee, Fire Chief July 11, 1978 Page Two Other Thin category is broken into four sub- categories: Suspicious Act/ Persons Unknown (3 incidents), Misuse of Material ignited Cl incident), Insufficient Information (1 incident), and Suspicious Act /Adult (1 incident). It should be noted that three of the above six incidents were probably caused by misuse of matches by children, and only one of the six may have been started by fireworks. It is unknown whether the fireworks involved ware the safe and sane or dan_erous type. (Total manhours: 25 h rs 53 minutes) 'this was the first year that safe and sane fireworks could legally be sold and discharged within the city of Rancho Cucamonga. However, it should be remembered that, althouqh it has been illegal in the past, safe and sane fireworks have been discharged within these'dbme boundaries. Another factor thnt should be considered would be the increased popu- lation of the area. There is no doubt that we had more discharging of safe and sane fireworks this year as opposed to prior years; how- ever, considering the population and the local availability of safe and sane fireworks, the fire district expected more incidents. It should also be noted that no incidents involving injuries caused by fireworks wore reported. Should you or any member of the Board of Directors wish further or more detailed information, please do not hesitate to contact the undersigned. 0 Respectfully submitted, [a.trp„tt Benjamin L. Mackall Battalion Chief /Firo Marshal BLM: va CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MEMORANDUM DATE: March 21, 1979 TO: City Council 6 City Manager FROM: Lloyd Hubbs, City Engineer SUBJECT: STORM DRAIN ACID SYSTEMS DEVELOPI -TNT FEES At the March 7, 1979 meeting of the City Council, actions were taken to rescind Ordinance No 53 adopting drainage plans and established a Drainage fee and continuing second reading on Ordinance 61 establishing a Systems Devolopnent fee ie The Council at that time, indicated discomfort with provisions of the Storm Drain Ordinance and wished staff to explore possible amendments and to provide further information prior to adoption. - The primary feature of the Ordinance is of course the acres ^e fee of $2,500 per acre This was derived from a divi• ;Ion of the estimated sy,cem cast of $38,000,000 by 15,000 acres of developable land As has been pointed out previously, approxi- mately 6,250 acres within the City are currently w ^veloped Lands upon which the fee can reasonably be expected aMLnts to 8,750 acres. If all this land developed within the year, the City would collect $21,075,000. Tne remainder of the $38,000,000 or $16,125,000 will have to be obtained through alternative funding sources by Grants, Assessment Districts, etc. The fee as proposed covers the entire City recognizing the collective nature of drainage problems and divides the cost equitably throughout , the City. In addition to the fee amount, the staff has identified the following Issues con - cerning the Ordinance for Council consideration: 1. ORDIRANCE PROVISION Fees are to be collected at the time of recordation of a Parcel Map ISSUE For example, collection at this time will inordinately burden the small acreage developer who would wish to divide a 5 acre parcel into lots to develop a single house. This provision would also burden large land divisions in industrial areas merely for the purpose of sale. Early fee collection and development of storm drain systems prior to extensive development. ORDIUANCE DISADVANTAGES Will create hardships which will discourage small development and procedural land divisions. lq� City Council b City Manager Page 2 Parch 21, 1979 t�' Eliminate payment of fee on the vacant parcels of a parcel map. 2 ORDINANCE PROVISION Fees are to be collected on a parcel basis at the issuance of a building permit on any portion of the parcel. ISSUE Provisions should be made to assess the fee for only the portion of the parcel being developed ORDINANCE ADVANTAGES • The assessor's parcel provides a clear division for the unbiased - calculation of fees and allows for ease of record keeping ORDINANCE DISADVANTAGES Large parcels undergoing development or. a portion will require payment of drain- age fees out of proportion with the construction activity. ALTERNATIVES d A. The property owner could parcel the property to reduce the fee for the developed portion B The Ordinance could allow the fee to be calculated by the Building Official • based on established guidelines. This system would place pressure on the Building Official and require r.re care in record keeping but would resolve this issue to the benefit of the pro trty toners. 3. ORDINANCE PROVISION Drainage fees shall not be required as a condition of the issuance of building permit for alterations, repairs or remodeling of any building where the costs of such alterations, repairs or remodeling at less than $10,000 ISSUE That the limit is too low and will burden existing home owners to pay the fee on minor additions ORDINANCE ADVANTAGES This provision is the only provision of the Ordinance which allows assessment of fees to existing development. Many complaints from the Community dealt with the fact that new development will be punished and older development enhanced by the fee. 14 City Council 5 city itanager Page 3 Itarch 21, 1979 ORDIMICE DISADMITAGES aiddittadditions ll be increa will in cost and the homeowner required to accept ALTEMES A. The limit remain as is. B. Raise the lower limit C. Incorporate the following language. 1. This section shall not apply to additions made to $ a�3�Yv� eesjd„� where erthe square foot area of residentialo portion nOf exceed fifty a the building existing prior to addition y 2 This section shall not apply to alterations made to a sdng+e —fl resi ce when the value of the proposed alterations not exceed f ft ty Percent of the value of the building being altered prior to its alteration. 3. This section shall not epp1Y to construction of or additions to garages, carports, storage building and similar non - residential struction,orcaddi t99iontdoeznnot exceed residences square foot such con ROTE: heclanquale in at.d C does notaincl de exe stions for alterations to e 4. OROItIAIIC uniformly to commercial, industrial and residential The Ordinance applies I development ISSUE Special considerationtheoindustrlaleland marketrtolattractttaxesnandnJobsm provided by industry. ORDItWIt seri The industrial the developabilityaofu the nland hasThelarea disllocated inethe souehern portion n9 of the City and subject to runoff from all northern areas and therefore bear a disproportionate spreads a drainage ruble costsetou the nresidantial and omrv�ee portion tty. rurther distribution e'. those costs would overburden residential n N? City council 6 City Manager Page 4 March 21, 1979 development Alternative sources of financing would not recognize properly the benefits of industrial development to the City as a whole and would unduly burden industrial lands. ORDINANCE DISADVANTAGES Any fee on industrial would effect the market value of industrial land and potentially the timing of development. RECOI•PIENDATION Retain fee and Ordinance as proposed. S. ORDINANCE PROVISION There is no specific provisions in the Ordinance to allow credit against fees to be paid ISSUE All drainage improvements constructed in conjunction with development should be credited to the fee ORDIIIANCE ADVANTAGES Although specific language in the Ordinance does not deal with this issue, the authority to provide credit., is implicit in the Ordinance it was the intent to credit development for the construction of Master Planned Facilities as adopted by the Council Local drainage Improvements not shown on the Master Plan and not considered In the fee development would not be credited 0 1! Ordinance should be revised to provide specific definitions to allow credits for 6 ISSUE Prior to establishment of fees all other funding resources should be exhausted RESPONSE o• �� The fees as proposed will only construct a portion of the system as discussed previously An additional $16,000,000 will be required to complete the system in todays dollars. Funds that are available are in competition with other agencies and highly linited These funds should be pursued vigorously but do not represent a full solution to the problem or a short tern response to the problems presented by growth pressure 1.1 i l� City Council 6 City Manager Page 5 March 21, 1979 SYSTEM OEYELOPNEHT FEE The Council at its February 7, 1g79 meeting, passed the First Reading of Ordinance 61, The Systems Development Fee Second Readirq of this Ordinance was postponed at the February 21, 1919 meeting This fee is designed to provide funds for streets ana highways projects necessitated by current and future development. p Staff has not ac this time received feedback to indicate any concerns with this proposed fee or Ordinance. If the Council has concerns, we would appreciate any discussion on this issue. At previous meetings, the staff has presented the revenue picture for ments and the current needs for capital projects. Simply, in -lieu of • fee, no funds will be available for improvements other than unusual m The City will be unable to improve the level of road maintenance sere tined growth in traffic volumes on sarlously deficient streets would slble Respectfully submitted, LLOYD H/ /LGl!•L City Engineer LH:deb , t • CITY OF FAMED CUCAMOMCA Date: March 21, 1979 To: City Council and City Manager From: Jack Lam, Director of Community Development Subject: Request from SCAG for Action by the City Council regarding commit- ment to implement actions specified in the 208 Areawide Waste Treat- ment Management Plan ABSTRACT: On October 31, 1978, SCAG circulated a draft 208 Area Waste Treatment Management Plan to jurisdictions within its arm. Since that • time, cities and counties have submitted their comments on the Draft and SCAG has produced a revised draft that will go before the SCAG Executive Committees on April 5, 1979 for adoption We have attached for your information a copy of SCAG's transmittal request. Specifically, SCAG Is asking the City Council to adopt a resolution stating the City's intent to carry out specefic actions rerommended by the Draft 208 Plan for Rancho Cucamonga Those actions arc: 1. Maintain existing street swceping programs (prior to Proposition 13) with consideration given to increasing their effectiveness In reducing vasteloads to receiving waters, to the extent financially feasible 2 Maintain current litter central programs, to the extent fimn•fally feasiL.e. 3 Maintain current eatchboaln and storm drain cleaning programs with consideration given to increasing program effectiveness, to the extent financially feasible. 4. Fmohasize reduction of runoff volume and peak flow rates as mitiga- tion measures in environmental impact reports (EIRs) and in aandi- tlous for approval for new developments We have reviewed the city's implementation responsibilities as listed above and do not feel that we will increase the financial liability of the City in any way by adoption of those four points. Page 2 208 Areavide Waste Treatment Management Plan March 21. 1979 RPCS tio- ass in Scertalin City the Areav attached Managetlon Plan far Management Plan for the South Coast Area Reap tfully au ltted. — _- ]a . JACK LAM, Director of Cotmonity Development n:nm Attachment: Resolution r 0 �3 F" CIiY OF %CLC,CC';!,,.HCA f.Dh.rr -Cl . 11'N FEB �p 1979 /OUTBERU CRLIFORRIR R / /OCIRTI0t1 OF GOYERfl111EiiT/ 600 Jbt lgCommwwm lth RwnuFMNite 1000 • lw Angaiss. Collfornlo, 90005.213 /385 -1000 giSr9ll•!1li 1L 13:2x3141 Sr 6 A ACTION REQUESTED BY APRIL 2, 1979 MODEL RESOLUTION ENCLOSED TO: Public Official.: in the South Coast 208 Area FROM Vice -Mayor James rilsar, President of SCAG��. DATE February 13, 1979 ((//��((]]J/ SUBJECT: Request for Action by Governing Board to Lammit to Implement Actions _ Specified in the 208 Areawide Waste Treatment Management Plan On October 31, 1978, the draft 203 Areawide Waste Treatment Management Plan was transmitted to your jurisdiction for review, with particular reference to various water quality actions specified In the plan for your Jurisdiction to implement. I am pleased to announce that on February 1, 1979, the SCAG Executive Com- mittee approved the 208 Plan, with substantial revisions based upon torments submitted by agencies such as yours, public interest groups, individuals and also various SCAG Committees which have actively reviewed the plan. At the time of its approval, the Executive Committee authorized SCAG to proceed with • securing commitments for implementation from all agencies identified in the plan to carry out one or more actions. Such commitments are required under a federal memorandum, (42 Federal Register 44776, September 6, 1977), and are intended to demonstrate a willingness to proceed to carry out actions identified In the plan At this point to time, we are requesting that your governing board adopt a resolution stating its intent to carry out those actions recommended for your jurisdiction. Responsibilities assigned to your jurisdiction arc listed in a model resolution which is enclosed. Please note that in s.veral cases the actions listed in the resolution have been revised from those you reviewed as part of the draft plan We are requesting that your action be received at SCAG no later than April 2, 1979. The SCAG Executive Committee is scheduled to adopt the plan on April 5, 1979, after which the final plan and commitments for implementation will be transmitted to the State Water Pesources Control Board and U. S. Envirormental Protection Agency for certification l�� f Public Officials in the South Coast 208 Area February 13, 1979 Page Two The success of the 208 Plan will rely on the cooperation of your agency, and others like it. Such success will insure that federally mandated water quality planning will continue to proceed with maximum local goverment in- volvement in the South Coast Area. If you have any questions, please contrct Mr. Roger J. Riga, 208 Project Manager, at (213) 385 -1000. cc: City Managers in the South Coast 208 Area County Administraive Officers in the South Coast 208 Area Enclosure: Model Resolution 0 n RESOLUTION 110. 79 -25 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA, COMMITTING TO THE IRPLE14EUTATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF THOSE ELEMENTS OF ME SOUTH COAST AREAWIOE WASTE TREATMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN APPROPRIATE TO ITS JURISDICTION WHEREAS the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (33 U.S.C. 1251, et. seq., as amended) seeks to develop a cooperative Federal. State, regional and local government program to prevent and control sourc es of pollution to ground and surface waters in order to restore and maintain the chemical, physical and biological integrity of the Nation's waters; and WHEREAS pursuant to Section 208 of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act of 1972, as amended, the Southern California - Association of Governments (herein referred to as SCAG) has prepared an Areawide Waste Treatment Management Plan for the South Coast area with the assistance of the Counties of Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside ane Sao Bernardino, the City of Los Angeles, the Newport- Irvine Waste - Management Planning Agency, the Santa Ana Watershed Project Authority and the Ventura Regional County Sanitation District, and WHEREAS the Areawide Waste Treatment Management Plan for the South Coast area will be adopted by SCAG on April 5, 1979, and for- warded to the State Water Resources Control Board for certification and tiereafter will be forwarded to the Federal Enviromental Protec- tion Agency in compliance with Section 208 (b) (3) of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act of 1972, as amended; and WHEREAS the Areawide Waste Treatment Management Plan for the • South Coast Area proposes management agencies to be responsible for plan implementation and pursuant to published United States Environ- mental Protection Agency guidelines (42 Fed.Reg. 44777 (1977)) must indicate each management agency's willingness to proceed to carry out its responsibilities as identified In the Plan; and WHEREAS the City of Rancho Cucamonga is assigned certain responsibilities in the Areawide Waste Treatment Management Plan for the South Coast Area, approved by the SCAG Executive Committee on February 1, 1979; 1 � 4, HOH THEREFORE BE IT RESOLV70 THAT it is the intent of the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga Section 1 To proceed with implementation of its responsibilities as set forth in the 208 Areawide Waste Treatment Management Plan as approved by SLAG, ,aid responsibil- ities specifically described as follows: a. Maintain existing street sweeping programs (prior to Proposition 13) with consideration given to increasing their effectiveness in reducing wasteloads to receiving waters, to the extent financially feasible. b. Maintain current litter control programs, to the extent financially feasible c. Maintair current catchbasin and storm drain cleaning programs with consideration given to increasing program effectiveness, to the extent _ financially feasible. d. Emphasize reduction of runoff volume and peak flow rates as mitigation measures in environ- mental impact reports (EIRs) and in conditions for approval for new developments. Sectior. 2: To forward copies of this resolution to the Southern California Association of Governments. PASSED, APPRO "ED and ADOPTED this day of 1979. ATTEST: City Clark Rancho Cucamongn it CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONCA 14?; CaAha j] Da-e: March 21, 1979 To: City Council and City Manager From: Jack Lam, Director of Community Development Subjects POLICY DIRECTION FOR AMENDING THE MORATORIUM ORDINANCE At its February meeting, the City Council adopted the current moratorium ordinance but directed Staff to develop alternative language for a specific section of that ordinance to enable the parson who desires to build his own ` home to proceed without being encumbered by the ordinance during the next - six months. The problem associated uith this objective was Identified as possible parcelization of larger pieces of property and reducing the ability of the city to control future development on such parcels t:n11e this is only a possibility it certainly is one with a potential for realization since the longer it will be before the city allows new submittals for residential develop- ment, the leas desire some owners of larger parcels of property will have to hold onto such pieces while paying holding costa. Previous City ordinances have approached this problem in two ways neither of which is perfect, but one Is better than the other. 1) }'he first approach Is to except residential parcel maps where only a acv d ciI�g unT Ea result. This exemption could be on a one time only basis and subject to the approval of the Community Development Director prior to the issuance of a tuilding permit 2) The second approach Is to allow a one time parcel mnp to be sib - mitted 7rov c ; , C ono[ er parcel map for the ema or portions of the same property may not be su'.mitted for a certain period of time. Another obvious option is any combination of the above with a third factor of size of property. Again, it should be emphasized that there is no perfect approach to the problem One can say that the first approach nay not be totally effective in allowing the individual home builders to Wild his home since the limitation of orly one new building site does not allow for the person to subdivide the property in such a manner as to allow the sale of certain portions of the property to finance the construction of his own home on the retaining piece. While this approach does not cover all bases of indi- vidual hems owner construction it does provide for the best protection against undesirable parcelization but yet afford certain opportunity for the individual home Wilder. The second approach, while discouraging four by fouring, does not address the problem of premature parcelization of large parcels. The third option of combining one of the two previously mentioned approaches with the third factor of size of property establishes such a constraint upon sliming individual Page 2 Policy Direction for Amending the Moratorium Ordinance March 21, 1979 builders form of that six months. g beThere really is no perfect approach to the issue but if the City Council desires to exempt parcel maps in such a way as to enable opportunities for th+ single lot owner to build while protecting the City then Staff would recommend that the ordinance utilizingstheffir t approach for Coouuncil adoptionratttheirtnext meeting. Respectfully ubmL/it�ttee �" JACK LAM, " D�rector of Community Development JL: = LI e CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA DATE: 14arch 21, 1979 r TO: City Council L City Manager MEMORANDUM FROM: Lloyd Hubbs, City Engineer SUBJECT: CUCAMONGA CREEK COMMON USE AGREEIIENT Attached for Council approval and execution is the revised agreement for Bridge Replacement, Betterment and Cocoon Use for improvement of Cucamonga Creek Badge Crossings at 4th Street, Hellman Avenue, 6th Street, 8th Street, Vineyard Avenue, gth Street and Arrow Route. This agreement was submitted to the Council at its March 7, 1979 meeting. At that time, staff was negotiating Hith the Flood Control District to make ar- - rangements for time payment of the full contract amount of $436,692 The agreement has now been revised to provide that the City pay the District $280,000 by April 1, 1979 and the remaining funds by June 15, 1979 This agreement has been approved by the City Finance Director and reviewed th the City Attorney. RECO1: REPLACEMENT, BETTERMENT, AND C0MMO11 USE A G R E E H E N T Cucamonga Creek, Phase V Bridge Crossings At 4th St. Hellman Ave 6th St. 80 St., Vineyard Ave.. 9th St. and Arrow Rt. THIS AGREEMENT. made and entered into this day of 1979 by and between the CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, a municipal corporation of 4 Late of California, hereinafter referred to as "CITY', and SAKI BERNARDINO COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT, a body corporate and politic of the State of California, hereinafter referred to as "DISTRICT" WITNES_ETH WHEREAS, CITY is owner of or exercises cognizance over certain rights of way and easements for street and highway purposes for certain public roads, hereinafter referred to as "ROADWAYS "; and ? • WHEREAS, the flood water of the Cucamonga Creek hereinafter referred n to as "CREEK", pose a serious threat to health, life, and private and public ;1 properties including said ROADWAYS; and WHEREAS, the United States of America by and through the United States + Army Corps of Engineers, hereinafter referred to as "CORPS ", proposes to a. construct a flood control facility and appurtenances thereto, hereinafter referred to as "CHANNEL ", in accordance with plans entitled Cucamonga Creek 1 i Channel, hereinafter referred to as "CHANNEL PLANS ", for the purpose of E*- aiding in the confinement of waters of CREEK through CITY; and WHEREAS, DISTRICT is owner of or is acquiring lands for the construction of CHANNEL and A789 /01036 /n Page 1 of 8 pages h✓`S i WHEREAS, DISTRICT is local interest representative for coordinating construction of CITY'S facilities within CHANNEL, and obtaining rights of way for CHANNEL; and WHEREAS, DISTRIC' desires to conditionally occupy portions of ROADWAYS with constructed CHANNEL; and WHEREAS, CITY desires to conditionally occupy portions of DISTRICT lands with ROADWAYS facilities and public utilities; and ' WHEREAS, neither CITY nor DISTRICT entertains objection to the occu- pation of these portions of their lands or rights of way to be used by the other, which lands and rights of way are hereinafter referred to as "AREAS OF COMMON USE-, and are outlined in cross hatching on attached !. sheets marked EXHIBIT "Al through A7" and are made a part hereof; and WHEREAS, DISTRICT 1s willing to replace CITY'S facilities which removal 1s made necessary by reason of the construction of CHANNEL with replacement facilities of equivalent function, as determined by the State of California Department of Water Resources, hereinafter referred to a; REPLACEMENTS; and WHEREAS, CITY desires to have DISTRICT Improve several'of the existing CITY facilities, which improvement of existing facilities shall hereinafter be referred to as BETTERMENTS; and WHEREAS, said REPLACEMENTS AND BETTERMENTS are itemized and the con- struction costs are presently estimated on attached sheets marked Exhibit "A ", made a part her of; and WHEPEAS. DISTRICT is willing to incorporate REPLACEMENTS AND BETTERMENTS intn constru ^tion; and WHEREAS, CITY and DISTRICT will mutually benefit by setting forth herein the rights and responsibilities of each with the AREAS OF COMMON A785/01036 Page 2 of 8 pages 0 15q: USE and with regard to construction and costs of REPLACEMENTS AND BETTERMENTS NOW, THEREFORE IT IS MUTUALLY AGREED As FOLLOWS: SECTION 1 CITY SHALL: 1.1 Ackmrwledge the right of DISTRICT,-its successors, permittees, , or assigns, to construct, reconstruct, operate, and maintain CHANNEL for flood control and water conservation purposes and for purposes of access under, over, along, and across AREAS OF COIPiOII USE without need for any furt4er permit or permission from CITY; provided, however, that any such use by DISTRICT and /or others specified herein, shall not endanger, inter- fere, or conflict with the use of ROADWAYS by CITY or the traveling public without first obtaining approval as set forth hereinafter 1 2 Approve BRIDGE PLANS and plans as set forth in SECTION 2, 3aragraph 2 3 of this Agreement 1 3 Submit to DISTRICT, at least 30 days in advance, plans for any iroposed construction, reconstruction, or maintenance within AREAS OF COMI4ON ® USE which may occupy, endanger, conflict, or interfere with CHANNEL or Its functional operation, and obtain written approval from the Flood Control Lnglneer of DISTRICT of such plans which approval shall not be withheld, provided that the work contemplated does not or will not, in the opinion of the Flood Control Engineer of DISTRICT, unreasonaily con- flict with, interfere with, or endanger CHANNEL or its functional operation. 1.4 indemnify the United States of America and the DISTRICT, their officers, agents, and employees against and hold them free and harmless A789/01036 Page 3 of 8 paues /66 of and from all claimt and liabilities of any kind arising out of, in connection with, or resulting from, acts or omissions on the part of CITY, its officers, agents, contractors, and employees in its operation and main- tenance of ROADWAYS, and /or in the performance by CITY of any work within or adjoining AREAS OF COMMON USE. 1 5 Accept* full responsibility and cost for any and all reconstruction, maintenance, or operation of the REPLACEMENTS and BETTERMENTS subsequent to transfer thereof to CITY, including that portion of street bridges lying above the plane of the soffit of the deck structure, and including roadway approaches, parapets, walkways, and railing. Transfer of REPLACEMENTS and BETTERMENTS to CITY by DISTRICT for operation, maintenance, and responsiblity shall be effective as of the date of final inspection and acceptance by authorized representatives of CiTY and DISTRICT or within ten (10) calendar days of i nal inspection of CHANNEL by CORPS and DISTRICT whichever is sooner. 1.6 Upon billing by the DISTRICT, furnish and deposit funds with DISTRICT equal to + +we estimated cost of the proposed BETTERMENTS as follows: a) S260,000 by April 4, 1979, and b) $156,692, the balance of the estimated BETTERMENT by June 15,1979. The cost of BETTERMENTS shall include the design cost, office overhead, con- struction costs, construction engineering, aid other costs directly attributable to this work incurred by DISTRICT. Total estimated cost to the CITY is four hundred and thirty -six thousand six hundred ninty -two dollars and no /100 cents ($436,692) as per attached cost breakdown, Schedule "A" 1 7 Promptly pay to DISTRICT actual costs in excess of estimated cost of BETTERMEITS as determined by audit in Section 3, Paragraph 3.2 of this Agreement. A789/01036 Page 4 of 8 pages ��f f- SECTION 2 DISTRICT SMALL: 2 1 `Acknowledge the right of CITY, its successors or assigns, to use AREAS OF COMMON USE in canon with the public; to reconstruct, operate, and maintain public utilities. REPLACEMENTS and BETTERMENTS; provided, however, that any such use by CITY does not or will not occupy, endanger', interfere, or conflict with L,IANNEL or its functional operation without first obtaining approval as set forth hereirbefore • 2.2 Prepare BRIDGE PLANS, and plans as set forth in SECTION 1, paragraph 1.3 of this Agreement _ 2.3 Submit to CITY, BRIDGE PLANS for CHANNEL, REPLACEMENTS and BETTER- MENTS at least thirty (30) days in advance, and plans for any proposed construction, reconstruction, or maintenance within AREAS OF C014MON USE which may interfere or conflict with public use of ROADWAYS or endanger the safety of the traveling public, and obtain written approval from the City Engineer of CITY of such BRIDGE PLANS or other plans, which approval shall not be withheld, prcvided that the works contemplated do not or will not, in the opinion of tb^ City Engineer of CITY, unreasonably cunflict cr Interfere with the public use of ROADWAYS or endanger the safety of the traveling public 2 4 Indemnify CITY, its officers, agents, and employees against dnd hoid them free and harmless of and from all claims and liabilities of any kind arising out of, in connection with, or resulting from acts or omissions on the part of DISTRICT, its officers, agents, contractors, and employees A789/01036 Page 5 of 8 pages j�z�` I in the construction, reconstruction, or maintenance of CHANNEL within AREAS OF C9MMON USE, and /or in the performance of any work within AREAS or eonion USE. , 2.5 Coordinate construction of CHAIRIEL with CORPS. 2.6A Administer contract for construction of Arrow Rt. Bridje. 2 68 Coordinate construction with CORPS bf REPLACEMENTS and BETTERMENTS of 4th Street, Hellman Avenue, 6th Street, 8th Street, Vineyard Avenue, and 9th Street Bridges herein described and transfer to the CORPS costs of BETTERMENTS paid herein by CITY to DISTRICT for that crossings 2.7 Notify CITY ten (10) days in advance of final inspection of work encemods,ed by this Agreement 2 8 rronptly refund to CITY all funds in excess of actual cost of BETTERMENTS as determined by audit in SECTION 3, paragraph 3.2 of this Agreement. IT IS FURTHER UNOERSTOJD AMID MUTUALLY AGREED: SECTION 3 3 1 Except as expressly set forth herein, this Agreement shall not teminate CITY'S or DISTRICT'S rights within AREAS OF CNMON USE. Coth CITY and DISTRICT shall v e AREAS OF COMMON USE in such manner as not to interfere unreasonably with the rights of the other. Nothing herein con- tained shall be construed as a release or waiver of any claim for conpen- A789/01036 Page 6 of 8 pages 163, sation for damages which CITY or DISTRICT may have or may hereinafter acquire resulting from the construction of additional facilities or the alteratidn of existing facilities by either CITY or DISTRICT in such manner as to cause unreasonable interference with the use of AREAS OF COMMON USE by the other party 3.2 Within sixty (60) days after deterglnation of final accounting ' and reimbursabillty analysis by Department of Water Resources, DISTRICT shall present to CITY a statement showing detailed breakdown of actual costs involved in the design cost, overhead, and other Costs directly • attributed to BETTERMENTS. CITY may audit DISTRICT'S accounting of - BFTTERNENT costs and verify DISTRICT'S statement of BETTERMENT actual . f * f f • * f f • f ! f f r f f f f ! f f * * f • f i e * f • • f • f f • f ! f A789/01036 Page 7 of 8 pages 0 costs, which rarification will not be unreasonably withheld should such additional auditing be necessary to clarify or adjust said statement. THIS AGREEIIENT shall inure to the ber. ^.rit of and be birAing upon the successors and assigns of both parties. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused their respective names to be hereunto subscribed and their respective seals to be hereunto affixed by their respective proper officers there6nto dull authorized. APPROVED AS TO FORM Alan K. Marks County Counsel County of San Bernardino By ATTEST: By Secretary, Board of Supervisors San Bernardino County Flood Control District APPR,.,.. AS TO FORM By By City Clerk SAN BERIUlRDINO COUNTY FLO00 CONTROL DISTRO By Chai roan, Board of Supervisors San Bernardino County Flood Control District CITY OF RANCHO ChCAMONGA Ry Mayor City Attorney A789/01036 Page 8 of 8 pages • M CUCAMONGA CREEK, PHASE V united States Army Corps of Engineers Improvement Project Cost Estimate , for CITY OF RANCHO CUCfUtONGA a Use $66 00 per sq ft. i R , :s Betterment width Len th Area co_ st 44 39' 755 $ 49,830 Fourth Street 17'(2) 873 57,618 Hellman Avenue 6 25' 139 67' 6.25' 48.44' 303 19.998 . Sixth Street 442 29,172 Eighth Street 4.0' 110.56' - 31.5 ' 65.12' 2,051 135,366 Vineyard Ave. 47 47' t1lrth Street '- (t) 194 52'0) 12.804 Arrow Route 4 0' 48 $304,788 Total Widening Cost '$304,788 Piers extension cost at 8th Street (1) 26.040 S Sub -Total 330,828 105 Contingency 33.082 Sub -Total 363,910 20: C/E 6 and F.C.D EnglneOverheadd _ 72,782 Total $436,692 ("Estimate (2)Half of th ^_ betterment for City of Ontario Exhibit "A' A789/01036 r CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MEMORANDUM DATE: March 21, 1979 TO: City Council E City Manager PROM: Lloyd Hubbs, City Engineer SUBJECT: TRACT IMIBERS 9479 6 9480 - ACCEPTANCE OF BONDS AND AGREEMENTS The subject tracts consisting of 25 88 acres and 103 lots were approved by the San Bernardino County Planning Commission on September 23, 1976. Due to the establishment of the building moratorium, the subject tracts were held from further processing. Since City Council has now allowed recording and develop- • ment of certain tracts (subject tracts included), the engineer and developer have not met all conditions imposed as conditional to recordation. The bond - amunts are as follows: TRACT 9479 - Faithful Performance S 172,800 Labor 6 Materials $ 86,400 Mon:wentation $ 4,000 TRACT 9480 - Faithful Performance S 151,200 Labor S Materials S 75,600 Monumentation S 4,040 REC"ENDATION: It is recommended that the City Council approve the attached Reso ut ons authorizing the City Engineer to sign the Final flaps of Tracts 9479 and 9480 and designating the Mayor to sign the agreements on behalf of the City. is Respectfully submitted, LLOYD HUBBS City Engineer LH:JLII:deb attachments 6 7.: RESOLUTION NO. 79 -21 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA, APPROVING IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT, IMPROVEMENT SECURITY, AND FINAL MAP OF TRACT NO. 9479 WHEREAS, the Tentative Map of Tract No. 9479, consisting of 49 lots, submitted by Kent Land Company Subdivider, located south of Baseline west of Haven Avenue has been submitted to the City of Rancho Cucamonga by said Subdivider and approved by said City as provided in the Subdivision Map Act of the State of Californ +a, and in compliance with the requirements of Ordinance No. 28 of said City,. and WHEREAS, to meet the requirements established as prerequisite to approval of the Final Map of said Tract said Subdivider has offered the Improvement Agreement submitted herewith for approval and execution by said City, together with good and sufficient improvement security, and submits for approval said Final Map offering for dedication for - public use the streets delineated thereon: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City fo Rancho Cucamonga, California, as follows; 1. That said Improvement Agreement be and the same is approved and the Mayor is authorized to execute same on behalf of said Ci.y, the City Clerk is authorized to attest thereto; and, 2. That said Improvement Security is accepted as good and sufficient, subject to approval as to form and content thereof by the City Attorney; and. • 3 That the offers for dedication and the Final Map delineating same be approved and the City Clerk is authorized to execute the certificate thereon on behalf of said City. PASSED, APPROVED, and ADOPTED this day of , 19. ATTEST: ty er M/ RESOLUTION NO. 79 -22 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY CDLYICIL OF THE CITY Or RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT, IMPROVEMENT SECURITY, AND FINAL MAP OF TRACT 140. 9480 WHEREAS. the Tentative Map of Tract No. 9480, consisting of 54 lots, submitted by Kent Land Company Subdivider, located on the south side of Baseline west of Haven Avenue has been submitted to the City of Rancho Cucamonga by said Subdivider and approved by said City as provided in the Subdivision Hap Act of the State of California, and in compliance with the requirements of Ordinance No 28 of said City; and WHEREAS, to meet the requirements established as prerequisite to approval of the Final Map of said Tract said Subdivider has offered the Improvement Agreement submitted herewith for approval and execution by said City, together with good and sufficient improvement security, and submits for approval said Final Map offering for dedication for - public use the streets delineated thereon NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City fo Rancho Cucamonga, California, as follows; 1. That said Improvement Agreement be and the same is approved and the Nayor is authorized to execute same on behalf of said City, the City Clerk is authorized to attest thereto; and, 2 That said Improvement Security is accepted as good and sufficient, subject to approval as to form and content thereof by the City Attorney; and, 3. That the offers for dedication and the Final / . delineating • same be approved and the City Clerk is authorized to execute the certificate thereon on behalf of said City PASSED. APPROVED, and AOOPTFD this _ day of _, 19 ATTEST: City Clerk Mayor P CITY OF RANCHO CUCAIIM' A ENCINEERINC DIVISION APPLICATION FOR A FINAL TPACT PIAP TO BE ADDED TO CODIICIL AGENDA Requested Agenda Date_ ->— 2-t--79 Tract No. 2-16 1 of Lots_ SN� Developer_ lesur Address Z490-1— Rica i��j c <- Phoue No. //iy� /f51 -_ fYr�y •• • Signature of Applicanfw Date__ The above tracu;r may be added to the requested Council Agenda when the following items have been completed and submitted. to the Engineering Divi- aim. a minieum of 8 days prior to the requested Council Agenda date. 1. Approved: a Street improvement plan b. Cradb:g and plot pion c. Landscape and irrigation plan d. Street light layout plan 2. Executed street improvement agreement and bonds (city forms) 1. Deferred mcnumentation bond 6. Latter of compliance - Cucamonga County Water District (Bonds 6 Agreements) 5. Letter of approval - Banta Ana Regional Quality Cant -ol Board (if applicable) 6. Complete and executed a. Original tract map (except city certificates) b. One (1) septa copy c Fifteen (15) bluellne copies 7. Payment of all remaining fees and deposits / 8 C C.6 R.'s approved by City Attorney A)o'1- �'teel-Cq (.le. Parr` -re",1 e 4 �re rn OFFICE USE Date Application Rfca ve By: d 3- 1 �. - 7 ccapta /NoJec[ed: _ gyo /n f .I Co n CITY OF RMCIiO CUMIOit•A ENGINEERINC DIVISION APPLICATION FOR A FINAL TRACT HAP TO BE ADDED TO COUNCIL AGENDA Requested Agenda Date S - Z 1 -% 9 Tract No 95x179 I of Lots Z1% Address_ /J'570-2 4!!�aPd — .�P ✓i✓c (dur^ 9a Phone No. aV O's i- X&0V Signature of Apply GL�C`�f 0 Dotq_,� // q • Y The above trac(�jioil"may be added to the requested Council Agenda when the following items have been completed and submitted, to the Engineering Divi- sion, a minimum of 8 days prior to the requested Council Agenda date 1. Approved: a Street improvement plan b. Crading and plot plan c. Landscape and irrigation plan d. Street light layout plan 2. Executed street improvement agreement and bonds (city forms) 1. Deferred monumentation bond 4. Letter of compliance - Cucamonga County Water District (Bends 6 Agreements) • S. Letter of approval - Santa Ana Regional Quality Control Board (if applicable) 6 Complete and executed a. Original tract map (except city certificates) b. One (1) sepia copy c. Fifteen (15) bluelina copies 7 Payment of all remaining fees and deposits 8 C.C.6 R.'s approved by City Attorney Al. d PPifca Q per Te 1 '! ec �roo.al OFFICE USE Date Application Received 3 ^ / Z -•% 9 ALeep / .• ..Le ! 3 -I3_/ By: ;1 Cfln �/IKLn ��. i i 1 i f i 1 I t.l 1 ' lil d /tit r j 3 r p ?Pr r of ,u . 1 1 2, t , ` L; 13 IL Mill ,, — •mac'._' ` 3f�3t! 1 .- �" °• � it �� _ /f i i 1 i f i 1 I t.l 1 ' lil d /tit r j 3 r p ?Pr r of ,u . 1 1 2, CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MEMORANDUM DATE: March 21, 1979 TO: City Council 6 City tlanager FROMS Lloyd Hubbs, City Engineer SUBJECT: TRACT 9,154 - ACCEPTANCE OF BONDS AND AGREERENT ' The subject tract consisting of 15 10 acres and 59 lots was approved b the San Pernardino County Planning Commission on August 19, 1976. Due to he establishment of the building moratorium, the subject tract was held f om further processing City Council has-now allowed recording and develo sent of certain tracts (subject tract included) and the engineer and develo er have net all $148 000 ands$7 a4, 000dhavecbeentportcd recordation Bonds e and materials and labor respectively. 1 Reso ulttlao autorizing the C1tydEngineertto sign then FinalplapvoftTrac t9454d and designating the Mayor to sign the agreement on behalf of the City Respectfully submitted, LLOYD HUBBS City Engineer LH:deb attachment • 173, RESOLUTION NO. 79 -19 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO 114PROVEMENTCSECURITY, AND PFIVALOMAP OF TRACT AGREEMENT, CT NO. 9454 WHEREAS, the Tentative Map of Tract No. 9454, consisting of 59 lots, submitted by Lewis Heroes of California Subdivider, located on the eat tos the lCity ofa Rancho eCucamonga by said eSubdivider eandh submitted apD ovedbyy said andy in s cpompliance with ethe requirements oft Ordinance tNo. 28 ofl California, arovided in said City; and WHEREAS, to meet the requirements established as prerequisite ,�• to approval of the Final Map of said Tract said Subdivider has offered the Improvement Agreement submitted herewith for approval and execution by said City, together with good and sufficient improvement security, - and submits for approval said Final Map offering for dedication for public use the streets delineated thereon: L t NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City ' fo Rancho Cucamonga, California, as follows; 1. That said Improvement Agreement be and the same is approved and the Mayor is authorized to execute same on behalf of said City, the City Clerk is authorized to attest thereto; and. 2. That said Improvement Security is accepted as gocd and sufiicient, subject to approval as to form and content thereof by the City Attorney; and, a • 3 That the offers for dedication and the Final Map delineating same behalfrofi said City. to execute PASSED. APPROVED. and ADOPTED this ,_, day of _. 19. ATTEST: City Clerk Mayor I / 4 t CITY OF RANCHO CUCAHONCA ENCIIIECR114C DIVISION APPLICATION FOR A FINAL TRACT PAP TO BE ADDED TO COUNCIL P.GENDA 1.i IV L' iY OF Fill U41 CI:fL':BlfiC/( Requested Agenda Date Council Heating of March 21, 1979 C0!JUV1d1YP1VEE0rVtNE DEPT. Tract No. 9454 0 of Lots 59 0 A 1379 A9 F3f Developer Alta Lora Ventures, Ltd 718191191111L111 ^13140IG Address 1001 Dove Street, Suite 150 Newport Beach, California 92660 Phone t'o. 714 -811 -7474 Signature of Applicant Alta Loma Ventures, Ltd Date Harch 8, 1979 8:00 m By:_ Herbert L. Porter The above tract map may be added to the requested Council Agenda when the following item have been completed and submitted, to the Engineering Biel - sion, a minimum of 8 days prior to the requested Council Agenda date. I. Approved: a. Street improvement plan ✓ b. Grading and plot plan ✓ c. Landscape and irrigation plan d Street light layout plan 2. Executed street improvement agreement and bonds (city for,,),� 7. Deferred monumentatlon teeA ✓ 4. Letter of compliance - Cucamonga County (later District (Bonds 6 Agreemants) ✓ i 5. Letter of approval - Santa Ana Regional Quality Control Boa-d (if applicable) NIq 6. Complete and executed a. Original tract map (except city certificates) b On- (1) septa copy I C FiL.een (15) blueline copies 7. Payment of all remaining fees and deposits v 8. C.C.6 R.'s apptoved by City Attorney OFFICE USE Date Application Received 3-6-72 Accepted 11a4c•^^ �• By: a ull 11 a « n C „^ 1�r4S ,♦ .♦r a ' ra o Q � 4 1 � n 1 1 n ♦ 4 7 4 Y n 2 ' n400•• w 2 o e o �i116 1 1 i 1 1 } I �_s Ir ":, ::: "' 1 ' ` M.': ice-• . w:" r1 I I ,- 3�}!(II sue•.- I' S. � r �� Siii �i I1�II• z' E� I \ IIy I I"--- , • s � IIG _ - .1 —Ts :ua. s11•ji__ t i ` �� � ° I i�1I I ..lr. �• I4 9 ` 1 F 1• 1- j 1 is t. r it b _ S �•I , 3 ``l I: } i 7.1 '• II /VACANT I / / I CANO Ii. 1 tl: s 1761 CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMOKGA "EHORA41)l111 DATE: Parch 21, 1979 TO: City Council b City Manager FPa4: Lloyd Hubbs, City Engineer Susizm: PAPCEL PAP 4594 - ACCEPTANCE OF AGREEMENT AIM BONDS The subject Parcel Ifap is an industrial land division consistfng of 20.8 acres with 15 lots on the northeast corner of Jersey Boulevard and Haven Avenue. Crowell /Leventhal and Associated Engineers have worked extensively with the City in preparing the street icproveme:t plans and the Parcel Map. Crowell / Leventhal has placed on file with the City Eng:reer, bonds in sufficient amounts to con- struct those items shown on the inprovement plans. PTC00:0MATION: It is recamended that the City Council pass the attached .eso ut on authorizing the City Engineer to sign the subject Parcel flap and to direct the Hayor to sign on behalf of the City, the Agreement between Crowell/ Leventhal and the City. PESpectfully submitted. LLOYD KUS City Engineer LH:JLM:deb attach=ents r C� 172 RESOLUTION NO. 79 -20 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA, APPROVING PARCEL MAP NUMBER 4594, (TENTATIVE PARCEL NAP NO. 78- 0230)) IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT, AND IMPROVEMEIT SECURITY WHEREAS, tentative parcel reap number 78 -0230, submitted by Crowell- Leventhal, Incorporated, and consisting of 15 parcels, located on the northeast corner of Jersey Boulevard and Haven Avenue, being a division of Parcel Map No. 4255 was approved by the Planning Commission of the City of Rancho Cucamonga on June 14, 1978; and, WHEREAS, Parcel Map Number 4594 is the final map of the division of land approved as shown on said tentative parcel map; and, WHEREAS, all of the requirements established as prerequisite - to approval of the final map by the City Council of said City have now been met by entry Into an improvement agreement guaranteed by acceptable improvement security by Crowell- Leventhal, Incorporated as developer; NCW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, that said improvement agreement and said improvement security submitted by said developer be and the same are hereby spproved and the Mayor is hereby authorized to sign said improvement agreement on behalf of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, and the City Clerk to attest; and that said Parcel Map Number 4594 be and the same is hereby approved and the City Engineer is authorized to present same to the County Recorder to be filed for record • PASSED, APPROVED, and ADOPTED this _ day of _, 1979 ATTEST: City Clerk Mayor 1.1 IOi w a LAND DIVISION APPLICATION INARDINO COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTI PAT.? MAP NO. 1993 . ro'w,.n vra .�¢ur rirr. sWAu p /? .r - = nlc 4zsG pan >., , A 'A 4s ca r r2/ I �! � rnI, �°. 1, .e ,..14 Ci" . `.1C ,s• 4 u 0 q n y M 3 e.wrI, ba. 9 APPLICANT: Nome Crowell/I.cvenlhnl, Inc. Phone(71L)981 -1041 Address 1260 W. Foothill Blvd , Upland. CA. 91786 LEGAL OWNER OF RECORD: Name Crowell /Leventlml, Inc Phone(714) 981 -1041 Address 1260 W. Fonhlll Olvd., Upland, CA 91786 (office Use Onty) L D. NO, /.)78-07.30 T ZONE Af- 2 ROAD NAP BOOK PACE. NO, FEE RECEIPT No.,3369 F& d/., I� �. /s -,zJQ" LOT AREAS 1. 43.485 S. F or 1 00 Acre 8. 43, 570 S. F. or I Acre 2. 43,570 S. F or 1 00 Acre 9. 43, 570 S. F or 1 Acre 3. 43, 570 S. F. or 1.00 Acre 10. 55, 675 S. F. or 1 28 Acres 4. 44,455 S. F or 1.02 Acres 11 55, 675 S. F or 1 28 Acres S. 44.455 S. F or 1.02 Acres 12. 55, 590 S. F or 1.28 Acres 6. 44, 455 S. F or 1 02 Acres 13. 107, 100 S. F. or 2. 46 Acres 7. 43.485 S. F. or 1 00 Acre 14. 107, 100 S. F. or 2 46 Acres N0 It 15. I07, 100 S. F. or Z . Acres L�1 r. Teu' Map Stile APPLICANT: Nome Crowell/I.cvenlhnl, Inc. Phone(71L)981 -1041 Address 1260 W. Foothill Blvd , Upland. CA. 91786 LEGAL OWNER OF RECORD: Name Crowell /Leventlml, Inc Phone(714) 981 -1041 Address 1260 W. Fonhlll Olvd., Upland, CA 91786 (office Use Onty) L D. NO, /.)78-07.30 T ZONE Af- 2 ROAD NAP BOOK PACE. NO, FEE RECEIPT No.,3369 F& d/., I� �. /s -,zJQ" CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MEMORANDUM DATE: Plarch 21, 1979 TO: City Council E City Manager FROM: Lloyd Hubbs, City Engineer SUBJECT: PARCEL HAP 4590 The subject Parcel Map consisting of 5 acres and 4 lots was tentatively approved by the Rancho Cucamonga Planning Commission on February 14, 1979. He have sub- sequently processed the Tentative Map to a stage where it can now be recorded • The street improvements are being required as a conditions of development of each porcel REC"EUDATION: It is recommended that the City Council approve the attached eso ut:on out orizing the City Engineer to sign the Final Hap of Tentative Parcel Vap 4590. Respectfully submitted, LLOYD HUBBS City Engineer LH JLH:deb • attachments r 1 �d RESOLUTION NO. 79 -24 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING PARCEL MAP NUMBER 4590, (TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP NO. 78 -0025) IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT, AND IMPROVEMENT SECURITY. WHEREAS, Tentative Parcel Map Number 78 -0025, submitted by Alfredo Murillo and Clara Muriilo Subdivider, and consisting of 4 parcels, located on the southwest corner at Victoria and East Avenues being a division of Lot 1,Block K,of Etiwanda Colony Lands was approved by the City Engineer and a Negative Declaration issued by the Planning Commission on February 14, 1979 as provided in the State Subdivision Map Act and 1s in compliance with the requirements of Ordinance 28 of said City: and, WHEREAS, Parcel Map Number 4590 is the Final Hap of the division of land approved as shown on said tentative parcel map; and WHEREAS, to meet the requirements established as prerr :quisite to approval of the Final Map, said subdivider submits for dopruval avid Final Map offering for dedication for public use the streets deiineate. thereon; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, as follows; 1 That the offers for dedication and the Final Map delineating same be approved and the City Clerk is authorized to execute the certificate thereon behalf of said City; and, ATTEST. 2 That said Parcel Hap Number 4590 be and the same 1s • hereby approved and the City Engineer is authorized to present same to the County Recorder to be filed for record PASSED, APPROVED, and ADOPTED this _ day of 1979 City Clerk r Y F7 \J C D v LAND DIVISION APPLICATION ;;:N BERNARDINO CCUtITV PLANNING DEPART "ENT V C7[74rA _fiv�uuF �t.rrmt Raec b'tar,,.$'crl uLWev� —r _- 1`ie " , �y�� • 4=e.�,� ILtl1_St1 R/ /1 O Phone 628.3711 Attseee.i3L� LCnt 0.,= CT &:ca'J: Ilk e • :.__ ea Sl >3 /1:•nK – _ _ Cr..• 91'1 /e I �7i ?TSPA;ZD ET: ' /f/•rte �j.yyAcr�� iArp14' ls4PrS$ lhcit9d • 9 sly .eye.Ai /.rnh.. Fe �a At • �.:• /II✓i � 2� d� / 9 .v,Y� J.i/• ✓ %v p�i...�: �,'}II�I�Y'I'��� . � AiQQ.iff 1iv. 1) t . ��y,•i e/ar" ii. /a: /y r..s...rYu<' 6y. aii /�... /J� -� /d �°'• 1•e. so:e L?PL1CA:rT: " , �y�� • 4=e.�,� ILtl1_St1 R/ /1 O Phone 628.3711 Attseee.i3L� LCnt 0.,= CT &:ca'J: • :.__ ea Sl >3 /1:•nK – _ _ Cr..• 91'1 /e I �7i ?TSPA;ZD ET: ' /f/•rte W,.... ... M.J/ J L.D. NO— EQIE - - -- ROAD "A? P0.7: PAL°. NO.1V V/ ? f DATE Or COND1TIO AL ACTIC64 - 1 CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MEMORANDUM DATE: March 21, 1979 TO: City Council d City Manager FROM: Lloyd Hubbs, City Engineer SUBJECT: PARCEL HAP 4929 The subJect Parcel Map consisting of 4.09 acres and 2 lots was tentatively approved by the Rancho Cucamonga Planning Commission on February 14, 1979. We have subse- f quently processed the Tentative Map to a stage where it can now can be recorded. • The t requirement street rr t oi until such time as Etwandaarea, the Ciyhas detemineddesignequirements for RECOFtlIENDATiai: It is recommended that the City Council approve the attached ' - Resou ton aut oril,ng the C1ty Engineer to sign the Final tap of Parcel Hap 4929. Respectfully submitted, LLOYD HUBBS City Engineer LH JU4:deb attachments 4 �. n 1�3,. RESOLUTION NO. 79 -23 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA, APPROVING PARCEL HAP NUMBER 4929, (TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP NO. 77 -0381) IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT, AND IMPROVEMENT SECURITY. WHEREAS, Tentative Parcel Map Number 4929, submitted by George R. Pettway Subdivider, and consisting of two parcels, located on the cast side of Etiwanda Avenue north of Summit Avenue being a division of Lot 13, Block B. of Etiwanda Colony Lands was approved by the City Engineer and a Negative Declaration issued by the Planning Commission on February 14, 1979, as provided to the State Subdivision Map Act and is in compliance with the requirements of Ordinance 28 of said City; and, WHEREAS, Parcel Map Number 4929 1s the Final Map of the divislofi of land approved as shown on said tentative parcel map; and WHEREAS, to meet the requirements established as prerequisite to approval of the Final Map, said subdivider submits for approval said Final Map offrring for dedication for public use the streets delineated thereon; NiY14, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, as follows; That the offers for dedication and the Final Map delineating same be approved and the City Clerk is authorized to execute the certificate thereon behalf of said City; and, S 2 That said Parcel Map Number 4929 be and the same is hereby approved aid the City Engineer 1s authorized to present same to the County Recorder to be filed for record ATTEST: PASSED, APPROVED, and ADOPTED this _ day of _• 1979. City Clerk Mayor LAND DIVISM.'J APPLICATION SAN OERNARDINO COUNTY FLAMING DE 2tn1 srt£EF I b a Parra/ I j �vv Prtrl 2 x I? or7 I OWES �C a+�1 LEG4l.. DESC21PTloti1 tN�R7H q ToCTlall OC bt IS. pblk My � , ETIWg1.lOq ti7 b�cny LAUDS w TML� "Tyov R•PI AE¢11AILDt"o. rn wr •w —t hlap Suts PhonaLj� +73-G�.Si (orrrce use Only) ass L.D NO.. Lti -) — C7 ? f / ZONE _ — / ORNER OF RECORD: LYNCN M6TLV.5.INC. Phone, 3 7J 'G P6/ ROAD NAP DOOR PACE NO. T. _ass 46417 CEOA& VAtWF nQ 7Xmn ti PAtaS VEROL ci. FEE RECEIPI 1:0 9. x74i= �i7-�, Lw fRF.PAHFP RY: