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ENGINEERING CONTRACTOR
YARD AND OFFICE-46 ENCINITAS BLVD.
ENCINITAS, CALIFORNIA 92024
MAILING ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 577, ENCINITAS, CALIFORNIA 92024
TEL; 753-1137
SEWER CONSTRUCTION
PIPE LINE CONSTRUCTION
EQUIPMENT RENTALS
February 28, 1978
Carlsbad Municipal Water District
5950 EX Camino Real
Carlsbad, Calif.
Attns Mr. Kubota
Re: Palomar Airport Fire Hydrant Re-Location.
We will furnish all labor and material to relocate the fire hydrant
at Palomar Airport, to a point 30 feet tiom the present location,
as per Mr. Kubotas' instructions. The installation charge will be
based on Time and Material not to exceed $1,000.00.
Jack Rugjeir
Ass't. Sec'y,
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December 23» 1977
R. E. Bunch
County o£ San Dlego
f<Z:\ Dept. of Transportation
[ Ll Cocmiunity Service Agency
Building 2, 5555 Overland
San Dlego» CA 92123
Subject: Fire Hydrant Relocation, Palomar Airport
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Dear lix. Bunch:
As per your plan for the relocation of the fire hydrant at Palomar Air-
port, Line D, Taxi Way, your plan Indicates an addlticmal 12 feet of water
line. That, of course. Increases the cost somewhat, and we suggest that
the county Issue a purchase order for its installation of water line and
relocation of the fire hydrant in the amount not to exceed $1,500.
This, of course, can be coordinated with your construction that is now
in prog^s at Palnmar Airport. Although, if It As agreeable with you, we
vlSh to hold off until barricades are constructed on that segment of the
road inasmuch aa this decreases traffic and will make the job easier for
us.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the undersigned.
Sincerely,
CARLSBAD MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
John p. Uenley, General/^nager CActing)
JP^:nd
cc: Lovell Uurlbut
Jim Jackson
WOODSIDE/KUBOTA A ASSOCIAV JNC.
MEMORANDUM November 3 , 1977
TO: John Henley, Acting General Manager
Carlsbad Municipal Water District
FROM: Jack Y. Kubota, District Engineer
SUBJECT: Palomar Airport - Street Improvement Project
We looked over the problem with the Kaz Chine temporary irrigation
service that is tied into the Hughes Helicopters fire hydrant. I
believe that the simplest thing to do is to move the temporary line
right against the fence and then bury the waterline where the main
opening exists. There is going to be a problem no matter what you
do but that appears to be the simplest solution. With regard to
moving the fire hydrant where the new a ire raft crossing is located,
we see no problem in your instrumenting a 90° bend and moving the
hydrant to the east. We are sending back the drawings for now.
Please save them or return them to^us.
JYK/skb Enclosure
CARLSBAD MUNiCIHAL Mn\/ /»77
R J MASSMAN
Director
Officei ol
County Engineer & Rood Commisiionet
County Surveyor
County Airports
CuUNTY OF SAN DidGO
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
COMMUNITY SERVICES AGENCY
Bldg 2. 5555 Overlond Ave.
Son Diego. Colifornio 92123
Telephone: 1 714) 565- 5177
November 1, 1977
San Diego Gas & Electric Company
Pacific Telephone Company
.Sanitation & flood Control Dept.
i Carlsbad_Municipal Water District^
Attn: Mr. Larry Smith
Attn: Right-of-way Liaison
Attn: Mr. Darwin Drake
Attn: Mr. Jack Kubota
Attn: Mr. John Henley f
Gentlemen:
Subject: Construction of Palomar Airport Access Road
R.S. 1534-3 Project UJ0230
A preconstruction conference on the above project will be held at 1 • 30 p.m.
UMXmXXon November 8 1977, in the Construction Engineering Group
Conference Room, Building 5, Department of Transportation, County Operations
Center, 5555 Overland Avenue, San Diego Califomia.
Very truly yours,
R. J. MASShlAN
Director of Transportation
R. E. BUNCH
Controls Engineer and
Utilities Coordinator
RJM:REB:my
xc: R. J. Massman: Contract Admin.
Al Waldman
L. Hurlbut, Mgr., Palomar Airport
REC'D. CARLSBAD MUrJiCfPAL
WATER DISTRICT NOV o77
C/1RLSBND AAmiClPAl M/ATER DISTRICT
[ I Con lino Reai. Coilibod. Colifornia P200C T&ioptione' (7 i-^) -13^ -?/l'2
October 27, 1977
Mr. Lovell Hurlbut
County of San Diego
Palomar Airport
Carlsbad, California 92008
Subject: Fire Hydrant Relocation
Dear Lovel1,
As per our discussion Monday, regarding the replacement and restationing
of the fire hydrant which will be in the way of your new taxiway, we
have arrived at a cost estimate of approximately $1,000,00. The actual
construction can be handled in either of two ways:
(1) The contractor doing the roadwork, etc., can make
arrangements with the water district for the work
which will include his depositing with the district
the aforementioned amount; or
(2) The County can contract with Carlsbad Municipal Water
District and place with us the deposit. We will then
do the actual construction ourselves.
If you have any further questions please contact the undersigned.
Sincerely,
CARLSBAD MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
OPH:fw
COUNTY OF SAM. DIEGO
.'ARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIC
CONFERENCE NOTES
Date 11-8-77
Location:
Subject:
Time started i. PM Time completed 2:20 PM
5555 Overland Ave., T>ppar^TP^n^ -nf Tra^^r-^rtation Oo^fe^ehce Room, Bldg. 5
Construction of Palomar Airport Access Road, from Palomar Airport Road
W.O.No. UJ0230
Conferees:
Name Title Organization
Dale Sutton
Lovell Hurlbut
Barry Cohen
Dave Branch
Wayne Reilly
Al Higdon
Joe L. McGuire
F. J . McGuire
G. W. Tennies
Robert Hoglen
W'.E. Jack Watson
A. S. Haimn
Dick Bunch
Cable Locator
Airport Manager
Carlsbad Muni. Water Distrit
Estimator
Area Manager
General Supervisor
Const. Tech IV
C.C.O.
Ass't. Civil Engirneer
Assoc. Land Surveyor
Jr. Civil Engineer
Asst. Road Division Supt.
Ass't Material Engineer
Utilities Coord,
Pacific Telephone
Palomar Airport
General Manager
Sully-Miller Const. Co,
II
San Diego County
The Resident Engineer will be Jim Jackson.
1. Utilities:
Utilities were reviewed. The Telephone Co. says no problems expected. A Gas
Co. line on line "D" will not conflict with the work.
A temporary water line at the Airport will be an obstruction to the grading
of Road "A" unless moved or buried. It was decided that the line would be
buried in a location clear of construction.
2. Submittals:
Contractor proposes to start 11-21-77 if documents approved by then. First
payroll must be delivered to the County prior to 11-27-77. It need not be
for the full work week.
REC'f) ^''^f^'-^™ MUNICIPAL H'-P
"LU U. WATER DISL\'iCT UC C - ^J^J(
Form ER 500 (10/75~OS1)
Pre-Construction Conference Notes -2- November 8, 1977
3. Staking and Materials Testing:
Surveys will provide the necessary construction staking after notification
by Sully-Miller of their move-in date. Advance notice of two work days is
needed for staking requests,
Al Hamm of Materials Lab advised that R.C. test can be taken on 24 hour
notice of less and every effort to provide prompt results will be made.
A. Contract Compliance:
Joe L. McGuire, EEO, discussed the requirements with the Contractor's EEO
officer. There will be periodic inspection of the work by State and Federal
Agencies and reporters. Be sure that all signs are up, and that all other
EDA requirements are met.
NOTES PREPARED BY: Joe McGuire
FJM:EWS:mcy
COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO
COUNTY ENGINEER DEPARTMENT
CONTRACT EMERGENCY TELEPHONE LIST
Contract Work Order
Contract Description Construction of Palomar Airport Access Road, from Palomar
Airport Road.
Contractor Sully-Miller
Address 5SS Airport. Ocenaside, CA
Phone 757-3910
County Construction Trailer Phone NONE
Contractor Project Phone t^QNE
The following emergency phone numbers shall be used to contact responsible personnel
after normal working hours, Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays.
UTILITIES
San Diego Gas & Electric Co.
Pacific Telephone Co.
Sanitary Sewer
Water District
San Diego County
Carlsbad M.W.D.
COUNTY PERSONNEL
Resident Engineer Jim Jackson
Construction Technician
Construction Technician
Senior Civil Engineer
Clyde Lehman
Al Higdon
J.R, Davidson
Principal Civil Engineer R.L. Shick
CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL
Engineer - Estimator
Office Manager
Job Manager Dale Smith
Area Office Manager
Area Safety Engineer
Wayne Reilly
Phone 235-6323
Phone 438-2722
Phone 565-5703
Phone 729-2348
Phone 466-5415
Phone 463-4114
Phone 442-7800
Phone 244-1846
Phone 277-8672
Phone
Phone
Phone 728-0993
Phone "749-3122
Phone
Distribution: Contractor, R.E., Construction Engr., E.C.C., Comm. (Radio Station A)
M/ATER DISTRICT
[I Curnino Reol. Corlsbod, Colifornio 9200B OFFICE MEMO
To: J, Y» Kubota From: John p. Henley
Subject: Pre-Construction Conference Date: September 30, 1977
County of San Diego
Re: Construction of Transient Parking Apron at Palomar Airport, Project KJ 78-23
Dear Jack,
I attended the pre-construction conference yesterday at 11:00 A.M., which in-
volved Phase 1 of construction to start no earlier than two weeks from yesterday,
Construction consists of electrical wiring and a parking apron on the airport
runway proper. CMWD is involved only in that we will furnish construction water
for the job.
Phase 2 has not been awarded at this time. As you know. Phase 2 is the re-
vamping of the entry-way, etc.
JPH:fw
CaUNTY OF SAN DIEGO
" J MASSMAN
Director DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION '
Son Diego. California 92123
oincesof COMMUNITY SERVICES AGENCY
County Engineer & Rood Commitsiontff
County Surveyor
Counly Airporti
Telephone: ( 714) 565-5177
September 16, 1977
San Diego Gas & Electric Company
Pacific Telephone Company
i£a!ill5aOiifiici^
Sanitation & Flood Control Dept.
Attn: Mr, Larry Smith
Attn: Right-of7Way Liaison
^ttnt^Mrj^'aobn HenVe^^
Attn: Mr ."Darwin Drake
Gentlemen:
Subject: Construction of Transient Parking Apron at Palomar Airport,
Project No. KJ7823
A preconstruction conference on the above project will be held at 11 :00
A.M./Rjc5t. on September 29 , 1977, in the Construction Engineering Group
Conference Room. Building 5, Department of Transportation; County Operations
Center, 5555 Overland Avenue, San Diego Califomia.
Very truly yours,
R. J. f-^SSMAN
Director of Transportation
R. E. BUNCH
Controls Engineer and
Utilities Coordinator
R.JM:REB:my
xc: R. J, -iassman: Contract Admin.
R. Walsh
prpin CARLSBADMUNICIPAL CTp 9 r'77
WOODSIDE/KUBOTA A ASSOCIATES. INC.
COMUILTINO r
2465 Pio Pico Drive • P.O. Qox 1095 • Carlibad, California 92008 • (714) 729-1194 September 20 , 1977
Richard E. Bunch
Utility Coordinator
County of San Diego
Department of Transportation
5555 Overland Avenue
San Diego, CA 92123
Subject: Palomar Airport Expansion Program -
Carlsbad Municipal Water District
Dear Mr. Bunch;
Responding to your request made to the Carlsbad Municipal Water
District, we are submitting, under separate cover, the following
plans for the public water system that are at the Palomar Airport:
1. 16" Water Main in Palomar Airport Road (5 sheets).
2. Line "E" - North of Palomar Airport Road (3 sheets).
3. Palomar Airport Road Conduit Crossing (1 sheet).
4. Palomar Airport Road Water Main Extension (4 sheets).
There is also one additional pipeline project, namely the original
6" water main extension designed and constructed by the County of
San Diego, We ask that you check with your own Department for the
original drawings of this 6" line.
Please contact this office if you have any questions regarding the
information that we have given you, or if you have need of additional
assistance.
y truly yours.
/jack Y, ^iibo£a) District Engineer
/ Carlsbadl Municipal Water District
cc: Carlsbad Municipal. Water District
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CMWD 74-115
tfTOrnnge Countv. Santa Ana
n June 23. 1975
U
San DiecjO County
Environmental Keview Board
Office of Environmental Management
1600 Pacific Highway, Roorri 260
San Diego, Ca. 92101
uentlenien:
The enclosed coii<rijents and recommendations of the Carlsbad
i'.unicipal Water District regarding the Master Plan Report
of tlie Palomar Airport is again submitted to your body
for review as described In your legal notice dated
June 6, 1975.
We are enclosing 10 copies of this for your convenience.
Very Truly Yours,
CAKLSbAO MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
Winder K, Priday, General Manager
WFP:de
Enclosure
5780 0 Camino Reai. Carisbaa, California 9200Q Telephone: (714} 729-.234S
April 16, 1975
COMMENTS AND RECOMHENDATIONS OF THE CARLSBAD MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
REGARDING "MASTER PLAN REPORT - PALOMAR AIRPORT" - JfflUARY 1, 1975
The Board of Directors through the District staff have reviewed the
subject report relating to two aspects of the master plan report as It
affects the affairs of the District. Specifically, our responsibility
to Insure that all of the current developments and proposed improvements
have a complete and adequate public water supply for airport uses and
fire protection makes it very important that we review critically the
planning phases of this important utility. Secondly, the District
operates and maintains its administrative and operating center immediately
adjoining airport property and Included 1n this public facility is a
community building complex for public meetings. Accordingly, we have
the following comments and recommendations as it relates to the master
plan report now under consideration;
1. The master plan report and accompanying Environmental Impact
Report addresses Itself briefly to the inadequacy of the
existing public water supply for existing airport uses, and
adequate fire protection.
2. We recommend that the master plan be supplemented with a
complete in-depth engineering master plan for public water
service, which will take Into account current deficiencies,
planned expansion of the airport, complete fire protection,
and landscaping and green belt requirements. This recommended
in-depth study should cover not only the specific physical
needs, but the administration, construction, and financing of
the expanded facility.
3. Our District currently operates a major transmission line,
which is located within the zone of construction of the new
parallel runway. The report makes no reference to this
pipeline facility and does not make any evaluation of the
various impacts as a result of this major facility that
will need to be relocated.
4. The master plan report has no specific discussion as to the
Impact of the proposed airport expansion upon the Water
District's administration and operations center. As we
currently Interpret data there will be a substantial adverse
impact so that these matters should be discussed as well as
the potential solutions to the impacts and problems and the
attendant issues, which the Water District will have to face.
In summary, we believe it Is urgent that the specific Issues we have
raised as your neighbors and the public water agency responsible to our
entire District be carefully considered.
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A legal notice to be published in the Evening Tribune °" Jime 6^
San Diego County
Environmental Review Board
Office of Environmental Management
1600 Pacific Highway, Room 260
San Diego, Califomia 92101
(714) 236-3720
Notice is hereby given that the County of San Diego has received draft
Environmental Impact Reports (EIR's) for:
EASTVIEW ESTATES, TM5412, R74-64, Log #74-19-2890', Rezone of 59.27 acres
from LC to R-l-B and R-1(15) to be subdivided into 99 lots, located north of
Jamacha Blvd. on the east side of Sangamon Ave., Spring Valley. New Environ-
ment Research Co.
LIVE OAK SPRINGS SUBREGIONAL ANALYSIS AND FOUR TENTATIVE PARCEL MAPS, TPM''S
10677, 10792, 10895; 10894, four minor subdivision maps involving 16 parcels on
124.4 acres in the Live Oak Springs/Boulevard/Tierra del Sol areas plus a sub-
regional analysis. Manzanita/Boulevard/Live Oak Springs. 1) Ayres Construction
Co., 2) Old Stage Stop, Ltd., 3) Michael Gay; 4) Laura Gay.
PALOMAR AIRPORT, Log #75-7-15, a phased expansion of Palomar Airport
including additional runway § support facilities on 500 acres. NfV of the
intersection of Palomar Airport Rd, ^ El Camirtb Real. South of Carlsbad.
Airports Division, SD County General Services.
UPGRADING AND ENLARGEMENT OF SAN ELIJO '.VATER POLLUTION CONTROL FACILITIES
(WPCF), Public Project YE0067, includes: Conversion of WPCF from primary to
secondary treatment, flood control channel and ocean outfall extension; con-
struction of Whispering Palms interceptor and land outfall system. Project
area encompasses approximately 13,000 acres in north coastal portion of San
Diego County.
The draft EIR's for these projects are available FOR REVIEW ONLY at the
Office of Environmental-Management, the.Ecology Centre, 340 Kalmia St., and
the El Cajon, Encinitas, Fallbrook, Lemon Grove and Vista branches of County
Library. In addition, Eastview Estates is available at Spring Valley Library,
Live Oak Springs is available at Campo-Morena Village Library and Palomar Airport
is available at Carlsbad Public Library.
San Diego County has also received a Supplement to the draft EIR for:
HELIX BAYVIEW, TM3580, Log #74-14-2361, a subdivision of 22.9 acres into
35 lots for single-family residential dwelling units. Located on Grandview
Drive approximately 3/4 mile east of Bancroft Dr., La Mesa area of County of
San Diego.
Comments on these draft EIR's must be submitted in writing to the Office
of Environmental Management by July^^J^^^ 1975, the end of the review period.
Ibr information regarding the Environmental Review Board Hearing on the above
projects, call the Office of Environmental Management aft^^g.^[jijj^j^p^^l975.
^» *i- ^ WATER DISTRICT ^ '3
GENERAL AVUTION
The CtriTi e.eneraviation refers to all aviation activities
except '.'ne ail.itary and the scheduled airlines.
Gener-ll L;if ioi' includes the following types of flying:
busi'.ne.^is , cc!;i::ierc ial, personal, instructional and spec ial
i-''irpuS<r .
[^usiness - fndustry use general aviation aircraft to increa^t
[i^,t' rioxibiTity of the day-to-day operations. Business firms
ow-'y a totnl OL AO,000 general aviation aircraft.
t.- ^>T]-3 I. - i'xec rea t ion and pIeasLIre .
i-l^I'Z^l?J--\':?A"^-S^^^^^ ~ f^S'^^ training programs are required for the
avlat:lo:. industry and general aviation provides the ma j or
]Mjr t LOR or the special train ing neces sary, includ ing flying ,
'nec hanic nl, aircraft serv i c i ng , etc.
Spec ia I pur pose This categ(?ry of general aviation covers
acti^'ities Irom fire coiitrol, ]>ipeline patrol, police sur-
veillance and rescue, t^ all tvpes of emergency assistance.
Commerc ial - Commuter ai1 ines operations and air taxi provide
scheduled sei-vioe for passengers and cargo and on-call air
trnnsportat ion. This category also includes aerial appl.icatior
t lv log (c roy dust ing).
Goniinuter Airlines are air taxi operators providing
SC heduled a iriine service and are certificated to
opera to ander:
Feuera I Air Regul at ion.s Part 135 ,
Air Taxi Operators and Commercial Operators
01 SiDa 11 Aircraft.
SCHEDULED AIRLINES
Sciiednled Airlines are not general aviation.
Scheduled Airlines are certificated to operate under:
Federal Air Regulations Part 121,
Cert ification and Operat ions:
Domestic, Flag and Supplemental Air Carriers
and Commercial Operators of Large Aircraft.
April 16, 1975
COMMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE CARLSBAD MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
REGARDING "MASTER PLAN REPORT - PALOMAR AIRPORT" - JANUARY 1, 1975
The Board of Directors through the District staff have reviewed the subject
report relating to two aspects of the master plan report as it affects the
affairs of the District. Specifically, our responsibility to insure that
all of the current developments and proposed improvements have a complete and
adequate public water supply for airport uses and fire protection makes it very
important that we review critically the planning phases of this important
utility. Secondly, the District operates and maintains its administrative and
operating center immediately adjoining airport property and included in this
public facility is a community building complex for public meetings. Accordingly,
we have the following comments and recommendations as it relates to the master
plan report now under consideration:
1. The master plan report and accompanying Environmental Impact
Report addresses itself briefly to the inadequacy of the
existing public water supply for existing airport uses, and
adequate fire protection.
2. We recommend that the master plan be supplemented with a
complete in-depth engineering master plan for public water
service, which will take into account current deficiencies,
planned expansion of the airport, complete fire protection,
and landscaping and green belt requirements. This recommended
in-depth study should cover not only the specific physical
needs, but the administration, construction, and financing of
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the expanded facility.
3. Our District currently operates a major transmission line,
which is located within the zone of construction of the new
parallel runway. The report makes no reference to this
pipeline facility and does not make any evaluation of the
various impacts as a result of this major facility that
will need to be relocated.
4. The master plan report has no specific discussion as to the
impact of the proposed airport expansion upon the Water
District's administration and operations center. As we
currently interpret data there will be a substantial adverse
impact so that these matters should be discussed as well as
the potential solutions to the impacts and problems and the
attendant issues, which the Water District will have to face.
In summary, we believe it i's urgent that the specific issues we have
raised as your neighbors and the public water agency responsible to our
entire District be carefully considered.
(Presented at a Public Hearing, April 16, 1975)
CARLSBAD MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
Winder F. Prfday, General Manager
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MEMORANDUM January 7, 1975
TO: Win F. Priday, General Manager
Carlsbad Municipal Water District
FROM: Jack Y. Kubota, District Engineer
SUBJECT: Palomar Airport Expansion Program.
Following up on your memorandum report of December 17, 1974, we
have discussed the problem of water service to the Palomar Airport
at our Board of Directors meeting, at which time the Board authorized
the Poinsettia Avenue Area and the Ayres Study Area to be combined
into one water system report. In that Board discussion I also Indi-
cated that we would proceed with a final determination of a pipe-
line size along Palomar Airport Road and that any additional water
system requirements to the Airport would have to come from the
Improvement District No. 3 - Line E, or additional new construction
by the Airport.
Accordingly, we are proceeding on this basis as far as our master
plan study is concerned and we will also be coming to the Board of
Directors very soon and seek authorization to proceed with the
pressure reducing station at Point'^D^'and the pipeline extension In
Palomar Airport Road to connect with the Cabot, Cabot & Forbes
pipeline construction. From a timing standpoint we will be acce-
lerating our schedule to meet the water system requirements for the
new industrial park.
If appropriate, we can discuss this further at our next staff
meeti ng. ---^^
j^ack HI Kubota
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MEMORANDUM
To: Jack Kitootft From: Win Priday
Subject: Date: Oecentjer 17, 1974
Reference your mm regarding "Palomar Expansion Program"
dated DeceRtoer 16, 1974
As you are aware, Hr. Hurlbut did talk to im briefly on the
afternoon of the above date.
It appeared to im at the time and during a brief discussion,
between you and I that we should, without further delay> Identify
the needs for the airport as proposed and adjacent areas as
projected under the Seneral Plan.
It Is wiy opinion based on past performances, that neither the (^unty
nor their consultants will ever answer our requests.
WFe:de
Septeuiber 13, 1974
Hr. lovell C. Hurlbut
Airport teaser
Palowar Airport
2366 Paloiuar Airport Road
CarUbad, Ca.
1:
The CarUbad Hunlclpal Viater District is vlUlly Interested In the
prograsi for tlve expansion of the San Dlego Coiffity Palomar A1ri>ort
faculties.
We are concerned i^out tbe requireajents for water as It relates to
land use adjacent to the airport activities froff. Uic staoi^olnt of
our abllitiy to adequately serve dofnestlc water, but mors particularly
fira service.
The District has eon«irn over Ut^ prob«*ble relocation of a Urge
transRilsslon min running westerly from El Casilno f?eal and adjacent
to your existing north property 11ns.
There my be l^ia^^>^ other areas of nutual Interest that we might axplore
If we could meet with you and your project planning staff.
I tJiInk the Airport Project is lii^JOftant mm^b to ejqsedlte SUCIJ a
neeting at an early date.
Very truly yours»
CAflSBAO msnCIPAl yATER DISTRICT
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MEMORANDUM September 10, 1974
TO: Win Priday, General Manager
Carlsbad Municipal Water District
FROM: Jack Y. Kubota, District Engineer
SUBJECT: Palomar Airport Expansion Program
In view of the rapid pace of development plans at the Palomar Airport
this office recommends that the District proceed immediately with an
Informal discussion with Mr. Lowell Hulburt and County personnel he
would Invite so we can commence Immediately a program for master
planning for public water system requirements around Palomar Airport,
As a matter of background history, the County of San Diego constructed
one 6" line to serve the original airport complex and there have been
no additional enlargement as far as the County of San Diego is con-
cerned, Hughes Tool Company built the 12" line for their fire pro-
tection service; however, there has been no determination made as to
the full scope of total water system requirements.
Accordingly, I recommend that you arrange a meeting with the County
people and see how we can get this program going.
/Jack Y. Kubota
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2965 Roosevelt St. • P. O. Box 1095 • Carlsbad, California 92008 > (714) 729-1194 AUQUSt 26, 1974
Mr. J.L. Smith,
Utilities Coordinator
County of San Dlego
Department of County Engineer
5555 Overland Ave.
San Dlego, Calif. 92123
Subject: Palomar Airport Expansion Program
Carlsbad Municipal Water District
Dear Mr. Smith:
Responding to your request by letter dated August 19, 1974, there Is
being forwarded to you under separate cover the engineering construc-
tion drawings for the District's - Line E - Improvement District No.
3. This arterial water main traverses the entire length of the pro-
posed 1,000 foot acquisition north of the existing airport site and
it is an Important facility to service the areas and it continues to
the west to the Terramar area of Carlsbad.
In view of the timing for the expansion of the airport facilities
we shall be communicating with Mr. Lowell Hulburt, Airport Manager,
regarding the complete evaluation of the existing airport and the
future airport expansion to make a determination as to the entire
public water system requirements for the airport facilities and fire
protection facilities. We believe it is timely that this complete
review be made with the latest proceedings for the land use designa-
tions around the airport.
Please contact this office if you have need of any further Information
and we look forward to working with you on this project.
Very T:ruly yjours
J^k Y. KuboM, District Engineer
C^rJ^bad Mun(jc1pal Water District
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Mr. Lowell Hulburt, Airport Manager
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Mr. Winder F. Priday, General Manager
Carlsbad Municipal Water District
5780 El Camino Real
Carlsbad, California 92008
Subject: Palomar Airport Expansion
Dear Mr. Priday:
Thank you for your letter o£ January 10, 1974, addressed to
Mr. Hurlbut, Airport Manager, Palomar Airport, in which you
suggest the possibility of a property trade to assist the ex-
pansion of the airport.
As you know, William L. Pereira Associates have been retained
as consultants for the master planning of the airport. Your
letter is being forwarded to them. We are asking them to eval
uate your suggestion and advise us, which information will be
conveyed to you when received.
We appreciate your concern for the welfare of Palomar Airport.
Sincerely,
A. C. WALDMAN, Director
Airports Division
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cc: G. B. Wilson, Director, Department of General Services
L. C. Hurlbut, Airport Manager, Palomar Airport
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Hr. Lovell C. Hurlbut,
Airport Manager
Paloiriar Airport
2386 Palomar Airport Road
Carlsbad, Califomia 92008
liear Lovell:
A rather provocative Idea has been with me lately and I feel the need to
share it with you as it has a great deal to do with your future expansion
of the Palomar Airport.
I aiT^ guessing that the C. H. W. D. business office and yard may very well
be in the future approach pattern to the airport. This brings up the
question, would the need arise for the County to have possession of the
C. hU W. D. property?
Should this be the case, ny idea would be to make a trade with the County
for the seventeen acres or. the southwest quadrant cf El Camino Real and
Palosf.ar Airport Road.
iiefore I expounc on the maiiy aspects of the idea, I would ask for your
professional thinking on two considerations; will the future airport needs
Include the C. M. W. D, property and If so would the County consider a
trade?
I have not discussed any of the above with Cistrict Directors, but if you
think there Is an> need for further preliminaries, I will be aveilable at
your pleasure.
Very truly yours,
CARLSBAD »iICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
umom F. FRIDAY General Manager
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Offices of COMMUNITY SERVICES AGENCY r.i.phon.: (7uj 565-5177
County Engineer & Rood Commissioner
County Surveyor
dounty Airports
September 7, 1977
Mr. John P. Henley
Assistant Manager
Carlsbad Municipal Water
District
5950 El Camino Real
Carlsbad, CA 92008
SUBJECT: August 4, 1977, meeting at Palomar Airport. Attendees:
Philip R. Safford, Airports Division
Lovell C. Hlirlbut, Airports Division
John Henley, Carlsbad Municipal Water District
Jack Kubota, Carlsbad Municipal Water District
Dear Mr. Henley:
With respect to subject meeting the following is ray understanding of the
items discussed:
1. Airport Water Service
a) Existing Airport Development. Water service to the
existing aviation areas of the airport appears to
be adequate for the existing and anticipated future
requirements. Development of this area is essentially
complete with only minor expansion possible on the
few remaining lease areas. No action is indicated
at this time.
Undeveloped Airport Land. Water service requirements
of undeveloped County owned property south of Palomar
Airport Road can probably be met from existing Water
District distribution lines. County did not participate
in cost of construction for these lines. The Water
District will require County to pay a share of said
costs and any additional construction which may be
required when the property is developed. Approximately
eight or nine acres of land are available for development
in this area.
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Mr. Henley -2- August 8, 1977
c) Future Expansion. If the Water District is to provide
timely and adequate water service to the proposed second
runway airport expansion area the County needs to take
action to identify requirements at this time. This will
advise that funds for design of the second runway area
are included in this year's budget. Design for the
second runway is currently in progress. It is anticipated
that design will be complete next year with actual
construction commencing in late 1978 or in 1979, depending
on availability of Federal grant funds. This schedule
should allow adequate time for coordination of water
service requirements.
2. Impact of Proposed Second Runway on Water District Offices
Management of the Water District is of the opinion that the
second runway will adversely impact the existing offices on
El Camino Real. Funds have been budgeted to develop plans
for relocation of their offices outside of the airport impact
areas. In conjunction with this relocation the District
representatives stated that since the relocation would be a
direct result of second runway construction the County should
purchase the existing facility. Airport representatives agreed
to initiate preliminary studies for possible County acquisition
of the property in conjunction with construction of the second
runway.
Very truly yours.
P. R. SAFFORD,VChief
Operations § Development
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To: J. Y. Kubota From: John p. Henley
Subject: Pre-Construction Conference Date: September 30, 1977
County of San Diego
Re: Construction of Transient Parking Apron at Palomar Airport, Project KJ 78-23
Dear Jack,
I attended the pre-construction conference yesterday at 11:00 A.M., which in-
volved Phase 1 of construction to start no earlier than two weeks from yesterday,
Construction consists of electrical wiring and a parking apron on the airport
runway proper. CMWD is involved only in that we will furnish construction water
for the job.
Phase 2 has not been awarded at this time. As you know. Phase 2 is the re-
vamping of the entry-way, etc.
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April 16, 1975
COMMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS QF THE CARLSBAD MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
REGARDING "MASTER PLAN REPORT - PALOMAR AIRPORT" - JANUARY 1, 1975
The Board of Directors through the District staff have reviewed the subject
report relating to two aspects of the master plan report as it affects the
affairs of the District. Specifically, our responsibility to insure that
all of the current developments and proposed improvements have a complete and
adequate public water supply for airport uses and fire protection makes it very
important that we review critically the planning phases of this important
utility. Secondly, the District operates and maintains its administrative and
operating center immediately adjoining airport property and included in this
public facility is a community building complex for public meetings. Accordingly,
we have the following comments and recommendations as it relates to the master
plan report now under consideration:
1. The master plan report and accompanying Environmental Impact
Report addresses itself briefly to the inadequacy of the
existing public water supply for existing airport uses, and
adequate fire protection.
2. We recommend that the master plan be supplemented with a
complete in-depth engineering master plan for public water
service, which will take into account current deficiencies,
planned expansion of the airport, complete fire protection,
and landscaping and green belt requirements. This recommended
in-depth study should cover not only the specific physical
needs, but the administration, construction, and financing of
S780 £i CamV- Real Carlsbad, Califomid 92008 Telephone: [7i4! 729 234?
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MEMORANDUM January 7, 1975
TO: Win F. Priday, General Manager
Carlsbad Municipal Water District
FROM: Jack Y. Kubota, District Engineer
SUBJECT: Palomar Airport Expansion Program.
Following up on your memorandum report of December 17, 1974, we
have discussed the problem of water service to the Palomar Airport
at our Board of Directors meeting, at which time the Board authorized
the Poinsettia Avenue Area and the Ayres Study Area to be combined
into one water system report. In that Board discussion I also indi-
cated that we would proceed with a final determination of a pipe-
line size along Palomar Airport Road and that any additional water
system requirements to the Airport would have to come from the
Improvement District No. 3 - Line E, or additional new construction
by the Airport.
Accordingly, we are proceeding on this basis as far as our master
plan study is concerned and we will also be coming to the Board of
Directors very soon and seek authorization to proceed with the
pressure reducing station at Point'^D^'and the pipeline extension in
Palomar Airport Road to connect with the Cabot, Cabot & Forbes
pipeline construction. From a timing standpoint we will be acce-
lerating our schedule to meet the water system requirements for the
new industrial park.
If appropriate, we can discuss this further at our next staff
meeti ng. /-A
Jack /Y/ Kubota
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