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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCMWD; 1980-05-20;1 RESOLUTION NO. . A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION ^ OF THE CITY OF CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA, FINDING GENERAL PLAN CONSISTENCY FOR A COORDINATED PROGRAM OF PROPOSED PUBLIC WORKS WHEREAS, California Government Code Section 65401 provides g for the preparation of a coordinated program for proposed public Y works; and g WHEflEAS, the City of Carlsbad has officially adopted a g General Plan; and WHEREAS, Government Code Section 65401 provides that the ^•j^ governing bodies of any special district or school district whose ^2 jurisdiction lies whojly or par.tially within the City and whose ^2 functions include recommending, preparing plans for, or constructing major public works, shall submit a list of the proposed public works recommended for planning, initiation, or construction during the ensuing fiscal year to an agency designated by the Cit^ Council; and WHEREAS, on April 19, 1977 the City Council resolved as fol1ows: 1. That special districts and school districts located 19 20 g-j^ wholly or partially within the City of Carlsbad submit a list of ZZ 23 24 25 26 27 28 proposed public works recommended for planning, initiation, or construction during the ensuing fiscal year to the City Council of the City of Carlsbad prior to May 1 of each year. 2. That the City Manager cause to be prepared a coordinated program of proposed public works for submittal to the Planning Commission. 3. That the Planning Commission review the coordinated ^ program for conformity to the General Plan of the City of 2 Carlsbad and report its findings to the City Council. 2 WHEREAS, a coordinated program of public works has been ^ prepared and has been submitted to the Planning Commission for g review of conformity to the General Plan of the City of Carlsbad. g NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Planning Commission of Y the City of Carlsbad, California, as follows: o 1. -The coordinated program of proposed public works is consistent with the Carlsbad General Plan for reasons 9 10 outlined in Exhibit A, dated 9-14-77, attached hereto. 2. Said finding of conformity of the coordinated program of proposed public works shall be reported to the ^•^ City Council. PASSED, APPROVED^, AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the Carlsbad Planning Commission held the day of -|^^ , 1 977 by the following vote, to wit: 15 AYES: 16 ^Y ABSENT: 18 19 20 21 ERIC LARSON, Chairman ATTEST: JAMES C. 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WHEREAS, the City of Carlsbad has officially adopted a General Plan; and WHEREAS, Government Code Section 65401 provides that the governing bodies of any special district or school district whose jurisdiction lies wholly or partially within the city and whose functions include recommending, preparing plans for, or constructing major public works, 'shall submit 'a list of the propo-^ed public v;orks recommended for planning, initiation, or construction during the ensuing fiscal year to an agency designated by the City Council; and V/HEREAS, the agency receiving the list of public works shall prepare a coordinated program of proposed public works to be submitted to the Plannirig Commission of the City of Carlsbad for review and report as to conformity with the General Plan; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Carlsbad, California as follows: 1. Special districts and school districts located wholly or partially within the City of Carlsbad shall submit a list of proposed public works recommended for planning, initiation, or construction during the ensuing fiscal year to the City Council of the City of Carlsbad. 2. The list shall b'e submitted prior.-to May 1 each year. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Zl, ^8 3. The Cit anager shall cause to t repared, a coordinated program of proposed public v/orks for submittal to the Planning Commission- 4. The Planning Commission shall review the coordinated program for conformity to the General Plan of the City of Carlsbad and shall,report its findings to the City Council. PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the Carlsbad City Council held the 19th day of Apri 1 , 1977 by the following vote, to wit: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: None Councilmen Frazee, Lewis, Packard, Skotnicki and Council woman Casler None A'^lA<l^ rr ROBERT C- FRAZEE, Mayor ATTEST: MAR^AR^ E- ADAMsT fcity Clerk (SEAL) 0. WOODSIDE/KUBOTA A ASSOCIATES, INC. CONSULTING • NOINKKRS 2465 Pio Pico Drive • P.O. Box 1095 • Carlsbad, California 92008 • (714) 729-1194 May 20, 1980 Mr. Mike Eckmann County of San Diego Department of Planning & Land Use 1600 Pacific Highway Mail Station A-653 San Diego, Ca. 92101 Subject: Government Code Section 65401 - Special Reporting - Costa Real Municipal Water District. Dear Mr. Eckmann: Our Water District has recently submitted to the City of a report pursuant to Government Code Section 65401. For formation we are enclosing a copy of our submittal. Carlsbad your in- Insofar as the listing submitted to the City of Carlsbad, there is only one project, namely the "Water Ma in Extension - West of 'D' Reservoir", which is located in the unincorporated island area of our Water District. This project has been previously reported to you. We trust this information is of value to you and in the event you have any specific questipns we welcome your contacting the undersigned Very truly yours Ja-ck-O^ //I 'Costa^feal istrict Engineer cipal Water District cc: sta Real Municipal Water District End . JYK/le In Orange County, Santa Ana CMWD 77-106 ^f<Tm DISTRICT Z 2'SO par^ Wffiqt of flmAw> ^ County of Sdn D go County Adminiil. iiion Ceiitor 1600 Pacific Hjghv.ay, Room 207 San Diego, California 92101 Teieohone- (714) 236-459; Paui C. Zucker Director May 15, 1980 TO: District Manager On February 1, 19 80, Roger Hedgecock, Chairman of the County Board of Supervisors, forwarded a cover letter (copies attached), instruction sheet and sample form for this year's California Government Code Section 65401 process. A May 1, 1980 response time was requested by Supervisor Hedgecock, To date our records do not indicate a response from your district. Should we be in error, please advise. In order•to make a timely submission of major public works projects for FY 1980-81 to the San Diego County Planning Commission, we need your completed forms on a high priority basis. Should you require assistance, information, or 65401 forms, please contact Mike Eckmann (236-2172) or Walt Keville (236-4763) of this office. Your Board's cooperation and prompt attention to this matter is greatly appreciated. P;«JL C. ZUCKERJ-TTTTOCtor Department of^lanning and Land Use PCZ:ME:WK:mp Attachments COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO BOARD OF SUPERViSORS Telephone: (714) 236-2271 ROGER HEDGECOCK CHAIRMAN February 1, 19 80 Dear District Manager: During 1979, the County of its program of coordinated This program was instituted Code Section 65401 which re proposed for planning, init unincorporated county to be the County's General Plan, fically includes projects p districts and school distri San Diego major publ under Cal quires all iation or reviewed This sect roposed by cts, continued to implement ic works planning, ifornia Government capital projects construction in the for conformance to ion of the code speci- independent special The coordination of planning for future public services will maximize the use of existing and new facilities for the benefit of all taxpayers. Our program of public works planning depends on an uninterrupted flow of facilities information. We have enjoyed the cooperation of the independent districts and school districts in San Diego County during the past two years in the preparation of our first and second 65401 Annual Reports The Board of Supervisors has again directed Department of Planning and Land Use to work during Fiscal Year 1980-81 in achieving obj coordinated major public works review progr we enclose a copy of revised Report Form 65 tions for completion. This report form sho for each major public facilities project pr FY1980/81 and returned by May i., 1980 to th Planning and Land Use, 1600 Pacific Highway California 92101, Attention: MS #A653, Mik the County's with your district ectives of the am. To this end, 401 with instruc- uld be completed oposed for e Department of , San Diego, e Eckmann. Your Board's cooperation in meeting our May 1, 1980 deadline is greatly appreciated. RH: f j Attachment; R0G£;|5^ HEDGECg^K, Chairman Board of Supervisors 65401 Report Form with instructions for completion INSTRUCTIONS FOR PROJECT REPORT FORM 65^01 Part I: Project i For all projects over $100,000, state the name of the project and indicate Its importance as compared to other projects that are proposed by your agency this year. In describing the project, state the size, type and purpose of the project. Part 2: Location As it is necessary to locate the project for conformity review purposes, give as complete a description of the project's location as possible. Give the Thomas Bros, coordinates that locate the project and attach a xerox copy of the appropriate page with the project's location indicated thereon. State the estimated distance of pro- ject from the nearest city'and name of the community the project is intended to serve Part 3: Project Status Check the stages of devetopment that have been completed. Indicate the actual or projected date that other stages are scheduled for completion. Part A: Property Data Check the appropriate designation of property to be used in this project. Indicate if property is already owned or is to be acquired in fee, etc. Part 5: Financing and Cost Check the types of financing to be used for developing each project. State the estimated cost for the project being described on the form. Part 6: General Plan Conformance Use the currently adopted San Diego County General Plan. 1. Review the Regional Land Use Element map and check the regional category which applies to the project's locatton. 2. State in which Community Plan Area or Subregional Area the project is located. 3. State the Community Plan or Subregional Plan land use designation for the project site. k. Give the use regulation (zoning category) that Is on the property. 5. Statewhy you believe the project does or does not conform to the San Diego County General Plan. The Department of Planning and Land Use will complete an independent conformance review but we would appreciate,your opinion on this matter. Please state If thc project has been previously reviewed for General Plan conformity (pursuant to Government Code Section 65^01 or 65^02) and attach a copy of the results, If available. If you have any questions or problems with Form 65^01 or complyinq v;I May 1, 1980 reporting deadline, plea?c call Mike Eckmann at ?3o-2172 th the or Walt Kevi 1 le at 236-'r/63. MAJOR PUBLIC WORKS REVIEW GENERAL PLAN CONFORMANCE (Gov. Code Section 65AOI) *• OISTRICT/DEPARTMENT/AGENCY vate 'repared By Address Name Phone 1- PROJECT: I I Publicly Initiated improvement | 1 Privately Developed and Dedicated Name Program Priority: of Total Projects Project Description Purpose 2, lOCATION: Project Location Thomas Bros. # Q Within City Limits (name) _ D Within Unincorporated Area; Community Served (pagq and grid coordinates) miles from ci ty (name) PROJECT STATUS: PROPERTY DATA • Preliminary Planning (actua Mo. or proj. Yr. • Envi ronmental Review • Exempt DNeg. Dec. DEIR Mo. Yr. • Construction Plans Mo. Yr. • Project Approvals Mo. Yr. Under Construction Phase of total phases Mo. Yr. • Operational Mo. Yr. • Other Mo. Yr. I 1 To be acquired j—, ^ in fee I—1 "-ease Already owned ,—, • „ ., , ^ . Easement Build to Suit ^ Q Lease "Ib Purchase Disposal 5. FINANCING AND COST: Financing Methods: LjXrant^ I I General Fund j.(type]~ [__J Bond Issue (type)' roposa r-1 _* Dist. I I Revenue Sharing [_j Other Estimated Cost of Project 6. GENERAL PLAN CONFORMANCE: • 65^01 Community Plan or Sub-Regional Area • 65^02 If Previously Reviewed Regional Current Future Estate Q Rural Country pHEnvi ron. Constraine Urban Dev. Dev. Town Special Study Area Use Regulation - Zoning: Categories: Urban Land Use Designations: This project (has/has not) been previously reviewed for General Plan Conformance. If so, when . For what purpose ^(Special Use Permi t/65ii01/65^02/TM/0ther) In your Opinion, this project (does/does not) conform to the San Dlego County Genera! Pl EXPLAIN: WOODSID£/KUBOTA A ASSOCIATES, INC. • NOINBBRS 2465 Pro Pico Drive • P.O. Box 1095 • Carlsbad, California 92008 • (714) 729-1194 June 6, 1978 Mr. Paul Bussey City Manager City of Carlsbad 1200 Elm Avenue Carlsbad, California 92008 Attention: Mr. Frank Hannen Re: Capital Improvement Programs - Carlsbad Municipal Water District Dear Mr. Bussey: The Carlsbad District has had under evaluation for several months the review of our "Capital Improvement Programs" with particular emphasis upon the sources of funding that may be coming for our new fiscal year. Due to several factors which have impacted our overall progress on our Capital Improvement projects, we are responding to the request for the new listing with a suggestion that you carry forward with our list of this past fiscal year inasmuch as there is no change contemplated at this time. With respect to the status of the several projects, we are most pleased with the progress of the Tri-Agencies Pipeline inasmuch as con- struction will commence very shortly, and we expect water service capability in the Spring of 1979. Our South Aqueduct Project is also moving along nicely, and we expect to be into that project within several months. If you have any questions regarding our overall listing and the status as of this time, please contact tj^e-^ndersigned. Ver^^.truly yo bota. District Engineer adlFlunicipal Water District JYK:cp CMWD 77-106(M) cc: Carlsbad Municipal Water District In Orange County. Santa Ana nrp»n CARISBAD MUNICIPAL -i 9*70 nLu U. WATER DISTRICT Juvi i ^ f o WOODSIDE/KUBOTA A ASSOCIATES. INC 2465 Pio Pico Drive • P.O. Box 1095 - Carlsbad, California 92008 • (714) 729-1194 NOV ember 23, 1977 Mr. Paul C. Zucker Assistant Chief Administrative Officer Integrated Planning Office County Administration Center 1600 Pacific Highway San Diego, California 92101 SUBJECT: Dear Mr. Zucker: Conformity to San Diego County General Plan Program - Carlsbad Municipal Water District Plan Public Works This letter is to confirm a telephone conference with Mr. Bill Chatham, Senior Planner of IPO, in responding to your letter dated November 1, 1977, to the Water District. Specifically, your department was advised that the undersigned will be the coordinator for the new IPO program in monitoring public works programs here in San Diego County. We see your department taking on a very challenging and expensive program; nevertheless, we shall attempt to do a meaningful job for the benefit of the people of this district as well as the County in general. Our district has already gone through a rigorous exercise for General Plan Conformity in dealing with the City of Carlsbad. Accordingly, for your information, we are enclosing our communications dated May 4, 1977, August 23, 1977, and August 31, 1977. These documents may be of some value to you as you look into the overall scope of your challenging ass 1gnment. We would suggest that your department proceed cautiously in isolating specific definitions and goals of your program and particularly seek the Input of all Interested and affected agencies. The undersigned would welcome an opportunity to meet with you people to have an exchange of ideas and opinions. Please contact the undersigned if you have any questions regarding our submissions. Ver Jk£j£^. Kutlg/ta, District Engineer Carlsbad Municipal Water District cc: Carlsbad Municipal Water District JYK/ld CMWD 77-106(M) In Orange County, Santa Ana CARLSBAD MUNICIPAL f ) ( -77 1200 ELM AVENUE CARLSBAD. CALIFORNIA 92008 TELEPHONE: (714) 729-1181 Citp of Carliliab October 1, 1977 Commissioner of Real Estate Department of Real Estate State of California 107 South Broadway, Room 8003 Los Angeles, California 90012 Dear Sir: We recognize that, in accordance with his statutory duties, the Real Estate Comnissloner must require that the subdivider submit evidence that he has complied with all local subdivision requirements. The information given in this letter is sent to you to avoid the need for separate clearance in con- nection with each subdivision map approved by the City of Carlsbad. The conditions of approval listed below are enforced by the City in every application for approval of a final subdivision map, without exception. Before the City will approve a final subdivision map, the subdivider must complete or make financial arrangements for completion of the following work to City specifications: Streets and street lights Sanitary sewers Domestic water system Storm sewers and ditches Pedestrlanways, bikeways and fire protection Survey monumentation The City Council of the City of Carlsbad declared a sewer moratorium on April 19, 1977 by interim Ordinance Nos. 7048, 7049, 7050, 8073, and 8074. Applications for building permits or any discretionary approvals such as subdivision tentative maps, minor subdivisions, conditional use permits, adjustment plats, variances, reversion to acreage, and certificates of compliance are not being accepted unless a determination is made by the City Manager that the application is exempted as outlined in said ordinances (see attached). Applications for approvals within that portion of the City of Carlsbad serviced by the Leucadia County Water District are also not accepted, be- cause said district declared a sewer moratorium, unless accompanied by a letter from such district indicating that sewer service is available in connection with the development, NOTE: In those specific areas where special sewer, water and/or flood control districts have jurisdiction, the rules and regulations of the 66 CAKLi'BAU MUHlUiPAL nnr i P;?? Commissioner of Real Estate -2- October 1, 1977 individual districts shall apply with respect to all agreements, bonds, easements, and maintenance. Financial arrangements acceptable to the City must provide for "improvement security" (within the meaning of Section 66499 of. the Government Code of the State of California) in (a) an amount not less than 100 percent of the total estimated cost of the improvement, conditioned upon the faithful performance of the agreement or contract, and (b) an additional amount as determined by the governing body of not less than 50 percent of the total estimated cost of the Improvement, securing payment to the contractor, his subcontractors, and to persons renting equipment or furnishing labor or materials to them for the improvement. Surety in the amount of 25 percent of the total esti- mated cost of the improvement 1s held to warranty the work for one year following its completion or acceptance, according to local ordinance. These financial arrangements must be one of the following: A corporate surety bond An irrevocable instrument of credit A cash deposit (in a neutral escrow) (with the City) Before the City will approve a final subdivision map, the subdivider must dedicate the following for public use: Streets Easements for sanitary and storm Easements for public sewers utilities Easements for pedestrlanways and bi keways The City will accept these dedications upon approval of the final subdivision map. The City agrees to accept for public maintenance the land and Improvements so dedicated upon completion to City specifications. The City requires minor subdivision processing when four or less parcels are created or when four or less multiple units are converted to a condominium project. Flood Control Requirements The City does not approve any subdivision map with the knowledge of existing or probable flood hazards. Where flood hazards can be eliminated by pro- tective construction, the City will approve a final subdivision map subject to completion of the specified construction. Completion is assured by financial arrangements in the amount of not less than 100 percent of the estimated cost of construction, consi-sting of: A corporate surety bond An irrevocable instrument of credit A cash deposit (in a neutral escrow) (with the City) Commissioner of Real Estate -3- October 1, 1977 In all cases where rights of way for flood control channels are required under the San Diego County Flood Control General Plan, the subdivision map is referred to the San Diego County Flood Control Agency for approval prior to approval by the City. In the event that an exception to any other requirements referred to in this letter should be permitted by any department of the City, the exception will be noted on the title sheet of the recorded map. The representations made in this letter shall be effective for one year from this date. Very truly yours, Tim Flanagan City Engineer TCF:ms DKIE: SEPTEMBER 28, 1977 TO: ^^ PLANNING Ca^MISSICN \ FFCM: , PMNNING DEPARIMENT R E c EIV ro KE: COOWJmrm PROGRAM CF PRDPOSED PUBLIC-WORKS - FINDING'OF 6' /5/7 GE3^ERAL PLAN CCNFORMm • l;rnn^^., BACKGROUND Section 65401 of the State Govemrr^t Code requires the Planning Corimission to review and report to the City Council on the conforrtdty of all major public works projects. T3iis requirement applies not only to City Public Works projects, but those of special districts or school districts lying v\rfiolly or partially within the city. In the past, the Ccmnission has made findings on the General Plan conformity for each individual project. In otder to sirrplify the process and better meet the intent of the State Law, a "Coordinated Progi*am of Public Works" has been prepared. All fifteen special districts vdiose territory lies wholly or partially in Carlsbad, were asked to suhnit a list of major public WDrks programs to be undeirtaken during fiscal year 1977-78. Of those 15 agencies acquired, 13 responded (only five of which propose to constr act public vrorks projects during the coming year) - Car-lsbad's Project - have been listed frcm the approved Capital Investments Program for Fiscal year 1977-78. r I Ihat the Planning Conmssion approve the attached Resolution finding that the Coordinated Program of Proposed Public Works is consistent with Carlsbad's (general Plan. ATTACHMEIQTS Section 65401 - State Govemment Code Resolution No. Exhibit "A" to Resolution NO. City Council Resolution No, 5057 DHWrar 9/9/77 •t t f«> lavesUML.--- - -— --^ adopted «n "l:^*^'-' , , -7 /.''•;:• ' ••.:.'> C":'... . • •- Im^mA,,- (Si'vy'.'.%!'i?-r'--'V-*-i,=f.'.>. • •-• -"^ - ..vt^F. - II I IJI J ini,„— V. K'r V >•..,.-.•.•.•••'..-•,•-,:-.. .r? § 65402 GOVERNMENT' CODE posea. and no real property ahall be disposed of, no street sball be vacated br abau-r doned, and no public building or structure shall be constructed or authorized,,!! the adopted general plan or part thereof applies thereto, until the location, purpose and extent .of such ncquisitloa or diiipotiitioo, such street vacation or abaudonuieut, or such public building or structure have- been submitted to and reported upon by the planning; agency as 'to conformity with said adopted general plan or part thereof. The planning agency shall render its report as to conformity with said adopted gen- eral plan or part thereof within forty (40) days after the matter was submitted to it, or such longer period- of time as may be designated by the legi-slative body. If the legislative body so provides, by ordinance or resolution, the provisions ot this * ? * subdivision shall not apply to:- (1) the disposition of the remainder of a larger parcel which was aandred and used in part for street purpOMes; (2y acquisitions, dispositions, or abandouments for street widening; or (3) alignment projects, provided such dispositions for street purposes, acquisitions, dispositions, or abandouments for street widening, or aUgnment projects are of a minor nature. (b> A-county shall not acquire real property for any of. the purposes specified in paragraph (a), nor dispose of any real property, nor construct or authorize a pub- lic building or structure. In another coujity or within tbe corporate.limits of a city, if such city or other county haa adopted a general-plan or part thereof and such general plan or part thereof is applicable thereto, and a city shall not ac(iuire real projwrty-for any of thc purposes specified tn paragraph (a), nor dispose of any real property; nor construct or authorize a public buUding or structure, in another city or in unincorporated territory, if such other city or the county in which such unin- corporated territory is situated has adopted a general plan or part thereof and such general plan or part: thereof is applicable: thereto, until the location, purpose and extent or such, acquisition, disposition, or.such public buiiding or structure have been submitted to-and reported upon by the planning agency having ju- risdiction.- as to conformity with said adopted geueral pian or part thereof. Failure of• the planning„agency to report wihiu forty (40) days after the matter has been submitted to it shall be conclusively deemed a finding that the pro- posed acquisition, disposition, or public building or structure is in conformity with said adopted general plan or part thereof. The provisions of this para- graph (b) shall not apply to acquisition or abandonment for street widening or alignment projects of a minor nature if the legislative body having the real prop- erty within its iMundaries so provides by ordinance or resolution. . (c) A local agency shall not acquire- real property for any of 'the purposes speci- fied lu'^paragraph (a) nor dispose of any real property, nor construct or authorize a public building or stnicture, in any county or city, if such, county or city has adopted'a general plan br part thereof and sucb^eneral plan or part thereof is ap- plicable thereto, \intil the location, purpose and extent of such acquisition, disposi- tion, or such public building or structure have been submitted to aud reported upon by the planning agency-having jurisdiction, as to eooformity with said adopted general plan or part thereof. .Failure of the planning agency to report within forty (40) days after the matter has been submitted to it shall be conclusively deemed a finding that tbe proposed acquisition, disposition, or public building or structure Is in conformity with said adopted general plan or part thereof.- .If the planning agen- cy disapproves the location, purpose or extent of such acquisition, disposition, or the public building or structure; the disapproval may be overruled by the local agency. Local agency as used in this paragraph "(c) means an agency of the state for the local performance of governmental or proprietary functions within limited bound- aries. I-ocal agency does not include the state, or county, or a city. ^(Amended by Stats.l9*>7, c. 1165, p. 2S50, 5 l;' Stats.1974, c. 700, p. In?©, 3 3.), 1567 Amendment. Added last sentence of -Frtenda of Mammoth: Vox popull or ju p&rHiirraph (b>. Law Review Commentarie* Duty of nrlvate pHfties to file environ—" mental statemenc. ^97^) £1 Cl^R. SS9. f:.<ci>andlng acope of environmental law. Kevin .P. Kana (Jan. 1973) 4S L«a ..Vngelea Bar Bull. SL. • - dlclal social enKineerln^. dine L.Rev. ia7. L«nd use planning In (1067) 55 C.L.1I. 836. (IsrS) 1 Pepper- the Bay area. SDppleiaent«r7 Index to Hvtee Impact report 7 UwiiBrllne Indicates changes or additions by ain«ndinent GOV 1. Con»tructIon and application . " Flannintf UKency has no power un' Environmental Quality Act. in case i cal aceocy such aa water district, t a iiecision that Js binAin^ on anyon adequacy ot nn environmental imp port, l^nvlronnitsntal O'^fense Fund, Conststde County "Water Dlat. (19 Cal.Iiptr. 197. 27 C.A.3il 695, supple 104 Ca],Kptr. 724, 28 C.A.3d S12. 7. Impact report Broad purpose of tbe Envlror Quality Act which Is to compel loe ARTICLE 8. ^ AUTHORITY Sec. ' • ' --v'-"--" 65450.1 Areas covered by specific 65451. Contents [New]. 65452. Additional contencs [New] Law Review Commentaries l^and development and the envirc Subdivlaioa Map Act. (1974) S Paci 55. - .- . . . . S 65450. Preparation of plans;, c Law Review Commentaries Compatibility of economic and e mental objectives in governmental t making. {197t> 5 Pacific L,.J. 92. Local "General Plan" in Califomif R. Perry (1971) 9 San Diego URev..l 1. In general , Adoption by countj' board of sup^ of -specific plan for-deveJopment of mountain subdivision, made subjec-. zoning of property to conform to subdivision maps on file, did not county to amend zoning- ordinance prive cou.nty <if its discretion to apt disapprove apijUcation for zone char, mitted by de-.-eloper -vv-hich Tva-i that requested zone change involvei S 65450.1 - Areas covered by sped A specific plan need not appl; The legislative body or the planu coimty for which the.developmen to the Implementation of the ger. rected by the legislative body sha mend such plans to the legislative (Added by Stats.1071, c. 1446, p. 2S Law Review Commentaries Birth control for premature subc —a legislative piU. (1972) 12 Sant L. 523. - - /"V; 5 65451. Contents . ' "V Such specific plans shall Incli and proposed legislation which .« implementation of each element© but not limited to, regulations, c- gard to tbe following: ,;. (a) The location of housing, bu facilities, educational facilities, a ings nnd grounds, solid and ll(iai( establishing height, bulk and setl ing the location of areas, such a rain, where no building wlU be j A»t«r1s)cs • • • Indicate delation 104 WOODSIDK/KUBOTA « ASSOCIATKS, INC 2465PioPicoDrive>P.O. Box 1095* Cerlsbad, California 92008 •(714)729-1194 AUQUSt 31> 1977 Mr. Paul Bussey, Manager City of Carlsbad 1200 Elm Avenue Carlsbad, Ca. 92008 Attn: Mr. Frank Mannen Subject: Capital Improvement Projects - Conformity to the General Plan of the City of Carlsbad - Carlsbad Municipal Water District Dear Mr. Bussey: Mr. Frank Mannen of your office has made inquiry to the Water District regarding several construction projects which we have enumerated in our letter of August 23, 1977, to you. We welcome this opportunity to give you specific information, and the following are details which were presented by telephone: 1. Palomar Airport Business Park - Participation and Reimbursement: This Is a budget item to cover the potential reimbursement to Palomar Airport Business Park for their oversizing of the trans- mission mains in Palomar Airport Road and El Camino Real. All of this construction took place during the development of their business and industrial park, which was formally approved by the City of Carlsbad. 2. Extension of 16" Line - El Camino Real: This is the completion of the 16" transmission main being built along the west side of El Camino Real to parallel the original water facilities built in 1959 and 1961. The Palomar Airport Business Park Subdivision and the Rancho La Cuesta Subdivision each extended a substantial segment of this pipeline, and the Water District will make the closure between the two segments which involve about 1,500 feet of pi peli ne. 3. High Pressure Water Main Extension - West of D Reservoir: This is a 12" water main extension involving some 2,500 feet. Standard Pacific of San Diego, developers of Spinnaker Hills, is building this pipeline as an "off-site" facility, and the District Is participating with the developer to take care of a local service area. In Orange County, Santa Ane Mr. Paul Bussey, Manager City of Carlsbad August 31 , 1977 Page 2 All of the projects listed above are being funded through our Improvement District #2 - Construction Fund. In all instances, the projects are the end result of formal approval of developments within the City of Carlsbad. We trust these comments will answer your questions. Ver>^ truly yours, ubota. District Engineer Municipal Water District cc: Carlsbad Municipal Water District JYK/lb CMWD 77-106 WOODSIDE/KUBOTA A ASSOCIATES, INC. COMSULTINO f*" ^ J • NOINKKRS 2465 pio Pico Drive. P.O. Box 1095 • Carlsbad, California 92008 » (714) 729-1194 August 23, 1977 Mr. Paul Bussey, Manager City of Carlsba'1 1200 Elm Avenue Carlsbad, Ca. 9?008 Subject: Capital Improvement Projf^cts - Conformity to the General Plan of the City of Carlsbad - Carlsbad Municipal WatPr Distt'irt. Dear Mr. Bussey: Following up on our letter of May program, we are pleased to report Carlsbad Municipal Water District Improvement Budget for fiscal year ment our letter with the attached the District will be active: 4, 1977, to you regarding the subject that the Board of Directors of the have recently adopted the Capital 1977-78. Accordingly, we do supple- listing of major projects in which I. General Fund Projects A. Tri-Agencies Pipeline Project B. South Aqueduct Connection C. District-Wide Advance - Planning for Water Resource Management D. Relocate and Reconstruct - Santa Fe Reservoir Pressure Reducing Station E. District-Wide Financial Program for Cap 1tal Improvements F. Squires Dam Expansion for Additional Capaci ty G. Relocation of District Administration Center and Operations Yard II. Improvement District No. 2 - Construction Fund A. Palomar Airport Business Park (Participation/Reimbursement) B. Extension of 16" Line - El Camino Real 77. .yoC In Orange County, Sonta Ana CARLSBAD MUNICIPAL WATFR niQTDIPT City of Carlsbad August 23, 1977 Page 2 C. Corrosion Control System - Alga Road Pipeline D. High Pressure Water Main Extension West of D Reservoir III. Improvement District No. 3 Construction Fund A. Tri-Agencies Pipeline - Integration Program B. Advance Planning We trust this reporting of information will be useful to your organi zation and we welcome any questio/rT"^comments. ery truly yours, trict Engineer Cai/lsbad/Miinlclpal Water District cc: Carlsbad Municipal Water District JYK/ws CMWD 77-106 WOODSIPE/KUBOTA & ASSOCIATES, INC. KNOIMEBfIS 2965RooseveUSt. .P.O. Box 1095 •Carlsbad,Caliiornia 92008- 1714)729-1194 May 4 , 1977 Mr. Paul Bussey, City Manager City of Carlsbad 1200 Elm Ave. Carlsbad, Calif. 92008 Subject: Capital Improvement Projects - Conformity to the General Plan of the City of Carlsbad - Carlsbad Municipal Water District. Dear Mr. Bussey: Our District has reviewed Agenda Bill No. 5040 of the City of Carlsbad, which Included a Resolution No. 5057, Inviting all special districts to submit a listing of "major public works projects" to your agency. Although your deadline of May 1, 1977, has passed, we trust that this submission today will meet the spirit of your Council program and pur- suant to the discussions with Mr. Frank Mannen of your office, we have limited our project list to our interpretation of "major public works projects". The following is a listing in tabular form and in the event you need additional background information, we would be pleased to furnish same to you: 1. Tri-Agencies Pipeline Project - South Aqueduct Connection 3. La Costa Reservoir - II 1.5 mi n ion gallons 4. "D" Reservoir - III - 1 .25 mill ion gallons 5. Squires Dam - Addition In cooperation with San Diego County Water Authority - Vista Irrigation District, and City of Oceanside. In cooperation with San Marcos County Water District and Oilvenha in Municipal Water District. Increase elevated storage capacity for La Costa service area. Increase elevated storage capacity for I.D. No. 2 - (West of El Camino Real service area) Increased local storage capacity for emergency and regulating pumps. In Orange County, Santa Ana nrnm CARLSBAD MUNICIPAL qf^^ KNOINKKRS Page 2 Mr. Paul Bussey May 4, 1977 Please understand that this proposed list has been prepared by this office in behalf of the District and that from a budget approval stand- point, our Board of Directors will not take a final action until August of 1977. In the meantime we do believe that the listing will be useful to your organization and City Council. We also coordinate all of our programs with your Department of Utilities and Maintenance, Planning Department, Engineering Department, and Fire Department, so we welcome any suggestions that you have for Improvement of our communications. Ve^ry truly yours ^ Jack Y. Kubota, District'Englneer Carlsbad Municipal Water District cc: Carlsbad Municipal Water District JYK/le CMWD 77-106 CITY OF CARLSBAD A^ AGENDA BILL .NO. .S^f^ DATE: January 3, 1977 DEPARTMENT: Public Works Initial: Dept. Hd.^ C. Atty. 'JJ C. Mgr. Subject: STAFF REVIEW OF MASTER PLAN FOR PUBLIc/wORKSySYSTEM; CMWD ID 3. "-^— Statement of the Matter The CarTsbcd Municipal Water District has recently completed development of a Water Master Plan for ID 3, generally the northeast quadrant of the City. Staff has provided information to the District relating to the future needs of the City service area in order that these considerations may be included. Staff has reviewed the Master Plan and is of the opinion that it adequately provides for these future needs (Exhibit A), EXHIBITS A, Merrio from Director of Utilities & Maintenance to Public VJorks Administrator of November 30, 1977, B. Tjetter from Vtoodside/Kvibotr. & Associates, Inc. dated 12-16-77. RECOMMENDATION: If Council concurs with staff procedures and analysis, the plan should be accepted and filed acknowledging the City staff's input as adequate at this time. It should be noted fmrther that the plan should be reviewed and amended as necessary to rerrain Current with changes which may occur in the City's General Plan and zoning. RECEIVED IVnonSiUt-KUBOTA & ASSOC. CONSULTING .EiVGiNEERS 77-250 November 30, 1977 MEMORANDUM TO: Public Works Admistrator . FROM: Director of Utilities & Maintenance SUBJECT: Review of CMl'iD Master Plan for I.D, #3 Staff of the Utilities &• Maintenance Department have provided information to the CMV/D District Engineer relating to the water needs in the Northeast quadrant of the City water service area. These needs were based on the current Land Use Element of the General Plan and used maximum population densities of that plan to provide the basis for the water planning efforts for the City Service area. Topographical considerations were also con- sidered to determine optimum interconnection points with the CMWD system in that area. Normal engineering assumptions regarding per capita use and required fire flows were utilized in making these determinations. The plan has been reviewed and the following comments are provided: 1. The plan provides for a second route of supply to the entire City Service area. As you are aware, our present source of v/ater is from Squires Dam or via a by-pass directly to the aquaduct from a line in Palomar Airport Road. Should there be a casualty to this link, water can be provided on a temporary basis from Oceanside through an intertie at El Camino Real and • Hiway 78. Our present storage capacity (Ellery, Elm and Skyline tanks) is sufficient for only 2+ days under normal demands. It Is my opinion that the proposed plan adds, a considerable degree of reliability to our system. 2. The plan will call for delivery of water generally to the intersection of Elm Avenue and our service area at pressure corresponding to elevation 620. This pressure will provide for delivery of water to the Ellery pump zone without the necessity of pumping from Ellery Reservoir. The Ellery pumps can, therefore, be placed on standby which will result in decreased power costs. 3. Connections at Elm Avenue and at Kelly Drive will provide for about 6 cfs (2700 gallon/minute) delivery to our system. 4. The plan is sufficiently flexible that it can accommodate future City requirements for additional storage (5 MG) in the NE corner of our service area (vicinity of the present mm B tank). - CMWD Master Plan ID3 (continued) -2- November 30, 1977 The Planning Commission has indicated that the plan is consistent with the General Plan, I believe the plan has used reasonable planning parameters for service to the I.D. 3 area, although it may be somewhat oversized to the real requirements of the area which cannot be established until the master Dlans for Calavera Hills and other developments have been reviewed. It' should be pointed out that the Master Plan for I.D, 3 does n^^t include any time schedule for implementation, although it is my understanding that the portion described as the Tri-Agencies Pipeline will be constructed during 1978-79, I presume that the remainder of the system will be completed as development occurs, therefore, various parts of the system will be reviev/ed as a part of the usual development process. In this regard, it is considered that the plan will track somewhat closely with the City's Public Facilities Program, ROGP^ W. GPU Director of Utilities & Maintenance RWG:pag ••-•^v. ••••••• A-«_ •7 WOODSIDE/KUBOTA & ASSOCIATES, INC. Lil CONSUI.TINO KNOINCKMS 2466 Pio Pico Drive. P.O. Box 1095 • Carlsbad, California 92008 • (714) 729-1194 December 16, 1977 Hr. Paul Bussey City Manager City of Carlsbad 1200 Elm Avenue Carlsbad, California 92008 Subject: Master Plan for Public Water System - Improvement District No. 3 North and East of El Camino Real, Carlsbad Municipal Water District Dear Mr. Bussey: The Carlsbad Municipal Water District has concluded its public hearing proceedings in regard to the subject Master Plan, and there has been requested from your agency a specific response relating to the elements of the Master Plan that have a-direct impact upon the public water system of the City of Carlsbad. By letter dated December 1, 1977, Mr. Roger W. Greer, Director of Utilities and Maintenance, has advised the District that the City of Carlsbad's technical staff has participated in the development of the Water District Master Plan and has also reviewed the drafted document. In addition, we understand that the City Planning Com- mission has reviewed our draft Master Plan and have found the report to be in compliance with the general Plan. Our District fully comprehends the role of the City of Carlsbad's Planning Commission and City Council with respect to the general Plan of the City, and the relationship of a long-range public utility such as our water system and the overall developments of the area. Our District has received the full measure of assistance. Input and commentary in this regard. What we have not re^ceived as yet is a specific statement relating to the Ci'ty of Carlsbad's Water Department, as to their view of what the Water District is providing. In Orange County, Santa Arxa Mr. P?.ul Bussey City Manager City of Carlsbad December 16, 1977 Page Two KNOINKKRS Accordingly, we request an opportunity to appear at a meeting of the City Council of the City of Carlsbad to make a full presentation of the subject Master Plan with specific emphasis upon those elements which will im- •prove the City Water Department operations and provide for the future growth of those areas within the City of Carls- bad's Water Department service area. Our Board of Directors era of the firm conviction that the City of Carlsbad's Water Department should have the highest level of service consistent with economy and efficiency. To achieve this objective, the input from the City is vital. • We welcome an opportunity to meet with.you prior to the City Council presentation to seek your guidance as to an effective program that we can present. Your timely response to this request will be very much appreciated, inasmuch as we are withholding a final deterr.l1 nation for approval of the Master Plan until we hear from you folks. truly yours, c. Y. kubota , Di stri ct Engi neer' IsbadljjTuniclpal Water District OYK:cp CMWD 76-113 cc: Legal Counsel City of Carlsbad - Public Works Administration Director - Utilities and Maintenance WOODSIDE/KUBOTA A ASSOCIATES, INC. coNsui.TiNa KNOINKhRB 2965 Roosevelt St. • F>. 0. Box 1095 • Cartsbad, California 92008 • (714) 729-1194 May 5, 1977 McDonald & Grefe 303 Sacramento Street, 3rd Floor San Francisco, Ca. 94111 Subject: La Costa Master Plan - Public Facilities Economic Impact Report - Carlsbad Municipal Water District Gentlemen: It was our pleasure to have a conference with Mr. Bill Zion of your office regarding the challenging assignment which you have in behalf of the City of Carlsbad. Our Water District has been privileged to work with the La Costa Land Company from the inception of their substantial community development program. We are gratified that you would invite our participation in your project and look forward to your study program activities. The following is a summary of our discussions and we welcome the opportunity to pursue various questions as they arise: 1. The La Costa Land Company and the Water District mutually agreed at the beginning of our programs that long range planning was appropriate so that the goals of the Water District and the development should be reached on a mutually agreeable basis. Among the corner stones of our working program together was the fact that any development of such magnitude must have as an initial beginning a reasonable start for development of a complete water system keeping in mind that 1ncremental growth of the service area should be matched by water system capability. A good example of this concept was the fact that for initial development purposes, elevation storage was provided by a back-up system from the main transmission facility of the Water District. Subsequently, in a timely way La Costa Land Company provided a reservoir site, the piping arrangements and the Water District constructed the first storage reservoir within the development area itself. Because the general planning for the development area demanded a certain amount of flexibility, our District master planning for the public water system was continually analyzed so that there would be a complete correlation. 2. Another important facet of the development program was the In Orange County, Santa Ana REC'D/=7"™ MAY 977 • NOINKKIta McDonald & Grefe May 5, 1977 Page 2 specific policy guidelines of the Board of Directors as to the scope of financial responsibility for the development itself as well as the financial responsibilities of the Water District in the expansion of the Public Water System. Again in this arena, the District de- veloped guidelines that have proved to be very successful in the La Costa Development program. 3. Insofar as the current specific study being conducted by your firm, our District is moving ahead rapidly with the various public water system expansion needs for the La Costa Development pursuant to the terms and conditions of the agreements we now have for public water service. Our District is doing the necessary advanced planning to fulfill our responsibilities and various alternatives for the funding of these projects are now under consideration. In summary, insofar as the Carlsbad Water District service area of the La Costa development is concerned, we are confident of our ability to provide the necessary level of public water service to be in complete concert with the general plan as approved by the City of Carlsbad. We welcome the opportunity to pursue consultations with you and please contact the undersigned at your convenience Very 4^ u JaCK Y. j(i/b6ta,> District (^arj^badjMunicipal Water Water District Planning Department Attention: Allen Meacham Rick Engineering - Carlsbad La Costa Land Company Engineer District cc: ^^arlsbad Municipal City of Carlsbad - JYK/wv CMWD 77-104