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Home My WebLink AboutOccidental Land Inc; 1986-04-16;0 I) * 1200 ELM AVENUE TEL CARLSBAD, CA 92008-1989 (619 Office of the City Clerk dttp of darIs'bab April 16, 1986 Occidental Petroleum Corporation 10889 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 1500 Los Angeles, CA 90024 Attn: Ron Takeuchi Re: Bond Release - Poinsettia Lane Overcrossing Per instructions from our Engineering Department, we are hereby releasing Safeco Insurance Companies Faithful Performance Bond No. 2440272 in the amount of $173,293.00 for the above referenced project. y-y- REN R. KUNDTZ Deputy City Clerk Enc . * b RECORDING REQUEST€' 7y , AND WHEN RECORDED MAILTO r-- 1 NAME STREET ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP 2 L q SPACE ABOVE THIS LINE FOR RECORDER'S U! I I -, known to me t President, and Ronald D. wach , knov to be the. Asst. -Secretary of Occidental I and. Inca the Corporation that executed the within Instrument, known to me to be the pers c~uted the within Instrument, On behalf of the Corporation herein named, and a&( to me fiat such Corporation executed the within Instrument pursuant to its by-121 resolution of its board of directors. WITNESS my hand and official seal. a NmART Pu~ - mimw PRlNClPAL ORICE w( ORANGE COUNTY on Eyoiras March 2, 1976 I I &d h/?AL t e e fl CITY OF CARLSBAD INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE CC.' 30 79 TO: City Clerk FROM: SUBJECT : Po/;US~~/.A d,gec Oy~Ac~~~;~ DATE: A p// L 45, /986 Engi neeri ng OFF1 CE : ENGI'AIE&~wQ Cu.tgc& - OW Law GO. MESSAG,E: Please release the following Bonds on file in your office for subject subd Bond No. Amount Date Insurance C Eff ecti ve - P-w FA,W&L PHN-WdNe fi) 2940272 #/73,273 -sReRd (* g rutqZ/iLj7f TdFFCe z&swawc <cr)*IppiU/ld ma- 3yc.r Law@ to, Bbe--rclzb96& mo% kdvuL OPWca-, ?3+7 Reiw%-fJ &,E* sf:r4TTcc: O?yJ!J&? R&q&/Rwfl Am-- //J =Asf/ WASWM-Q (95 pxro 7?fs24$s~~ AEFLA- Tk& Bdd vr& ;s/cv4&/C~d r& mA/ %'ks *74*v34 0 ~4-~+% ("75% of Bond to be released driL-ii;Lc uf cuw. (2)lmw tG !x x- .~w . letie-n. 'PSSOCof bond to be retained for one year atter rtL.crr-ctatie)el of - n, (Warranty Bond), Final inspection reau ired for Bond relv e. Please mail a copy of the letter of release to: 0- 1PPh;rtAL 'S~r@~~~k~ Ai. RQM TAI(EuCHi / 0 3 8IQ W~CI~JIICIZ @LVD., St &os AQGg:Lgs, CAcrFoRYia q (2r 1) 208 - 8 800 A II Signature: Attachments: Reply Requested : REPLY: DATE : SIGNATURE: >. .e # t -,-> b' .(I 1 {~~E~~RAyZ)Ij;~ ---z-wC_I. - DATX : June 2, 1982 TO : City Malzager FR:3K : City At'courney (-jCCIDyjy"i'J& - PO I M S E TT 9. A BE1 DG P OVE RC ROS S 5: NG AG-RE E MENT II-- .-L..---_IIcIc .* ----1--+-..__1_. *-d_--<-.____l__- ---.I- SUBJECT: The City Coun.cj-1 'at their meeting of June 1 t- 'I 982 ;r_ppr:.ovecl ar~ i?greemer?t between. the City of Carlsbah I Ozcidien'caE Land B Inc, and John Do L~sk and Sons to pavide for the csnstruct.ion oj! the I"oi;sssetti 8. Brj..d<ge overcrossing p) A copy of the agreewent as Ej-taaZ1-y . approired and executed is attached e By a eop~; of this xiemorandurn, Occidental's check for $40,060 to be used for che overcross ing construction has been forwarded to the Finance niwector D ... .-. . .. . i2 copy 0~ .ti?is meuoranduni, the bond by-baws guaranteeing tti- paymen,t of $84 'i p (io0 for. >..'-.Q CLI, construction is on file with the City ks you knovb., t:he agreemiit impses sohe. very severe time restraints on the CityT, I?e must; undertake to i.rnmedLa'c:e1.y. design the bridge F sectare t.he Coastal- Cor!tmi:-;sir:,tr permits 6 q@ through th.c bidding date which- i.s June 4, 9982,> Failure to do,.i-.i-lat could.result in loss to the Cit.17 of the bridge and the niare thah $1 million on deposit, We suggest thzt di~e to the. favsrable bids for eohstruction currenk2y being receive that it would be in the City's best interests ko go out the agreei:ner,.t: places ora us for any cost ~z:~errides in the prcject ove; arid above wh.at is on deposit from the developers, / . prGC!eSs a35 CORftlEl'lCe CoflStXUCkiOn WikhiE two years Gf the eff@CtiVe to bid 2.s sc;ciT? as possible, Doillg tl2a.P. WOIZ!.d snirlimize the risk wl1Fel ' In administering the .agreement we also sugc;i.st coordinating all of CUT acti,~iti~?s directly with L2,Sk since. khey tail1 be .i~eq~i~red .to Eun< their bcQd ElS a FXaCtj-CZl EIatfZer they Skill,haVE! t3 COJ170 Up With the t.hc bulk of the eonstructioh p::-oject ($~41,009) 9 Although we have money "concarrenkl~y Gikh khe award by City of the contrac~k for construction of the cvercrossiaq" . We rec.ammenc3 t,!iat we talk to Lusl and S~?CLI~E their written reaf.Eirm&tion of the fact that they z.re at the sarnc time the City Council approves goiiiq out +ZG bid, We can then give thern .our schedule fcjr cvaluaLit>g the bids and making the award in advance so they can m.ke the necessary arrarigements for the furzds e r" ~.h<$t WOUI.~ then 21.I.l.e~ the ~CJT~. ent ' s requirement to be me'c as LUS~~S mmey wscld be ready ?or deposit kith the City on the same day as the ci."i.y Cuurrcr_1. watr1.d ti5ard ihc (3;Glitria"k < L. 0 ready, Wi.3liUcj i?nd able to-pu'; up the Elorley and have Ct:haL av2:ilaSle 1- L* * * -3 0 a City iula~acjer -2- June 2, 1982 Independent of our time obligations to Lusk and Occidental, we also have obligations to Sequoia Pacific who have advanced the funds for one of the four approach legs. By separate agreement with them we a obligated to spend the money and complete the construction prior to May 16, 1984. If we don't do that the trust fund expires and we hav the obligation to return the money. Because of that agreement we do not have the luxury of waiting for two years to design and commence construction. At least as to the approaches we must have completed the construction within that time period. Please let tis know if you need any additional assistance as you undertake to administer the subject agreement, VINCENT F. BIOMDO, JR. \/ VFB : rme cc: Assistant City Manager/Development City Engineer Mayor City Couilcil. City Clerk Finance Director 1 I_ FIREMAN'S F U N D AMERICAN C 0 n p 4 \ I k S I N S IJ RAN C E FIREMAN S FUND INSURANCE COMPANY THE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY ," ~~Z~~EYlY~~M~~~ z Z,k",", T I 0 N AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COWPANY HOME OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA ?1 z- I m 73 I Q 1 ? 3 .i' P (D a * I I 1 5 I z I --I tr $ 0 O1 ? a a - * 11 z v1 3+jz nz ..CE ;-ZT LP :>uz .n :z Secretary K known to me to be I of the corporation that executed the within Instrument, 5 known to me to be the persons who executed the within t Instrument on behalf of the corporation therein named, and w w z acknowledged to me that such corporation executed the within instrument pursuant to its by-laws or a resolution of its board of directors. WITNESS my hand and official seal. J. Signature *444e6046~+~4*C4~g*0~~~~~~~4~~ e JANE ST. PIERRE e NOTARY PUBLIC CAL~FOHNIH z ORANGE COUNTY 3 0 Commission Expires Dec 13 1985 z * *9****986*09+*$9.91* 8 c OFFICIAL SEAL e. Q 0 0 0 (This area for official notarial seal) @ 111 A,* SEhZXAL T AMERICANINSURANCECOMP , Y 7 FOWE%%OF ATTORNEY KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That THE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, a Corporation duly organized and existing UI laws of the State of New Jersey, and having its principal office in the City and County of San Francisco, California. has made, constitu appointed, and does by these presents make. constitute and appoint -----C. E. FREY----- its true and lawful Attorney(s)-in-Fact, with full power and authori!y hereby conferred in its name, place and stead. to execute. seal. acknowlt deliver any and all bonds, undertakings. recognizances or other written obligations in the nature thereof ...................... and to bind the Corporation thereby as fully and to the same extent as if such bonds were signed by the President. sealed with the corporate se Corporation and duly attested by its Secretary. hereby ratifying and confirming all that the said Attorney(s)-in-Fact may do in the premises. This power of attorney is granted pursuant to Article VIII. Section 30 and 31 of By-laws of THE AMERrCAN [NSL‘RANCE COMPANY no force and effect. “Article VIII, Appointment and Authority Assistant secretaries, and Attorney-in-Fact and Agents to accept Legal Process and Make Appearances. Section 30, Appointment. The Chairman of the Board of Directors, the President, any Vice-president or any other person authorized by the Directors, the Chairman of the Board of Directors, the President or any Vice-president, may, from time to time, appoint Resident Assistant 1 and Attorneys-in-Fact to represent and act for and on behalf of the Corporation and Agents to accept legal process and make appearances f behalf of the Corporation. Section 31, Authority. The Authority of such Resident Assistant Secretaries, Attorneys-in-Fact, and Agents shali be as prescribed in the i evidencing their appointment, and any such appointment and all authority granted thereby may be revoked at any time by the Board of Direc any person empowered to make such appointment.” This power of attorney is signed and sealed under and by the authority of the following Resolution adopted by the Board of Directors AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY at a meeting duly called and held on the 28th day of September, 1966. and said Resolution has amended or repealed: “RESOLVED. that the signature of any Vice-President, Assistant Secretary. and Resident Assistant Secretary of this Corporation. and the se Corporation may be affixed or printed on any power of attorney. on any revocation of any power of attorney. or on any certificate relating th facsimile. and any power of aftorney. any revocation of any power of attorney. or certificate bearing such facsimile signature or facsimile sea valid and binding upon the Corporation.“ IN WITNESS WHEREOF. THE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY has caused these presents to be signed by its Vice-president. and its corporate seal to be hereunto affixed this 81 19- . November day oi 9th THE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY BY L&Q Vice-he.;idenl U‘h- STATE OF CALIFORNIA, CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO On this 9th dayof , 19 __ , before me personally came to me known, who, being by me duly sworn, did depose and say: that he is Vice-president of THE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPAN’ poration described in and which executed the above instrument; that he knows the seal of said Corporation; that the seal affixed to the said is such corporate seal; that it was so affixed by order of the Board of Directors of said Corporation and that he signed his name thereto by like orde IN WiTiiESS WHEREOF. I nave hereunio set my hand and aExed my ostia! sea!. the day and year herein first above writ!ri ] ss. November 81 Richard Williams ~i~~iiiaaaiiiiaiiiiai~iiii~iai~iiiiaiii~x ?I SUSiE K. GILBERT i I .I Jk&/AA Volar) Public OFFICIAL SEAL NOTARY PUBLIC - CALIFORNIA i UTY & COUNTY OF SAW FRANCISCO My Commission Expires Nov. 17, 1984 CERTIFICATE I iiiimniniaiiiuiil~~~~~ni~ 1 ss. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, CITY AND COUNTY OF SAK FRANCISCO I, the undersigned, Resident Assistant Secretary of THE AMERICAN lNSURANCE COMPANY, a NEW JERSEY Corporation, DO HE1 TIFY that the foregoing and attached POWER OF ATTORNEY remains in full force and has not been revoked; and furthermore rhat .4rtici tions 30 and 31 of the By-laws of the Corporation, and the Resolution of the Board of Directors, set forth in the Power of Attorney, are now ic for Signed and sealed at the City and County of San Francisco. Dated the 17th day of ___ June 0 ;.&-...; .$.$g-?& “;;a.co$ yd Resident Assisrant &?e< Secreiary 36071 1-TA-Wl e a DRUMMY GARRETT KING & HARRISON A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION ATTORNEYS AT LAW STEPHEN C. DRUMMY P 0 BOX 8010 AREA CODE 714 JOHN C. GARRETT 4041 MAC ARTHUR BOULEVARD, SUITE 250 TELEPHONE 633-815 JOHN P. KING, JR. HOWARD F: HARRISON ALAN I. WHITE W. DOUGLAS EASTON PAUL K. WATKINS NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92660 TELECOPIER I7141 833-E DANIEL K. WINTON June 10, 1982 CLIFFORD D. LOCKS JON E. JENSEN RICHARD S. RUBEN EDITH R. WARKENTINE BRIAN W. CASSERLY CHARLES W. PARRET MICHAEL K. ZWEIG ROY S. GEIGER JOHN C. MURPHY J. SCOTT SCHOEFFEL RICHARD M. FELL City of Carlsbad 1200 Elm Avenue Carlsbad, California 92008 Attention: Vincent F, Biondo, Jr. Re: Agreement between Occidental Land, Inc., John D. Lusk & Son and the City of Carlsbad Dear Mr. Biondo: Enclosed are three (3) copies of the settlement Agreeme which have been signed by Occidental and Lusk, and which nee to be signed by the City of Carlsbad. As soon as the docume have been signed by the City, would you please return two (2 fully signed copies to me and I will deliver them to Gcciden and to Lusk, Thank you. for your cooperation in bringing this matter a close. Sincerely, Y GARRETT KING & HARRISC Dalniel K, Winton DKW:ps encs. cc: Kenneth M. Wasmann *.- 1 .I * j 5 1. f ;; e e THIS AGREEMENT is made this !yfk day of k3-lJup-, , 1982 by and between the CITY OF CARLSBAD, a municipal corporation of the State of California ("City"), OCCIDENTAL LAND, INC., a California corporation ("Occidental"), and JOHN D. LUSK & SON , a California corporation (llLusk'l). RECITALS A. In 1969 H. B. Development ("H.B.") applied for the annexation of approximately 383 acres of property to the City. H. B. also requested approval of a General Plan amendment, preannexational zone changes, Master Plan of development, conditional use permit for a mobile home park and other land use approvals to accommodate the development of their property. B. In 1970, the City approved the Master Plan (MP-133) ("Master Plan") for the development of the 383 acres by H. B. ("Master Plan Area") in the City of Carlsbad, County of San Diego, State of California, as more particularly shown on the attached Exhibit A. The annexation and other requested land use: were also approved - all subject to a number of conditions. These conditions obligated H. B. to do a number of things in conjunction with their development including the dedication of land for two school sites and for park and open space purposes, and the construction of a two lane grade separated crossing of the Santa Fe Railroad tracks at Poinsettia Lane together with a1 necessary approaches for a four lane crossing (llOvercrossingl'). . 1.. 0 e -. )..I C. Occidental acquired the Master Plan Area from H. R. in 1973 and assumed all their rights and obligations under the Master Plan and other land use approvals. D. In 1973, Occidental and the City signed an agreement for the Overcrossing, a copy of which is attached as Exhibit 8, and modified this agreement on July 2, 1974, a copy of which is attached as Exhibit C (as modified, "Bridge Agreement"). Under the Bridge Agreement, Occidental assumed the obligations of H. B. to construct the Overcrossing. E. After the signing of the Bridge Agreement, Occidental sold a parcel of property adjoining the proposed location of the Overcrossing to Lusk, and Lusk agreed to construct or cause to be constructed three fourths of the approaches to the Overcrossing. F. The construction of the Overcrossing was delayed by the Coastal Commission. In the interim, in connection with and as a condition of the development of portions of the Master Plan Area funds were deposited with the City by Sequoia Pacific for one fourth of the approaches to the Overcrossing which currently total $124,000. Funds were also deposited with the City by Occidental which currently total $199,000 to be applied to the cost of constructing the Overcrossing. G. Because of the recent adoption by the State of California of a Local Coastal Program for a part of the City including the Master Plan Area and the filing of applications fo development of such area, the City has requested that Occidental start construction of the Overcrossing. 2. 0 0 ., c, - >. .I .I .- . ,. H. In 1973, Occidental conveyed to City a 3.95 acre parcel of land east of Interstate 5 next to the intersection of Poinsettia and Ratiquitos ("Park Site") in partial satisfaction of Occidental's obligations for parks and public facilities for the development of a portion of the Master Plan Area. I. On August 20, 1979, the City and Occidental signed an Interim Parks Agreement, ("1.P.A.") a copy of which is attached as Exhibit D, to clarify the status of the Park Site, it was agreed that 2.126 acres of the park site met the requirement associated with the maximum development of 390 units on parcels 12 and 13 of Exhibit A. The balance of the Park Site, approximately 1.8 acres was designated in the I.P.A. for a fire station or other public purpose. A question has arisen as to what constitutes an "other public purpose". J. It was necessary for Occidental to construct a sewer line to serve the Master Plan Area. As a part of that construction City required Occidental to oversize the line to accommodate other properties. Ordinance No. 9245, approving the Master Plan, provides that City will attempt to secure reimbursement for Occidental from the owners of these other properties. Despite repeated efforts over the years for a numbe of reasons it has not been possible to achieve a reimbursement agreement between the City, Occidental and the other property owners. Pending an agreement City has collected approximately $35,000 in deposits some of the other property owners who have developed their land. 3. 1) * .I .. K. Occidental has sold or agreed to sell all of the undeveloped parcels in the Master Plan Area to other developers (including Lusk, "Developers"). Occidental wishes to satisfy all of its remaining obligations under the Master Plan and end its activities in City. The Developers have applied or plan to apply to City for developmental approvals that are inconsistent with the Master Plan. Developers wish to deal directly with the City and process their projects individually in accordance with the City's current standards, procedures and requirements. In order to accommodate the wishes of Occidental and Developers the existing Master Plan must be repealed and replaced with specific zoning or other land use regulations as the City may determine. Before the Master Plan can be repealed the three matters discussed herein must be resolved between the parties; that is, the Overcrossing, the Sewer Reimbursement and the Park Site and the parties now desire to do that. NOW, THEREFORE in consideration of the recitals, and of th mutual obligations of the parties established by this Agreement, the City, Occidental and Lusk agree as follows: 1. The Overcrossing 1.1 In lieu of proceeding under the Bridge Agreement Occidental and Lusk desire to pay for the construction of the Overcrossing with the City responsible for administering contracts for the design and construction as a City Public Works project. The Overcrossing work to be performed under this Agree ment shall include full street improvement of Poinsettia, exclud curb returns, from the current terminus at Avenida Encinas to it intersection with Carlsbad Boulevard. 4. /FA /f-4& p- -------; - dzzzXz= I (--- I 0 0 1.2 City shall retain the $199,000 on deposit from Occidental and the $124,000 on deposit from Sequoia Pacific plus any accrued interest to be applied to the cost of the design and construction of the Overcrossing. 1.3 Concurrently with the signing of this Agreement Occidental shall pay $40,000 to City to be applied with accrued interest to the cost of construction of the Overcrossing. 1.4 The $35,000 plus any accrued interest on deposit with City for Sewer Line Reimbursement shall be retained by City to be applied to the cost of constructing the Overcrossing. 1.5 Lusk shall pay $841,000 for the construction of the Overcrossing. Concurrently with the signing of this Agreement Lusk shall deliver to City a bond in a form acceptable to the City Attorney, securing Lusk's obligation to make such payment. Payment by Lusk to City shall satisfy Lusk's obligatior under their agreement with Occidental to construct three fourths of the four lane approaches to the Overcrossing. City may require Lusk to deposit the $841,000 with City concurrently with the award by City of the contract for construction of the Overcrossing. 1.6 City shall retain the funds on deposit from Sequoia Pacific plus any accrued interest to be applied to the cost of constructing the Overcrossing. 5. r. 0 0 ." .. 1.7 City shall design and commence construction of the Overcrossing on or before two years from the effective date of this Agreement. City shall use its best efforts to meet that time limit. Occidental and Lusk shall not unreasonably refuse to consent to an extension of such limit. 1.8 Upon payment by Occidental as required by paragraph 1.3 and deposit of the bond in acceptable form by Lusk as required by paragraph 1.5, the Bridge Agreement is terminated and neither Occidental nor City shall have any further obligations under the Bridge Agreement. 1.9 Lusk shall cooperate with City to complete the Overcrossing including but not limited to the granting by Lusk of any rights-of-way or other easements which in the judgment of City are necessary for the project. Said grants shall be free to the City. 1.10 The payments by Lusk and Occidental for the Overcrossing are based on an engineers estimate which the parties agree is a reasonable estimate of the cost of constructing the Overcrossing. City shall apply the funds provided by this Agreement together with funds from any other source which might become available to City ("Available Funds") to the cost of the design and construction of the Overcrossing and to the City's costs for contract administration. If the costs are less than th available funds City shall retain the difference. Any costs in excess of the available funds shall be the responsibility of City. 6. 0 0 1.11 City shall have the option in its sole discretion to increase the size of the crossing over the railroad right-of-way to four lanes. 2. Sewer Reimbursement 2.1 The City is released from any responsibility to form a Sewer Reimbursement district or to otherwise reimburse Occidental for its cost in constructing the oversized sewer line referred to above. 2.2 Occidental hereby assigns its rights in the oversized sewer line, including the right to reimbursement from the benefiting property owners outside the Master Plan area, to City. 3. Park Site 3.1 The IPA shall remain in effect. 3.2 City is the owner of the Park Site. That ownership and the terms of the IPA, as supplemented by Section 3 hereof, shall not be affected by the repeal of the Master Plan 01 the other land use approvals or developmental agreements between City and Occidental. 3.3 City may retain the Park Site for any public purpose as the City Council in its sole discretion may determine. City may declare the Park Site as surplus and no longer necessary for park or other public purposes. Lusk and Occidental shall cooperate with City in any proceedings necessar to abandon the Park Site which co-operation shall not require the payment Of any funds other than incidental costs associated with thr City's efforts to abandon the park site. INITIAL DATE 7. .. e 0 3.4 In addition to the 390 dwelling units of park credit provided by the IPA Occidental shall have park credits for 335 dwelling units; the City Council having determined that the "Other Public Purposes" for the 1.824 acre portion of the Park Site under the IPA includes such credit. These additional credits shall be available for use on parcels 11, 12 and 13 as shown on Exhibit A and shall be subject to all the terms and conditions of the IPA. If less than a total of 725 units are approved by City for parcels 11, 12 and 13 the credits shall be lost and are not available for use on any other property. If more than 725 units are approved by City for parcels 11, 12 and 13 current park-in-lieu fees shall be paid for units in excess of 725. For the purpose of this agreement "park credits" means the amount of land, or fees paid in lieu thereof which would be required for dedication under Chapter 20.44 of the Carlsbad Municipal Code at the time development occurs. 3.5 Occidental may assign any or all of the 725 units of park credit to Lusk by delivering a written notice of such assignment to the City Manager. Any such assignment must be accomplished prior to the approval of a final subdivision map for parcels 11, 12 and 13. t 8. 0 0 4. Processing of Pending Developments Beginning with and continuing after the effective date of this Agreement City shall process all development plans submitted for properties within the Master Plan Area, which shall be processed in accordance with the General Plan and other City standards applicable to similarly situated property in City at the time such Plan is before the City Council for approval. Such developments shall be subject to all City requirements including payment of the public facilities fee. 5. Revocation of Master Plan The City will immediately institute or initiate hearings to repeal the Master Plan. Occidental and Lusk agree that the Master Plan shall be repealed. The undeveloped land within the old Master Plan Area shall be developed as the City Council may determine as a result of the processing pursuant to paragraph 4 hereof without regard to the old )faster Plan. 6. General Provisions 6.1 Incorporation of All Prior Agreements: All prior agreements and understandings between the parties, whether written or oral, are incorporated into this Agreement. 6.2 Amendments: All amendments or modifications to this Agreement shall be in writing and signed by all of the parties. 9. 0 0 .I .a :. -. 6.3 Section headings and interpretation: All clauses contained in this Agreement shall be interpreted in a manner which renders them valid under applicable provisions of state or federal law to the maximum feasible extent. The headings of sections herein are used for convenience only and shall not affect the meaning or the contents thereof. 6.4 Integrated agreement: This Agreement is an in t egrated agreement and in the event any provision of this Agreement is held to be invalid, void or unenforceable for any reason so as to defeat the objectives that either party seeks to attain pursuant to this Agreement, the entire Agreement shall be null and void. 6.5 Venue: In the event of any legal or equitable proceeding to enforce the terms or conditions of this Agreement, the parties agree that venue shall lie only in the federal or state courts in or nearest to the Worth County Judicial District, County of San Diego, State of California. 6.6 Attorneys’ Fees: In the event any arbitration proceeding, administrative proceeding or litigation in law or in equity, including any action for declaratory relief, is brought to enforce or interpret the provisions or performance of this Agreement, the prevailing party or parties shall be entitled to an award of reasonable attorneys’ fees and costs associated with the proceeding as determined by the courts, the presiding officer, or the arbitrator authorized to make a determination of the issues in addition to any other relief to which the prevailing party may be entitled. 10. 0 @ .'. ^' -r a. I. If either party to this Agreement becomes a party to litigation, an administrative proceeding or arbitration concerning the enforcement or interpretation of the provisions of this Agreement or the performance of this Agreement by reason of any act or omission of the other party, its agents, employees, officers, directors, or any other representative of the other party, and not by any act or omission of the party that becomes a party to that proceeding or its authorized representatives, the party that causes the other party to become involved in the proceedings shall be liable to that party for reasonable attorneys' fees and costs of the proceeding incurred by that party. The award of reasonable attorneys' fees and all costs shall be determined as provided above. In the event opposing parties have each prevailed on one or more causes of action actually contested or admitted by pleadings, discovery or prehearing documents on file, the arbitrator or presiding officer may offset such fees and costs between prevailaing parties after considering the necessity of the proceeding and the importance of che issue or issues upon which each party has prevailed. 6.7 Payments on notices: All notices, demands and requests, which may be or are required to be given or made by either party to the other party, shall be in writing. All notices, demands and requests by Lusk or Occidental to City shall be sent by United States registered mail, postage prepaid, addressed to City as follows: 11. e e . -. +I ., ‘ i . City Manager City of Carlsbad 1200 Elm Avenue Carlsbad, California 92008 Copy to City Attorney All notices, demands, requests and payments by City to Lusk or Occidental shall be sent by United States registered mail, postage prepaid, addressed to Lusk or Occidental as follows: John D. Lusk & Son Occidental Landjaw Inc. c 17550 Gillete Avenue P. 0. Box c-19560 Irvine, CA 92713 Init: 9::; 2”. ZaaL XaLd El or to such other addressee and to such Occidental may from time to time designate in written notice to City. 6.8 Successors and assigns: The covenants and agreements contained in this Agreement will be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the parties and their successors and assigns, however, Occidental and Lusk shall not convey, assign or otherwise transfer its rights or obligations hereunder without the prior written consent of the City. 6.9 Effective Date: This Agreement shall be effective when signed by the Hayor of the City of Carlsbad which shall occur after Lusk and Occidental have signed it and made the necessary payments as required by paragraph 1.3 and deposited the bond as required by paragraph 1.5 and after approval thereof by the City Council. 12. w Secretary 5 known to me to be I of the corporation that executed the within Instrument, 2 known to me to be the persons who executed the within % Instrument on behalf of the corporation therein named, and acknowledged to me that such corporation executed the within instrument pursuant to its by-laws or a resolution of its board of directors. WITNESS my hand and official seal. $, .1 Q.4 signature%% a\- L3xx5n-- LA ~*****~*~********6**~4*~~4~+ * * 0 ORAMGE COtfFdfY UfFlCikC SEAL L!NDA JO GWtJSAN NO CAR)' FU8L!C-Ckl.,iFQRtJ1A 9 MY hmissiob Expires AU~ s, 1%; a)i~tttft**~?~**+*~+~?~??~?~ (This area for officml notarial seal) 0 0 .A r, 6.10 Time of the Essence: Time is of the essence in the performance of each of the parties under this Agreement. CITY OF CARLSBAD, a municipal corporation of the State of California 3 y' B y : $."'el // /"3 //-- &-3r..,- ,-"'U'O/ /y&5~#,* z-- -e€>/ /? ATTEST: OCCIDENTAL LAND, INC. A Califorpia cor~oration I City Clerk /fy+"y%:llr 9 BY: ./c,9"/,/ ~fi4. I 7> /'e f*, .?/2 *$-i /4 c, -, ITS : &;a<;& I JOHN D. LUSK & SON , . 1 I 4 a 4 13. I I, .. * e . .. JOHN D. LUSK & SON A MEMBER OF THE LUSK FAMILY OF COMPANIES 17550GilletteAve., lrvine Industrial Complex PO. BoxC-19560, Irvine, CA92713 (714) 557-8220 (213) 726-6841 June 14, 1982 CERTIFICATE OF SECRETMY I am the Secretary and General Counsel for JOHN D. LUSK F, SON, a California corporation, and I hereby certify that Donald D. Steffensen is currently the Senior Vice President of JOHN D. LUSK 6 SON. Pursuant to the Bylaws of the corporation, any agreement signed by Donald D. Steffensen and myself is valid and binding upon the corporation in that the above-referenced individuals are authorized to execute such agreements on behalf of the corporation. I further certify that the Bylaws authorizing the above-mentioned officers to bind the corporation are still in full force and effect. Very truly yours, Secretary and General Counsel RTD : sm kc LA(KZ *1 e cc 1 .. A*. A - OCCIDENTAL LAND, INC. INCUYBENCY AY3 SIGYATUQE CERTIFICATE I, Michael D. Godett, hereby certify that I am the duly elected, qualified and acting Assistant Secretary of Occidental Land, Inc., a corporation duly organized and existing under the laws of the State of California, and I hereby certify that 4. A. NcCloskey is presently, and at all times since August 1, 1979, has been the duly elected, qualified and acting President and Chief Operating Officer and a director of Occidental Land, IKIC., and that the signa- ture appearinu below is his authentic signature. IN WITYESS WHEREOF, I have executed this Incumbency and Signature Certificate and affixed hereto the corporate seal of Occidental Land, Inc., this 15th day of Dec- I 1981. (Corporate Seal) Assistant Secretary of Wcidental Land, Inc. STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF LOS -WJGELES ) ) ss. On Dscember 15 , 1981, before me, the undersigned a Notary Public in and for said State, personally zlppeared Xlichael D. 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E '~i12j.t~ ?;os v I and 2 ; and '- r. - -? \.;ijg<;lz:i??S .' in, or62>: to s;1tr;sf>r the con?.it.ions applL-- 2 cf&zLe kG CT 73--2 and -L~>~~E.:SY s;-?ci.:rc said ma.p 2>2r~~*i7a31 ;, tt ;sary to pT'oTJii>e I thrG?Lg". hC)nd<.n<J 2nd. CZi5;b. dE?pOS!L'Lc ; .foz cccj f-!?ntal g s p3l"t-.zjpayjon L- ..A ~- i.2 the p-- ,_ 0 j .:-: ct ," ar:(l <REAS c Coast ~~;;j_o~aJ.. Co~:nissj.on 3 consjLc:2r:?d a s.~?it;i?31.e vehicle to satisfy sa.id conditions : an< because of the probl-c:n 7;rith tl?e Ssn Dj.e9u the Ai_;Gust hcjresn2n-t ~JZI.S 110-t ~~~i~'~~~:~~ A - L, I\J- I Cj-t_y and Occid.en.kai diesired to p.ociif17 the jJuy IJ s t PI? r ;3 e rnc: 12 t -1: 0 p r c 5; e 2: v :? th f3 opp o IC t 11 II i I;.y t70 c 0 I? S t L^ 11 c *; +-'ne I pro-: -. J ;3c:; a:; coiltcni>lzt<cCi in said A?cjrcc~:~nt, taking -t:iii! e~tan-t c1;rcuiii.~t:c?:i<:es into ac:c=ouni; I v:hii.~3 i.nsurj ncj -the uXi- , truction of the t~m-~~a~~~:~ ovc..-cro:;si.;i.y at. OcciGc;?t.a3. ' 1 2, e : .> !'e 0. '. \t ' b S3d &L .s12 Sam:,. tit9e t.9 l,L^3'\7?:.dC3 a illc'2Lils "io ~~CC(>X- n::;d:I:;.c fY:i.nal ui~ip app::ovnl of Lots 5 tirxrl G LIE CY' i':t--2; aj~d. _- .. -1:; i -;-. :i I;;<.: [:<),,? c! I: . t 0 il c: cc)ll:l;:o d.a tc s ci .i. cl n!;ip p (r! 11 di rig :E .-. 11 II 3. i z 3. t 1 011 c f a srivc 21;(?r;&:?.er1t kc; .I: 11 c At1 g 1-i i; i; A g r c C? TI c I). 'c ; i: 21 CY, t?~I?;~<~;AS i City and Occidcn ti:l. rr~~dificd the I?uyi?st Tig~ L' PIC? 11t: by e jli; c :I^ 5. rig i~l t.0 -th i? t: cc ~-ta i i? Ag:r CCT;~~ r1-t 6.3 .i- ec:! May 21. f 19-74 ar)?. c?xltitlcd "Ci'i-y Gf Carl.shac?. !;1~ibdivi.s5.nr, Y .rmpr OVC''? ,,<ea-t Rq3:(:ci:?.C~?.t (A~T~ h S -F D KG;I'~J:co~~. Overcrossing ZL Poinse-k(:.ia. IL.~::) l;n :C:iLo ir; .the ofTi.ce of the Cj--izy CTierk E .;I. -be d j3y ::c f e z- e ;I c<:; h ~2- e :;. j:? a i-1 r? h .z j:e ri 11 i': f t c 1)~ r r^: :f e 2: x <; (3. j_ cl p ,'5 ,-, .- . ...y <id -c2L 1"s o c? .i .c .' - i-.A.l.eCi Ag1:ecrni?ni; ch- i." i,, 2 :-; 'I ':j.~j dj- 12 j. e d j2 ~r -~ - -re C!..L- c -P A -ti+* i i' v ..- r. - ,) : c;:? c3~:c:id(:~~ -1. L S ob~!ia~~Lti<>~>~ i1-1 rcc,i:?.rd -y-o .khs 1 :!--iin ];:;sis; &j><j 9 * AS p j1h.e i"$od.F;Eied jj<;reex.;er--L- p:ca.yi.&?<:. .:jla,t e-I.i... i,o,jjj- pr~, Lei-.- -j~~.t.o nrsisc)Lj-;+ j ,.--. -i 0: ,1:< i1; UT?,\-,- L i <'; - zt,r:,yj-~.pJ;t.a~l &E$ c- -:-y \' .;:a r<:?z<;l:, a"cc;Qrd OJ.2 ckz ~rnci?&n<.!lt .kc: -khe 2iv.g ,, , ;T?-, , L 1 _, .; :- ..: - i-j y?(>~>.?- ~3 -2 P:,-I;~,T~ Fj-c f 0 3: c 0 fi s -t ::~l.c+: :I 0 p by Q ::(: i- de .~.j.t F: -1 9 f -?. -. 1- yi;o-~c:cj:; I' 02: SC;?.~ 0.21:~:~ oT4re?:cro:;si-ny zt t-2~ sj..kc r', ac.:l r.p~uj-8. .I;a.'!'-.O A 1 ~.- a?.:; i-"'T'T v LL- L e. T-2 [-j,?y-.C.l 0,r: ,yks :i,n.ts ?:c:cc>5,:,2t; i E C':j.ty anc':. Occi.dcl-:<:l!.:, ha-v<-> cc~IT:pI.c.-~:,c32 5 air! I.. $3 . 2 d <jc:s.i.z:c -i:o i 0 ic I 2 I :I. 2, e -CY: rd l3: 11 nd- 2 x.:; -La :Id i x>.<; s '~tlj..~; Y<.X.S~ S~ppic:fic:ai: t~j th<? g us k A3- TC c _- .. i this COT?.~;~C k. Y.~~.I..I s11pe~~~~2.e .i:.'?>.e 1 o- Fx;:d .i.;13..i. r f-?%.kp:I ~0gp.i:iii':J: y7-L ,>I1 -L,7c ]?Lqus-k I\grce- _I 7 y.;> Crlc cy.?:<? J. (r: i j: 1' a.12 cl 0 c<: :i. de II kc2 1 fi-.: jcc.:l:?r-d .{:o -i;he J?oj.:>set;.::i,z ~ane-~\,.'T, & S ,x? (I O.~~7c~~cros~~,in~~ Y %.(e,.'T i\ugqj , r~'iJE;F<j<FQE.E F ::,]l<: par i:j.e:; ]a<!jccto :i<;rce 2's :Ec:~.~os.~s : 1, Occ.::idc>rl-ta: 1 s Ob:l.iys-ki0i. to d.cy:os:;t 2unc?s :for thc-, ;?~:c~jc>c-L: r p~ir~ua.~:t to pararj~i~pli Q 02 Lhe Aii<;x:;t A~~~:ccn:<?j~t I is (32fay:i;. ncil<:i.ng- rc<;c:iDt Gf C0&.8t. 27c:Cjj.oi?,;:~ C:::nnl'i. .Bl?. Ci~p3~0~'~';?: 1 3- (r '0 0. ,I I, ! ' , .. cj f -\: ]. !(:, :> ;J> -, 4 <, c-LI- ,'. I- D l:.f sue;:; ~~~j~~~~~\.~~I. i.p; rcicc:i.vcc? prioc t~ :~g>/s , U:;)C?;~ rc~~j.~?t 0;; i!.;;icc; thc:y::ojT <,Y o.-cj-(?,?:-+ -.t>L, .-a1 ,e f-]l<? c;.i:..po:;i-t_ ;:u,d -t.;.i.<; p;:;.-~..ics shal_n. prcci2.cG in a..ccoy(:, Xj.. k.h .E-!.,(-. j^,;A:Lanc:.c! 0.i' S&i d Pigrec:El."il"i * 2 ~ (Jcc:i&>ll.::ij1 5;ha:Ll r.:;;c j.t:s he5:t c2f:'orts to scc:ur& Coa s t R:.. y i on ij 1 c 07Grn:i s s 1.03 il Exr'. ,r. ;-.G\F;;-?- . af j-]:.~: :[jy<>j CC-;: t.ii:co;>.cjh 3. prm;i.-i: 02: c1ari.m of excnpk:i.c>fi y 3 J o.cc:\. dcni-.al- 2 s ~j~I..~qa2;-ion to pay a por-kion of th.e .LGtal. cost of .!;he Yroj"".? is e:? $253,000. 1l~~r;;by ~c:;ci.~.d~;c' i.; ~ 7-1jIe ~.;o~i~j.~~. plq:~eei~~Le;2~~ he alld is i L-i*.>J 0: .khc date the fin23- ;::ay! f01: .I. 5 D ti;,>,:> s;->.:Jcy 4->'7<' ].,rJ.bs 5 a.):iz 5 05 CT 71-2 w1;s rccol-2.ed Occiden-kal .. . deposjL-t :,.;ith cj-ty a cas?-,, d.c:uos:!--c 2.11 an arg.s~'~-t ~a~y~yit<>d. - hv y,~.u~-~:~~~~-y.i:;y $259 .F 000 by the -t..o.t,?.l acre:i9~ included ~;z.i.-iiiii-i .L Lj~e - yp~ltj-i_;?j_i-c;aiid by 34 9 B tl2e -ko-kaJL I:-OX~~X o:E ZC;X~S t-jitI2i.n Occxcipn+-J- g s ma: r. ~;~~.i.d. ;TILW:]- tract m.p, and by di.vidiag the rc:srr!.'iing .. er plm a.rezi as shown o:i the 1m;3 zmrked '? xxk 3-b <. -t jj a tis a ~1-j E: a he :r p -k 0 ~i 11 3- j 3-: 2 0 1:p 0 r at e 6. bv :c c 2 C: 1: e I-: e $3 hzr2.i n . 1. 6. At $;l.ch til;-;e .tha.-t a final tract mnp 3c maps ..C ar~ p~~:;r:c.~,cd 1~1~ appr~'y;~X for t:ie h3.1a:ice or' .the acrpnge ~7ii-.'n<1; cy 71-3- or for ar,y pE1r.k ~2 such c:c:rcr;ge OX CT 72-24 of for any part o:f -the c?,c;re~~~~e i:?itl>. j.n tihe b311nGla;:i~: af Crp ~2..-24 i ~ccidnntal i-lereby ~..~:~~?~~ ";-J f{eposi-k t.j<-::h City a- casjl zc>c)sj-.k i;: an a.3pL:0~1;t camp set out ;-x> pqr"gr;""p:~ 5 I-,ereoc. prj-ox to ectj.Ojl k)~ ~i.ty on kt..? requested fi~al m'1-p ;:pi>rotraL- for --2d accoi:dincj -to khz i"o.-n.;l4 e-3 Saiu d.epo:;:l'~ sh~?ll b~ de 7, occidcnknl agrees to 2:Aske deposikc in accord. -+?it11 tb,~ paragraph 5 formula j-n conncctioa with the subdi:- yj.sion 02 .khc. yCiywir;rinc; master ~jlan p~operty Exh!Lhii: A and alc:t t.:it.hi:: cry *]1--2 ~r CT 73-24. Occidental c<>n>scr)i-.s t;o such c<>~-l<ij-~ion bcil?~ i.inpor;ed on ~~1j-d p~~pcrk~ sl~oi;.~ G~I t 4. b, ,. .. .. !* 1 r8 :* 0 ,. '> I 1. . .I .c.~~ij.c;~i p;-j],:i. ;:IJ.I-~ v~2. ~-1-1 the ].d:~d. ;>nd C.I?~O be 3.12 ob:i.j.q,xl::i 011 02 o!:~;.i (j~;-~p.z'!. t s :;-~;CC;C~SSC)~:; in in kcrcc;-i: r' if ;i~iy , or in t.hc al..-i;c:r-. ~~;~~j-'~~c: ~ c<>;jschtF; i:o .ti72 K~~~m~?..!.t:i.o~i sf ~r: bri .' h(:xC:-i "i arQa -2;:o ~.~c,;o~c;~:i.j.rz;]~ -~-ilc (:0:1s i:.ruc-tj.on 02 tlic I?xo:jcck a sl-ial:!. 1:)~: i?,?;?.(?e p~:..ior .!:o appi:c?~~.:t of po;:jl:i 0:: 0~ chc_ in;-;.st:c;: p1.8.ri acr'eay~! is not sui;)iiiv:i.dc:C? hu-t s'aicl depo:;:i.'l:s If ai1~7 :he fi. nc :L nap + j-se <jeve1q>! i ~ccicie~~t;~ I. sh;ilI. inaIte the: d~r:os i.t cc>r SUC:~: ;icl:e;icjc prio;: c. 3 q. ?1 ,ZL *-, 1 -.. - 'i - i-, 0 -jL a c?,12;/ > t!.ie j ssu.mc:c of I~ui ~.dri.ng pcrmj-"i; - 0 -kE;hiS Agrc c j- .i; y f1j.n CIS cic.I;30 5 :i 'i-. e c? p11.3: s 113. n "i to v e=t jL.rt -ky~.s.k 'io be :?:sed fo~: colI:-;ti:uctli.o~~ ~>f the plr0j pc ;I fJ;r .i;ll,c; .i;b:D--la-;-le overcrcj:-,sil=Cj: C-JT :;o:ac x-ea :;9y,c:.b.7--" Y ~j-yi~~:~~~:~ ci-jfis tri:;c.k...i.or?_ to -2h~ s;l.ine p:~i:23>;~ 3 t .::he i;..rc>-J <:c.Z *? c.:Li;y s]-).;:t;_l &?ps:;tL or i17-j-es-k sa..1= cash :2u1& in ., 1>ca:,:rincj- &i.i.ga ';,iozls or 3.2xe re st-h2ariny ZCCOU'? t s I, -i_~ rna:i!g.t:r,- -~-.I.~C yie~ CI -c:r?.c:ccajl :in in,r,ti.i_uti.o;1;7 y-pgy&i r 1.y ut 5.1. j. zed. fo 'r i Ilve ,c2 [x?.: sf ci:ey funds * 3, . 1x1 t;I,c? e?,?ei>t c_i-i;y j *T yl-<;2.l3lC tc\ <>bt?.<.n :si.-'ihi77 ten . . years fi_<y,l .k:]c ij;ykc hcrcof -t2I1.c r,c?cc:;s;>x.y ;:p;1)3:0va1s to CUI;-- *, v,,-;.-:;l; > 1 :in.-&>'rest ac-t?.Ja.1.;-y e;3.rF,c?3 .thcxeo:. p shall hc rE:2Ll.nd.e<? ._ :< .'- i- - . " .cL ,_, C' +- ;- ;>-I> c7b7c:-c:~-o.' j.llgf "i7L;,cjr! sari.6. c2sh Cic.;posi * i-ogz tb e::: 2 l(j ~ Si,-:.:? Au .-. .,. 6 LP* .- .L {:by cb-i;a j. 11 p -,-,. -.(, Ad :. :.. __ 'p., ,., ai .? .?- 1. ?.;2 07"'" L-,-L.l-L,.,sj.;igt -'.x -,-r., = t~h.2 I1C:C e S .C; :i 2-17 ZpP ;:G't~tl~ S to -5 2 sa.id j?iii?.C;;;;p _~.II~:~.LIGJ.I?~; ~:<ly inter- _I-. ?.j-.iv .% earnp$- . ~.-.~~;:~~fi I s!.IF~~.]- bc i~ttl-.i-~~>d in17 Ci-tl7 to -a:L b::i-lj. :;e:;>j.t:(; pej,:fc) iiiIc<> of ir.lle A.!::~XS i ';> i: zrD.6 -i:h.is l?;..rS t Su~l'?..c.mc: Lfl<!.rC!tO by i?urn:i,.;'!ling c't surc-ky l><)T!G in +<hc% F~ZCIJ.Y(!~~ Of $%s9,c)oo t.0 (3ity, s2lj.d bo^^(? 7 ~;~~<l>.~ s_"i?~i if0x F!. PC>:?.~.C~. OjI 0112 Y'QLIY .1 CO~~IICIIC.~II<? i",?.ay 21. y 1974 v ~i:~-j<:.~!,~~~Lti~ h;.:; ]icr.c::i;o-fcj:r-, f-cmj.:;h:.!d City wi.t.li c;. $40 I 030 ." [j.:~ p c: r f@ 1'; :;;I 11 <; [: b<> :?<l i 1.1 C: 0 II;~ C: C: 1; i 0 'il V: ::. t 1.1 'C !I 2 AU<J U 5; k ziy -! 1 -r\nvir>ijt <.. \> , I, .. ~ {ji>gc tyic ?:r.:<:c <,i2k. :ln<: ;><:CC 9 c:(: I>y G .i t-:Y 0.f s.T: j-d I 3, V ) >. L. e e . .I.. .. } *. : . ,,I. 3 fi ~ C .!. t:- 'J ,c; i-: ;? 3. 11. :r: (2 :1- C> L? al?d fu3.ly CXOi113Y~li3C f:hc ,_ . . prc: vi 017.:; ly 1: :I .!. (2 c! I.: 5- -;A c i icy * Up o i! ki3.e c! xp :i. xi?. - i) y: l-.j y .. ,., .-> E ".jion I- c;L' ;Iic: ,.>L,d[; i GijC t-r]l;$L iLL1(-j .c;.7--jL<;);~' J. t,c, .xy:; ~~~;)~;;; cj-t~,~ ~.:cj dcn-kiil SI:;~~.J- Iil::rJj.:;;; C.'.~LY .i~ri. Ch 3. SU~C\-,Y k~11C1 s c tip:;- 213 0 c c 1;. 2cr. t ;j. 1 1 $5 p 2 r *;: C) y;>;:;: i'l c: 2 ;.Le;: [? (> _i: j. n. ;il-l a,~C>l..Y;) .t CO:? - .C p~tcij ]:y dcd11.c ::Lllc_; t.)ie ac:.u;eai?p _I- or wliic:h cjeposj.-L:; havi? bi?::rj. mad<;. fj:c;i.n -the .to+:.?..;. x:lz.s-ter pla~~ :tc:~cc?;ye ~ECI ~?13133.1'i.ri4 the p~ragr~.pl-l 5 for~gI..;l to the b::li7i~ce * Said b~~d shall be :c-ellea;:ecl fro:> -[;in2 'LO ti.;~.e as fieceasary uiz;-.i..:i. a2-l dcposi..ts &re 1.ra6.e and 0ccS.dcntk.l % s oblig2tion c;ldc x- -~11 j. s ;/lcr:y e eyrie l1.L ;ly-- f1~::~)7 sa-kisfierj, jc;z:;c aas exone,-ate -khe po;r-t:'icn of the bond ~~hich. CCY~~-- As depo:;?::ts are rna6.e z C3.k~ shali re-.- sponds t;-:ereko n ()i? I t;-;e paz--kr;.es hereto 5.ave car?sed .::.his First SlJ.pplem!nt zn-k -to be e,:ecut~C8 the day azd y~z:~ firs.t ber?<..~-lab:)-~e ~ent:io-,:l A s 'u ci .& -. , ., .A: 2 C1k-J OF C'19LSGAD FJY-.-"- ______-_-_.__ -.4--- 51' 4 / l4LY.Z d- Gqfi/q- -1 j?&er.i; c7?L i: (. FJ-ZZC?, ;.:ayor jirj.: Ts S T : n ,&PPAOv-J AS -4'0 YGiG-5: Ji .+ fj / :/,' :// ,i ,r-7- ,/-7:7 // &,/]? __ ___l_l_l___--I -.-..,----,-. v :i $>C c;! ;>. ?-. ?? ,: B :i (61 do , ' . City A-ttorncy I I 6. e 17 1.;. .. . i 7 3 RESOIJGTION NO. - -- 5875 A RESOLUT'IO~2 OF THE CITY COUNCIL CP THZ CITY C? CARISBAD, CAJAI4'0F.>?11 APPROVING X!? ACXZ:ilEi!Z ES- 21* - TWED THE CITY OF CARLS3kT) AND OCCTL'ZNTAL LA223 INCOFPOP~'LTE~) 33GARDING 1'ill:li DE9lCATICIN ASS C 2 I-kTED 1 I 7 Si I?IT€i 12ZVCLC)P?J.f%iJT - PARCELS 12 AND 13 OF !*?E'--133. . 7 -8 . CJ 1 as follows: I 1 * That, that certain interim' parks agreenext 3stt:es.r~ 'Citl7 c.f Carlsbad and Occidental. Land Incorporated, a copy oi 1-j x1 22 which is attached. hereto as Exhibit A and inc~~por~it~d hiexrti by reference, is hereby approved. 2. That the B!ayor of the Cj-ty. OF Carlsbzd is kreby c authorized and directed to execute said Agreenentr IOT an5 02 15 w ?G, 17 18 19 20 behalf of the City of Carlsbad. I PASSED, APPROX'ED AND ADOPTED at a regular meetizg of ti 1 CiQ7 Councll- of the City of Carlsbad, California, held OK tf --7th dsy of Auqust 1979, by the following vcte, ko AYES : Cou?'tci!men Packard, Anear, Lewis and ~ Couhcilwonan Casler ROES : Councilman Skotnicki 1 ABSENT: Nene /--? 23 ' 22 24 225 26 27' ATTEST: I L2*4<AdL 7-%6Lz%A/L&Mr AIACTIIi? L, RAUTCNKFUiJZ , City Cler (seal) 6'- 1 .. . : Z\GI?EEii4X!?'%' ----- This .Intc.rirrr Parks Agreerc.ei1.t made this- da: - 6 'I 8 . 9 .. 3.0. I 21 . 12 .. ,coq>orzticn. (hereili'after dztlled Occidental) . Ti'XTNESSETH : ~~U'fSE~AS, CecidentaL deeded 3.35 ECES of land, cur re^ 'knom as Assessorts Parcel 214-171-23 to tile City of Carl: August 6, 1973, -and WHEREAS r said dedicat'ion was maze in conjunction witj application for tentatt~e map number .I 73-23 covering parcc: .. ~. .X3 14 , 15 . ZG 2.7 18 .19 -. 1 .arid 13 of &stk *Plan '133 asso frno~m as. Assessor.t s Pzircel: I .riu~J~n,rs 21-4-150-17 and 214-1-50-IG r ~~respectivcl-y, .. NOK, 'rIIEP?FORE, i,n consideration of the mutual. pr-0~15: and obl'lgaticns of the parties it is acjrecd as fcllows: t the 3-95 acre site (Exhi,bit A) is, here'by found to-keet thc requirement assosiated with developncnt ' of APN 214-159-17 214-150-18, Naster Plan Parcels 12 and i3 and slioxn OR Ex? .. .. 20' ' -. 21 .22 23 as conditioned below. I. . (d) Of the 3.95-acres, 2.12G will meet the parks re? mer~t associat.ed. yith a maxj-inum developinenis. of 390 units o;: Plan parcels 12 and 13, The remaining. 1,824 acres is dedi 24 25 -26 27. 20 .. toward meeting other public purpose requirements including not limited $0 Zire station sites, open space, or such'otk purpose as dctcrmincd by the City: (b) Paracjrnph (a) docs not guarant6cc approval of any dcvcl~o~~mcnt proposaf of any intensity 011 the sub jcct rJdrcC :a*' " ,. .J- 1 :. (c) 111 the event 'thcit a d.cvcLoy:men'i propsal i:;- pr 6 ' " $ , '" !1 'a .I 2' *. G 7.1 .. 8 .I 3.0 ', 5.2. . 12 23 .. 14 I ! .. I i I c.rcdik excess rzqnirernep.ts c-J-sewhwe3:e nor khal I tllc City reyaired to relj-nquish any 02 the dcdioa?ior, Gsscr2bzS il E> LiLDit -1" A, 9' (el Execution of this agrecn~.ent shall in- no way 33-I . preclude th5 City or otkier agci~cies f'ran acquriri~g azditi dedication or easements for purposes other than parks 5-11 tion with development of the subject site. .. - .. .. CITY 03 CARLSSAD s i , -- BY . - - . 3s .16 ?7 .. 4. ._ RONAL~ c o zEZ3raI 243.170 e. .. ATTEST: r~;<l~~j.i R>~~~~~~<~~~~~Z, - cj_tl, Clerk 80 . ' 21 22 .. . '23 1. .- 24. a. .. OCC IDENT%L LAND I ii'CO2P CXq?'E .. By . fiPPROVXI) 22s TO FOTGvl: APPROVED AS TO FOl-34: ' .. _. Legal Counsel Vhcent F- Uiondo, Jr. City Attorney 25 26 27 213 -. .. i * .. -. .I a- _- . I q .. -0 0 cy*"y oy C&FrSB ___A_I ~ ---_ -.-.^_--I ,_ ' * I' 1;1'.ti33: 3ep;r: ~ &-j c C . i%-k%y e)),!?= ______I_" -.___ _l___l__.___ -.----ll-.l-------.----- .-..-.-r(..-. ,_ , .- -.- --- ._... .---.- _--- .7i:"iG3i4DA BiLi NS ,% 20 22"- + $Y Nove&-e-zJL19.25- ..__ _.__ --..-..---..-. T">&y? F z yI-.l".--l- E 1.; j? j:i FL,'i'19PbE 5: 2' z c__^-..-- City Attornex- ________.__-_- $J$3j ai::t: c D Nyr /I l\.- -I OCCIDENTAL -- POINSETTIA LANE AGREEPIENT _____I_p. ..--- _____----....-__I .Statement of thz $is.j:t-c;~: _II_ _L_...l_lI. -, The City of Carlsbad is a party to a series of agreements providing for the construction of the Poinsettia Lane Bridge over the AT & SF Railroad. Pursuant to the July 1974 agreement between the City and Occidental in that regard, Occidental is obligated to use its best efforts to secure Coastal Commission approval for the project through either a permit or a claim of exemption. The permit option is foreclosed and Occidental has been pursuing their claim of exemption which was denied by the Commission. Litigat.ion ensued. We are in receipt of a Nemorandum of Decision, dated October 15, 1976, frog the San Diego Superior Court, ruling against Occidental's claim. A copy'0.f that decision is attached for your information. Occidental, through their attorneys, has requested that the While an appeal is possible, in view of the California.Supreme Court's decision in the Avco case, I am of the opinion that any further legal proceedings in this reqard would be futile. The City Elanager has indicated that he is conducting a staff review of the entire Occidental P.oinsettia Bridge matter an$. will be reporting to the Council in regards to the options available to us in the future. -: City Council find that they have satisfied their obligations. Exhibits Letter from Micholas C. Banche, dated October 20, 1976 Memorandum Decision (Occidental Land, Inc. v. S. D. Coast Region Commission, et al) Recommendation It is recommended that the Council, by motion, find that Occiden Petroleum has satisfied its obligations under Section 2 of the July 1974 agreement and that no further action is necessary in regards to pursuing the claim of exenption from Coastal Regulati based on efforts to establish vested rights arising from their master plan of 1970. (Council action page 2) e e *, ,' AGENDA BILL NO. 2027 - Supplement #4 Page-2 Council action 11-16-76 The Council agreed that Occidental Petroleum had satisfied obligations under Section 2 of the July 1974 agreement and no further action was necessary in regards to pursuing the exemption from Coastal Regulations. L% 0 a LAW OFFICES OF DAUBNEY, BANCHE, PATTERSON AND REED A PROF ES SION AL COR PO RATION AREA CODE 7 WILLIAM H DAUBNEY NICHOLAS C BANCHE 702 FOURTH STREET TELEPHONE 722 JOHN E PATTERSON KENNETH E REED JAMES A TESTA POST OFFICE BOX 390 OCEANSIDE, CALIFORNLA 32054 - m ”22 9% T;-q *k 4: October 20, 1976 3% ;Q q; ?a c J- fnz c.. 9- \? (7 ‘3 . <. 0 5y +< A \ r P -\ r ‘‘3 ybp,;, “r &y Vince Biondo City Attorney 1200 Elm Avenue Carlsbad, California 92008 <-J City of Carlsbad -,* ,/ RE: Occidental Land, Inc. vs. San Diego Coast Regional Commission, et a1 San Diego Superior Court Case N-6301 Dear Vince: Enclosed- herewith find a copy of the Memorandum Decision of Judge Orfield with regard to the above-referenced matter. The decision, while not favorable, was certainly not surprising. By means of this letter I would formally request that the City of Carlsbad relieve my client of further proceedings in the Court with regard to the establishment of vested rights arising from the !.laster Plan of January, 1970. In light of the decision of the California Supreme Court in Avco, I am of the strong opinion that to proceed further would be to engage in an exercise in futility. I would be more than happy to appear before the Council, if that be necessary, in order to reassert this position. Please advise. Sincerely, FL i” ., NICHOLAS c. BANCHE r NCB: jp encl. -rcLtyh---- . mf -- ----_ .-_.__.._-______.__ a %-. .. --, -- $ Sli RIC.. COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COU C SAN DIEGO ,w .- r. --. .... .-__- -~,L(.-2~-m P;- --: ---- COURT IFIEPOQTFA I hemitt N: "*E" . -. 1 N 6301 ! i j 4 cCNVENESA~ j laone ! ;. -.--.--------------.-I-. -----.. L- _. .._... . . - --* ___.._ __ ______ ________ __ - I._ !DATE JUDGE 'HON. PKANKLIid 13, OHFX'SLD ----..- -.---_ ~___ -_____ _- _._ ___ .- r __ - - - --- - ; I\TTORUEV FOR i L -.-.------.----__. QCCZDl3NTAL LANU 2 .___ Isdc' 2 __...__..____ ;.____x -3AXm-.zm ~%E1GIQ~~aTeL.-c~~i$~.-B.t ! --al____. ANTiIOHY ________ e. _____ JOSEPH ___ CmCher 2&._14_26_ _____.__ - - ___.__ PL.C ~.-:FF,~?ST:TIONEQ 1 -.- .__..--_.. - L-4 ;;EFE~3A~T'QESPON@E~T :ATTORI*EI F __ - ..-. - .. PILXNG lW4O!iXMi)U 14 D EC I SI c" . --- --- -----____---- --- -- -- .--.-.-- .-. - __._..._..-.--...._._-...___. ...- ._.._._ ____.. ...-. . __ .. -. . 4mE 4BCL'E MATER CAME Chi FOR t4EQRINC. THIS DATE WITH ABOVE APPEARANCES AFTER HEARINL THC CrjUHT ;hUEfiED .riil >- El TRANS TO DEP7 __.._ .--.. .. -... 5 OFF CALEFvDAR c CONTINUED TC: -. - p GGANTED D POND c DENIED 0 STIPULATED ORDER : - ' TAKEN UNDER StrBMlSSlGN !-- -. I - Jg'DGMENT DECjTOR _-______.____.-.._______.________~__ ___________..___ S'~~L.C~?N AN 3 DEMURREF z Si:ST.4ir\tED ____--__ DAYS TO g AMEND E W!O LEAVE - .. I ------- . , ----- , ..--.-... - ,-. CAii b€ 5 _.__ __ , ____ ___ , __.._ .. GROUNDS ---__------ -.--__.-_.______._-___ ____.______ __. -. _______._.. . .. -.- . ----- --.------ -- -- ---- __ ._-__. - . ______..- ~ .____.____._. ___ ____.._... ___ .,. . . __ - .. c? OVERRULED _______ __~ __.. -.____ DAYSTO 9 ANSWEP .. F .- NOT!CE OF RCILING is WAIVED IN OPEN COURT .. OTYER. At this tw the cow files its Memoradm Dec1-L a QA deny% Petition for iq~ti of l.ianciate, and dfschagiw'thg QecisPon sent this &ate to each counsel with a.@fk'S &terna~;ive nitr Copy of thin hfiRUtE3 Order d bIWlf3r~~ Certificate of L'iervice by MaiL r MINUTES CAL. NG. P3"U 2t.l t3 ti*.. 7-70 Il3-r 0 0 .;. - - - t. ’ /e . I1 I I! I! I 6 11 li SU29F.IOR COUK’? OF CALIFORlu’IA, COU’:.iTsI OF Sty! DLE(;s I: 9 i! 11 IC OCCTEENTAL LAND, IEC - , 1 NC). X-6301 11 1 Petitioner, 1 1 12 !: vs - ) 13 ii SAX DIEGO COAST REGIONAL 1 il COW?lISSION, an agency of 1 !I CALIFORNIA COASTAL ZONE 1 15 11 COXSERVATION COMMISSION, ) 16 1; of Califorcis, 1 /i 1 17 il Respondsnts. 1 1 I! ~ . 11 __ --_ 11 i! 1; 1 14 ij the State of California; 1 MEYO R%NT?UM DEC i S I ON 1, ---____ __ ]! an ac;ency of the State 18 I! 1; 19 i: The petition for writ of mandate in the above-entitlee matt( ii 20 1: on regularly for hearing in Department Four of the above-entitlec 21 I/ on February 27, 1976, the Honorable Franklin B. Orfield, Judqe pi !i il 22 /! pe:itioner appearing 5.4’ Daubney, Banche, Patterson and Reed, by I 23 jj C. Banche, and respondents appearing by Evelle J. Younger, Attori General, by Anthony C. Joseph, Deputy Attorney General. The mati was argued and submitted and the Court makes its decision as foi: In late 1969, petitioner ’ s predecessor petitioned for anri--xi 1; !’ !. < -1- - .. 1 2 3 4l 5 6 l/ 0 0 of some 383 acres to the City of Carlsbad, which property is tht subject of this petition, and sought approval of a Master Devel The City of Carlsbad resolved by ordina the said Master Plan in January 1970. The petitioner purchased 1 project site from its predecessor in 1971 at a cost of 5.6 mill dollars. 1 Plan for said acreage. i 7 8 9 10 That prior to November 8, 1972, petitioner expended approx $390,000 in actual physical improvements on the said property. successor in interest, Sequoia Pacific, spent in excess of one dollars in physical improvements to the said land in accordance I l8 19 ' 1 Conservation Act, Public Resources Code Section 27,000 et seq. the petitioner from the provisions of the California Coastal Z( i : - I _' I 2 3 4 5 6 -: m 0 2. Whether there is interdependency of each portion of the project upon every other portion. 3. Whether the petitioner has irrevocably dedicated proper in accordance with the intent of the Master Plan or will be liab to do so in the future. On the basis of the "Master Plan" of the propert-y in guesti 7 the petitioner has expended some $390,000 for water and sewer li 8 9 11 lo , to service the mobile home project of Sequoia Pacific and certai other acreage subsequently purchased by others. Petitioner's successor in interest, in accordance with the Master Plan, expen I a sum in excess of one million dollars developing the first phas D 13 14 15 16 Even if it were established that petitioner could rely on the co of its successor in interest to create an estoppel, which I feel would be inappropriate, there appears to be no interdependency b the mobile home portion of the project and the plans for the bal 18 IT I The doctrine of "vested rights" whether under common law or 19 codified in Public Resources Code Section 27404 is essentially b 23 /latter to substantially alter his position to his detriment, the 26 /phases of the development may constitute the final discretionary _i . * 1 2 3 4 5 6 , 7 8 e a 1- approval upon which the developer may justifiably rely even thougl that approval may not be in the form of a "building permit". Howt in this case we do not have final discretionary approval on any phase except the mobile home portion of the project. Unquestionably, the City of Carlsbad would have much to say about the details of construction of the buildings and other impr ments in the several phases of the project in question. In view the insubstantial nature of the work completed by the petitioner, 9 10 11 12 City of Carlsbad would not be estopped from significantly changin the content of the Master Plan. Likewise, petitioner was not boL on November 8, 1972, to complete any portion of the said project. The petitioner herein claims certain obligations relative tc railroad overpass. The obligation of petitioner is subject to 14 15 16 77 18 19 20 21 ?2 ~3 'I3 approval of "all appropriate governmental agencies" - It should-l: noted that San Diego Coast Regional Commission has denied a permi to construct such railroad overpass. I I 1 The only evidence of any dedication of property to the City Carlsbad is a dedication made on August 6, 1973, of a parcel I lapproximately 300 feet by 580 feet at the northeast corner of I Poinsettia Lane and an extension of Batiquitios Drive. Apparent' 'this property was dedicated in connection with approval of develc jments which were to be undertaken either by Lusk and. Son on Parct 11, 12 or 13 or by Covington on Parcel 2, neither of which were - I 1 ,- 8 9 - “Q 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ‘ 13 14 15 16 17 16 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 ;i * e 0 .- any development of property owned by Occidental has occurred to For the reasons indicated, the Petition for Writ of Mandate denied and the alternative writ discharged; have a vested right to proceed with its developments without obt a Coastal Permit. the petitioner does Dated: October , 1976. Judge of the Superior Cor * 1 r -5- I - a 0 . I- '3 c Superior court of the Skte a€ Californfca FOR TKE CQUI4TY OF SAN DIECO h' 6301 OCCIDENTAL LAW, INC. Case No. vs SAN DIEGO COAST REGIORAL CGi&IISSION, I HEREBY CERTIFY: I am not a parry to the ca!.:se referred to herein. On the date as shown below, at San Diqo: .Califn,.rnia7 1 p&c& -? TTE r*n~r --r7 of Xsxayandux Decision an3 Xinufves the original/a copy of which is artached hereto, in a separate envelope addressed to each addressee as listed below and each enveiope was rhen sealed and deposited ifi the imil -. \i.i:h the postage fu31y prepaid: 1- :'?r. Nichoizs C. Banche AtLorney ZL Lac ;;eubney, Ssiiche, Pakterson and Xeed /a2 2'ourth SLreet Oceanside, California 92.3-54 -., - 1. i.r. Anthony C. Joseph Eeputy Attcrn~y General 110 West A Street, Suite 600 San Diego, California 92101 , --{QE>;-;;.LT j) . Lv;.;,':;:LT . . -- ,:- F ,- . -, - r , . , ,. 2 .-.. ::fsL ?...^A .. :?c;cber 15: 1.975 -. LcL: _. -.-. ~ -..- . . .~ C7jL.i-k <,f [.he sz;)Fl-i<Jr c:, ,!x: .. - - . __ . . - ~~c,yf's ^I r-n, ICE~-[~F[CA~'F f.r c.::?!'. - - \..I -.-,\riC~ ZY !'..2iL (C.C.;J. 'frJiZ,cl?j Fr.- 25: .Tr 1 - .;.-: :.., To City Manager DATE 7/16/74 19 Attached is the bond securing the Agreement with Occidental Land for the Poinsettia Lane Overcrossing. The original should be retained by the City Clerk and a copy forwarded to the department responsible for the administration of the Agreement. FROM City Attorney 5TnhLIAHD \T5? DEFT YEMO FORM 11 > hlLMER SERvlCE KkE . July 25, 8974 BO : ~~~~~~~~~ HG DEPART ffR0H: CITY CL&'WK0S OFFICE ST ~~~~~~~~~~ TO A~~~~P~~~~ FOR A"BSF ~~~~~~~~~~~~ AT ~~~~~~~~~~ LANE Pursuant to fwst~uctlsns Qrasm the Gfty At%amey, chsd ~~~~~~ Rt wfth Bec%dentaI earl be9 wg rubmdtte to the ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~@~~ as the age2wcy ~@~~~~~~~~~ for the %$~~~~~~~~~~~~ of sa%d agkhCmentQ The 0roflgdna-I agre m@n$ is P@ta4naa fn the Cjty Ct@FiJkOJ 683eso w. Smith - , e e , -* . %' FIRST SUPPLEMENT TO AGREEMENT FOR A.T. & S.F. RAILROAD OVERCROSSING AT POINSETTIA LANE THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into this As& - day of July, 1974, by and between OCCIDENTAL LAND, INC, a California corporation, hereinafter referred to as "Occidental", and CITY OF CARLSBAD, a municipal corporation of the State of California, hereinafter referred to as "City" ; WITNESSETH : WHEREAS, City and Occidental entered into that cer- tain Agreement dated August 14, 1973, and entitled "Agree- ment for A.T.& S.F. Railroad Overcrossing at Poinsettia Lane", on file in the office of the City Clerk, incorporated by reference herein and hereinafter referred to as the "August Agreement". construction of a four-lane grade- separated overcrossing for Poinsettia Lane at the A.T.& S.F. Railroad line in the City of Carlsbad, hereinafter referred to as the "Project", and obligated Occidental to contribute to the cost of the Project or,in any event,to construct a two-lane overcrossing and approaches thereto at Occidental's expense; and Said August Agreement provided for the WHEREAS, City did, pursuant to paragraph 5 of said August Agreement, make application for State of California Grade Separation Funds, and said funds are available to City until on or about November 26, 1974; and WHEREAS, pursuant to paragraph 4 of the August Agreement, City made application, pursuant to the California Coastal Zone Conservation Act of 1972, to the San Diego Coast Regional Commission for a permit to construct the Project; however, said application was denied; and WHEREAS, at the time the parties hereto entered into said August Agreement, the parties did not contemplate 0 e ' *. I I& disapproval of the Project by said Commission and did not provide for that eventuality; and WHEREAS, neither City nor Occidental can predict whether approval can be obtained for said Project from said Commission at some time in the future or whether an exemp- tion can be obtained, or whether the California Coastal Zone Conservation Act of 1972 will be superseded upon its expira- tion with another coastal conservation act which would allow the Project,or whether some other way to proceed can be found; and WHEREAS, Occidental had secured tentative map approv- al for CT 71-2 covering a portion of the property subject to the August Agreement, and said approval was conditioned upon the execution of a secured agreement for participation by the developer of CT 71-2 in the construction of the Project: and WHEREAS, Occidental and Sequoia Pacific Realco re- quested final tract map approval on a portion of Map 71-2, more particularly described as Lots 5 and 6 of Tentative Tract 71-2, also known as CT 71-2, Units Nos. 1 and 2; and WHEREAS, in order to satisfy the conditions appli- cable to CT 71-2 and thereby secure said map approval, it was necessary to provide, through bonding and cash deposits, for Occidental's participation in the Project; and WHEREAS, because of the problem with the San Diego Coast Regional Commission, the August Agreement was not considered a suitable vehicle to satisfy said conditions; and WHEREAS, City and Occidental desired to modify the August Agreement to preserve the opportunity to construct the Project as contemplated in said Agreement, taking the extant circumstances into account, while insuring the ulti- mate construction of the two-lane overcrossing at Occidental' 2. 0 0 ". expense, and at the same time to provide a means to accom- modate final map approval of Lots 5 and 6 of CT 71-2; and WHEFtEAS, time constraints necessitated an interim agreement to accommodate said map pending finalization of a comprehensive amendment to the August Agreement; and WHEREAS, City and Occidental modified the August Agreement by entering into that certain Agreement dated May 21, 1974 and entitled "City of Carlsbad Subdivision Improvement Agreement (A.T.& S,F. Railroad Overcrossing at Poinsettia Lane) on file in the office of the City Clerk, incorporated by reference herein and hereinafter referred to as "Modified Agreement". Said Modified Agreement changed some of Occidental's obligations in regard to the Project on interim basis; and WHEREAS, the Modified Agreement provided that Occidental and City would enter into negotiations in order to reach accord on an amendment to the August Agreement which would provide for construction by Occidental of the Project, or some other overcrossing at the site, and would take all current developments into account; and WHEREAS, City and Occidental have completed said negotiations and desire to memorialize their understandings in the terms of this First Supplement to the August Agree- ment; and WHEREAS, this contract will supersede the Modified Agreement and will, taken together with the August Agree- ment, memorialize the agreement between City and Occidental in regard to the Poinsettia Lane-A.T.& S.F. Overcrossing; NOW, THEREFORE, the parties hereto agree as follows: 1. Occidental's obligation to deposit funds for the Project, pursuant to paragraph 6 of the August Agreement, is delayed pending receipt of Coast Regional Commission approval 3. 0 0 of the Project. If such approval is received prior to March 30, 1975, upon receipt of notice thereof Occidental shall make the deposit and the parties shall proceed in accord with the balance of said Agreement. 2. Occidental shall use its best efforts to secure Coast Regional Commission approval of the Project through a permit or claim of exemption. 3. Occidental's obligation to pay a portion of the total cost of the Project is estimated to be $259,000. 4. The Modified Agreement be and is hereby rescinded 5. Within sixty days of the date the final map for Lots 5 and 6 of CT 71-2 was recorded Occidental shall deposit with City a cash deposit in an amount computed by multiplying $259,000 by the total acreage included within the said final tract map, and by dividing the resulting multiplicand by 349, the total number of acres within Occidental's master plan area as shown on the map marked Exhibit A attached hereto and incorporated by reference herein. 6. At such time that a final tract map or maps are presented for approval for the balance of the acreage within CT 71-2 or for any part of such acreage or for CT 73-24 of for any part of the acreage within the boundaries of CT 73-24, Occidental hereby agrees to deposit with City a cash deposit in an amount computed according to the formula set out in paragraph 5 hereof. Said deposit shall be made prior to action by City on the requested final map approval. 7. Occidental agrees to make deposits in accord with the paragraph 5 formula in connection with the subdi- vision of the remaining master plan property shown on Exhibit A and not within CT 71-2 or CT 73-24. Occidental consents to such condition being imposed on said property 4. 0 0 I' . ,- which will run with the land and also be an obligation of Occidental's successors in interest, if any, or in the alter- native, consents to the formation of a bridge benefit area to accomplish the construction of the Project. Said deposits shall be made prior to approval of the final map. If any portion of the master plan acreage is not subdivided but is otherwise developed, Occidental shall make the deposit for such acreage prior to the issuance of building permits. 8. City shall hold any funds deposited pursuant to this Agreement in trust to be used for construction of the Project or the two-lane overcrossing or some reasonably similar construction to the same purpose at the Project location. City shall deposit or invest said cash funds in interest-bearing obligations or interest-bearing accounts in an effort to maximize the yield thereon in institutions regularly utilized for investment of City funds. 9. In the event City is unable to obtain within ten years from the date hereof the necessary approvals to con- struct an overcrossing, then said cash deposits, together with interest actually earned thereon, shall be refunded to Occidental. 10. Should City obtain the necessary approvals to construct an overcrossing, said funds, including any inter- est actually earned thereon, shall be utilized by City to pay the costs thereof. 11. Occidental will secure performance of the August Agreement and this First Supplement thereto by furnishing a surety bond in the amount of $259,000 to City. Said bond shall run for a period of one year commencing May 21, 1974. Occidental has heretofore furnished City with a $40,000 faithful performance bond in connection with the August Agreement. Upon the receipt and acceptance by City of said 5. 0 e :* .. \. $259,000 bond, City shall release and fully exonerate the $40,000 bond previously filed with City. Upon the expira- tion of the $259,000 bond and prior to its exoneration by City, Occidental shall furnish City with a surety bond securing Occidental's performance hereof in an amount com- puted by deducting the acreage for which deposits have been made from the total master plan acreage and applying the paragraph 5 formula to the balance. Said bond shall be renewed from time to time as necessary until all deposits are made and Occidental's obligation under this Agreement are fully satisfied. As deposits are made, City shall re- lease and exonerate the portion of the bond which corre- sponds thereto. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this First Supplement to Agreement to be executed the day and year first hereinabove mentioned. OCCIDENTAL LAND, INC. p, */ CITY OF CASLSBAD _I* < ,! jf A: IS -A- {y; 5- BY \ {,q<-e.$/( L ,? &- /?,& Robgrt C. Frazee, Mayo% 6. 0 0 :. "( .,a*- STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) ss, COUNTY OF ORANGE ) On JULY io , 1974, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public'in and for said State, personally appeared President, and R~,,,~~~ 3, sT EiuJI3ACIS , known to me to be -e - Secretary of the corporation that executed the within instrument, known to me to be the persons who executed the within instrument on behalf of the corporation therein named, and acknowledged to me that such corporation executed the within instrument pursuant to its bylaws or a resolution of its board of directors. JIWI D. J~wwsod , known to me to be the - WITNESS my hand and official seal. OFFICIAL SEAL ~OfARI PUlDLlC w16oR1IM mr4CtPAL OFFICE I# ORANGE COUNTY My 6oommisslcn Expires March 2, 1976 NANCY S. NiTKlN 7. ? 9 , .:. -, , .. ,, v SI ' ,, _. .. - . . , fig 1 ... &$/dL. .. .. I. . .e . 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RAILROAD OVERCROSSING AT POINSETTIA LANE) - THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this 71st day of May, 1974, by and between OCCIDENTAL LAND, INCer a California corporation, hereinafter referred to as "Occidental and CITY OF CARLSBAD, a municipal corporation of the State of California, hereinafter referred to as "City"; WITNESSETH : WHEREAS, the City and Occidental entered into that certain Agreement dated on or about August 14, 1973 (herein- after referred to as the "Original Agreement"), on file in the office of the City Clerk and incorporated by reference herein, for A.T.& S.F. Railroad Overcrossing at Poinsettia Lane; said Agreement obligated Occidental to construct a two-lane overcrossing and approaches thereto over the A,T,& S Railroad extending from the westerly terminus of Poinsettia Lane westerly to Carlsbad Boulevard, hereinafter referred. to as the "Project"; and WHEREAS, City did, pursuant to paragraph 5 of said Original Agreement, make application for State of California Grade Separation Funds for said project; and WHEREAS, City was successful in said application for State of California Grade Separation Funds, and said funds are available to City until on or about November 26, 1974; and WHEREAS, pursuant to paragraph 4 of Original Agree- ment, City made application pursuant to the California Coastal Zone Conservation Act of 1972 to the San Diego Coast Regional Commission for a permit to construct the project; however, said application was denied; and 2- L- WHEREAS, at the time the parties hereto entered into # '. '* 0 0 .. said Original Agreement, the parties did not expect disap- proval of the project by the San Diego Coast Regional Com- mission and did not provide for that eventuality; and WHEREAS, neither City nor Occidental can predict whether subsequent approval can be obtained for said project from the San Diego Coast Regional Commission, either through an approval or an exemption application, or whether the California Coastal Zone Conservation Act of 1972 will be superseded upon its expiration with another coastal conser- vation act; and WHEREAS, it is necessary to modify some provisions of the Original Agreement to take account of the extant cir- cumstances while insuring the ultimate construction of the project at Occidental's expense; and WHEREAS, Occidental has secured tentative map ap- proval for CT 71-2 covering a portion of the property subject to the Original Agreement, said approval is conditioned upon the execution of an Agreement for participation by the de- veloper of CT 71-2 in the construction of the Project; and WHEREAS, Occidental and Sequoia Pacific Realco have requested final tract map approval on a portion of Map 71-2, more particularly described as Lots 5 and 6 of Tentative Tract 71-2, also known as CT 71-2, Units Nos. 1 and 2; and WHEREAS, City requires through bonding and cash deposits that provisions be made by Occidental to assure that funds will be provided for the project prior to final map approval; and WHEREAS, the costs of the Project are estimated to be $259,000; and WHEREAS, Occidental and City wish to provide a means to accommodate final map approval of Lots 5 and 6 of CT 71-2 pending modification of the Original Agreement to secure the 2, I- 0 o eventual construction of the Project in satisfaction of Occidental's obligations under the Original Agreement; and WHEREAS, it is the intention of City and Occidental to make an Agreement providing for the deposit by Occidental of a prorata share of the cost of said Project based on the portions of CT 71-2 which are to be finalized compared to the total area of Occidental!s Master Plan area as shown on the map marked Exhibit A attached hereto and incorporated by reference herein; NOW, THEREFORE, the parties hereto agree as follows: 1. Occidental's obligation to deposit funds for the Project, pursuant to paragraph 6 of the Original Agreement, is delayed pending receipt of Coast Regional Commission approval for the Project. If such approval is received prior to March 30, 1975, upon receipt of notice thereof, Occidental shall make the deposit and the parties shall pro- ceed in accord with the balance of the Agreement. 2. Occidental shall use its best efforts to secure Coast Regional Commission approval of the Project, through a permit or claim of exemption, 3. Occidental will secure performance of the Original Agreement and this Agreement by furnishing a surety bond in the amount of $259,000. Said bond shall run for a period of one year commencing May 21, 1974. Occidental has heretofore furnished City with a $40,000 faithful performance bond in connection with the Original Agreement. Upon the receipt and acceptance by City of said $259,000 bond, City shall release and fully exonerate the $40,000 bond previ- ously filed with City. 4, Occidental and City will immediately enter into negotiations in order to reach accord on an amendment to 3. 0 0 the Original Agreement to provide for the construction by Occidental of the Project in light of the facts existing as of the date of this Agreement. The parties anticipate that the obligations incurred by Occidental by this Agree- ment will be credited against their total obligation for the Project in some mutually agreeable manner, 5. If the modification of the Original Agreement is not accomplished or if Occidental is not able to secure the necessary permissions for construction of the Project prior to the expiration of said $259,000 bond, hereinbefore referred to, Occidental hereby agrees prior to said expira- tion to deposit cash with City to allow City to accomplish the construction at such time in the future that the neces- sary approvals can be obtained. The amount of said deposit shall be computed as follows: A cash deposit computed by multiplying $259,000 by the total acreage included within the approved final tract map covering Lots 5 and 6 of CT 71-2 divided by 299 acres. 6. City shall hold the funds in trust to be used for construction of the Project and shall deposit or invest said crash funds iil interest-bearing obligations or interest- bearing accounts in an effort to maximize the yield thereon in institutions regularly utilized for investment of City funds. 7. In the event City is unable to obtain within ten years from the date hereof the necessary approvals to construct said Project, then said cash deposits, together with interest actually earned thereon, shall be refunded to Occidental. 8. Should City obtain the necessary approvals to construct said Project, said funds, including any interest actually earned thereon, shall be utilized by City to pay 4. 0 0 I .' the actual construction costs of said Project. 9. This Agreement shall be null and void and Occi- dental shall have no obligations hereunder should the final tract maps requested by Occidental and Sequoia Pacific Realco on Lots 5 and 6 within Tentative Tract 71-2 not be approved by City prior to July 1, 1974. 10. Upon Occidental depositing said cash, City shall release and fully exonerate the above-mentioned $259,000 bond. 11. In the absence of any modification of the Original Agreement City will require Occidental or their successors in interest to make similar deposits in connection with the subdivision of the remaining property shown on Exhibit A and not within Lots 5 and 6 of CT 71-2. In con- sideration for City's approval of a portion of CT 71-2 Occidental consents to such condition being imposed on said property, or in the alternative, consents to the formation of a bridge benefit area to accomplish the construction of the Project. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused thi Agreement to be executed the day and year first hereinabove mentioned. ATTEST : 5. * 0 ' 4 7. APPROVED AS TO FORM: STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF CF@&f,# ) ) ss. d+ On , 1974 before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public r said State, personally appeared \q-f& A. <r044$99 , known to me to be the President, and ,T&-+ZZ&-~ dp f%ek4k , known to me to be Secretary of the corporation that executed the within instrument, known to me to be the persons who executed the within instrument on behalf of the corporation therein named, and acknowledged to me that such corporation executed the within instrument pursuant to its bylaws or a resolution of its board of directors. WITNESS my hand and official seal. *4QS.*$*)VCCYYVP*+VV i a $ OFFICIAL SE4L 4 4 NOTARY PUBLIC - GAL~FORNIA $ 0 * 0 PRlNGlPAb QFFtCE In * ORANGE CQUNtY 5 0 : ~y Commission EWSWS MCW+ @% S% t RONALD D. STEjNBAeH * Notary Public Q~a*asQa~ae*,9a~)~39~~~~~~~~~~ . VY9*6066*+* r93f,9Svvvrv ravr cr 0 0 e e PRINCIPAL OFfICE IN * 0 =a My Commission Expires March 26, 1978 t i f4 RONALD I). STElNBACH g 0 NOTARY PUBLIC - CALIFORNIA + OFFICIAL SEAL 6 ORANGE COUNTY e . L*** C*ra****.******.****.~*~. 6. . e 0 c ___ .EXMIBIT ‘AP TDlAL GRN RCRk5 = 499 Ac LI)CAT[ON: INTERSECTION OF ShN NEbD My CITY : CARlSBAB, CAL. PDNSETTIA IN€ R/R BRITICE CNT PEA ACRI: d254,0DO- j Mh:ER IEUELOPER : “OCC~~EMTAL LAND INC.” VI9 At 4201 BIRCH ST. NEWPRRI BEACH I CAL. ’DATE: 16 MAY 14 I, @ e AGREEMENT FOR AT 81 SF RAILROAD OVERCROSSING AT POINSETTIA LANE THIS AGREEMENT dated for convenience as of August 14 , 1973, between the CITY OF CARLSBAD, a municipal corporation of the State of California hereinafter referred to as "CITY", and OCCIDENTAL LAND INC., a California corporation, hereinafter refeqred to as "OCCIDENTAL". WITNESSETH: ---------- WHEREAS, the CITY and H. B. Development entered into that certain Agreement of July 7, 1970, hereinafter referred to as "Original Agreement", a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and incorporated by reference herein, as a necessary part of the developments planned by H. B. Development for the subject property located in the City of Carlsbad; and WHEREAS, H. B. Development thereafter conveyed the real property generally referenced in the Original Agreement to OCCIDENTAL. OCCIDENTAL has proceeded with the development plans of H. B. Development which include as a necessary part thereof the improvements as provided in the Original Agreement; and WHEREAS, the CITY considers the Original Agreement to be, therefore, the obligation of OCCIDENTAL; and WHEREAS, OCCIDENTAL recognizes that with their purchase of the subject property and pursuit of the development plans therefor that they have assumed the obligations of the Original Agreement; and WHEREAS, OCCIDENTAL is agreeable to performing the covenants on the part of H. €3. Development to be performed 1. 0 .. * 0 in the Original Agreement and CITY is agreeable to accepting said performance as hereinafter restated and amended; NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises and agreements herein contained, the parties hereto agree as follows: 1. CITY herewith releases H. B. Development from any and all liability under the Original Agreement, and the CITY further agrees to take all steps necessary to release any and all securities furnished by H. B. Development to secure said agreement. 2. The Original Agreement is hereby declared to be superseded and cancelled by this agreement. 3. OCCIDENTAL shall retain at OCCIDENTAL'S sole expense, a licensed civil engineering consultant to prepare detailed plans and specifications for the constructi of a four lane, grade separated, overcrossing for Poinsettia Lane at the AT & SF Railroad line in the City of Carlsbad, hereinafter referred to as the "Project". The Project shall include not only the bridge structure, but also the approaches to the structure consisting of the required grade, paving, curbs, gutters, sidewalks, utility relocations and modifications to the railroad. The term "approaches" shall include that portion of Poinsettia Lane which will require a change of grade as a direct result of the bridge structure. Said consultant shall prepare said plans and specifications in accord with CITY requirements to the satisfaction of the City of Calrlsbad City Engineer. Said consultant shall coordinati with all appropriate agencies, so that said plans and specifications may be submitted by the CITY to the Public Utilities Commission and the California State Highway 2. 0 0 >I Commission by August 15, 1973, if at all possible. 4. CITY shall make application pursuant to the California Coastal Zone Conservation Act of 1972 to the San Diego Regional Coastal Commission for a permit to construct the Project. 5. CITY shall with due diligence utilize its best efforts to obtain State of California Grade Separation Funds for said Project and shall make appropriate applications therefor to the Public Utilities Commission and the California State Highway Commission. 6. Upon receipt of information from the State of California that the allocation of grade separation funds requested by CITY for said Project has been granted, CITY shall so notify OCCIDENTAL. At the same time, the Engineer for CITY shall prepare an estimate of the costs of the Project. CITY shall notify OCCIDENTAL that said estimate is complete. Said estimate shall include the determination by CITY of the estimated share of the total costs of the Project to be deposited by OCCIDENTAL. Upon receipt of the said estimate and said notice, OCCIDENTAL shall forthwith deposit with CITY the full amount in cash of the estimate by CITY of the share of the Project's cost to be deposited by OCCIDENTAL. CITY in estimating the cash to be deposited by OCCIDENTAL shall first estimate the total cost of the Project and then deduct the estimate of the contribution to be made by CITY to said costs. In estimating the amount of the CITY contribution, CITY shall separate the cost for work within the Santa Fe Railroad right of way from the total cost of the Project. CITY shall deduct from the estimate of costs for work within said right of way, a sum equal to 25% of said costs up to, but not to exceed, an amount of $60,000.00. The balance remaining 3. 0 e \, shall constitute the cash to be deposited by OCCIDENTAL. 7. At the same time the deposit by OCCIDENTAL is made, OCCIDENTAL shall be responsible for delivering to CITY all documents necessary to grant to CITY all right of way and slope easements necessary for the Project with the exception of documents to be obtained from the Santa Fe Railroad Company. 8. Upon receipt by CITY of said deposit by OCCIDENTAL and said documents, CITY shall proceed to advertise for bids for the Project. 9. CITY shall let a contract in its name for the construction of the Project in accordance with the plans and specifications prepared and approved pursuant to Paragraph 3 above, within a reasonable time after the State Grade Separation Funds have been allocated for this Project. Construction contracts for the construction of the Project shall be awarded to a contractor or contractors licensed under the laws of the State of California and such construction contracts shall be awarded by CITY on the basis of competitive bidding, following the procedure required by the applicable laws of the State of California and the Carlsbad Municipal Code relating to the awarding of contracts of a similar nature by the CITY. 10. The CITY may order changes in the work and approve change orders therefor during construction of the Project without the consent of OCCIDENTAL. The costs of such changes shall become part of the overall project costs. CITY shall notify OCCIDENTAL of all change orders prior to approving same. 11. Subsequent to the award by CITY of the contract or contracts for the Project, CITY may draw on the deposit by OCCIDENTAL as necessary to fund said contract. In the event project costs exceed OCCIDENTAL'S deposit, 4. 0 e - . r. r, CITY shall advance the necessary amounts subject to final accounting, credit, payment and reimbursement upon completion of the Project as hereinafter provided. 12. CITY shall require that the contractor or contractors provide faithful performance bonds and labor and material bonds in favor of the CITY in an amount of not less than 100% of the contract price for faithful performance and 50% of the contract price for labor and material, with sureties and bond forms satisfactory to the CITY. 13. Upon the final completion of the Project, the CITY shall prepare an accounting of the total cost of the Project. Said accounting shall be forwarded to OCCIDENTAL within sixty (60) days of final completion, and shall include, but not be limited, to the following i tems : a) amounts paid to the contractor or contractors ; b) cost of any materials directly paid for; relocation or suspension of any utility lines; c) d) engineering fees and services; e) construction staking and construction inspection; and f) any direct expenses incurred by CITY in connection with the Project. CITY shall also account for the balance, if any, of the deposit by OCCIDENTAL, any advances made by CITY, the amount of Grade Separation Funds received for the Project, and the amount of said funds attributed to that portion of the Project located within the railroad right of way. 5. .I e 0 - . . 7,- - .; Said accounting shall also include a statement by CITY of the total amount of the CITY contribution to the costs of the Project and the reimbursement to OCCIDENTAL to be made as hereinafter provided. 14. OCCIDENTAL shall be responsible for the total cost of the Project with the exception of the CITY's share. The CITY's share shall be determined as follows: a. CITY shall determine the cost of that portion of the Project located within the Santa Fe Railroad right of way. b. The CITY shall determine the amount of State Grade Separation Funds which have been received which are allocable to the cost computed pursuant to (a) above. c. The CITY's share shall be one-half of the amount resulting after subtracting (b) from (a) above in an amount up to, but not to exceed, $60,000.00. 15. The CITY's share shall be paid to OCCIDENTAL as follows: a. The amount of the CITY's share determine( pursuant to Paragraph 14 hereof shall be reduced by any advance made by CITY pursuant to Paragraph 11 hereof. b. If any balance of the CITY's share remains, said amount shall be paid forthwith by CITY to OCCIDENTAL. c. If the said advances exceed said share, the amount of such excess shall be carried over to the computations in Paragraph 16 hereof. 16. OCCIDENTAL shall be reimbursed by CITY for a porticn of the costs of the Project as follows: a. The total amount of State Grade Separation Funds received by CITY for the Project shall be determined. 6. 0 v 4 ’\ . ‘t I b. Said amount shall be reduced by the amount, if any, of the excess carried forward pursuant to Paragraph 15(c) hereof and CITY shall retain said reduction c. The balance of all the State Grade Separation Funds received by CITY for the Project shall be paid forthwith to OCCIDENTAL by CITY. 17. If CITY has not been successful in securing tp.,an allocation of State Grade Separation Funds for the b jr Project by March 30, 1975, OCCIDENTAL agrees to immediately / commence construction of a two lane, grade separated L. crossing of the Santa Fe Railroad right of way for Poinsettia Lane at the sole expense of OCCIDENTAL according to the plans and specifications therefor approved by CITY. In conjunction with said construction, OCCIDENTAL shall also construct all necessary approaches to accommodate a four lane crossing at said site. Said constructions shall satisfy all liability of OCCIDENTAL and its cooperating developers in regard to the Poinsettia Lane Grade Separation. .4 18. Effective upon release by CITY of security posted by H. B. Development to secure their performance under the Original Agreement, OCCIDENTAL agrees to furnish a $40, 000. 00 faithful performance bond to CITY in a form acceptable to the City Attorney. 4 CITY OF CARLSBAD APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY this ,/&%- day of August, City Attorney By : j,.~,~.7, /- p / 7. J* /& ~~a Secret 7. n @ q - -I b’ *. *4 STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO ) a Notary Public, State of California, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared DAVID M. DUNNE, known to me to be the Mayor and MARGARET E. ADAMS, known to me to be the Clerk of the Council, respectively, of the CITY OF CARLSBAD, a municipal corporation that executed the within instrument, and known to me to be the persons who executed the within instrument on behalf of said municipal corporation therein named, and acknowledged to me that such municipal corporation executed the within instrument pursuant to a resolution of the Council of said City of Carlsbad. my name and affixed my official seal on the day and year in this certificate first above written. ) ss. On this /+Z? day of August, 1973, before me IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto subscribed OFFICIAL SEAL NOTARY PUBLIC - CALlfOkNIA COUNTY OF @MY State, personal ly appeared of the corporation and known to me to be the persons who executed the within instrument on behalf of the corporation therein named, and acknowledged to me that such corporation executed the within instrument pursuant to its by-laws or a resolution of its board of directors. my name and affixed my official seal on the day and year in this certifi IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto subscribed ~IItlltlllll~llllllt~~ 8. r- '5- i$ 3 \+ << h$ 1 d "? & * q?$ '<**'Z& bh v d q %. __ - =a 0) 0 f. >- re- December 8, 1969 CONFEREXCE RZPORT TO : H. 3. Development Company File FR@X : Hunter T. Cook SUBJECT: Grade Separation on Poinsettia Lane Dece?nber 3, 1969 - City Hall CONFEREES: Sam Salkin - Saxkin Engineering Art Pilant - E. B. Development Company Russell. Grosse - H, €3. Development Company Bob Johnston - Planning Department Hunter Cook - Engineering Department The desirability of a grade crossing for Poinsettia Lane across the A,T. & S.F. tracks was discussed. The City feels that ultimately a grade separation will be required, Ii, 3. Development Company would be required to participate in the construction of a grade separation even if approval for an at-grade crossing could be obtained, It was decided that con- struction of a grade separation would be in the best interest of all concerned, It was agreed that the City and 3, B. Development Company would share 50-50 in the construction cost of both the initial brizge (two lanes) and the final bridge (also two Lanes). Construction of the first bridge will be handled by H, B, Development Company at the time Poinsettia Lane is constructed \vest of Avenida Encinas, The second bridge wilL be constructed \ e- - >- L 0' 0 -2- J by a City contract at such time as trafiic conditions warrant. ~t was tentatively agreed that the City would repay 3.8, Development Company for the City's portion of the construction costs for the first bridge within six months after H,B, Development Company submits its final bill., The City Attorney will confer with P!r. Grosse to determine the method of handling payment for the second bridge, All design costs for the grade separation will be borne by €3. 3. Development Company. HXJ"TER T. COOK City Engineer HTC :b'kb cc: Conferees city Manager City Attorney 0' e. CONFEZE3CZ REPORT TO : 3.. B. Development File FROP'I : City Engineer PURPOSE: To discuss railroad crossing and general development requirements, CONFZREES: Earl Nichols-A.T. & S.F. Railroad John P- Ukleja-Public Utilities Cornmission Sam Salkin-Salkin Engineering Jose Cruz-Salkin Engineering Russell Grosse-€3- B, Development Co. Art Pilant-H. 3, Development Go, DATE: November 14, 1969 LOCATION: Carlsbad City Ea11 I. Poinsettia Lane crossinq at A.T. & S.F. 'cracks, Messrs. Ukleja and Nichols indicated there would be strong objection to a grade crossing, however, Mr. Ukleja indicated there would be no probable objection to a grade separation, Mr. Ukleja advised that the Public Utilities Commission wil participate in funding grade separation construction if the con- struction is in connection with the conversion of an existing grade crossing. They do not assist in funding original grade separations. They would probably not, in this case, assist in funding a grade separation at a later date if a temporary grade crossing were constructed. The Public Utilities Commission will assist in widening grade separations. Presumably, if a grade separation were con- structed for two lanes, the Public Utilities Commission would assist in widening to four lanes at a later date. There is no evidence of any request for any type of crossing before either the Railroad or the Public Utilities Commission at the present time. Mr. Ukleja ?resented a letter from the County of San Diego dated April 26, 1967, which stated the County could see no need for a crossing at that time. Any grade separation structure would reqL' lire 23'8" clearance above the rail and a 35'0" minimum clear width. 0 0 -2- Er- Ukleja provided the City with a copy of "Exerpts from 3ules of Procedure of tne Public Utilities Commission pertainiEg to Filing of Applications to Construct, Alter, or Abolish .;?ailroad Crossings". An application (original plus 12 copies -xith 13 prints) is required by the Public Utilities Commission. 2, Public Utilities and street easement within railroad riqht of way Setween Poinsettia Lane and the Encina ~ater Pollution Control Facility, Mr. Nichols advised that there would probably be no problem in obtaining an easement for utility purposes ispecifically a primary trunk sewer) from the Railroad. The installation would be authorized by license after review in the local office. Any easement for street purposes would require authorization from the Railroad's Chicago office. There should be no problem obtaining authorization for the installation of drainage culvert Drainage ditches are not encouraged, Four copies of proposed construction within the Railroad right of way should be submitted to Mr. Fry in the Los Angeles office. Messrs. Ukleja and Nichols degarted. 3. Conditions of approval for development. A draft of the City Engineer's recommendations was dis- tributed. The requirement for a subdivision map covering all or a portion of the property as a condition for initial development was discussed, Since the developer does not plan to divide the property for sale, lease, or financing, the need for a subdivisi zap was questianed, It was agreed that a Record of Survey Map showing tXe-monurnentaLion established in defining the streets an the resulting parcels would be filed and that the requirement €0 a subdivision map would be deferred until such time as the prope comes under the requirements of the Subdivision Map Act. The timing of the construction of Poinsettia Lane between 3venida Encinas aznd Zarlsbad Soulevard was discussed at some ienqth, The City Zsgineer pointed out that the construction '~,~jo~ldl be dependent upon the requirements established by the Poli and Fire Departinents for emergency access. If there is no emergency requirement, construction could be deferred until such tize as traffic conditions warrant the street. (Fire and Police su3sequently insicated no immediate zeqxirement for this section of roadway exists.) 4 e' -3- e NO decision was made regarding the res,mnsibility for con- structing the grade crossing or grade separation across the railroad tracks, Neither the developer nor the City staff felt that an absolutely responsillle method for splitting the costs was apparent. The staff will collsider the matter further prior to submitting the recommended conditions to the Council. It was agreed that street improvements would be required throughout the development at the time the adjacent properties are developed, Additional conditions agreed upon are: 1, 2. That vehicular access rights to Poinsettia Lane be That all improvements be constructed as required by Subdivision Ordinance and. the City Engineer. dedicated to the City except at street intersections and at driveways shown on Specific Plans A-1 and A-2 (ingress to property only). engineer showing estimated ultimate traffic .volumes on streets within the annexed area be submitted to the City, That sewer service be provided by the City of Carlsbad and that all trunk lines be constructed to ultimate size, City to reimbruse oversize costs subject to standard reimbursement agreement. Water service shall be provided by Carlsbad Municipal Water District, only and that details of all work in the public right of way including but not limited to driveway locations shall be subject to the approval of the City Engineer, 7. The developer will be required to fund for one leg of a traffic signal at Poinsettia Lane and Carlsbad Boulevard m 8. Private streets will require special consideration if and when they are proposed, 9, A wide median along Avenida Encinas should be considered This may be affected by possibly reducing parkway widths 10. Sidewalks will be required along the commercial side of Avenida Encinas. 11. The alignment of Poinsettia Lane must match the existing bridge and allow for construction of a second two-lane bridge at a later date. (It is expected construction of this bridge will be handled and of Highways - 1 3, That a report prepared by a consElting traffic 4. 5. 6, That the specific plans be approved as to concept ed by the Divisio HTC:bkb FiTER T* COOK City Engineer W w y-. '\ c-, L7ul4 AB/? 1 t L2 "7 j- puQ Q(, ou L$.PJ f r)t\ApJ ?I(- VAQ IC E )9 I$/ )v ? G F Jj b- D <LJ i ,\VU& INa;a t-vl4H hV "c ,3-7 / 3. .I- hc?, FC& UnEf p'e4 PJ % Y 2 ~ c&)r-fota1113/w CQ f2 RAG y.1c I\. .. 57 \)& h 64'6P (i-o--fy Y)\C+L&C 3c j- Tb(j-((gJ ep I";lC 1uQD 7-- cIi4fi C'P / ?'.c k \hJ k/\L\ 1 SF k' A- DBJ. % q+c-p &? 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DE:JELOp\iENT , hereinafter referred to 2s D WE LOPE R e_ + RECITALS : This Agreement is mzde with reference tu thz fol.l.owi.ng 3.- DEVELOPER intends to annex to City certain real ppo and thereupon to develop said propzrty accarding to plans an fications 013 file xith CITY. - . 2, Part of szid plans and specificztions involve the I: of grade separated railway crossings 2s sho~m thereon, 3, The Parties hereto agree thz? CITY sh-~oufd pay a 1701 the- costs of said crossings because the constmction therm: qr?ired by CITY will be of benefi-t beyond the finits of DEW3 property. d. Parties hereto wish hereby ta provide for iz ciivisi~: CO~ZF, involved in said construction. COVENANTS : NO:J, Zhere2fore9 it is mrrtcally agre:ed be-L.i<een the ?art to as follows: . 1. r -7 z _Il-.pI r3iI.ro2-d rig21 cf !<~ELV i~- his first ~h~se - - 02 - 7- F.%nt of its .;nroz;erc.y, zccording to The pla~s and se~c~~~~zc Ciiere-ore ap?ro~e;7 by CITY- ,--- 1 -- EXHIBIT "A" 0 0 .. 1 i. CITY si?zil p:~ ~3 DI=VZ:iCPE2 'C;~,OP.. ?~s~,nd TiTe:iJfaT,p, 01: ,- -. 7- __.- P4 ; - F & (r/z) oz sal2 c3sts of ccnstr2ccian, errz2.r z?L13t (3) y-ez -'13.?! the date of 2nnexation of DEVZLC?EX'S pcr3oety to CITY', c c E~GZ the final csnplesio~ and acceptance or said cunstrucr~o~, bUL3 Ister. 3 -77 4 ,L, I- L'- ,i,e'L-eT OC""-- 3.. The second ?>is l~~e, grade SZ~Z~Z~Z~ crossing ox c7 tA?&~ rzF13iay right of way shall be constructed by CIR a? such tine as he CITY deternines that the traffic flora justifies it, CITY shall construct sald second ti.io la?-z, graze sepzraied crossicg according to plans and specificztions therefore apprc by CITY am3 DEVELOPER shall. construct necessary road~zys to cc . the said second CTQSS~~~ to the then existing roadway system h DEVELOPER'S property upon written demand by CITY therefare, ac ing to plans and specifications approved by CITY: 4, On coinplktion of construction of said second crossing DEVXLOPER shall pay to CITY upon written denand therefore, OIX half flf2) or' the CITYpS costs of the canstruction of said sec cros sing . 5. ----- DEVELOPER-w-i.11 -- provide -__I- thed1ms - -- _-. - and - . __ - sggcifica_t_iions s ___I__ able €UP --- both --- crassinas __I___ 0 --_ and CITY will use said pLzns and spec2 fications for construction of the second crossing, Said plan~ 2nd specifications will be szrbjzct - to -the approval of CITY, tt railroad, and any and all appropriate govemen"ta1 agencies - cost of said plans and specifications for both crossings shall included as part 05 the costs for the first crossing. 1 I I 5. In order to provide CITY with security thar DEVELOPE: perfon its obligations hereunder, DEVELOPE3 shall nake and ck to CTIY a proxissory note ii? thz amount of $4fi,GOO,9O as show ~,_uhibft Al_$ttached hereto 2nd by thls refererLce insorporeted secured by- 2 First Trust Deed on 3 certzin property- located ir C3unty of'orang~., State of Calizorn?z, paT'C?CLzlzrly described on E:&iSit B, attached hereto 2x5 by this TefErencz incarporat I I( ~ I _. / ' '> F -?- .* 0 0 7. CITY will. make every reasonable effort to obtain thir p-?rty Tarticipation in sharing the cost of constrcction of sai secund crossing i-ilcluding hut noT linited to the Public Utilit Conmiss ion, subdividers, improvexnt districts, and all other parties >iho night legally be required to par:icipate in sharin .;he cost of construction. 5. CITY will upon wrlt-cen demand to CITY fron DEVELOPER payment 'of said promissory note reconvey said trust deed to DEVELOPER. Said funds to be placed in a holding account with interest accruing to DEVELOPER until such time as-the construe . of the second crossing is completed when said sums will be dis bursed to CITY in sufficient amount to cover DEVELOPER'S share the CITY'S cost as described above, and the balance if any to ' returned to DEVELOPER. 9. Upon completion of the second crossing, if said promi note has not been paid as described in paragraph eight (8) abo or payment by DEVELOPER has not been made as described in para four (4) above, CITY may demand payment of said promissory not the amount of which is estimated to be DEVELOPER'S share of t'n costs of construction of said second crossing, If DEVELOPER f to pay said note upon demand, CITY may proceed to-exercise its remedies under said trust deed. -. CITY OF CARLSBAD H. -3. DEVELOPYENT ///LQr 7 -, L2- 37: .,k@/// &m4 #(%{ (,&4?4 . 0'- ' ART PILANT By: GENERAL XtNAGER 'A' I '1' L 1; -3- a (I) I. i DO SOT ~>;3~:i 111s >C)TE: \\/hen paitl. t13i9 note, hilit d %C Tru.-t +rurimZ ,ante, mu?^ be >c\ - .Jertrf to Trustee Lor cLncetlatxon beiore s-eccl., . Anc-e *ill be n~~le. ~ - r... i , ,. 1 S@TE SECiBED BY DEED 01.’ TXUST ( SrmtGiiy AOTE) i i i - 40 000.00 > ___. - __ 3 ._________. __ ..ss....p. d-r... -~~--~ 2~~_-~.~.~.~nl.rzrL...da~.~.~ .... 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Principal and interest payable in lawlul monq of the United States. If ac be instituted on this note, the undersigned promi-to pay such sum as the Court may tdjudge as attorney’s fees. This is secured by a DEED OF TRUST to SECURITY TITLE INSURANCE CO?dPr\NY, a corponGoa /-? H. B.,hWELO ).ZEN //p -__-_- __- .--- -- -.__-.I__-_---- By ///Z; .... 1L.L - ___ i ART PILAYT J Generhl Managel I ---- t -___I___.- ____---- ______ ___ -__--- -.--- 1 --- -_ --- ---- THIS FORM FURSISHED BY SECURITY TITLE ~SURANCE CO%W.*YY L-77-M {GS) (3ev. 5-62) t 3 .. .: - d .? .J i .1" .-~ c .-, d _-. ... 2 -1 i i 0-- ah i I .* .* LY XF~CIAL ZEcews 3~ CF?ASGE CzIU,ySY, CXLiF. - i i' i AN3 WHEN RECORDS5 MAIL TO ', i 5 5 C;i :;\/ (11 f CarlsSad :;.*E c'; + b /IO Grazd Avenue .i ! , C' 7 -I <. ' I dLL ad, California .- 7 5 3-53 Order KO. E SciOW NO. ILS.,? JiJL 6 'iqc i i r-- j Stt;zrt i$ilson 3-f .... j. ;V'{i_iE eAi?L'fl_& Cz~ntg ;iacor&r :i _- -, + ii 4 ,J. ,-;I A-iromey -- ( ii -I i SPACE ABOYZ THIS LtNE FOR RECOFtDER'S 1, r 1 a&J 3f3J a. MY4 &&dgt anb Qsaignmenl: 7. :iJ4 3Je .p 23gztg 33 WzsrEm TITLE FORM NO. 239 a$is zceb of zra$t9 Made this 6th .&y OT^ July herein cdkd T aetbZzn whose addiess is 250 ~ilshire A~venue, Suite 105, Anaheim, L'aLir'ornia 92801 WESTERN TITLE IWSURANCE COMPANY, a corporation, herein called 'Trustee, and the CITY OF CI HALER, INC 7 a corporation , herein cdkd BENE3 aitm%$l: That Trustor irrevocably GRANTS, TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNS TO TRUSTEE IN TRU5 POWER OF SALE, :hat real property in the County of Orange Lots 53 and 54 of Tract No, 3234, in the ctty of BEena Pagk, couity c Orange, state of'california, as per map recorded in book 97, pagzs 4; 49 inclusive of Miscellaneous Maps, in the office 02 the county r.ec0-o said county. EXCEPT all oil, gas and other hydrocarbon substances Lying beneath sz land, 2s reserved by Marshall S, Emry, also known. as Charles G. Emeq and i)e:ggy Emery Engl, also known as Margaret Enery Eng'l, in.deed recc July 10, 1956, in book 3572, page 173 of Official Records, which dew provides as follows: "together with the,rigfit to enter said lands ai time, OK from time to time, at a depth below 500 feet from the surfac -thereof, for the purp~se o€.extraceing, producing and marketing such-o: gas an4 h-. .other 1 . , hydrocarbon subatances e a nuaicipal corporation ,- city of Buena Park , State .of Califarnia, described as: ... .. ... 11 ' I ,-. : !.! f ,.yit 1 *. I H''EBy'kE!?%- 'THAT If !??PRESSED WIT3 THE SEAL OF ORANGE COUNTY RECoRDER* Tii6lS A TRUE CO?Y.CF TiiE DGCUXEST FILED OR RECORDED ', 1 :. ' I IN TH)s @?Fk UNDEff DOCU?,IENT NI). 3926 :.I ,: F;s J. 'C'PfL1E CARLYLE, County. Recorder ' '9 DATZ . ORANGE COI;iXTY, STfiTE OF CALlFORNlA , 1 ', '!'f' 1 .' J-i, ; 6, 2.q;'' .' $1.25 ~,",)',,,,:,,~l~:,,, . ' ' T'OG!&JiE,R WITH :he rents, issues and profits thereof, SUBJECT, HOWEVER, to the ~&t, power and aurhority given to and COI Beneficiav,by Paragraph 5 of Part B-of the provisions incorporated herein by refercnce to coilect'and apply such rents, issues and pr purpose of securing-payment of the indebtedness evidenced by a promissory note, of even date herewith, executed by Trustor ir s 4o 3 ooo*oo ' . any additional sums and interest thereon hereafter loaned byxeneficiary toihe then record owner 6f.5 which loans are evidenced by a-promissory note.or notes containing a recitation that this Deed of Trust secures tkr payment there0 charge made by Beneficiary for a statement regarding the obli,oations secured hereby requested by or for Trustor, md the perform agreement herein contained. The provisions of Part A and the provisions 'uf Part 3 of the Deed OF Trust recorded in the o6ce of tht >.. corder OF each of the following counties in the State of California on the date nnd in the Book and at the Page dcsi,ona!ed niter the I -- County. which provisions are identical in each Deed of Trust. shall be and.they are hereby incorporatrd hereir: and mzdr an integra '. for aWptirposes as though je: forth herein at length. .- - Book Kern .... , ........... .October I, 1965 3880 I16 Santa Barban ......... .October 7,1065 2I23 Los Angeles .......... .September 1, 1960 TI443 40 San Bernardino ........ .March 38, I960 5094 Orange ............... S-ptember 1, I960 5401 305 Riverside . , .......... ..March 28, 1960 2663 597 San Luis Obispo ....... .Octobrr 1, 1965 1369 .... .October 1, 1955 E872 \ Coirnty Date Book Page co 1 t R ty .. Dare San Diego ... October I. 1965 Series 6 Eook 1965, P3 Trustor requests that 3 ropy of any Notice of Default and a copy of any N -..: - _- ~ - 1: (sa I STATE OF CALIFORh'IA ................... I""' ore me, ........................................ : .... __.__. ' the undersigned Ar'hrar 3. ?~~-~-~~t a Nornrg P!tb!ic, in and for said State, personally a?pecre~i ................................................ ............................... ................................................ known to m* *--. , ---w.