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Agenda 3ill no. 2139 Supplement No, 2
Referred To:
Subject:.:
School Policy
Statement of the Ua.t-ter
Data: October 16, 1973
Submitted By: v~a
City Manager
The Council at its meeting of October 2, 1973 received
a presentation from Superintendent Harmon on behalf or
the Carlsbad Unified School District requesting that the
City or Carlsbad adopt a school policy which would require
builders to pay a fee to the District for each new home.
The matter was referred to this office and to the City Attorney
to put in final form and for staff comments. The draft of
the polic~ suggested by the District as prepared by the
attorney is ~ttached. A memorandum from the attorney with
another version ~fa policy is also attached.
Exhibit
l, Draft Council Policy No.~/.J.1~-
2, Memorandum from City Attorney to City Managex:-daced
October 11, 1973,
Staff Recommenda t.ions to the City NanagP.r
Policy matter.
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AD No. 2)31 Supplemant No, 2 .. Data: October 16, 1973
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City Manager's Recommendation
. Concur 'with the City Attorn~y•s report and :feel that we should par~llel
the ,Chula Vista· han~li~g of the matter·.
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Counc:i.i. • Action
l 0-16-73, It was agreed tha.t .the City Ccuncil approve the Chula Vista
Policy approar.h to school problems, and the City Attorney
was directed to prepare a policy ~Recifically noting school
services, and the policy referred to the schqol district for
review and comment. Staff ~as directed to implement General
Plan amendment.
10-18-·73 Policy #17,.School Policy, was adopted·.
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COUNCIL ?OLI~Y STATEMENT Date Issued 1011,;n.1
General Subject: Adequacy of PUBLIC SERVICES Effect.he Datel0/16/73
in Connection with Develop-
Specific Subject: ment Proposals Cantellation Date
Copies to:
BACKGROUND:
Suoersedes llo.
City Council, City Manager, City Attorney, Department and
Division Heads, Employee Bulletin Boards, Press, File
In considering zoning, rezoning, development or redevelopment pro-
posals for areas within the City, the City Council ha~, in order to
insure the public health, safety and welfare, evaluated reports from
City Departments, School Districts, Water Districts and other agencies
regarding the adequacy of public servi~es r.equired to serve the develop-
ment~ expected to occur ~ithin such areas. In many cases, however, the
required public services have not in fact been installed by the time the
development shows a need. The result has been that residents in the
newly developed areas have been inadequately served with access, parks,
schools, libraries 1 fire protection and other public services.
PURPOSE:
To establish a policy to insure that all necessary public services
will be available concurrently with need.
POLICY:
Before giving app1·oval tc zoni.ng, rezoning, development or redevel-
opment proposals, the public health and safety and the genera1 w~1fare
of the community and all its citizens require that provisions be made
by the proponent of the zoning, rezoning, development or redevelopment
in conjunction with appropriate governmental agencies to insure:
1. That the zoning, rezoning, developmenf or redevelopme~t be
consistent with a master development pian for the general area
which has been reviewed by the Planning Commission and adopted
by the City Council.
2. That the development plan iacludes an implementation section
which sets forth in detail measures which will be ta~en to insure
that all nec~ssary public servic~s are provided concurrent with
need in the development.
3. That the proponent of the zoning, rezoning, development or
redevelopment present evidence satisfactory to the City C~uncil
that all the required public services, including schools, will in
fact be provided concurrent with the need.