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CITY OF CARLSBAD
AGENDA BILL NO. 5586 - Supplement #£ ' P11*1*!: (2Dept. Ha. Jk^
DATE: March 20, 1979
DEPARTMENT: Public Works
SuBiect:SEWER ALLOCATLON/LINCOLN-MERGURY AND CHRYSLER CORPORATION
Statement of the Matter
The City Council, on October 3, 1978, approved Resolution No. 5543 allocating
sewer capacity to a Lincoln-Mercury dealership and to a Chrysler dealership.
Paragraph 2(b) of the resolution set forth times by which all permits, includ-
ing building permits, must be obtained or the allocation would be revoked.
The time limits have been met by Lincoln-Mercury and construction is underway.
Chrysler indicates that they have received Coastal Commission permits and
have received Planning Commission approval of their site plans. They are
experiencing some internal problems including a change of project architects.
Things appear to have been straightened out, but an extension of the compli-
ance date is needed. They ask that tlie date'be changed from April 3, 1979 to
July 15, 1979.
Exhibit
Letter to City Manager dated March 7, 1979
Resolution No.£~'7A\ extending the date of compliance for obtaining building
permits from April 3, 1979 to July 15, 1979
Recommendation
If City Council concurs, adopt Resolution No. S~7^.\ extending compliance
date to July 15, 1979.
Council Action:
3-20-79 Council adopted Resolution 5721, extending the compliance date
for obtaining a building permit for a proposed Chrysl er-Plym.outh
dealership pursuant to the Third Revision to the First Phase
Sewer Allocation System.
RAYMOND F. FEIST
NORMAN L. VETTER
ROBERT C. KNAUF
JOHN I. LOY
RAYMOND F. FEIST, JR.
ALAN H. BURSON
GERRY L. CURTIS
LAW OFFICES
FEIST, VETTER, KNAUF AND LOY
8IO MISSION AVENUE, SUITE 3OO
POST OFFICE BOX 24O
OCEANSIDE, CALIFORNIA 92054
March 7, 1979
AREA CODE
TELEPHONE 72
Mr. Paul D. Bussey
City Manager
City of Carlsbad
1200 Elm Avenue
Carlsbad, California 92008
Dear Mr. Bussey:
Reference:Chrysler sewer allocation, Car Country
Resolution No. 5543
As you know, Lincoln-Mercury has drawn its sewer permit
per terms of the Resolution and construction is well underway
on that dealership.
Chrysler has been delayed slightly by the Coastal Com-
mission application and the lot split map for the portion of
Lot 7 upon which its dealership will be located. As a result,
we are requesting an extension of the date of April 3, 1979,
which is set forth in paragraph 2.(b) of the Resolution for
revocation of the allocation if all permits including the
building permit are not obtained by that date. We have
accomplished two of the three required permits.
1. The Coastal Commission Permit was received yester-
day for both the development and the lot split. It may be of
interest that two members of the Coastal Commission voted to
take the project off the consent calendar with Commissioner
Hedgecock remarking that Car Country should never have been
built in the first place - that it should have stayed agri-
cultural.
2. Planning Commission concept approval of Chrysler's
proposed building and overall development was obtained at the
February 14, 1979 meeting subject to future approval of the
detailed landscape plan.
The building permit cannot be sought until a bid has been
accepted on the contract. Chrysler has had a reorganization
with a new architect taking over for the previous one who is
no longer with Chrysler. The company did not want to go forward
Mr. Paul D. Bussey -2- March 7, 1979
with bids until Coastal Commission approval and the lot
split were final. Lot split is now dependent on the pro-
cessing of the final map through the City Engineer's office
and that process is underway. In addition, Chrysler is
wrestling with the requirements of the Energy Conservation
Act and the Architectural Standards of Car Country to reduce
the high cost of construction caused primarily by having to
build an inner wall behind the required slump block exterior.
The net result is a request for an extension of the April
3, 1979 date to July 15, 1979. Chrysler expects to be under
construction before that date, but the July 15 deadline is a
margin which gives them some flexibility.
I assume this is a matter for Council action as an agenda
item. If there is more information which you desire, please
call.
Again, thank you for your cooperation.
Very truly yours,
FEIST, VETTER,, KNAUF AND LOY
Rober
c.c. W. J. Craib
James A. Asam
1 RESOLUTION NO. 5721
2 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CARLSBAD,
CALIFORNIA, EXTENDING THE COMPLIANCE DATE FOR OBTAINING
3 A BUILDING PERMIT FOR A PROPOSED CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER-
SHIP PURSUANT TO THE THIRD REVISION TO THE FIRST PHASE
4 SEWER ALLOCATION SYSTEM
5 WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Carlsbad, by Resolution No. 5543,
6 allocated 14.6 EDU's to the Chrysler Realty Corporation; and
7 WHEREAS, said allocation was conditioned upon compliance with the permits
8 and fees provision of the Third Revision to the First Phase Sewer Allocation
9 System as adopted by Resolution No. 5542, except that Chrysler Realty Corpora-
10 tion was given until April 3, 1979 to obtain their Coastal Commission approvals
11 and conditional use permits and building permits; and
12 WHEREAS, Chrysler Realty Corporation has requested an extension of time
13 for compliance to said conditions until July 15, 1979;
14 NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED as follows:
15 1. That the above recitations are true and correct.
16 2. That the City Council hereby authorizes an extension of time to the
17 Chrysler Realty Corporation until July 15, 1979 for obtaining their building
18 permit. Failure to file completed application by said date will revoke this
19 sewer allocation.
20 PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the City Council of
21 the City of Carlsbad on the 20thJay of March > 1979, by the follow-
22 vote, to wit:
23 AYES: Councilmen Packard, Skotnicki, Anear, Lewis and
Councilwoman Casler
24 NOES: None
25 ABSENT: None
26 ATTEST:
DONALD C. PACKARD, MAYOR**. _ M Ml ^ S "^fc> A27
28 LETHA L. RAUTENKRANZ, CITY CLERK