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DEPARTMFNT:__En2ineering
C. Atty
SUBJECT:REQUEST FOR ALLOCATION OF SEWER CAPACITY FROM THE
COUNCIL RESERVE - SUNSET PACIFIC
STATEMENT OF THE MATTER
The Council has 241.27 EDUs remaining in reserve from the 300
permits they originally set aside. SUNSET PACIFIC has requested
48 EDUs from this reserve. The Council has indicated that the EDUs
held in reserve are to be utilized to benefit the community.
EXHIBITS
Request from SUNSET PACIFIC
Memo to City Manager from City Engineer
RECOMMENDATION
If the Council wishes to grant this request, their action is to
direct the City Attorney to prepare documents allocating 48 EDUs
to SUNSET PACIFIC.
Council Action:
2-5-80 . Council continued the matter to the next regular meeting.
Sunset Pacific
A Development Company
January 23, 1980- iff j^ (f ^ 1>-T 1 \/ ¥T.6 v -L..V M / 1: J fl_ \ S-js
Honorable Ronald C. Packard, Mayor I^/H
.fl.J. Skotnickif Vice Mayor
"Bud" Lewis, City Councilman ,.-, • ;,..• •
Girard "Lefty" Anearf City Councilman . " ' ' "' "'"
Mary Casler, Councilwoman *-'",,--!--' >'•» u«-<"••'' •-•"-"•
Dear Councilperson:
As the owners of Tract 76-15, known as Palisades Point, we are
formally requesting that at the Regularly Scheduled Council Meeting on
February 5, 1980, we be considered for allocation of a portion of the
City's remaining sewer capacity. We did not apply for any of the
available capacity under the first two allocations systems because of
the maximum amount of units allowed to any single project. Palisades
Point is a 134 unit PUD. All of the grading and subdivision improvement
are required to be completed with the first phase of construction, thereby
making it virtually impossible for us to develop without a schedule for
completion of all construction. Accordingly, we are requesting that the
Council find that sewer service is now available to Tract 76-15 in order
that we may Final our tentative map and proceed with the development of
our first unit of 48 patio homes. We are further requesting assurances
that the remaining 86 homes would be allowed to be started when additional
capacity becomes available.
In order to assist you in your evaluation of our request, listed
below is an approximate developmental schedule for the purpose of showing
just when our development would have an impact on sewer capacity:
Final Map review- S Plan Check 4 months from Approval
Grading & Subdivision Improvements,complete 9 " " "
Completion of First 48 Homes 14 " " "
Completion of the next 59 Homes 18 " " "
Completion of the final 27 Homes 24 " " "
As you are aware, Palisades Point is in the Lake Calavera Hills
drainage basin and is designed into their satelite system. Should the
Council approve our request for sewer allocation it would appear from the
schedule above and the apparent progress of the Lake Calavera Hills Satelite
Plant that by the time our first houses are completed they could be sewered
through the Calavera Plant and not have any impact on the City's remaining
capacity from Encina. Furthermore, it is our understanding that the re-
rating of the Encina Plant prior to the completion of our first unit of
homes, is very likely.
The/
1973 La Costa Avenue / Carlsbad California 92008 / (714) 436-7266
January 23, 1980
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The construction of Tamarack between El Camino Real and
Skyline Drive has been held up for three years.. Your approval of our
request will allow us to complete this street and eliminate the dangers
that now exist to public and private property,
We hope you will approve this request for sewer allocation for
our first 48 houses and at the same time assure us that when additional
capacity becomes available either from the re-rating of the Encina Plant
or as a result of the completion of the Lake Calavera Hills Satelite
Plant that we will be allocated the balance of our necessary sewer
capacity to complete this project.
Sincerely f
Michaelc. Roston
SUNSET PACIFIC
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MEMORANDUM
TO: City Manager
FROM: City Engineer
DATE: January 25, 1980
SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR ALLOCATION OF SEWER CAPACITY
FROM THE COUNCIL RESERVE
By memorandum of August 28, 1979, the Sewer Committee recommended
to the City Council that 1000 EDUs of the 1300 EDUs available be
allocated and the remaining 300 EDUs be held in reserve. The
Council adopted a process for allocating 1000 EDUs on September 18,
1979.
On November 20, 1979, Oak Communications requested and was granted
55 EDUs from the Council reserve. On January 2, 1980, the Council
approved the allocation of 3.73 EDUs to the Aguaculture Farm on the
Agua Hedionda Lagoon.
The Council has received a request for sewer allocation from the
remaining reserve from SUNSET PACIFIC. Sunset Pacific did not apply
for a sewer allocation in the Phase II Allocation System because of
the limitation on the number of permits which could be applied for.
The developer is requesting 48 EDUs for the first phase of a 134 unit
PUD. A tentative tract map has been approved for this development.
Tract 76-15 is within the Lake Calavera Hills Reclamation Plant
drainage basin and could eventually be served by that facility.
Should the developer's request be approved, Tamarack Avenue would be
extended to El Camino Real.
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