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THE ERONT YARD AREA IN RESIDENTIAL ZONES.
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It is reconmended that the City Cbuncil review this report. Should the Council
wish to consider making any difications to the ordinance regulating the
parking of recreational vehicles in the front yard area according to one of the alternatives discussed in the attached memrandum to the City Manager, pur
action muld be to direct staff to set the matter to public hearing.
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ITEM EXPLANATION
Approximately six mnths ago the City Council received a petition fran the Carlsbad RV Owners Association requesting that the newly-enacted ordinance prohibiting recreation vehicles from parking in the front yard in residential zones be mended. At the request of staff, the City Council decided to give the
ordinance some dditional time to be implemented and have staff bring back a
status report which would also address problems associated with enforcing the
ordinance .
The ordinance has now been in affect for approximately one year. During that
time, staff has received complaints involving 28 recreational vehicles parked in the front yard. Presently, two of these cases are still pending mpliance.
Staff has also received complaints involving 23 boats or trailers parked in the
front yard. Four of these are still pending resolution. This is not meant to indicate that these are the only instances in the City where there may be violations of the ordinance. Based upon staff mrkload, mliance with the ordinance is presently being handled on a neighborhood complaint basis.
It is staff's feeling that the ordinance is enforceable. The me major area
where staff is having problem gaining compliance with the ordinance is in those cases where it is physically impossible to park an Rv outside the front yard area without making structural changes to the existing residence or spending
substantial amounts of mney. Should the City Council wish to consider
revisions to the ordinance to address this concern, there are several
alternatives contained in the attached mem to the City Manager dated May 23,
1984.
EXHIBITS
1 . Memorandum to the City Manager dated, May 23, 1984
MAY 23, 1984
TO : FRANK ALESHIRE, CITY MANAGER
FROM: Land Use Planning Manager
VIA: Director of Building and Planning
PARKING OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES IN THE FRONT YARD SETBACK IN
RESIDENTIAL ZONES.
Several months ago the City Council received a petition from the Carlsbad RV Owners Association requesting that the newly-enacted ordinance prohibiting recreation vehicles from parking in the front yard in residential zones be amended. At the request of staff, the City Council decided to give the ordinance some additional time to be implemented and have staff bring back a status report which would also address problems associated with
enforcing the ordinance.
Since the ordinance went into effect one year ago, staff has received complaints involving 28 recreational vehicles parked in the front yard. Presently, two of these cases are still pending compliance. In addition, staff has received complaints involving
23 boats or trailers parked in the front yard with 4 cases still pending resolution. This does not mean that these are the only instances in the City where there may be non-compliance with the ordinance . Since this is being handled on a neighborhood
complaint-basis at this time, there are probably numerous other instances in the City where the parking of a recreational vehicle may not comply with the provisions of the present ordinance.
This is probably one of the primary reasons why the RV Owner's Association is so concerned about the impact of the ordinance on their members.
It is staff's feeling that the ordinance is enforceable. The one major area where staff is having problems gaining compliance with the ordinance is in those cases where it is physically impossible to park an RV outside the front yard area without making structural changes to the existing residence or spending substantial amounts of money. Staff has met on several occasions with representatives of the RV Owner's Association and this also seems to be their major concern.
There are several alternatives which the City Council may wish to consider to address this concern which are as follows:
1. Amend the ordinance to only allow recreational vehicles to be parked in the front yard area when it is impossible to park in the side or rear yard without making substantial physical alterations to the existing residence or the property. A formal admiministrative hearing procedure could be created where the property owner would have the opportunity to present evidence justifying why it is physically impractical to move the recreational vehicle from the front yard.
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A more restrictive alternative but similar to the one listed- above would be to "grandfather" those properties which had recreational vehicles parked in the front yard area when the ordinance went into effect and where it is impossible because of existing physical constraints to move the vehicle to the
side or rear yard. This would essentially give a break to
those residents in the City who owned recreational vehicles when the ordinance was enacted and who have no where else on
the lot to park the vehicle other than the front yard. Under this alternative, all new residents moving into the City with recreational vehicles or those purchasing recreational vehicles after the ordinance went into effect would be prohibited from parking in the front yard area in all cases.
A final alternative would be to exempt the older, built-up area of the City from the ordinance. In the newer, developing areas of the City, the ordinance does not present as much of a problem in gaining compliance because the recreational vehicle parking situation is being handled in one of three additional ways: A) storage areas are being provided as part of individual projects; B) common storage areas are being provided as part of the master plan for larger areas of the city; C) CC&R's for the projects contain provisions prohibiting recreational vehicles. The problem
with this alternative is that it would, for all practical purposes, be similar to throwing-out the ordinance. Since
the newer areas of the City are addressing the parking of recreational vehicles in other additional ways, exempting the older, built-up areas of the City would leave the ordinance
with rather limited applicability.
none of these alternatives are determined to be appropriate, staff will continue to enforce the existing ordinance which may require some owners of recreational vehicles to decide whether they wish to make the necessary physical alterations to their property or rent storage space in an RV storage lot. As was previously indicated by staff, a survey of the availability of vacant space in commercial RV storage lots in the North County area is severly limited at the present time.
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As an R. V. awnex, I wish to strongly support the present ordinance prohibiting parking Rv's in front yards. enforced, does rmve a safety hazard and unsightly vehicles in front The present ordinance, if
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The argument of RV owners about their rights is catpletely countered
by the rights of the mjority of citizens who don't like the clutter of the unsightly vehicles.
"he proposed dfications of the existing ordinance would be totally unfair to new Rv mers and unenforceable. would mletely negate the present ordinance. to this bait.
The rrpdificatians proposed
Please don't concede
Generally speaking the RV rrrmsters that wm't fit a bad yard are awned by affluent people who can easily afford mrcial storage space.
I deliberately chose to purchase a small canper because it fits in
my garage where it belongs.
Philip B. Lukei
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PETITION FOR PP.RKXNG OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES ON RESIDEXT'S PROPERTY
TO: CARLSBAD CITY COUrJCIL AND PLANNING CO.WISSION
We,.residents of Carlsbaci, California, request you modify recent Ordinance
NO. .9668 to restore parkins on resident's propertv of resident's and visitor's recreational vehicles, mctorhomes, campers, boats, trailers and travel trailers.
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2131 EL CAMINO REAL 9 SUITE 201 OCEANSIDE, CA 820544310
(619) 434-4116 (619) 566-8100 (618) 7484444
P.O. BOX 1493 CARLSEAD, CA 92008-9990
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7'11~1 enclosed yacket of information concerns the parking ordinance $9668.
1'rrlosed you will- find:
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Copies of petitions to cMZe the ordinance. A computerized list of the petitions, with addresses E phone numbers. Copy of a draft owtinanw nvresentinp, our rrcmenrled changes to the ordinances. Copy of a letter recomending changes in the ordinance and
areas the present parking, ordinance does not cover.
Copies of 3 letters sent to the city by residents concerning the ordinance.
Copy of an article in Ilotorhome Magazine about XV's and
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Copy of evacuation plan for San Onofre designating Carlsbad
as an evacuation center. Copies of tm articles in the Carlsbad Journal concerning the ordinance. 8.
In addition to the above, the Carlsbad RV Owners Association will be requesting time to spak to the Council concerning the parkhg ordinance
on June 5, 1984. If any of you have any questions concerning t\e enclosed prior to the June
5th meeting, you may call me at my residence - 729-1265 or work - 434-4116.
We will be reconmending changes in the ordinance.
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Carblsbad RV hers Association
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PETITJON FOR PARKING OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES ON RESIDENT'S PROPERTY
TO: CAFUSBAD CXTY COUNCIL AND PLANNING COMMISSION We,-residents of Carlsbad, California, request you modify recent Ordinance
NO. 9668 to restore Parkins on resident's Dropertv of resident's and visitqr's recreational vehicles, motorhomes, campers, boats, trailers and travel trailers
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We, residents of Carlsbad, California, request you modify recent Ordinance
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PETITION FOR PARKING OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES ON RESIDENT'S PROPERTY
RLSBAD CITY C 1L AND PLANN C~ISSZON sidents of Car d, California, .request you modify recent Ordinance
NO. 9668 to restore parkins on resident's Dropertv of resident's and visitgr's recreational vehicles, motorhomes, campers, boats, trailers and travel trailer!
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PETITION FOR PARKING OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES ON RESIDENT'S PROPERTY
TO: We,.residento of Carlsbad, California, request you modify recent Ordinance
No. ,9668 to restore Parkinq on resident's m-opertv of resident's and visitqr's recreational vehicles, motorhomes, campers, boats, trailers and travel trailer!
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It is also requested that you give notice and
publicity on thc hcarinys and issue which is
rr:ar:onahl y cillcul atcd to qivc Carlsbad rcsidcnts and
t-r*(.r(-;,t i rum 1' vehic:34: ,bwnc?rs actual knowlcclgc thereof,
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Respectfully s'ubrnitted,
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L:‘I’ITTON FOR PARKING OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES ON RESIDENT’S PROPERTY
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b$e, reside ts of Carlsbad, California, request you modify Ordinance No. 9668
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de, residents&of Carlsbad, California, request you modifyZOrdinance No. 9668
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he, re%iF&paf Carlsbad, California, request you modify Ordinance No. 966<
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PETITION FOR PARKING OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES ON RESIDENT'S PROPERTY
TO: We,.residents of Carlsbad, California, request you modify recent Ordinance
NO. 9668 to restore Parkins on resident's DroDertv of resident's and visitor's recreational vehicles, nGtorhortes, campers, boats, trailers and travel trailers.
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TO: We,-residents of Carlsbad, California, request you modify recent Ordinance
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TO: CARLSBAD CITY COUNCIL AND PLANNING COIUIMISSION
We,-residents of Carlsbad, California, request you modify
No. 9668 to restore Parkins on resident's Prouertv of residentls and visitor's recreational vehicles, nctorhor;,es, carn;>ers, Scots, trailers travel trailers.
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PETITION FOR PARKING OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES ON RESIDENT'S PROPERTY
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We,.residents of Carlsbad, California, request you modify recent Ordinance
NO. 9668 to restore parkins on resident's ProDertv of resident's and visitor's recreational vehicles, motorhomes, campers, boats, trailers and travel trailers.
PETITION FOR PARKING OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES ON GSIDEf\'T'S PROPERTY
TO: CARLSBAD CITY COUNCIL AND PLANNING COPAISSION
We, .residents of Carlsbad, California, request you modify recent Ordinance
NO. 9668 to restore Parkina on resident's DroDertv of resident's and visitor's recreational vehicles, nctorhones, campers, boats, trailers and travel trailers.
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PETITION FOR PARKING OF RECREATIOXAL VEHICLES ON RESIDENT'S PROPERTY
TO: CARLSBAD CITY COUNCIL AND PLANNING COMMISSION
We, residents 'of Carlsbad, California, request you modify Ordinance No. 9668
to allow parking on resident's property of resident's and visitor's
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TO: CARLSBAD CITY COUNCIL AND PLANNING COMMISSION
We, residents of Carlsbad, California, request you modify Ordinance No. 9668
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PETITION FOR PARKING OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES ON FSIDEKT'S PROPERTY
TO: CARLSBAD CITY COUNCIL AND PLANNING COEAISSION
We,.residents of Carlsbad, California, request you modify recent Ordinance
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We, ,residents of Carlsbad, California, request you modify recent Ordinance
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We,. residents of Carlsbad, California, request you modify recent Ordinance
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TO: We,-residents of Carlsbad, California, request you modify recent Ordinance
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7~~3 NIJELJA cA:;-i- I LLA WS.Y
1701 TCIMCIRACK CIVE.
729-3693
728-2572
438-2355
729-24 I3
729-2759
729-61 12
729-1868
729-3960
727-6444
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MARIANNE CANCELLER1
LJ I RG I N I A CANTU
!3A.. ViSDC!F? CANTU
DAN CANCELLER I
EILEEN CARRI
JOE CASTHO
JEAN TERRY CCSSTANEDA
GAY CHASE
R I CHARD CHADDOCK
GEh'C:E ti. CHEAl3L.E
F R A N t-: CHEF: VE RT A
F-' R A r.1 k:: C HE R VE Nt:: A
RDSELL CHI LDEHS
ANGEL I NE CLAUSON
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CCiHClLYN M. DALFORNO
412 C. L. DAUGHERTY
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1-39
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198
199
146
142
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121
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DOROTHY DERBY
M.C. DONATH
A.C. DONATH
STEWART DOUGLAS
WILLIAM J. DOYLE JR.
CAROLYN PI. DOYLE
JEFF K. DUBEAU
MARIS DUBEAU
HAY A. DUBEAU
JOSE DURAN JR.
JOHN W. EARLE
PATRICICI J. EGGLESTON
RUSSELL D. ERICKSON
EILEEN ERICKSDN
CHARLES ERNST
CHERYL ERNST
WHITTLEY W. EWING
JACK T. FERGUSON
CRAIG L. FINNEY
DARLENE FINCH
HERMAN D. FINCH
DONALD L. FISHER
tENT R FORGEON
'?&L AK I E F:. F ORMFiP!
b i hi'lA FOFil-IAN
JACK L. FORMAN
JCSCK L. FORMAN
JOHN FREITHS
DOROTHY GAISER
PHILIP H. GALLANT
4NN BALLCSNT
HEKBERT- DOWNING
4941 AV1L.A AVE.
952 t:::NOI.(tE:S Ci'vJE
? 52 KPJO W L E S F; V E
4941 AVILA GVE.
519t', SHORE DRIVE
3715 JEFFERSEN ST.
3987 ALDER AVE.
4903 FikHt::: DH.
4804 REFUGI 0 kVE.
331 1 BELLE: Lh'NE
72 1 9 S&N FEN I 'f'C3
7219 S9V.l EENITO
.:*LJ~ HAZEL LillNE
954 HDNE G'v'Em
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7i;493 SEACREST DR.
7r= .-..AjO - EEDFDFID C I HCLE
4850 PARK DR I VE
4150 HARBOR DR.
810 CAMINITO VERDE
3913 JAMES DR.
3913 JAMES DR.
7733 LUCIA CT.
3605'HARDIMG '
1758 CAPE MCSY PL.
1758 CCSFE MAY PL.
3480 CHARTER OAK DR.
3480 CHARTER OAK DR.
3480 CHARTER OCIE DR.
792 CAMELLIA PL.
1570 SUNRISE CIRCLE
3301 BELLE LANE
3302 BELLE LANE
3065 VALLEY
3065 VALLEY
1790 ANDREA AVE.
7237 SANTA BARBARA
1065 CHESTNUT
2542 DAVIS PL.
2642 DAVIS PLACE
911 CAMELLIA PL.
2816 CAZAEERO DR
35 1 f::) CHARTEE ficit..: fiR.
4925 LOMA WAY
3510 CHARTER OAK DR.
3510 CHARTER OAK DR.
3456 JAMES DRIVE
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3340 RIDBECREST IJR.
165 CHINQUAPIN
165 CHINQUCIPIN AVE
7'C'- . L 1364
729-74 16 N
438-1625
729-2553
729-3995
7 29 - 29:. Q
7 -t c, - 7'77 4
72?-0274' TF:
117 LL..
72?-h520
723- 1313- 72 9 -2740
438-4837
72972253
753-5698
729-6750
729-5463
729-5091
729-6088
729- 1263
438-5294
TH
729-3082
729-404b
727-2268
JOHNNY GARGIA
PIT KE GGFi'ClF0t.O
ILA FAYE GEORGE
TROY V. GEORGE
CAROLINE M. GESSNEK
BERN H. GILMORE
ANGIE GOMEZ
RICHARD L. GOODWIN
5 1L.V IF;. GRAHAM
PlAFi'Y E. GREGG
STEVEN GROCHOWSt::: I
RENEE GROCHCJWSK 3:
EL I ZAEETH D. GROVER
ALEiERT En GKOL'ER.
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PIRS WM. HALAEY
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310 PATRICIA AtW HANOLD
115
243
122
1 0 1
204
230
37
14
12
304
11
81
45
44
375
344
43
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47
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365
554
183
1- 4 2
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343
55 1 * 32
248
246
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PATRICIA R. HAHGETT
EDWARD E. HARRISBURG
ROBERT K. HART
HORACE HARVEY
RALPH HATCHEL
DOROTHY J. HATCHER
MARGARET HELTIBRIDLE
JOHN P. HENLEY
JORGEN HOFLUND
LIZ HOLT
CRAIG HOUSEH
FRED HOWE
DON HUFFMAN
J. R. HUMPHREYS
M. S. HUMPHREYS
R. t. HUTCHCRUFT
CECIL HUTCHEROFF
ODELL ISAACS
VERA W. ISAACS
NED JARRARD
EMOGENE JARHARD
RALPH JEFFERY
LOKAINE JEGEN
RALPH JEHGEN
tl I LLICENT D. JOHNSON
RICHCiRD E. JOHNSTON JR.
ETHEL M. JOHNSON
JAMES M. JOHNSON
BLANCHE JOHNSON
JOSEPH H. JOHNSON
DEBORAN R, JONES
ROBERT P. JONES
vatm I E JOHNSON
795 WOCADO LANE
3831 PARK DR.
3831 PARK DR.
4603 DRIFTWOOD CIR.
2430 GARY CIRCLE
2656 STATE ST.
3821 SKYLINE
4927 &VILA WE.
2271 CAMEO ROAD
4315 HIGHLAND
140 ACACIA AVE.
140 ACACIA AVE
712'3 SANTA BARBARA
7123 SANTA BAHBGRA
163 ACACIA AVE
163 ACACIA AVE
1750 ANDREA RVE.
1750 ANDREA AVE.
822 CAMELLI4 PL.
7223 SAN LUIS
7225 SAN LUIS
1360 H I LLV I EW CKT .
8h 1 Ctit-ELL I A F'L
285i) HIGHLGNU DR.
3300 BELLE LANE
7142 SANTA ROSA ST.
7142 SANTCS ROSA ST.
3300 BELLE LANE
1030 MAGNOLIA AVE.
3445 CATALINA DR.
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729~4682
729-3769
729-7336
729-2008
729-6875 MI
729-3101
729-24 10
7 2 9 - 2 60 5
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4 3 4 - 460 2
434-4798
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ti: 1 ET" E t:::ET\INED'I:
LARRY KERN
MADELE IN KERN
MARTIN I>. KlLEY
VERONICA KINLEY
LEON KING
EDWARD H. KING
c' I RG I hi I A K: I NE
JOYCE 1::: I STL.EF:
CHfiFr'L-ES Fc. KLEEE(EF:GER
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JAY KLPF'FENSTEIN
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ENR'r' LAEORD
BELVA LAEORD
PAUL E. LAMPE
BETTY E. LAMPE
SHIRLEY LARSEN
JOCINNE C. LCIRSEN
JANE N. LAVENUTA
SAM LAVENUTA
BRIAN C. LAYTON
ANNA LEEDS
RICHARD E. LEPPI
C.M. LEPPI
ELIZABETH R. LITTON
WILLIRM C. LITTON
JOHN LOCKWODD
PAUL MACEDO
ROBERT MAYNES
LESLIE J. MAYNES
WILLIAM T. MAYNES
WILLIAM T. MCIYNES JR.
GARY W. MC CARTHEY
LEILA G. MC COLMAN
CAROL MC HENRY
ANDREW M. MC INNIS
WiiFiFi'EN MC KAY
RUTH MC KAY
WILLICIM L. MG LECIN V. L. MC MURRAY
JAMES 'MC NALL
DAVID E. MC NABB
LORI MC NABB
NANCY KARF I NSI.:: I
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DUNCAN R. ric COLMAN
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4936
7015
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1250
1250
1250
2560
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PARK DR.
SAN CARLOS
SAPJ Cf3RLOS
MONROE ST.
MAD I SON
TAMARACK AVE.
TAMARACK AVE.
TAMARACK AVE.
TAMARACK AVE.
WILSON ST.
165 ACACIA AVE
165 ACACIC? AVE.
s275
544 1
:44 1
4994
4994
7108
7226
4905
3505
3505
MAZEL LANE
DClNNFI DH.
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VIA MARTA
VIA MCIRTA
SANTA CRUZ
SANTA BARBARA
AVILA WE.
CHARTER OAK DRIVE
CHARTER OAK DRIVE
4 3 4 -- 4 H 5 8
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729-2 180
729-4529
729-6 154
729-3943 CA
4 3 8 - 3 40 9
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729-5151
434-4675'
729-8850 CA
729- 1265
4 J Iri NEL.E;ON
GEORGE OCHOA
DIANE J. OGDEN
MICHAEL J. O'MEASFI
CLAUDIA OSUNA
W. V. PALENSCAR
ELEANOR PALENSCAR
THOMAS Y. PALENSCAR
0. PARKER
JAMES M. E. PARKER
ROSARY PEDERSON
MAL INDA JEAN PEHKETT
LINDA PETERS
SUE PETERSON
HARRY L. PETRIDGE
HELEN PETHIDGE
SHARHON D. FIERCE
D.M. PIERCE
JOHN R. PIERCE
FRED CS. F'OFAHL
R.F. PONTIUS
EDITH R. PORTER
RICHARD I. PORTER
LEO F. PRICE
MURIEL RAINE
JAMES L. RrlINE
PI,, RAT-lIF'E7
i;ARLUS RAI-1OS
L.W. RASH
WILLIS H. RAWLINS
BERNICE M. RAWLINS
MARGARET E. RCSYMOND
EDWARD E. RAYMOND JR.
DONNA REED
7302 SAN BARTOLO
1. i-; 1 b MaGNOL. I4 AVE.
7 c
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,..*.A 1 1 R I DGECREST DR.
.-*a1 1 RIDEECREST DH.
1016 MAGNOLIA
45'11 REFUGIO AVE.
4911 HEFUGIO AVE.
285 HEML.OCK
2 E! 5 HEM 1- D CK
.Q.55r:b 1-9 FDkT&L.fiDA DF;.
455Q LA F'C)KTALGDA DF:.
155 CHESTNUT AVE.
7lc:ib SANTG CRUZ
4ci 1 i:j SL1I;INYH I LL. DK I VE
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3.3.25 ANN DRIVE
3425 ANN DRIVE
6 15 ANCHOR WAY
1308 BASSWOOD AVE.
2055 BASSWOOD AVE.
2435 GARY CIRCLE
3788 HIGHLAND
3788 HIGHLAND DR.
3794 HIGHLAND DRIVE
3215 MAEZEL LANE
4882 PARK DK.
4855 SEVILLA WAY
812 HOME AVE.
635 ANCHOR WAY
1145 CHINQUAPIN AVE
7214 SAN LUCAS
7214 SAN LUCAS
3349 PARK DRIVE
li375 MAGNOLIA AVE
3949 PARK DRIVE
7223 SAN LUCAS
1571 OAK AVE
13 10 HILLVI EW CT.
1510 HILLVIEW CT.
4955 AVILA AVE
4455 AVILA aw.
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724i:j MIMOSA DRIVE
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13Z2 I-14GNC.i. I A A'JE.
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4156 HIGHLAND DR.
7304 SFHV BARTOLO
7304 SCIN BERTOLO
3861 MARGARET WkY
3861 MARGARET WAY
4051 SUNNY HILL DRIVE
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434-1834
725'7 1753
729-4835
434- 155.3
72?-3967
7 29 - 5 (3 26
729-37ai MH
729-8225 MH
729-2730
729-6233
438-4477
729-8459
729-8439
43s-0400
729-3522
729-7735
729-9562 MH
438-3084
729-6970
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AUGUST' E. REILAND
LEOLA C. RICHARDS
SUSIE RICHARDS
MURION RICE
D. W. RICHARDS
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L' I NCE RG,GEF?S
FETT'Y K. KOGEYS
StlCiRRON C. ROLLD
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CHARLES W. RUSSELL
CLEMINTINE SANGER
SHERRY L . SANAI ATAN
MARY SAUNDERS
HARRY SCHUKCH
WALLACE A. SCHKOCK
J. HENRY SCHIPKE
BENJAMIN SCHELSKE
GRETA SCRIENEK
GORDON H. SEARS
E.L. SEKGENT JK.
I.K. SHARMAN
TEKRY SHADER
R. SHARMAN
EKIC A. SHAHMAN
KIM SHERMAN
TOM SHIELDS
KOBEKT I SIDDALL
LOOISE SIKORA
JAMES 5. SIMS MAHILIN J. SIMS
MAUREEN S I MON
FRANK C. SLEMMEH
ldAD 1 hIE t-1 ,. SL.EPlMEK
HkZEL Pi. SMILEY
MILLARD 14. SMILEY
JUDY K. SMITH
BEVERLY SMILEY
RICH4RD SMITH
ROBERT L. SNYDER
R. J. SDPFE
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4943
7312
3264 3324
2828
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2323
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AVILA AVE.
SAN BENITO
HIGHLAND DR.
RIDGECREST DR.
HIGHLAND DK.
SEACKEST DR.
OCEAN ST. #36
DONNA DR.
810 HOME AVE.
3915 PARK DRIVE
4931 LOMA LAGUNA DH.
1720 EIKK rL.
4308 SEABKI GHT
3915 PARK: DKIVE
904 ORCHID WAY
2t370 BASSWOOD
4945 AVILA AVE.
824 CAMINITO DEL MAR
2920 WILSON ST.
2820 WILSON ST.
245 HEMLOCK
4943
4?q: i$zt)(>
3505
4949
3505
4949
3655
703 1
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AViL A AVE
GARFIELD ST.
AVILA AVE.
GARF I ELD AVXLA AVE +-
HIGHLAND DR.
SAN BCIRTOLO
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729-5522
729-3507
729-2566
729-2433
72?-?640
729-9627
729-3977
729- 1053
MH
729-6089 729- 1888 -
458-4393
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729-4488 ET
438-2539
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WARREN H. THOMFSON
RUPERT S . THOMFK 1 NS
RICHARD C. THORPE
GERALDINE THORPE
RICHARD P. THOMPSON
BARBARA THOMPSON
TAMMY THOMPSON
GARY L. THOMPSON
LILLIAN THOMPSON
WILLIAM ti. THOMPSON
BONNIE L. THOMPSON
GUY THORFE
WILLIAM E. TUCK
BOB TUCP:
JEAN E. TUCKER
HARVEY TUOMI
ROBERT F. UHLINGER
ALEX J. VALDIBRIESO
LESTER E. VEIGEL
MARGARET R. VEIGEL
MRS. V.P. VERMILYEA
THERESA VUS
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riNLil?EW L. bJelL7HEF
ESSIE WiliLTERS
PHILLIS WAMPLER
PEGGY WhTSON
DON WATKINS
RAY L. WATERS
ESSIE WATERS D. WEAVER
BARBARA ANN TUCK
AVILF, AVE.
RV I L..?-l F?VE I
SGN l3AF.TClt-(3
HUSSELIG CT.
F'ARK DRIVE
RUSSELIA CT.
TAMAHGCK AVE. -rArmwcK GVE.
6550
3495
3495
3985
483 1
4831
4531
485'1
489 1
35'85
3495
1055
1 055
72(:)6
1055
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4.30 1
3450
352 1
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CHARTER OAK DR.
CHARTER OAK DR.
HIGHLAND DR.
KELLY DR.
KELLY DR.
KELLY DR.
HILLSIDE DR.
HILLSIDE DH.
HIGHLAND DH.
CHARTER OAK DR.
MAGNOLICS WE.
MAGNOL IA AVE
SAN LUIS
MAGNOL I A AVE .
SUNNYHILL DRIVE
HIGHLAND DR.
HARDING ST.
CHARTER OAK DH.
CHARTER OAK DH.
645 GRAND AVE
3570 HIGHLAND DR IVE 3931 PfiHk::: DR.
245 HENLCICX
7302 SAN LUIS
3903 JAMES DR.
3778 SKYLINE
246 HEMLOCK
246 HEMLOCK
3745 OARFIELD
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729-1 726
MW
729-1412 MH 7 2 9 - 7 3 9 -
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727-9832
729-27 13
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING TITLE 21, CHAPTER
21.44, OF THE CARLSBAD MUNICIPAL CODE BY THE
AMENDMENT OF SECTION 21.44.165 TO REGULATE THE PARKING OF VEHICLES ON RESIDENTIAL LOTS.
The City Council of the City of Carlsbad, California, doe!
s follows: ordain
SECTION 1: Title 21, Chapter 21.44, of the Carlsbad
Municipal Code is amended by the amendment of Section 21 .44.165 to
read as follows:
21.44.165 Off Street Parking - Residential Zones. In al: residential zones the following parking regulations shall apply:
( 1) Passenger Vehicles - Passenger vehicles including light-duty commercial vehicles used as a principle means of transportation for the occupant of the residence may be parked in the required front yard in single family zones on a paved driveway or parking area which does not exceed thirty percent of the ' required front yard area or an area that is comprised of twenty- four feet of width extended from the property line to the rear of the required front yard. Passenger vehicles may also be parked in a paved area between the required front yard and the actual front of the building as long as it is an extension and does not exceed the width of the area described'above. Passenger vehicles may be parked in any other area of the lot provided that they are screenec from view from the,public right-of-way. For corner lots, the same
provisions described above shall apply to the required street side yard however, in no case, shall the provisions of this section allow parking in both the required front yard and the required street side yard: (2)- Recreational Vehicles - Recreational vehicles, boats
and trailers may be parked in single family zones as follows:
(a) in an enclosed structure:
(b) open parking in the side yard or the rear yard: (c) open parking in the required front yard provided enclosed space is not available or there is no reasonable access tc either the side yard or rear yard and further provided that the area for said parking does not exceed the maximum paved area permitted for passenger vehicles as contained in Subsection (1) above. No recreation vehicle shall extend over the front property line and shall not cause visibility problems with respect to traffic on any public street. Structural alteration to existing buildings or extensive grading shall be deemed to prevent reasonable access to the side or rear yard. A corner lot is always deemed to have reasonable access to the rear yard. A fence shall not be deemed to prevent access;
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(3) Inoperable Vehicles - Storage or parking of inoperable, wrecked, dismantled or abandoned vehicles shall be
regulated by Chapter 10.52 of this code; provided, however, that
not more than two vehicles in any inoperable, wrecked or dismantlec
condition may be parked in the side yard or rear .yard while said
vehicles are being repaired or restored by the owner of the property provided they are screened from the public right-of-way;
commercial vehicles as defined by Section 10.40.075 of this code shall be parked on any residential lot except while loading or
unloading property: or when such vehicles parked in connection wit)
or in aid of the performance of service to the property or adjacent property on which the vehicle is parked and in no event for more than six hours or such additional time as necessary to complete thc loading, unloading or service; (5) Multiple Family Projects - The location of vehicle
parking for multiple family residential projects shall be regulatec
by Sections 21.44.160, 21.44.170 and 21.44.180 of this code;
developed under Chapter 21.45 parking shall be regulated by the planned development permit; a4
decision made pursuant to Subsection (2) above may request an
administrative hearing with the Director of Building and Planning upon the payment of a fee as established by City Council
resolution. The decision of the Director shall be final unless the Director's decision is appealed to the City Council within ten days
following said decision.
(4) Heavy-Duty Commercial Vehicles - No heavy-duty
(6) Planned Developments - For residential projects
(7) Administrative Hearing - Any person objecting to a
EFFECTIVE DATE: This ordinance shall be effective thrity
days after its adoption, and the City Clerk shall certify to the
adoption of this ordinance and cause it to be published at least
once in the Carlsbad Journal within fifteen days after its
adopt ion.
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PACIFIC pc COAST IN VES TM E N TS
CITY OF CARLSBAD
CARLSBAD, CA 92008
2131 EL CAMINO REAL SUITE 201 OCEANSIDE, CA92054-0310
(619) 434-4116 ($19) 5868100 (810) 748-8444
P.O. BOX 1493 CARLSEAD, CA 92oo8-899o
Gent 1 emen :
This correspondence is to make recomnendations for changes and
or additions to Ordinance No. 9668.
I. Appoint AD HOC cornittee to make recomnendations to the City
Council for changes to the Ordinance - made up of RV and NON-RV .
owners.
,More concise definitions of recreational vehicles & light duty
comnerci a1 vehicles - P-'
A. Motor Home, Mini-Motor Home
B . Fi thwheel Trai 1 er
C. Travel Trailer *
D. Van Conversion
E. Pickup with Camper
F. Boats & Trailers
G. Utility Trailers
H. Light Duty Coimnercial Vehicles
111. Broader Definitions of Parking Areas
A. Downtown or Business Areas
B. Beach Areas
C. Older Neighborhoods (Subdivision)
0. New Neighborhoods (Subdivision)
E. Busy Thoroughfares vs Single Family Areas
F. Parking in.Driveway Where Side Yard is Not Accesible (single
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2131 EL CAMINO REAL SUlTE 201 OCEANSIDE. CA 92054-0310
(610) 434-4116 (610).566-8100 (610) 748-8444
P.O. BOX 1493 CARLSBAD, CA 92008-8990
IV. HARDSHIPS CREATED
A.
B. Confrontations Belxeen Neighbors
C. Vandalism to Stored Units
0. Costs to Modify Property for Onsite Storage
FINANCIAL - (Storage costs, if available)
V. Storage Faci 1 i ties
A.
0.
Lack of in Carlsbad & North County
VI. Copies of Lists of Citizens Signing Petition Requesting
Modification of Ordinance No. 9668.
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2131 EL CAMINO REAL SUITE 201 OCEANSIM, CA 020544310
P.O. BOX 1483 CARLSBAD, CA 82o0&9980 (010) 434-4110 (ale) im-mo (ria) raw4
October 21, 1983
City of Carlsbad 1200 Elm Avenue , Carlsbad, CA 92008
Attn: Her Honor, the Mayor, Mary Casler
Attn: City Manager, Frank Aleshire
Attn: Planning Comnissioner, Bud Schlehubler
Gent 1 emen :
This correspondence is to express my dismay and anger at the unfair
advantage taken of myself and other citizens and property Owners of Carlsbad. "NOTIFIED" about the recent Planning Conmission recomnendation to the City Council concerning ordinance # 9668. This letter is also a Corn-
plaint as to how the "hearing" and decision at the City Council Meeting
was made.
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Thls complaint has to do with the manner In which I was
I came to that meeting and heard several inaccuracies Concerning the nunbers of citizens opposed to the ordinance. Two hundred and nine - 209 - signatures on petitions against the ordinance were turned in to City Hall that date. They were ignored. One of the City Council Mem-
bers stated that about one hundred and ,five - 105-signatures were sub- mitted against thainance. ..
A very detailed letter from myself was not even discussed, again, ignored completely. I was told that the City Council Meeting was not an open meeting and that I could not speak at the meetfng. I WAS NOT
told that I could write for permission to speak. A Mr. William allowed to speak (apparently on his written request to do so) opposing re-opening of public hearings on ordinance I9668.
I also want to express rrly dissatisfaction with and point out the unfair-
ness of the way the public was "notified" of the original public hearings
concerning ordinance # 9668. in Carlsbad as part of the study as to future effects of the ordinance.
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Staff surveyed some 422 properties with-
WHY UERE NOT THE PROPERTY OWNERS NOTIFIED INDIVIDUALLY ??? Wouldn't
input from those directly affected have been more impartial and more the best interests of this city???
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2131 EL CAMINO REAL SUITE 201 OCEANSIM, CA 02oM-0310
(619) 4564116 (619) 586-8100 (619) 748-8444
P.O. EOX 1493 CAALSBAO, CA @200&9990
No one, I repeat, NO ONE, not property owners, R.V. Owners, or the general public was notified of this ordinance in a reasonable manner. The first I knew about it was when the City of Carlsbad began sending letters telling me I was in violation of the ordinance # 9668. City Council and all members of the Staff of City Hall of Carlsbad are in office on sufferance by the people of Carlsbad. They are sup- posed to be there to carry out the will of the people NOT to pass secret ordinances against the people's wishes.
The
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Another thing that gave me pause when considering this ordinance
I:, Llie time, money and effort it will take to enforce it. The staff wants six months to see how many they can get to comply with this absurd ordinance. are trying to dictate to the citizens how and what to do with their own property.
To me it speaks of just one more time the people in office
If no one compl ies will you change the ordinance in 6
1 . months?
Another point is the fact that enforcement of compliance is based on a complaint basis only. Anyone can complain and the person complained about will be required to comply with the ordinance. I .have discovered close neighbors have no complaint in qy case - someone unknown to w has made a complaint against me to the city. This is pitting neighbor against neighbor. Certainly not conducive to a peaceful comnuni ty.
The cost to homeowners will be a great deal. Some of the citizens I have contacted will have to build special ramps behind their homes, If they have room, and others will have to store their expensive R.V,'s to get them oot,of sight. Does anyone Yn the City Council or in the Planning Comnission have any idea what the costs will be to the home owner? I do not think they do. Where in Carlsbad do we have an R.V. storage with openings?
When I first heard of the Ordinance # 9668 I wrote the Planning Corn- mission, the City Manager, and you, Mayor Casler, a letter expressing my views on this subject. You have not had the courtesy to answer qy letter. I still expect a response.
I am in the process of applying for a variance and/or conditional use permit to the ordinance # 9668 as it concerns rqy personal residence. It will take me some time to gather the complete docmentation necessary to make application. Therefore I MAY need more time than I requested in original letter of August 12,983.
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(610) 434-4118 (010) ~100 (610) t4o-Uu
P 0. BOX 1493 CAALSBAO, CA 92008-9990
In closinq I would like to stress these points:
1. Only 422 home owners were surveyed before enacting this ordinance.
2. Affected property Owners were not individually notified. The
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4.
yneral public was notified only by public notice in the newspapers.
The 209 names on the petitions against this ordinance were ignored.
Enforcement by complaint is not conducive to good human relations.
5. It is requested that a truly open meeting be held and the people
who are affected by -this ordinance be allowed to speak.
Cost to homeowners to comply with ordinance # 9668.
Cost to the City to enforce compliance.
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WHAT GOOD DOES THIS ORDINANCE ACCOMPLISH?
JHAT IS THE CITY'S REASONING FOR ENACTING THIS ORDINANCE? \F. > -
Your prompt response will be appreciated.
%avid E. McNabb I1 Vice President
cc: Claude I'Bud" Lewis cc: Ann Kulchin cc: Richard Chick cc: Robert Prescott
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2131 EL CAMINO REAL SUITE 201 OCEANSIDE, CA 92054-0310
(619) 434-4116 (619) ~100 (619) 746-6444
P.O. BOX 1403 CAALSBAD. CA 920U6-8880
August 12, 1983
City of Carlsbad 1200 Elm Avenue
Carlsbad, CAlifornia 92008
Gen t 1 emen :
In response to your letters dated Jul 11, 1983 & August 4, 1983
please find the following: concerning the recently passed par + ing ordinance number 21.44.165
1. I request a reasonable time to respond to your request. that I move my motorhome. I would consider at least two months and preferably four months to comply with your request.
I consider an immediate compliance a severe hardship to me, especially from the financial aspect. 2.
3. I consider that the public notice given to me and our fellow citizens in Carlsbad imnensely inadequate, especially since this ordinance severely affects the property rights of every residential property Owner in Carlsbad. I have found that since the ordinance was passed nearly every recreational vehicle Owner I know was unaware of what has happened to them. My definition of recreational vehicle includes camping trailers, motorhomes, 'trailerable boats, travel trailers, modified vans for camping and pickup trucks with campers in the bed. This definition is shared by every one to whom I have talked.
4. This ordinance definitely will and is causing negative economic impact to our city. prefer to keep them at their homes. Some of the reasons I keep my motorhome and trailer at home are:
People who canyfford recreational vehicles
a.
_.<, c. Cost of storage.
d. Cost of insurance.
Convenience for repairs and maintenance. Security from vandalism and/or theft.
In addition loss of some rights to utilize my property causes loss of value. Most of the vehicles covered in this ordinance are lic- ensed and can be used on city, county and state roads and highways. I take offense that i@y equipment is:an "eyesore" and negatively
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effects the "esthetics" and the safety of my neighborhood. also am offended that enforcement is on a complaint basis only. I believe that quite an uproar will be created when other citizens find they are now breaking the law when they have been parking
their vehicles for years at their homes and on the street.
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5. I reviewed a copy of the survey performed on 422 residenses
throughout Carlsbad and found that several properties on my street
including my own was not covered. I feel that the inaccuracy in the report caused some improper assumptions to be made about the number of different types of vehicles and the impact of the
ordinance passed by the City Council, Planning Comnission and Planning Staff. Wouldn't a report from the California Depart-
ment of Motor Vehicles have been more accurate?
6. This ordinance needs an appeal process included at a reasonable
In closing, I would request that hearings concerning this new ordin-
ance be opened so that we may offer additions or changes that will'
alleviate some of the problems caused by the ordinance to most affec-
ted Owners. will accomplish most of the goals of the City of Carlsbad and reduce
the impact on property owners.
cost to the property owner. /
I believe, collectively, we can come up with an ordinance
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Your prompt response will be appreciated.
3505 Charter Oak Drive
Carlsbad, CA 92008
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DEM/fg
cc: Honorable Mayor, Mary Casler cc: Planning Comnission, Bud Schlehuber
cc: City Manager, Frank Aleshire
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bother him? “E
In addition to those who have a
gr essiveness and violence repug-
run 1 .” 1, Although there may be vast dif-
t
e. In both those disas ple who had RVs were
quickly from living in
t ional homes to living in their
motorhomes and trailers. Because
they had an excellent secondary shelter, they could continue to enjoy the amenities of civilization. “In my writings,” Ing adds, “I have mentioned that
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t ional housing, WP can learn a lot from RU systenbxtdcan adapt them to survival situations.” One who has done just that is Ron Hood. who teaches survival tech- niques at California State University in Northridge, California. Hood, who keeps his van conversion stocked With the basic nacetsitb of survival, has utllian RV water system, toilet, sboimr and 121 120. volt electrical system with CoXlV~ in his home bomb shelter. “Those
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kits ttdt arc suitable for survival. But, Hood emphasizes. that is only the beginning; after you have the basic kit, you must tailor it to the indivigual needs of your family.
survivalism,” Hood adds, “he can learn a lot by readin You don’t have IO invest in boo L that deal with the tcchniquesof killing, but
you should invest in books that will
help you prepare for disasters that
are likely to occur in your area. With
few exce tions, if you prepare ade-
earthquake or tornado. ou will also be prepared for surviva r of other types of disasters. Good general bwks about basic survival tech- niques, first aid, food preparation, identification of edible plants and, for the RVowner, a book on repair of RV systems, are necessities for any
s u rv i va 1 is t .” In addit ion to these essentials out- lined by Hood, Ing says he would
recommend that each RVowner acquire motorcycles suitable for off- road travel. “If possible,” he says, ”there should be a motorcycle for each mernhrr of the family who is
L <ip:it)Ic (J! operstirig one. Preferably,
tlic i>iLc> h~~ld be kcpt inside the vehicle to make you less conspicu-
ous. Then, if you do Bet into a situ- at ion where yo0 can t go any €arther with your RV, you car,,* bikes
out and keep going.” Finally, Ing and Hood warn that,
na matter how well-stocked yo~r rig
“If a person is really interested in
quately P or a specific disaster, like an
Mcuwllomc. July 1984
is, our survival preparations will
fadshort if you don’t make a habit of keeping your gas and water tanks
filled at all times. The few survi- valists who don’t see an RV as a
major asset most often cite thc fact that in the wiikt‘ of rn,iri> disastcrs~
tuel shortages may occui, which
would seriously hamper the niobil-
ity of a motorhome or tow vehicle. In response to those critics, Hood notes: “Looking at the spectrum of
disasters, there are many things that
could happen, which would not cause gas shortages. but could pre-
sent a situation where you would
want to get out of the city. If you keep your gas tanks full to begin
with, your KV shou!d have a good
enough range to get you to your des- tination. And if you should run into
prohlcms with fuul a\3i!iibiIity, you can scilvt‘ rhat by inciudirig an elec-
trunic L‘uci pump sclup in )our hasic
s ti r v i 1.a 1 hu pp I it‘s t ha t \vou! d a I low
j’ou to punip gasolirie out of disabled vehicles or frorn gas station storage tanks .’ While there are those who may be’ able to see the wisdom of these prep- arations, there are many who see the survival scenarios outlined by Hood, Ing and others as the ravings of paranoid extremists. “My response to those who think survivalists are simply paranoid alarmists,’’ Ing re- plies, “is that they are trustin al- most entirely to luck. I hope t R eir luck is good. But I’m not going to
trust in that myself. There have been
many examples that have shown that when a survival situation does present itself, what a person says and does is entirely different. Many people suddenly find themselves very interested in survival.” Realistically, Ing admits that most people. even if they do admit the need for some type of preparedness, rarely get around to it until it is too late. That assessment seems to be
borne out by the fact that, even naw, most RVers who went through the earthquake in Coalinga are not tak- ing steps to ready their rigs for another disaster. “Time tends to heal all wounds, I guess.” observes Ken Fite, a Coa- linga resident who spent several weeks in his 28-foot trailer following
were to be more realistic about it, we would keep the tmiler stocked with emergency supplies. At this
stage, though, wearcbanking on che fact that we have had our big quake and pmbably won’t have another for quite some time.” Even for those RV owners wbo
the earthquakc. “I suppose, If we
weren’t adequately prepared, the hlinga quake did prove that hav-
ing an RV can make surviving a
major disaster much easier. “Those people who had RVs were able to retreat to their rigs rather than having to be exposed to the elements,” Fite says. ”This was a camping city the first week follow-
ing the quake, and certainly those
ple who had RVs were in a much eter position to ride out the prob- lems. Most important, it was just very psycholo icall reassuring to
always knew the trailer was there, that we had someplace to go where
wr could feel secure and be assured that it was relatively impervious to the quake.”
important benefit: “The RV really helped put the romance back in IT?. marriage. My wife rnovrd back irito the house not too many days after
the quake. I wasn’t so brave because I felt more secure in the KV, so I continued to live in the trailer. That gave me the opportunity to ask her the old question, ‘You place or mine?‘ ”0
know that we ah ad t e trailer. We
Fite also discovered another
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