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TITLE; REVISED WEST BATIQUITOS
PROPERTIES AMENDMENT TO
COASTAL PROGRAM
LAGOON/SAMMIS
THE CARLSBAD LOCAL
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RECOMMENDED ACTION:
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Approve the attached resolution adopting the revised West Batiquitos Lagoon/Sammis
Properties amendment to the Carlsbad Local Coastal Program and direct staff to
forward to the Coastal Commission.
ITEM EXPLANATION:
On April 23, 1985 the City Council approved the Sammis Properties' Local Coastal
Program (LCP) amendment. The purpose of that amendment was to add the newly
annexed Sammis Properties to the City's LCP. Prior to annexation the properties
as well as the entire lagoon were part of the San Dieguito LCP. On May 1, 1985
at the request of the Coastal Commission, the LCP Committee increased the area
covered by the amendment to include the entire lagoon west of 1-5. The eastern
lagoon as well as the north shore and Green Valley (Hunt Properties) will be
dealt with in a subsequent LCP amendment and master plan.
The April 23rd amendment reflected the general policies established by the land
use segments of both the San Dieguito LCP and the Carlsbad General Plan. That
LCP amendment provided for the Sammis Properties to be developed under a single
master plan with those uses permitted by the Carlsbad General Plan. To date,
the Coastal Commission has not taken action on the (West Batiquitos Lagoon/)
Sammis Properties LCP amendment.
On October 1, 1985 the City Council adopted the Batiquitos Lagoon Educational
Park master plan (Sammis Properties). The master plan required a General Plan
amendment to allow the proposed uses. This action necessitates a revision to
originally proposed LCP amendment to make it consistent with the General Plan
amendment and the master plan.
The revisions recommended by the LCP Committee only affect the land use designations
and policies for the Sammis Properties. No changes were made to'either the provi-
sions for the conversion of 64 acres of non-prime agricultural land on part of the
Sammis property, or for the protection and enhancement of the lagoon. Conversion
of the agricultural land would be pursuant to Public Resource Code Section 30171.5.
That section allows agricultural conversion mitigation through the payment of fees
to be used for coastal resource enhancement. The protection and enhancement of the
lagoon would be based on the "Enhancement Plan" currently being prepared by the
Coastal Conservancy.
Once the City takes action as recommended by this agenda bill, the documents will be
forwarded to the Coastal Commission. Coastal staff has indicated that the amendment
could probably be scheduled for the November 19-22, 1985 hearings in Los Angeles.
EXHIBITS:
1. Resolution Number
2. Revised West Batiquitos Lagoon/Sammis Properties Local Coastal Program
Amendment.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Carlsbad City Council will
hold a public hearing at the City Council Chambers, 1200 Elm
Avenue, Carlsbad, California at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, October/*^
1985.' The purpose of the public hearing is to accept input
regarding revisions to a proposed amendment to the Carlsbad
Local Coastal Program adopted by the City Council on April 23,
1985. That amendment was to include the West Batiquitos Lagoon/
Sammis Properties geographical area within the jurisdiction of
the Carlsbad Local Coastal Program (LCP). The subject area which
was formerly part of the San Dieguito LCP was annexed to Carlsbad
in 1983 and removed from the San Dieguito LCP jurisdiction by the
California Coastal Commission in 1984.
The amendment provided for land uses consistent with the
Carlsbad General Plan in effect at the time. Subsequently, a
master plan and a General Plan amendment for portions of the area
have been approved. The proposed revisions would make the LCP
amendment consistent with Master Plan and General Plan amendment.
Council approval would initiate Coastal Commission review and
subsequent action on the revised LCP amendment. Copies of"the
proposed LCP amendment are available for review at the Carlsbad
Main Library and the La Costa Branch, Carlsbad City Hall and
Research/Analysis Group offices: 2945 Harding Street, #207,
Carlsbad.
If you have questions please contact the City's Research/Analysis
Group at 438-5618.
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RESOLUTION NO. 8228
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA APPROVING THE REVISED
WEST BATIQUITOS LAGOON/SAMMIS PROPERTIES LOCAL
COASTAL PROGRAM (LCP) AMENDMENT (ADDITION OF
THE SEGMENT TO THE CARLSBAD LCP) .
WHEREAS, the City of Carlsbad has received the certified
Local Coastal Program (LCP) documents for that portion of the
Carlsbad Coastal Zone specified in California Public Resources
Code Section 30170(f) and 30171 (Mello Bills I and II) from the
California Coastal Commission; and
WHEREAS, the West Batiquitos Lagoon/Sammis Properties were
initially included in the San Dieguito LCP and not in the
Carlsbad LCP; and
WHEREAS, the West Batiquitos Lagoon/Sammis Properties have
been annexed to the City of Carlsbad and subsequently removed
from the San Dieguito LCP jurisdiction by the Coastal Commission
in 1984; and
WHEREAS, the amendment would add the West Batiquitos Lagoon/
Sammis Properties as a logical_^addition to the Carlsbad LCP; and
WHEREAS, the West Batiquitos Lagoon/Sammis Properties LCP
amendment reflects the general policies established by the Land
Use Plan segment of the San Dieguito LCP which was Commission
certified in July 1982; and
WHEREAS, the amendment reflects the approved Batiquitos
Lagoon Educational Park Master Plan that pertains to portions of
the area; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has reviewed the amendment and
found its provisions to be acceptable for administration as City
policy; and
1 WHEREAS, the City is prepared to adopt necessary resolutions
2 and ordinances to enable the City to receive LCP "effective
3 certification" pursuant to the LCP documents approved by the City
4 on October 15, 1985; and
5 WHEREAS, the City intends and is prepared to issue Coastal
6 Development Permits pursuant to the LCP documents when amended
7 as established herein and implemented by City resolutions and
8 ordinances; and
9 WHEREAS, necessary public review of the proposed LCP
10 amendment has been provided by the City,
11 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the
12 City of Carlsbad as follows:
13 1. That the above recitations are true and correct.
14 2. That the City of Carlsbad is prepared to adopt by
15 appropriate local resolutions and ordinances the Local Coastal
16 Program Amendment for that portion of the Coastal Zone specified
17 in Attachment B (text) and Maps A, B & C attached hereto and made
18 a part hereof.
19 3. That subject to the adoption of the appropriate local
20 resolutions and ordinances the City of Carlsbad is prepared to
21 administer and carry out the requirements and provisions of the
22 Local Coastal Program as amended.
23 4. That the City Council directs the City Manager to
24 forward this resolution along with any other necessary documents
25 as an application pursuant to Public Resources Code Section 30514
26 and 2 California Administrative Code Section 13551(b)(2) for an
27 amendment to the Local Coastal Program for that portion of the
28 Coastal Zone specified in this resolution, and further, that the
1 California Coastal Commission be requested to authorize
2 certification pursuant to 2 California Administrative Code
3 Section 13544 of the Local Coastal Program as amended after the
4 City has adopted the necessary implementing ordinances and
5 resolutions.
6 PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the
7 City Council of the City of Carlsbad, California on the 15th
8 day of October , 1985 by the following vote to wit:
9 AYES: Council Members Casler, Lewis, Kulchin, Chick and Pettine
10 NOES: None
11 ABSENT: None
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MARY H. /CASLER, Mayor
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ATTACHMENT B
WEST BATIQUITOS LAGOON/SAMMIS PROPERTIES LAND USE
This attachment amends the Carlsbad Local Coastal Program
by including the West Batiquitos Lagoon/Sammis Properties geo-
graphic area within the jurisdiction of the Carlsbad Local
Coastal Program (LCP). This area, which was formerly part of
the San Dieguito LCP, was annexed to the City in 1983 and
removed from the San Dieguito LCP jurisdiction by the California
Coastal Commission in 1984.
1. Land Use Categories (the following areas designated by
letter constitute the types of land uses allowed for each
"use area" of the LCP - see Map A). All land use and dev-
elopment is subject to the provisions of the Batiquitos
Educational Park Master Plan as adopted by the Carlsbad
City Council Ordinance No. 9778. No development inconsis-
tent with the Master Plan shall be permitted. To the
extent that there are inconsistencies between this plan
and the Master Plan the most restrictive shall prevail.
A. Educational Park (40.3 acres)
This area is intended to provide for educational
institutions and other permitted or related uses.
A maximum of 731,000 sq.ft. of building area is
permitted within this land use area. Of this
amount approximately 220,000 sq.ft. shall be
devoted to the educational institution and a
maximum of 511,000 sq.ft. to private research
and development, office and support facilities.
B. Residential, Multi-Family (2.3 acres)
This area is designed for residential attached
housing in the form of corfflbminiums and/or apart-
ment units. General development standards shall
conform to the Batiquitos Educational Park
Master Plan. A maximum of 52 units are permitted
in conjunction with private recreational facili-
ties.
C. Residential, Single Family (15.3 acres)
Area C is designated for single family residential
homes with the provision for zero lot lines and ten
(10) percent inclusion of two-family attached units.
General development standards shall conform to the
Batiquitos Educational Park Master Plan. A maximum
of 77 units are allowed.
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D. Residential, Multi-Family (4.0 acres)
This area is designated for attached residential
townhomes. General development standards are
established by the Batiquitos Educational Park
Master Plan. A maximum of 36 units are allowed
in conjunction with private recreational facilities.
E. Residential, Multi-Family (6.2 acres)
Area E permits residential attached housing in the
form of condominiums and/or apartment units. Gen-
eral development standards are established by the
Batiquitos Educational Park Master Plan. A maximum
of 144 residential units are allowed in conjunction
with private recreational facilities.
F. Residential, Multi-Family (7.7 acres)
This area is designated for residential attached
housing in the form of townhomes. General develop-
ment standards are established by the Batiquitos
Educational Park Master Plan. A maximum of 54
units are allowed in conjunction with private rec-
reational facilities.
G. Residential, Multi-Family (9.9 acres)
Area G is designated for attached housing in the form
of student housing and traditional multi-family resi-
dential. General development standards are established
by the Batiquitos Educational Park Master Plan. A
maximum of 100 student housing units and 70 multi-
family units are permitted.
H. Residential, Single Family (4.9 acres)
Area H is designated for sTftgle family residential
homes with the provision for zero lot lines and ten
(10) percent inclusion of two-family attached units.
General development standards are established by the
Batiquitos Educational Park Master Plan. A maximum
of 28 residential units are allowed.
I. Health/Recreation Center (12.8 acres)
The uses in Area I could be a wide variety of sports-
and-health-related activities. Included within the
center are a gymnasium, pool, sports fields, tennis
courts, nutrition/sports injury clinic, health center,
day care center and student union/book store. The
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gymnasium will serve as a training facility for
members of the U.S. Olympic Team during normal
business hours and be open to the public during
the evening and on weekends.
- Maximum number of tennis courts: 7
- Maximum gymnasium square footage: 60,000
- Maximum day care square footage: 10,000
- Maximum tennis building square footage: 600
- Maximum health club/sports injury clinic/
nutrition center square footage: 29,000
- Maximum student oriented commercial
square footage: 22,000
J. Tourist Commercial Center (4.7 acres)
Area J provides for tourist-commercial services, in
particular to the hotel and conference center (see
next land use area K). Uses in this area will be
directed toward the needs of tourists visiting the
hotel, conference center and local scenic and rec-
reation areas. General development standards shall
conform to the Batiquitos Educational Park Master
Plan. A maximum of 58,000 square feet of tourist-
commercial uses are permitted.
K. Hotel (12.0 acres)
This area permits a hotel and related accessory
uses. The hotel units will be managed and main-
tained by a hotel management group. In addition,
Area K allows for hotel units designated as vaca-
tion time-share units provided that a subdivision
map is recorded and the time-share is processed
under Sec.21.42.010 of the Carlsbad Municipal Code.
These units may be sold or leased on a daily or
weekly basis. In this event the facilities shall
be maintained and managed Joy an independent manage-
ment entity which may, or may not, be affiliated
with the hotel management group. General develop-
ment standards shall conform to the Batiquitos
Educational Park Master Plan. A maximum of 220
hotel units in conjunction with private recreation
facilities are allowed.
L. Executive Hotel and Conference Center (5.9 acres)
Area L permits a hotel and conference center with
recreation facilities, administrative offices,
banquet facilities and accessory retail uses as
approved by the Land Use Planning Manager.
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- Maximum number of executive hotel suites: 150
"- Maximum square feet of conference center: 25,000
- Maximum number of tennis courts: 5
Uses commonly found with full-service hotel faci-
lities are permitted, such as conference center,
swimming pool, health club, dining facilities and
accessory retail uses provided for the convenience
of hotel guests when located within the hotel
structure(s).
M. Town and Country Center (6.4 acres)
Area M permits neighborhood-commercial services to
the nearby areas. The uses must be directed to the
neighborhood-commercial needs of the residents and
employees of the area to be master planned. Resi-
dential uses are also allowed within Area M provided
the use is located above the ground floor of a multi-
storied building which includes permitted use on the
ground floor. The uses in Area M shall conform to
the standards of the Batiquitos Educational Park
Master Plan.
- Maximum square feet of general-commercial
uses: 61,000 +/-
- Maximum number of residential units above
commercial: 44
N. Open Space (18.7 acres)
Area N must remain in natural open space with limited
public access permitted. The area shall allow only
passive uses. The exact nature and extent of the
allowable uses shall be determined by and be consis-
tent with the Batiquitos Lagoon Enhancement Plan
(see following Section 5 re. Enhancement Plan). In
the event the Lagoon Enhancement Plan is not comp-
lete when adjacent uses are ready for occupancy,
the property owner shall have prepared an alternative
plan for lagoon enhancement. Area N uses must con-
form to the Batiquitos Educational Park Master Plan.
0. Open Space (4.6 acres)
Area O must remain in open space with limited public
access permitted. The area shall allow only passive
uses. The exact nature and extent of allowable uses
shall be determined by and be consistent with the
Batiquitos Lagoon Enhancement Plan (see following
Section 5 re. Enhancement Plan). In the event the
Lagoon Enhancement Plan is not complete when adjacent
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uses are ready for occupancy, the property owner
sttall have prepared an alternative plan for
lagoon enhancement. Area O uses must conform to
the Batiquitos Educational Park Master Plan.
P. Open Space (12.1 acres)
Area P must remain in open space with limited
public access permitted. The area shall allow
only passive uses. The exact nature and extent
of allowable uses shall be determined by and be
consistent with the Batiquitos Lagoon Enhancement
Plan (see following Section 5 re. Enhancement Plan).
In the event the Lagoon Enhancement Plan is not
complete when adjacent uses are ready for occu-
pancy, the property owner shall have prepared an
alternative plan for lagoon enhancement. Area P
uses must conform to the Batiquitos Educational
Park Master Plan.
THE ABOVE LAND USE CATEGORIES REFLECT DISTRICTS WITHIN THE
AREA KNOWN AS SAMMIS PROPERTIES — THIS LCP AMENDMENT
INCLUDES ADDITIONAL AREA TO THAT OF THE SAMMIS PROPERTIES.
THE FOLLOWING LAND USE CATEGORY COVERS THOSE AREAS OUTSIDE
THE SAMMIS PROPERTIES, BUT WITHIN THIS AMENDMENT — SEE
MAP B.
Q. West Batiquitos Lagoon (approx. 120 acres)
Public Resources Code Section 30233(c) identifies
Batiquitos Lagoon as one of 19 priority wetlands
and limits the types of uses and activity that may
occur there. This area is Open Space (O-S) in order
to preserve the function of the lagoon and the immed-
iately adjacent uplands as—a viable wetland ecosystem
and habitat for resident and migratory wildlife.
Uses shall be limited to activities related to habi-
tat enhancement, educational and scientific nature
study, passive recreation which will have no signi-
ficant adverse impacts on habitat values, and
aquaculture having no significant adverse effect on
natural processes or scenic quality.
Agricultural Lands (approximately 60 acres, non-prime).
Identified non-prime agricultural lands are shown on Map C.
These lands may be converted to urban udes as specified in
this plan and the Batiquitos Educational Park Master Plan,
upon the payment of an agricultural conversion mitigation
fee. This fee implements Public Resources Code Sec.30171.5,
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Unconverted agricultural land may be used for purposes
specified in the Carlsbad E-A zone, CMC, 21.07, or the
Coastal Agricultural zone if adopted pursuant to the
"Mello II" segment of the Carlsbad LCP as amended.
Agricultural Conversion Mitigation Fee;
Conversion of non-prime agricultural lands shall
be permitted upon payment of an agricultural
conversion fee which shall mitigate the loss of
agricultural resources by preserving or enhanc-
ing other important coastal resources. The
amount of the fee shall be determined by the
City Council at the time it considers the propo-
sal for development and shall reflect the per
acre cost of preserving prime agricultural land
pursuant to Option 1 of the "Mello II" portion
of the Carlsbad LCP, as amended, but shall not
be less than $5,000 nor more than $10,000 per
acre. All mitigation fees collected under this
section shall be deposited in the State Coastal
Conservancy Fund and shall be expended by the
State Coastal Conservancy in the following order
of priority:
a) Restoration of natural resources and wildlife
habitat in Batiquitos Lagoon.
b) Development of an interpretive center at
Buena Vista Lagoon.
c) Restoration of beaches managed for public
use in the coastal zone in the City of
Carlsbad.
d) Purchase of agricultural lands for continued
agricultural production within the Carlsbad
Coastal Zone as determined by the Carlsbad
City Council.
e) Agricultural improvements which will aid in
continuation of agricultural production within
the Carlsbad Coastal Zone, as determined by
the Carlsbad City Council.
3. Grading and Erosion Control. Because the area is located
close to environmentally sensitive habitats, development
shall conform to the following grading and erosion standards:
A. Drainage and runoff shall be controlled so as not
to exceed at any time the rate associated with
property in its present state, and appropriate
measures shall be taken on and/or off site to
prevent siltation of lagoons and other environ-
mentally sensitive areas.
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B. Grading activity shall be prohibited during the
rainy season from October 1st to April 1st of
a'ny year. Grading during this period may occur
with the approval of both the City Engineer and
the California Coastal Commission.
C. All graded areas shall be hydroseeded prior to
October 1st with either temporary or permanent
materials. Landscaping shall be maintained and
replanted if not established by December 1st.
D. Grading plans shall indicate staking or fencing
of open space areas during construction and shall
specifically prohibit running or parking earth-
moving equipment, stockpiling or earthwork mat-
erial, or other disturbances within the open
space areas.
E. Any necessary temporary or permanent erosion con-
trol devices, such as desilting basins, shall be
developed and installed prior to any on, or off,
site grading activities, or, concurrent with
grading, provided all devices are installed and
operating prior to October 1st, and installation
is assured through bonding or other acceptable
means.
F. The developer must provide for the long-term
maintenance of drainage improvements and erosion
control devices.
Note: The Batiquitos Educational Park Master Plan
provides additional specific standards which
relate to grading - see standards for indi-
vidual use areas and General Grading Guidelines.
4. Landscaping. In order to guard against introduction of
any species which are inherently noxious to, or incompatible
with, the adjacent lagoon hab±tat, drought tolerant plants
and native vegetation shall be used to the maximum extent
feasible.
Landscaping adjacent to structures should provide an
effective screen of urban development.
Note: The Batiquitos Educational Park Master Plan
provides additional specific standards which
relate to landscaping - see standards for
individual use areas and the Open Space section.
5. Environmentally Sensitive Habitats. The environmentally
sensitive habitats located on the affected area (i.e.
wetlands and bluff slopes) shall be preserved as open
space.
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These sensitive areas shall be protected from any sig-
nificant disruption. Furthermore, development on the
bluff tops shall be set back from the bluff edges to
prevent possible impacts on adjacent evironmentally
sensitive habitats.
Any restoration, enhancement and preservation of Batiquitos
Lagoon shall be consistent with a Batiquitos Lagoon Enhan-
cement Plan. When completed by the California Coastal Con-
servancy and adopted by the City of Carlsbad, and certified
by the California Coastal Commission, the Batiquitos Lagoon
Enhancement Plan will become an attachment to the Carlsbad
Local Coastal Program.
The provisions called for in 5 will be implemented through
the approvals granted for development.
6. Public Access. A pedestrian walkway shall be provided along
the western property of areas J, K, L and P from approxi-
mately Ponto Drive on the north to the San Marcos Creek
Bridge on the south. The walkway shall be permanently
open to use by the public.
Lagoon accessways, bluff top accessways or equivalent over-
look areas, or a bike path/pedestrian walkway, shall be
provided if agricultural land on the north shore of Bati-
quitos Lagoon is developed. Such accessways shall be pre-
served for public use by requiring irrevocable offers of
dedication of those areas as a condition of development.
The accessways shall not adversely impact environmentally
sensitive habitats.
The public facilities and improvements specified by the
Batiquitos Educational Park Master Plan shall be provided
by the developer - see Phasing, Open Space and Public Fac-
ilities Phasing sections of the Master Plan.
7. Archaeology. A program of preservation and/or impact
mitigation regarding archaeological sites located on the
affected area shall be completed prior to any development.
8. State Lands Commission Review. Prior to issuance of a
coastal development permit, the permittee shall obtain a
written determination from the State Lands Commission that:
A. No State Lands are involved in the development, or
B. State Lands are involved in the development and all
permits required by the State Lands Commission have
been obtained, or
C. State Lands may be involved in the development, but
pending a final determination an agreement has been
made with the State Lands Commission for the project
to proceed without prejudice to that determination.
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Master Plan Approval. The Batiquitos Lagoon Master Plan
as adopted by the Carlsbad City Council Ordinance No.
9778 is approved as the Implementing Ordinance for this
Land Use Plan. The Master Plan shall be amended to imple-
ment the Agricultural Mitigation Fee. The amendment may
be certified by the Commission Executive Director without
further Commission action. Upon certification by the
Executive Director this portion of the Carlsbad Local
Coastal Program shall be deemed certified.
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CONCEPTUAL
LAND USE SUMMARY
WEST BATIQUITOS LAGOON/SAMMIS PROPERTIES
LCP AMENDMENT
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Carlsbad City Council will hold
a public hearing at the City Council
Chambers, 1200 Elm Avenue, Carls-
bad, Caiifornia, at 6:00 p.m. on
Tuesday. October 15,1985. The pur-
pose of the public hearing is toaccept input regarding revisions toa proposed amendment to the
Carlsbad Local Coastal Program
adopted by the City Council on
April 23.1985. That amendment was
to include the West Batiquitos La-
goon'Sammis Properties geog-
raphical area within the jurisdic-
tion of the Carlsbad Local Coastal
Program (LCP). The subject area
which was formerly part of the San
Dieguito LCP was annexed to Carls-
bad in 1983 and removed from theSan Dieguito LCP jurisdiction bythe California Coastal Commissionin 1984.The amendment provided for
land uses consistent with the Carls-
bad General Plan in effect at the
time. Subsequently, a master planand a General Plan amendment forportions of the area have beenapproved. The proposed revisions
would make the LCP amendment
consistent with Master Plan and
General Plan amendment.
Council approval would initiate
Coastal Commission review andsubsequent action on the revisedLCP amendment. Copies of theproposed LCP amendment are
available for review at the Carls-
bad Main Library and the La Costa
Branch, Carlsbad City Hall and Re-
search/Analysis Group offices: 2945
Harding Street, #207, Carlsbad.If you have questions please con-tact the City's Research/Analysis
Group at 438-5618.
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