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RECOMMENDED ACTION:
1. Adopt Council Policy Statement No. +l on Undergrou
Utilities.
2. 6y minute motion approve the undergrounding program of priority as contained in Exhibit 2.
developer fee for underground where overhead lines are less than long and to set a public hearing.
Adopt Resol uti on No. ffid!?o adding the Redevel opment Di rector
Committee.
3. By minute motion, direct staff to prepare a code change to
4. Utilities and Maintenance Director to the Underground Util ity
ITEM EXPLANATION:
The state Public Utility Commission requires the San Diego Gas & Electri( to set aside money each year for undergrounding of existing overhead lines. This money - referred to as Rule 20A funds - currently amounts $200,000 per year. Pacific Telephone and Cablevision are required to unc their existing overhead facilities at their own expense in coordinat SDG&E. Projects are selected and districts formed by the City Council advice and with the assistance of the Underground Utility Advisory Comn
On September 1, 1987, Council voted to reactivate the Committee and have back with a list of recommended projects. The Committee has met nine t. last November. It was immediately recognized that there was no p undergrounding and no list nor map of existing overhead lines. The ( determined its first tasks to be the development of these items. A m; inventory (Exhibit 5) of all overhead lines were prepared. There are 3' of overhead lines on Carlsbad's 197.6 miles of street (19%). With a j exceptions, all overhead lines are located in the northwest quadrant of
The Pub1 ic Util ities Commission Rule 20A requires that undergrounding conform to the following:
Eliminate an unusually heavy concentration of overhead uti- Be on a street with a heavy vol ume of pedestrian or vehicul ar 1. 2. 3. Adjoin or pass through civic, recreation or scenic area.
Undergrounding Policy. These points formed the first criteria of the
The second criteria is that projects should be in fully developed areas not subject to redevelopment. The Committee felt strongly that develope
convert overhead to underground. If an older area will redevelop in future, undergrounding should be done by the developer with the redevc
Projects are to be prioritized as follows using the above criteria:
1. 2. Second priority to projects meeting two or more of the First priority to projects in a scenic corridor.
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3. Third priority to project where property owners are wi
City street widening projects should not be accomplished without under1
of uti1 i ties. The Committee considers the Capital Improvement Program
receive Rule 20A funds before the street improvement projects, funds included in the C.I.P. to provide for undergrounding.
Finally, the Committee felt more undergrounding should be done by de\ Currently City Code says that where the length of undergrounding is less feet the developer need not underground existing facilities. The Commit. strongly that the undergrounding should be accomplished or the develop( pay a fee to apply to future undergrounding. If Council so directs, si prepare a code change and set a public hearing.
On May 18, 1988, the Planning Commission required the Senior Center underground all utilities fronting on the Senior Center prior to occupanc is only one pole on Pine Avenue adjacent to the Senior Center which service to the existing buildings. This can be removed and the new sc
the Senior Center placed underground but will require additional fundi1
The frontage of the Senior Center on Harding Street is only 135 feet,
contribute to the district.
their recommendations. However, if a project is not a high enough pr
less than the 600 feet minimum required to do a 20A conversion or to i undergrounding requirement on a developer. If this short sect undergrounded, the cost would be about $60,000 including $20,000 for poles" required to connect back to the overhead lines. Obviously such project is not practical. Also Harding Street has had a recent asphalt
Staff recommends that the undergrounding on Harding Street be done as pa; proposed undergrounding program as listed below and shown on Exhibit 2.
Based on the Undergrounding Policy, a rating system (Exhibit 3) used t in evaluating projects, and a field trip to view potential project ar Committee recommends the following projects in priority order:
1. Carlsbad Boulevard and Cannon Road (Terramar area) includi
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Drive and Tierra de Oro Street State Street from Laguna Drive to Beech Avenue Laguna Drive from State Street to Jefferson Street
Harding Street from Elm Avenue to Palm Avenue
4. Monroe Street from Chestnut Avenue to Basswood Avenue
The Committee selected these projects from a list of potential projec according to the policy. This Qualification List is attached as Exhibi
Following the adoption of the policy and priority list by the City Counc
project must be brought back to the City Council for a public hearing to form a utility undergrounding district.
The final recommendation is that the Redevelopment Director and the Utili
Maintenance Director be added as members of the Committee.
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If the City can obtain an advance of funds from SDG&E or borrow funds fro] City (possibly the City of San Diego), the timing of projects can be i Scheduling of the design and construction of the projects by SDG&E may -
In addition to the Underground Uti1 ity Advisory Committee, the followii have reviewed the policy, projects and program as presented and, aft6 minor changes, recommend adoption by the City Council:
number and speed of undergrounding projects, however.
1. Design Review Board 2. Planning Commission 3. Housing and Redevelopment Committee
FISCAL IMPACT:
Adoption of the project list will enable the City to use its Rule 20A 1
be selected quickly and Rule 20A funds to be used in a timely manner. Sor projects may require additional funding to provide for undergrounding of utility lines.
undergrounding. Adoption of the Council Policy will enable future prc
EXHIBITS :
1. Council Policy Statement No. %/ on Undergrounding Utilities
2. Preliminary Utility Undergrounding Program
3. Uti 1 i ty Undergroundi ng Rating System
4. Utility Undergrounding Qualification List
5. Inventory of Overhead Utility Lines
6. Resolution No.ff4330 adding the Redevelopment Director and the Maintenance Director to the Underground Utility Advisory Committe
7. Utility Undergrounding Handbook. On file in the City Clerk’s Of copy to each Councilmemeber.
CITY OF CARLSBAD
COUNCIL POLICY STATEMENT
GENERAL SUBJECT: UNDERGROUNDING OF UTILITIES
SPECIFIC SUBJECT: POLICY ON
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POLICY NO: 41
DATE ISSUED: 9-6-88
EFFECTIVE DATE : 9-6-88
CANCELLATION BATE:
SUPERSEDES NO:
CITY OF CARLSBAD
COUNCIL POLICY STATEMENT
GENERAL SUBJECT: UNDERGROUNDING OF
UTILITIES
SPECIFIC BUBjECTt POLICY ON
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POLICY NO: 41
DATE ISSUED: 9-6-88
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UT I L I TY UNDERGROUND I NG PROGRAM
Year A1 1 ocati on Project Cost Balance
Pre. Bal . $381,363 $381,363
1988 206,274 587,637
1989 224,000* Carlsbad 61. $168,000 Cannon Rd. 110,000 533,637
1990 245,OOO* State St. 406,000 372,637
1991 266,000* Laguna Dr. 514,000 124,637
1992 290,000* Monroe St. 395,000 19,637
1993 3 15,OOO* 334,637
1994 344,000* Harding St. 550 , 000 128,637
$2,271,637 $2,143,000 $ 128,637
*Estimated based on 9% increase per year
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UTILITY UNDERGROUNDING RATING SYSTEM
1. CONCENTRATION OF OVERHEAD
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Three Crossarms 3
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a. Vehicular Averaqe Daily Trips Points
1500 to 5000 less than 1500 0
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Adjacent to school 2
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ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT ADVANCE PLANNING DIVISIC
INVENTORY OF
OVERHEAD UTILITY LINES
IN THE CITY OF CARLSBAD
AUGUST 23, 1988
STREET NAME LENGTH (FEET) .................................. -------------
ACACIA AVENUE 1,180
ADAMS STREET 5,480
ALDER AVENUE 1,080
ALLEY (ELM-OAK; W OR RR) 700
ALTHEA LANE 250
ANDREA AVENUE 690
ANN DRIVE 530
ARLAND ROAD 320
AVOCADO LANE 400
BASSWOOD AVENUE 5,110
BEECH AVENUE 520
BELLE LANE 190
BLENKARNE DRIVE 330
BUENA PLACE 570 BUENA VISTA CIRCLE 380 BUENA VISTA WAY 3,760 CAMDEN CIRCLE 170 CAMELLIA PLACE 380
CAMINO DEL SOL CIRCLE 260 CANNON ROAD 1,110 CANYON STREET 840 CARLSBAD BOULEVARD 2,620 CEDAR AVENUE 970 CEREZO DRIVE 520
CHARLEEN CIRCLE (REAR-NORTH) 300
CHARLEEN CIRCLE (REAR-SOUTH) 300
CHARTER OAK DRIVE 500
CHERRY AVENUE 420 CHESTNUT AVENUE 9,500
CHINQUAPIN AVENUE 4,900
CHIPRIANO LANE 330
CITRUS PLACE 260 CLEARVIEW DRIVE 500 CREST DRIVE 1,620 CYNTHIA LANE 250
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OVERHEAD UTILITIES
STREET NAME LENGTH (FEET)
CYPRESS AVENUE 640
DATE AVENUE 550
DAVIS AVENUE 1,170
DAVIS PLACE 160 DONNA DRIVE 2,690
DONNA DIRVE (REAR-EAST) 600
EL ARBOL DRIVE 1,920 EL CAMINO REAL 6,400 ELMWOOD STREET 1,150 EUREKA PLACE 1,080
FALCON DRIVE 690
FOREST AVENUE 1,980
GARFIELD STREET 5,720
GAY LE WAY 650 GLORIA LANE 150 GRAND AVENUE 880
GREGORY DRIVE 220
HARBOR DRIVE 590
HARBOR VIEW 350
HARDING STREET 3,710
HARRISON STREET 980
HEMLOCK AVENUE 1,220
HIBISCUS CIRCLE 560 HIGHLAND DRIVE 9,490
HILL CREST CIRCLE 150
HILLSIDE DRIVE 1,240
HOME STREET 730
HOOVER STREET 750
HOPE AVENUE 310
JAMES DRIVE 570
JAN IS WAY 380 JEANNE PLACE 600 JEFFERSON STREET 5,250 JUNIPER AVENUE 720 KARREN LANE 210 KNOWLES AVENUE 2,210
LAGUNA DRIVE 3,680
LARKSPUR LANE 550
LAS FLORES DRIVE 920
LAURIE CIRCLE 170
LINCOLN STREET 1,790 LINDA LANE 740 LOCUST AVENUE 480
LONG PLACE 350
LOS ROBLES DRIVE (REAR-EAST) 2,300 LOS ROBLES DRIVE (REAR-WEST) 2,450
MACARTHUR AVENUE 550
MADISON STREET 3,570
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OVERHEAD UTI L IT I ES
STREET NAME LENGTH (FEET)
MAEZEL LANE 450
MAGNOLIA AVENUE 5,400
MAPLE AVENUE 410 MARGARET WAY 440 650 MCKINLEY STREET
MEADOWLARK LANE 240 MONROE STREET 4,520
190 MOUNTAIN VIEW DRIVE
OAK AVENUE 5,360
OCEANSIDE STREET 2,530
OLIVE AVENUE 580
400 OLIVENHAIN ROAD
690 PACIFIC AVENUE
PALM AVENUE 1,410 PALOMAR AIRPORT ROAD 5,100
PARK DRIVE 4,070
PI0 PIC0 DRIVE 3,740 RANCHO SANTA FE ROAD 900 REDWOOD AVENUE 1,150 RIDGECREST DRIVE 2,580
ROOSEVELT STREET 3,590
SANDRA PLACE 290
SANDY PLACE 170
SEACREST DRIVE 1,560
SEQUOIA AVENUE 240 SHORE DRIVE 1,270 SKYLINE ROAD 4,130
660 SPRUCE STREET
STATE STREET 1,350 STRATFORD LANE 740 SUNNYHILL DRIVE 2,470
SYCAMORE AVENUE 380
300 TRUESDALE LANE
TUTTLE STREET 590
TYLER STREET 1,300
VAL LEY PLACE 260 VALLEY STREET 5,370 WALNUT AVENUE 1,830
WESTWOOD DRIVE 1,180 WILSON STREET 1,570
WOODLAND WAY 520
WOODVALE DRIVE 340
YOURELL AVENUE 1,240
YVETTE WAY 510
TOTAL NUMBER OF FEET 199,880
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PINE AVENUE 4,440
TIERFM DEL OR0 STREET 710
WESTHAVEN DRIVE 1,110
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equals 37.9 MILES Prepared by: Richard Alien
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RESOLUTION NO. 88-330
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA, ADDING MEMBERS TO THE UNDERGROUND UTILITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
WHEREAS, the City Council did on January 4, 1977 adopt Resolution
establishing the Underground Uti1 ity Advisory Committee; creating and
WHEREAS, said Resolution provides for a Committee composed of
members of which two (2) shall be City staff; and
WHEREAS, the City Council now desires to increase the Committee to
members by adding the Redevelopment Director and the Utilities and Ma
Director to the Committee;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS:
1. The above recitals are all true and correct.
2. That Section 3 of Resolution No. 4073 is revised as
"Section 3. The City staff members on the Committee the incumbent City Engineer (who will act as Chairma. designated representative, the incumbent Director of or his designated representative, the incumbent Rede\ Director or his designated representative and the . Utilities and Maintenance Director or his dc
representative. The Utility Company members on the (
and the Electric Conversion Coordinator designated b: Diego Gas and Electric Company. The local cable 1 shall be designated by the Cable TV Franchisee(s Planning Commission member shall be the Chairman Planning Commission or his designated representative
shall be the Liaison Engineer designated by Pacific -
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3. That Section 5 of Resolution No. 4073 is revised as f
"Section 5. The Committee shall be composed of members of which four will be City Staff members, one Commission member, two Uti 1 i ty Company members, and c
TV Industry member, in accordance with Section 3, remaining member shall be appointed by the Mayor with
and approval of the City Council ;"
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the Carlsl
Council held on the 6th day of September , 198
following vote, to wit:
AYES: Council Members Lewis, Kulchin, Pettine, Mamaux and
NOES: None
ABSENT: None &j41 UDE A. L WIS, Mayor ATTEST:
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UTILITY UNDERGROUNDING
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UNDERGROUND UTILITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE
RICHARD ALLEN, CHAIRMAN MICHAEL HOLZMI LLER CLARENCE SCHLEHUBER GORDON BAKER DOUGLAS ELLIOTT DANNY BUCHANAN JULIE KARABERIS
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Council Policy on Undergrounding Overhead Utilities , , , . , 1
Uti 1 i ty Undergroundi ng Program ............... 3
Utility Undergrounding Rating System ............ 4
Utility Undergrounding Qualification List 5
Map of Prioritized Projects ................. 6
Inventory of Overhead Utility Lines 7
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Rule 20A and 206 ..................... 9
city Code Chapter 11.08 - Underground Utility District . . 13
1988 Allocation ...................... 17
20A Allocation Status and Completed Projects 19
Underground Uti 1 i ty Advi sory Committee .......... 21
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CITY OF CARLSBAD
COUNCIL POLICY STATEMENT
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DATE ISSUED: 9-6-8
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CITY OF CARLSBAD POLICY NO:
9-6-8 COUNCIL POLICY STATEMENT DATE ISSUED:
9-6-8 EFFECTIVE DATE :
GENERAL SUBJECT: UNDERGROUNDING OF
UTILITIES CANCELLATION DATE:
SUPERSEDES NO:
SPECIFIC SUBJECT: POLICY ON - UNDERGROUNDING OVERHEAD UTILITIES
COPIES TO: city council, city Manager, city Attorney, Department
Division Heads, Employee Bulletin Boards, Press, File
Underground Utility Advisory Committee Members
Whenever possible, undergrounding projects should be in deve areas not subject to near term future redevelopment or addit
development.
111. Projects qualifying under the criteria in Paragraph I above 5 be prioritized as follows:
1. First priority shall be given to any qualifying project I is within or is highly visible from a scenic corridor st]
2. Second priority shall be given to any qualifying undergrour
project which meets two or three of the criteria Paraqraph I,
3. Third priority shall be given to any qualifying undergrour project where the adjacent property owners are willin1 contribute to the district.
IV. 1. Street widening projects shall not be accomplished wit including undergrounding. Where Rule 20A funds are to be u the undergrounding project shall be timed to coordinate the street widening project which allows undergrounding f to be conserved. Where Rule 20A funds are not availa Capital Improvement Program project funding shall include cost of undergrounding utilities.
2. Undergrounding shall be deferred where possible on str
which have had an asphalt concrete overlay within the last
years.
V. All subdivisions or building construction projects shall required to underground utilities. If less than 600 feet, a
shall be paid in lieu of undergrounding to cover the estimated rata cost.
VI. The City shall seek to obtain an advance of funds from the
Diego Gas and Electric Company or to borrow undergrounding fl from another City to accelerate undergrounding projects.
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UTILITY UNDERGROUNDING PROGRAM
Pr 0.i e c t - cost Bal ance Year A1 1 ocat i on
Pre. Bal . $381,363 $381 7 363
1988 206,274 587 7 637
1989 224,800* Carl sbad B1. $168,000 Cannon Rd. 110,000 533,637
1990 245 7 [DOO* State St. 406 7 000 372,637
1991 266, QOOf Laguna Dr. 514,000 124,637
1992 290, QOOf Monroe St. 395,000 19,637
1993 315,OOO* 334,637
1994 344,000* Harding St. 550,000 128,637 1 $2 ? 271 7 637 $2 9 143,000 $ 128,637
*Estimated based on 9% increase per year
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ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT ADVANCED PLANNING DIVISI(
UTILITY UNDERGROUNDING RATING SYSTEM
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2. TRAFFIC VOLUMES
a. Vehicular Averase Daily TriDs
less than 1500 1500 to 5000 5000 to 10,000
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August 8, 1988
LEGEND
First Priol
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INVENTORY OF
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IN THE CITY OF CARLSBAD
AUGUST 23, 1988
STREET NAME LENGTH (FEET)
ACACIA AVENUE 1,180
ADAMS STREET 5,480
ALDER AVENUE 1,080 ALLEY (ELM-OAK; W OR RR) 700
ALTHEA LANE 250 ANDREA AVENUE 690 ANN DRIVE 530
ARLAND ROAD 320
AVOCADO LANE 400 BASSWOOD AVENUE 5,110 BEECH AVENUE 520 BELLE LANE 190 BLENKARNE DRIVE 330 BUENA PLACE 570 BUENA VISTA CIRCLE 380 BUENA VISTA WAY 3,760 CAMDEN CIRCLE 170 CAMELLIA PLACE 380 CAMINO DEL SOL CIRCLE 260
CANYON STREET 840 CARLSBAD BOULEVARD 2,620
CEDAR AVENUE 970
CEREZO DRIVE 520 CHARLEEN CIRCLE (REAR-NORTH) 300 CHARLEEN CIRCLE (REAR-SOUTH) 300 CHARTER OAK DRIVE 500
CHERRY AVENUE 420 CHESTNUT AVENUE 9,500 CHINQUAPIN AVENUE 4,900
CHIPRIANO LANE 330 CITRUS PLACE 260 CLEARVIEW DRIVE 500 CREST DRIVE 1,620 CYNTHIA LANE 2 50
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CANNON ROAD 1,110
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STREET NAME LENGTH (FEET)
640 CYPRESS AVENUE
550 DATE AVENUE
DAVIS AVENUE 1,170 DAVIS PLACE 160 DONNA DRIVE 2,690 6Q0 EL ARBOL DRIVE 1,920 EL CAMINO REAL 6,400
ELMWOOD STREET 1,150 EUREKA PLACE 1,080 690 FALCON DRIVE
FOREST AVENUE 1,980
650 GAYLE WAY
150 GLORIA LANE
880 GRAND AVENUE
220 GREGORY DRIVE
590 HARBOR DRIVE
3 50 HARBOR VIEW
HARDING STREET 3,710
980 HARRISON STREET
560 HIBISCUS CIRCLE
HIGHLAND DRIVE 9,490 150 HILL CREST CIRCLE
HILLSIDE DRIVE 1,240
HOME STREET 730
HOOVER STREET 750
310 HOPE AVENUE
570 JAMES DRIVE
* JANIS WAY 380 600 JEANNE PLACE
JEFFERSON STREET 5,250 JUNIPER AVENUE 720
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GARFIELD STREET 5,720
HEMLOCK AVENUE 1,220
KARREN LANE 210 KNOWLES AVENUE 2,210 LAGUNA DRIVE 3,680 550 LARKSPUR LANE
920 LAS FLORES DRIVE
LAURIE CIRCLE 170 LINCOLN STREET 1,790 LINDA LANE 740 LOCUST AVENUE 480 LONG PLACE 350 LOS ROBLES DRIVE (REAR-EAST) 2,300 LOS ROBLES DRIVE (REAR-WEST) 2,450 MACARTHUR AVENUE 550 MADISON STREET 3,570
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STREET NAME LENGTH (FEET)
MAGNOLIA AVENUE 5,400 MAPLE AVENUE 410
440 MARGARET WAY
MCKINLEY STREET 650
240 MEADOWLARK LANE
MONROE STREET 4,520 190 MOUNTAIN VIEW DRIVE
OAK AVENUE 5 , 360 OCEANSIDE STREET 2 , 530 OLIVE AVENUE 580 400 OLIVENHAIN ROAD
690 PACIFIC AVENUE
PALM AVENUE 1,410 PALOMAR AIRPORT ROAD 5,100 PARK DRIVE 4,070 PINE AVENUE 4,440 PI0 PIC0 DRIVE 3,740
REDWOOD AVENUE 1,150 RIDGECREST DRIVE 2,580
ROOSEVELT STREET 3,590 SANDRA PLACE 290 170 SANDY PLACE
SEACREST DRIVE 1,560
SEQUOIA AVENUE 240 SHORE DRIVE 1 , 270 SKYLINE ROAD 4,130 660 SPRUCE STREET
STATE STREET 1,350 740 STRATFORD LANE
SUNNYHILL DRIVE 2,470
SYCAMORE AVENUE 380 TIERRA DEL OR0 STREET 710 TRUESDALE LANE 300
TUTTLE STREET 590
VALLEY PLACE 260 VALLEY STREET 5,370 WALNUT AVENUE 1,830
WESTWOOD DRIVE 1,180
WILSON STREET 1,570
WOODLAND WAY 520 WOODVALE DRIVE 340
YOURELL AVENUE 1,240 YVETTE WAY 510
TOTAL NUMBER OF FEET 199,880
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MAEZEL LANE 4 50
RANCHO SANBA FE ROAD 900
TYLER STREET ' 1,300
WESTHAVEN DRIVE 1,110
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Cancellina Revised tal.P.~.c.Sheet NO.-
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RULE 20
REPLACEMENT OF OVERHEAD UITH UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC FACILITIES
A. The utility uill, at its expense, replace its existing overhead ele
tric facilities with underground electric facilities along public
streets and roads, and on public lands and private property across
uhich rights-of-uay satisfactory to the utility have been obtained
by the utility, provided that:
1. The governing body of the city or county in which such electric
facilities are and kill be located has:
a. Determined, after consultation uith the utility and after h
ing public hearings on the subject, that s.uch undergroundin,
in the general public interest for one or more of the .follor
reasons:
(11 Such undergrounding uill avoid or eli'minate an unusual:
heavy concentration of overhead electric facilities:
(2) The street or road or right-of-nay is extensively used
the general public and carries a heavy volume of pedes-
trian or vehicular traffic; and
(3) The street or road or right-of-nay adjoins or passes
through a civic area or public recreation area or an
area of unusual scenic interest to the general public.
b. Adopted an ordinance creating an underground district in thE
area in which both the existing and new facilities are and c
be located, requiring among other things, (1) that all exist
overhead communication and electric distribution facilities
such district shall be removed, (2) that each property serve
from such electric overhead facilities shall have installed,
accordance nith the utility's rules for underground service,
electrical facility changes on the premises necessary to rec
service from the underground facilities of the utility as so
as it is available, and (3) authoriging the utility to disco
ti nue its overhead servi ce.
(Cont i nued)
Advice Ltr. No. 5974 Issued by Date Fi ledNovember
Decision No. RONALD K. FULLER Effect i ve December
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RULE 20 (Continued)
REPLACEMENT OF OVERHEAD WITH UNDE2G2OUND. ELECTRIC FACILITIES
A. (Continued)
2. The utility's total annual budgeted amount for undergrounding L.
any city or the unincorporated area of any county, shall be all
cated in the same ratio that the number of overhead meters in SI
city or unincorporated area of any county bears to the total sy
overhead metefS. The anaunts so allbcated may be exceeded uher
utility establishes that additional participation an a project
uarranted. Such allocated amounts may be carried over as provi
below. In order to qualify a5 a community uith an active under
grounding program, the governing body must have adapted an ordi
or ordinances creating underground district and/or districts as
forth in Section A.1.b. of this rule. Where there is a carry-a
the utility has the right to set, as determined by its capabili
reasonable Limits on the rate of performance of the work to be
nanced by the funds carried over.- Where amounts budgeted for a
calendar year are not expended in that calendar year or the nex
succeeding calendar years follouing the budgeting thereof becau
of forces beyond the control of the utility, then in that event
that event only, the utility may reallocate the unexpended amou
of money in its'discretion, to communities ui th active undergro
ing programs, or uith the approval of the Commission for any ot
lawful purpose.
3- The undergrounding extends for a minimum distance of one block (
600 feet, uhichever is the lesser.
Upon request of the governing body, the utility uiil pay for no
more than 100 ieet of the customervs under~round service lateral
The governing body may establish a smaller footage allouance, or
may limit the amount of money to be expended on a single customs
service, or the total amount to be expended on consumer services
in a particular project.
(Continued)
Advice Ltr. No. 597-E Issued by Date Filed Now-
Deci si on No. RONALD K. FULLER Effect i ve ~PCP~
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RULE 20 (Continued)
REPLACEMENT OF OVERHEAD WITH UHDERGROUND ELECTRIC FACILITIES
B. In circumstances other than those covered by A. above, the utility u'
replace its existing overhead electric facilities with underground e:
tric facilities along public streets and roads or other locations. mu:
ally agreed upon when requested by an applicant or applicants uhen a:
of the follouing conditions are met:
1. a. All property ouners served from the overhead facilities to be
removed, first agree in nriting to have the uiring changes mag
on their premises 50 that service may be furnished from the
underground distribution system in accordance with the utilit)
rules. and that the utility may discontinue its overhead servi
upon completion of the underground facilities, or
b. Suitable legislation is in effect requiring such necessary uir
changes to be made and authorizing the utility to discontinue
overhead service.
2. The applicant has:
a. Furnished and installed the pads and vaults for transformers
and associated equipment. conduits, ducts, boxes, pole bases,
and performed other uork related to structures and substruc-
tures including breaking of pavement, trenching, backfilling,
and repaving required in connection uith the installation of
the underground system, all in accordance urth the utility's
specifications, or, in lieu thereof, pard the utility to do s
b. Transferred ownership of such facilities, in good condition,
the utility; and
c. Paid a nonrefundable sum equal to ?he excess, if any, of the
estimated costs, exclusive of transformers, meters and servic
o+ completing the undersround system and building a new equrb
lent overhead system.
3. The area to be undergrounded includes both sides of a street for
at least one block or 600 feet, uhichever is the lesser, and all
existing overhead coaiiiunication and electric distributron faci lit
uithin the area uill be removed.
(Continued)
Advice Ltr. No. 597-E Issued by Date Fi led November
Decision No. RONALD K. FULLER Effect i ve Decde r
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RULE 20 (Continued)
REPLACEMENT OF 0VE.SHEAD WITH UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC FACILITIES
C. In circumstances other than those covered by A. or 0. above. uhen rn
ally agreed upon by the utility and an applicant, overhead electric
facilities may be replaced uith underground electric facilities, pt
ed the applicant requesting the change pays in advance, a nonrefund
sum equal to the estimated cost of the underground facilities less
estimated net salvage value and depreciation of the replaced overhe
facilities. Underground 5ervices uill be installed and rnaintarned
provided In the utility's rules applicable thereto.
D. The term "underground electr7c system" means an electric system wit
all wires installed underground, except those wires in surface moun
equipment enclosures.
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RONALD K. FULLER Effective December Decision No.
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UNDERGROUND UTILITY DISTRICIS
(4) ‘‘Utility” includes all persons or en
supplying electric, communication or sirnil
associated senice by means of electrical I
rials or devices. (Ord. 7037 $ 1, 1968)
SeCti0nS: 11.08.010 Defmitions. 11.08.020 Public hearing by council.
11.08.020 Public hearing by councii.
1 1.08.03O Designation of underground
The council may from time to time call p
hearings to ascertain whether the public he
safety or welfare requires the removal of p
11.08.05O Exception-Emergency or tures within designated areas of the city an(
unusual circumstances. underground installation of wires and faci
11.08.060 Other exceptions. for supplying electric, communication, or
11.08.070 Notice to property owners and ilar or associated service. The city clerk
utility companies. notify ail affected property owners as show
11.08.080 Responsibility of utility the last equalized assessment roll and uti
companies. concerned by mail of the time and place of
11.08.090 Responsibility of property hearings at least fifieen days prior to the
owners. thereof. Each such hearing shall be open tc
11.08.1OO Responsibility of city. public and may be continued from time to I
11.08.1 10 Extension of time. At each such hearing all persons interested
be given an opportunity to be heard. The
sion of the council shall be final and conclu
(Ord. 1296 4 20, 1987; Ord. 7037 3 2, 1968)
11.08.030 Designation of underground uti
districts by resolution.
If after the public hearing the city COL
determines that the city or a public utility
agreed to pay over fifty percent of all cos
conversion, excluding costs of users’ connect
to underground electric or communication f
ities and that the public health, safety and we.
requires such removal and underground inst
tion, the city council may by resolution der
the area an underground utility district and o
the work. Such resolution shall include a desc
tion of the area comprising such district and 5
provide that the council shall fix by subseqi
resolution, the time within which such rem1
and underground installation shall be acc
plished, having due regard for the avadabilii
labor, materials and equipment necessary
such removal and for the installation of I
utility districts by resolution.
11.08.04O Unlawful acts. overhead wres and assmated overhead S:
11.08.010 Definitions.
Whenever in this chapter the words or phrases
hereinafter in this section defined are used, they
shall have the respective meanings assigned to
them in the following definitions:
(1) “Commission” means the Public Utilities
Commission of the state of California;
(2) “Poles, overhead wires and associated
overhead structUres” mean poles, towers, sup
ports, wires, conductors, guys, stubs, platforms,
crossarms, braces, transformers, insulators, cut-
outs, switches, communication circuits,
appliances, attachments and appurtenances
located aboveground within a district and used
or usehi in supplying electric, communication
or similar or associated service:
(3) “Underground utility district” or “dis-
trict” means that area in the city within which
pok~, overhead wires, and associated overhead
structures are prohbited as such area is described
in a resolution adopted pursuant to the provi-
sions of Section 11.08.030;
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thereby. (Ord 1296 9 21, 1987; Ord. 7042 9 1
(part), 1973: ord 7037 9 3, 1968)
11.08.040 Uniawful acts.
whenever the council creates an underground
utility district and orders the removal of poles,
overhead * and associated ove*ead stru~-
tures therein as provided in Section 11.08.030, it
is udad for my person Or uaty to erect,
construct, place, keep, maintain, continue,
employ or operate poles, overhead wires and
associated overhead structures in the district
after the date when the overhead facilities are
required to be removed by such resoiution,
except as the overhead facilities may be required
to furnish service to an owner or occupant of
(1) Any municipal facilities or equ
installed under the supervision and to t.4
faction of the city engineer,
(2) Poles, or electroliers used exclusi.,
street lighting: (3) Poles, overhead wires and associate
head structures used for the transmission
tric energy at nominai voltages in excm oj
four thousand five hundred voits;
(4) Antennae,associatedequipmental
pohng structures, used by a utrlity for hn
communication services;
(5) Equipment appurtenant to undeq
faciiities, such as sudace mounted transfo
pedetal mounted temind boxes and met
inets, and conceded ducts;
(6) Temporary poles, overhead wirr PrOWrtY Prior to the Wrfomance by such Owner associated overhe& mctures & or to t or occupant ofthe ~nde~ound work nme~~ary in conjunction with construction projEE
(7) Overhead wires (exclusive of sup€ stmctures) crossin* any portion of a c
within whch ovefid wires have been F
ita or connaing to buildngs on the pen
from which poles, overhead wires and asso
(8) Overhead wires attached to the e:
ter, overhead facilities may be installed and other fixture and extending from one locat:
maintained for a Wriod, not to exceed thiw the building to another location on the
days, without authority of the council in order to building or to an adjacent building without
provide emergency service. The council may ing any public street.
grant special permission, on such terms as the (9) New or existing anchor poles an(
wires within the district necessary to su council may deem appropriate, in cases of
7042 fj 1 (part), 1973: Ord. 7037 5 6, 1968) as to any person or utility, to erect, construct,
install, maintain, use or operate poles, overhead 11.08.070 Notice to property owners anc wires and associate? overhead stmctures. (Ord. utility companies. 7037 4 5, 1968) Within ten days after the effective datc
11.08.060 Other exceptions. resolution adopted pursuant to Sek Any resolution adopted pursuant to Section 11.08.030, the City clerk shall notify all aff
11.08.030, shall not apply to any of the following utilities and all persons owning real pro
types of facilities, unless otherwise provided for within the district created by the resolution I
in such resolution: adoption thereof. The city clerk shall fu
for such owner or occupant to continue to
receive utility service as provided in Section
11.08.090, and for such reasonable time required
to remove said facilities after said work has been
this chapter. (Ord. 7037 9 4, 1968)
1 1.08.050 Exception-Emergency or unusual overhead structures are not prohibited;
performed, and except a Otherwise provid& in ofa &strict, when such wires originate in a
circumstances.
Notwithstanding the provisions of tfiis chap surface of a building by means of a bmc
overhead facilities outside the district. unusual circumstances, without discrimination
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notie such affected property owners of the
necessity that, if they or any person occupying
such property desire to continue to receive elec-
tric, communication, or similar or associated service, they 01 SUC~ occupant shall provide all
necessary facility changes on their premises so as
to receive such service from the lines of the sup
plying utility or utdities at a new location, subject
to applicable rules, regulations and tariffs of the
respemve utdity or utdities on file with the corn-
mission.
Notification by the city clerk shall be made by
mailing a copy of the resolution adopted pur-
suant to Section 11.08.030. together with a copy
of the ordinance codified in. this chapter to
affected property owners as such are shown on
the last equalized assessment roll and to the
affected utilities. (Ord. 7037 3 7, 1968)
11.08.080 Responsibiiity of utility
companies.
does not comply with the provisions o
paragraph (a) of this Section withm the tin
vided for in the resolution enacted pursu
Section 11.08.030, the city engineer sha
written notice on the property being senf
thuty days thereafter shall have the autha
order the disconnection and removal of ac
all overhead service wires and associated
ties supplying utdity service to said propel
(c) In addition to the provisions of
paragraph (b) above, upon direction by tk
cound, the engineer shall give notice in ‘H
to the person in possession of such premise
a notice in writing to the owner thereof as 5
on the last equalized assessment roll, to PI
the required underground facilities with!
days after receipt of such notice,
(d) The notice to provide the required u
ground facilities may be given either by per
service or by mail. In case of service by mi
either of such persons, the notice must be d
ited in the United States mail in a sealed env
with postage prepaid, addressed to the pers
possession of such premises at such prer
and the notice must be addressed to the c
thereof as such owner’s name appears, and
be addressed to such owner’s last known ac
merit roll, and when no address appeslr
“General Delivery, City of Carlsbad.” If nor
given by mail, such notice shall be deem1
have been received by the person to whom.
been sent within forty-eight hours after the 1
ing thereof. If notice is given by mail to eithc
owner or occupant of such premises, the
engineer shall. within forty-eight hours afee
mailing thereof, cause a copy thereof, pnnte
a card not less than eight inches by ten inch
she, to be posted in a conspicuous place o!
premises.
(e) The notice given by the city enginec
provide the required underground facilities
particdarly specify what work is required t
done, and shall state that if the work is not (
pieted within thirty days after receipt of
If underground construction is necessary to
provide utility service within a district created by
any resolution adopted pursuant to Section
11.08.030, the supplying utility shall furnish that
portion of the conduits, conductors and associ-
ated equipment required to be furnished by it
under its applicable rules, regulations and tariffs
on fde with the commission. (Ord. 7037 9 8,
1968)
11.08.090 Responsibility of property owners.
(a) Every person owning, operating, leasing,
occupying or renting a building or structure
within a district shall construct and provide that
portion of the service connection on his property
between the facilities referred to in Section
11.08.080 and the termination facility on or
within said building or structure being served, all
in accordance with applicable rules, regulations
and tariffs of the respective utility or utilities on fUe wth the commission.
(b) In the event any person owning, operat-
ing, leasing, occupying or renting said property
as the same appears on the last equalized a
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notice, the city engineer will provide such
required underground facilities, in which case
the cost and expense thereof will be assessed
against the property benefited and become a lien
upon such property.
(f) If upon the expiration of the thirty day
period, the required underground facilities have
not been provided, the city engineer shall forth-
with prm& to do the work: provided, however,
if such premises a unoccupied and no electric or commudcations gmcs are being ftlmishd
thereto, the city engineer shall in lieu of provid-
ing the required underground facilities, have the
authority to order the disconnection and
removal of any and all overhead service wires
and assOciated fdties suppiying utility service
to the property. Upon completion of the work by
the city engineer, he shall file a written report
with the city cound setting forth the fact that the
required underground facilities have been pro-
vided and the cost thereof, together with a legal
description of the property against which such
cost is to be assessed. The council shall thereupon
tix a time and piace for hearing protests against
the mment of the cost of such work upon
such premises, which said time shall not be less
than ten days thereafter.
(g) The city engineer shall forthwith, upon the
give a notice in writing to the person in posses-
sion of such premises, and a notice in writing
thereof to the owner thereof, in the manner here-
inabove provided for the giving Of the notice to
provide the required underground facilities, of
the time and place that the council will pass upon
such report and Will hear protests against such
assessment. Such notice shall also set forth the
amount of the proposed assessment.
(h) Upon the date and hour set for the hearing
of protests, the council shall hear and consider
the report and all protests, if there be a
then proceed to affirm, modifir or re;
assessment.
(i) If any assessment is not paid wit1
days after its confirmation by the coun
amount of the assessment shail becomr
upon the property against which the asse
is made by the city engineer, and t!
engineer is directed to turn over to the i
and l2lX COllKtOr a notice Of lien On eacf ProEma on which the 2SS&mmt has nl
paid, and the assessor and tax collector sh
the amount of the assessment to the next
bill for taxes levied against the premise
which said assessment was not paid. The
ment shall be due and payable at the same
the property taxes are due and payable, an
paid when due and payable,shall bear int
the rate of six percent per year. (Ord. 70
1968)
11.08.100 Responsibility of city.
The city shall remove at its om expc
city-owned equipment from all poles requ
be removed under this chapter in ample 1
enable the Owner Or user of such Poles to r
the Same within the time Specified in the
tion enacted pursuant to Secton 11.08.030
7037 5 10, 1968) '
time for hearing such protests having been fixed, 11 .OS.J 10 Extension of tirne.
In the event that any act required by thb
ter or by a resolution adopted pursui
won 1 1.08.030 cannot be performed
the time provided on account of short;
materials, war. restraint by public authc
strikes, labor disturbances, civil disobedier
any other circumstances beyond the coni
the actor. then the time within which SUI
will be accomplished shall be extended
period equivalent to the time of such limit
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I February 23, 1988
Ann J. Kulchin, Mayor Pro Tem
City of Carlsbad
1200 Elm Avenue
Carlsbad, California 92008
Dear Ms. Kulchin:
Every year we notify each city and county in our service territory of its
allocation for Rule 20.A Underground Conversions.
For the calendar year 1988 we have asked the CPUC to approve an allocation of
$19,833,000. Attached is the appendix of our application showing allocations
to cities and unincorporated areas of our service territory. If our proposal
is approved, your allocation for 1988 will be $206,274, which will bring the
total allocations to date to $2,212,651. This allocation is based on the
percentage of total electric meters served by overhead lines in your city
compared to the total of all electric meters served by overhead lines in
SDG&E's total service territory.
governmental entity within the guidelines of our filed Rule 20.A.
The scheduling of projects is accomplished through the Underground Utility
Advisory Committees (UUAC), or the appropriate personnel from each city or
county. We will continue through these committees or individuals to project
work for 1988 and future years.
Should you wish to discuss any aspect of your allocation, please call me or
our District Engineering Supervisor, Doug Elliott, who may be reached by phon€
at 438-6098.
It is our endeavor to work with each
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District Director
North Coast District Office
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Allocation to Cities and Unincorporated Areas of San Diego Gas & Electric Company 1988 Amounts Budgeted in Accordance With
Section A of Rule 20
CITY / CC'JNTY %CENT ALLOCATION I Carlsbad 1.04 $ 206,274
Ckla Vista 5- 03 $ 997,600
Coronado 1.18 $ 234,040
Del Mar 0.38 $ 15,376
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El Cajon 3.62 $ ~~7,966 I Ehcinitas 1.99 $ 394,688
Escondido 2.75 $ 545,418
Imperial Beach 1-63 $ 323,289
La Mesa 3- 23 $ 640,617
Lemon Grove 1.48 $ 293,539
Rational City 2* 37 $ 470,053
Oceans ide 2.59 $ 513,686
Orange County 1.49 $ 295.3523
pow 0.80 $ 158,675
San Clemente 1.59 $ 315,356
San Diego 48.97 $ 9,712,000
San Diego County 16. 03 $ 3,179,241
San Juan Capistrano 0. 14 $ 27,777
San Marcos 0.34 $ 67,443
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Solana Beach 0.40 $ 79,342
Vista 1.93 $ 382,78E
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costs, and co,munity needs:
NOTJ, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Comcil Of
City of Carlsbad as fcllows:
Section. 1. A standing co.m.iftee, known as the Underg~
Utility Advisory Cobktce, shall be autSorized and appointed
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Section 2. This committee shall be an advisory ccmmit
conposed of members from the City staff, the utility comFanies
the cable TV industry, and the cormunity at largr;
.Section 3. The City staff merbers ! on the comutt;?e sh
be the incumbent Public IJorks Administrator R (who will act as
Chairman) or his desiLgncted. representative, and the inctlrr.?en::
Director of PlanRing or his deSignatPd representative. The Kt
Company members on the Committee shall be the Liaison Engineer
designated by Pacific Telephone and the Electric Conversion Co
ordinator design tcd by t!ie San Dicgo Gas an? Electric Coqany
The local cable TV ixecmbcr shall be designated by the Cable TV
Franchisee(s). The Planning Comnission member shall be the Ch
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boundarigs, ccnstruction costs, construction schedule, ar,d fi-
nancinq rnctho.ris for approved districts;
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Commission member, two Utility Corrpany members, and one cable '
Industry menber, in accordance with Section 3, and the rernainil
nierrber shall be appointed by the I:ayor ;;ith consent and approvi
of the City Council; <
Section .6. The appointed committee xembers sha: 1. he
appointed for four (4) year terms;
Section 7. The connittce shall meet at least once durl
each quarter of the calendar year and may meet at the call of t
Chairman. A report shall be made. to the City Council at least
once each year and at Qther times as deemed appropriate by the
Chairman;
Section 8. The comrnittec is as established by the City
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reimbursement for L:.:;w!lses.
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by the following mte, to wit:
Councilmen Frazee, Lewis, Packard, Skotnicki AYES :
NOES : ::one
Councilwoman Cajler
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