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Home My WebLink About1972-10-10; Council Policy No. 13 (RESCINDED) - No Smoking in City Recreation FacilitiesI .- CITY OF CARLSBAD COUNCIL POLICY STATEMENT General Subject: "NO SMOKING" POLICY Effective Date Ju1Y 1r lgeo ! ;pecific Subject: 1 ;:c;g;; IN CITY RECREATIoN ( Zopies to: City Council, City Manager, City Attorney, Department and Division Heads, Employee Bulletin Boards, Press, File PURPOSE: Ta establish a policy regarding smoking in the City recreation facilities. STATEMENT OF POLICY: There shall be No Smoking allowed in any of the City recreation facilities. c &itp at &orl5bab d 7, Page 7 '70) 18. AGUA HEDIONDA LAGOON AGREEMENTS (CONTINUED) :45) RESOLUTION NO. 6225, APPROVING ti AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF CARLSBAD AND D. DALJIT SARKARIA, MARINA OWNER AT SNUG HARBOR, REGARDING THE IJSE~ OF THE SURFACE I?ATERS OF AGUA HEDSONDA LAGOON AND THE PROVISION OF LAUNCHING FACILITIES AND AUTRORIZING THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE SAID AGRBEMENT. (79) 19. AB #6269 - RE&EATION FACILITY POLICY. A staff report was presented by the City Manager.' Council Membef Casler express&d the opinion that because the Harding Street Conrmunity Cater buildings had been purchased with the idf in mind that a portion would, be rented out for dinners. weddings and to private organizations it would be inappropriate to impose a no smoking policy when such events occurred. Council adopted a "no smoking" policy for City recreation facilities and directed staff to prepare a City Council Policy Statement. (93) 20. AB 66286 - ISSUANCE OF SEWER PEmIITS' FROM ENCINA RERATING. ~~ The staff report was presented by the City Attorney indicating prior Council action.and direction. In that approval of Encina re-r.&ins has been made by all member agencies, the condition in the Resolution requiring this action before issuing permits has been satis- fied; therefore, the Resolution is,effective upon adoption. Following brief discussion, Council adopted the following Resolutidn: RESOLUTION X0. 6226, AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF 1 800 EDU'S OF SEWER CAPACITY ON'A FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED BASIS, SUBJECT TO CERTAIN CONDITIONS. qq 21. AB #6287 - LEVANTE PARK BUILDING W Council Member Casler &quested this item be removed from the Agenda for farther study. The City Manager explained there had been discussions re the use of the building, and subsequent suggestions had been made. Council accepted the gift of the building 'in Levante Park and referred the mzrtter back to staff for further report and recommendation regarding the use of such building. COUNCIL : \ ? 220 lotion LyeS h?s footion +33~ 4otion iyes DATE: NOVEMBER 14, 1974 TO: ALL DEPARTMENT HEADS FROM: ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER SUBJECT: COUNCIL POLICY NO. 13 Please remove Council Policy No. 13,:from your Council Policy Handbook per action taken at the City Council meeting of March 19,'1974. This policy was replaced by City Ordinance and Reso- lutions covering Environmental Quality Act. WILLIAM C!. BALDWIN Assistant City Manager WCB:dp cc: Mayor and~"Councilmen City Attorney City Clerk Building Director Finance Director Fires Chief Ltirarian Pkrks and Recreation Director Personnel Director /'Planning Director / Police Chief /I Public Works Administrator Purchasing Agent / ,’ ,- COUNCIL POLICY NO. ~23 _f ,") .r Cancelled by City Council, March 19, 1974 ,~' Environmental Quality Act of 1970 ad?Supreme Court Decision entitled Friends of,&ammoth vs. Mono County. ,,,' - * ,. .- r- CITY OF CARLSBAD -“;1, <:y * . !I% ‘. ,,. ~,.‘<, Policy irio. (Page 1 of 4: Genera Specif COUNCIL POLICY STATEMENT Date Issued lo-lo-72 Subject: ADMINISTRATION Fffortjvo n>t- lo-lo-72 -..-..- ,L y..c._ li 1F c SubjectEEnvironmental Quality Act of Date An ended & 197D and Supreme Court Deci- Supplen,'~nted 10-19-72 sion entitled Friends of Mam- moth vs. Mono County Supersedes No. Copies to: City Council, City IManager, City Attorney, Department and Division Heads, Employee Bulletin Boards, Press, File and procedures for an interim program to insure i ronmental Quality Act of 1970 and the Supreme Friends of Mammoth vs. Mono County (Sep.t. 21,,: 'URPOSE: 'o establish guidelines :ompliance with the Env :ourt decision entitled 972). ;TATEMENT OF POLICY: . Courtin the California Environ- as well as public the environment. effect on the environment (a) building permits for (b) two family dviellings, subject to similar conditions as set forth in paragraph (a) above. (c) permits for swimming pools. (d) permits for mobile home accessories, fences, patios, building accessories, to existing residences, additions and alterations to existing residences, work to be. done inside of external walls of existing buildings, demolition permits. (e) other similar activity. provided, however, that the staff may, at its di'scretion, make a determination that any of-the foregoing types of activity may, in an individual case, be deemed to have a possible significant effect upon the environment for reasons such as:.proximity to the beach, .proximity to a lagoon, proximity to flood plains, or any other rea- son which, in the judgment of the staff, might constitute a good reason to require an environmental impact statement. CITY OF CARLSBAD Policy N0.13(Page 2 of 4) COUNCIL POLICY STATEMENT Date Issued lo-lo-72 General Subject: Specific Subject ADMINISTRATION Environmental Quality Act of 1970 and Supreme Court Decision entitled Friends of !,lammoth:vs. Mono County Supersedes No. City Council, City Manager, City Attorney, Department and Division Heads, Employee Bulletin Boards, Press, File STATE!~?NT OF POLICY (Cont'd.): 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. As a condition of the Ci'2) issuing any permit or entitlement other than for projects which are deemed to have an insignificant effect upon the environment, the applicant, as a condition of the issuance of such permit or entitlement, shall sign an ,indemnity ag.reement which shall be in a.form as shall be designated ~by the City Attor- ney. The substance of such ag.reement shall require the applicant to agree to holed the City harmless from the consequences of further development as related to the Environmental Quality Act and the Mam- moth Decision. With respect to all private projects which ha,ve been approved and which have not yet been substantially completed, the staff shall take reasonable steps to notify the developers thereof of this policy statement and the subject, matter to which it relates and, whenever possible, to secure the execution of the "hold harmless" agreement by the de:veloper prior to any further construction on any such proj- ect that is determined to be~,of significant environmental impact. This policy statement is intended as a guideline only, and it is recognized that the staff shall ‘have considerable discretion in the. fpllowing of these guidelines, it,being the over-all intent herein to take all reasonable steps to insure compliance with the law, and at the same time, to avoid unnecessary delays with respect to those projects which involve only trivial environmental effects. The staff shall prepare a set of draft ordinances detailing proce- dures and guidelines for meeting the requir~ements of the law and present them to the Council for consideration at the adjourned meet- ing of October 30, 1972. ':, 1 be as The interim program for private development act?$vity ,shal follows: "'XI (A) Zoning and rezoning -- Except in those cases in: which a pro- posed zoning action relates to a specific developmental plans of environmental significance, applications will be processed in a normal manner. Applications within the exception will be continued pending adoption of ordinances and providing proce- dures for meeting the requirements of the Environmental Quality Act of 1979. (B) Lot splits and parcel maps -- The City will treat lot splits and parcel maps in a manner similar to zonings and rezonings. . ,- \ , CITY OF CARLSBAD COUNCIL POLICY STATEMENT Policy No.lJ(Page 3 of 4) Date Issued lo-lo-72 General Subject: ADMINISTRATION '. Specific Subject: Environmental Quality Act of 1970 and Supreme Court Decision entitled Friends of Ma-h vs. Mono Countv Copies to: City Council, City Flanager, City Attorney, Department and Division Heads, Employee Bulletin Boards, Press, File STATEMENT OF POLICY (Cont'd.): .. (C) Conditional Use Permi.ts, Variances and other similar permits -- Permits which, in the opinion of staff, will result in a trivial or insignificant impact on the environment will be processed in a normal matter. Al,1 other permits will be continued.until the adoption of ordinances providing procedu,res for meeting the re- quirements of the EQA of 1970. on of the indemnity agree. be processed .in a normal (D) Final Subdivision Maps -- Upon execut ment by the applicant, final maps will manner. (E) Tentative Subdivision.Claps -- Staff wi 1 seek to obtain voluntary . agreements for a continuance of all maps pending adoption of or- dinances as described above. In the even't such an agreement is not forthcoming, the Council will consider either denying the maI on environmental grounds or approving it subject to the condi- tion that an Environmental Impact Report will be prepared by staff, with information furnished by the applicant as required, said report then necessitating approval by the Planning Corn,- mission. (F) Building Permits -'- (a) Permits for work within the definitions of trivial or insig- nificant environmental impact will be'processed as usual. (b) Permits for projects of large magnitude'"which in the judg- ment of staff clearly will have a substantial environmental effect will be held in abe~vance oendinq more detailed in-. vestigation of their environmental effect.,, Staff will be guided in making this determination by look i ng at a totality of factors including location on the coast, hillsides, flood plain or lagoons, degree of physical change in the area, amount of earth moving required, compliance with growth pat- II . ,.. terns in tne general plan, presence or absence of streets and utilities and the effect on vegetation, trees, and wild- life. (c) All permits for projects not within (a) or (b) as descr'ibed above will be processed in a normal manner provided the ap- plicant and project owner are agreeable to executing the.in- demnity agreement. ‘. ‘ .‘, rl- CITY OF CARLSBAD +HJNCIL POLICY STATEMEN General Subject: ADMINISTRATION Specific Subject: Environmental Quality Act .of 1970 and Supreme Court Decision entitled Friends Effective Date lo-lo-72 DXF7henEEl h I----- --- Supplemented .~ 10-1g-72 Supersedes No. of Mammoth -vs. Mono County L Copies to: City Council, City Manager, City Attorney, DepartmeTt Andy D i v i s i o nx!! c a d s , Employee Bulletin Boards, Press, File t t Policy No. 13(Page 4 of 4) Date Issued l"-'O-72 jTAT.EHENT OF 'POLICY (Con,t"d.) 3. (d) Permits issued,, for vlork which is not yet substantially com- plete will be reviewed by staff. Projects within category (b) as describe@ above will be required to execute the in- demnity agreemen'{. '\ : Public projects -- The City.,will enter into no leases'or award any contracts for public work unless an Environmental Imp’act Report has been prepared and acted upon",or unless it has been clearly demon- strated that the project will 'have only an insignificant or trivial effect on the environment. A r'evievl of ongoing projects including 1911 Acts will be made to determ“ine their env~ironmental effect and action will be take~n accordingly.'\, \