HomeMy WebLinkAboutAV 99-04; Granada Villas; Administrative Variance (AV) (4)November 1 , 1999
TO: RICHARD COOK - Public Works Manager
FROM: DAVID RICK - Assistant Engineer
RE: AV 99-04 and the release of grading cash security deposit for
Granada Villas (CT 88-06/PE 2.89.63)
As Chris DeCerbo, you and I had discussed earlier, we agreed that 100
percent of the grading cash security deposit ($8,720) for Granada Villas
could be refunded once certain permits were issued. The developer must
receive all permits necessary to increase the height of the retaining wall and
add fill soil on the west side of Lot 1. The wall height and backfill will be
increased to redirect surface drainage flow from the neighbors’ properties to
Lewis Lane. Specifically, the developer must obtain an administrative
variance for the increased wall height, process a grading plan construction
revision, and obtain a building permit for the retaining wall. Once these
items are completed, the inspection.division will initiate the necessary paper
work to release the security deposit.
c: Robert J. Wojcik, P.E., Deputy City Engineer
Chris DeCerbo, Principal Planner
Paul Godwin, Planning Technician
Chip Escoffier, Engineering Inspector
Michele Masterson, Management Assistant
Mehran Saberi, Property manager/developer, fax (61 9) 280-6033