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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCT 98-14; Thompson/Tabata; Tentative Map (CT) (49)Council Internet Email - STANDARD PACFC DEVELOPMENT PROJECT-THOMPS/TABADA SITECJIFIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECT-THOMPSON/! From: "Billkaz" <billkaz@nctimes.net> To: <council@ci.carlsbad.ca.us> Date: Tue, Jan 29, 2002 9:36 PM Subject: STANDARD PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECT-THOMPSON/TABADA SITE This letter is to provide information in support of the recent action of the City Planning Commission regarding the proposed Standard Pacific development known as Thompson/Tabata project. The public hearing for the project was in November 2001 and the Planning Commission took action on the project in December 2001. The Spinnaker Hill community has been concerned during the development of this project, primarily due to the proposed connection of Rose Drive to existing Daisy Avenue and the resulting traffic from the project. We have discussed these concerns with City staff, Standard Pacific, and provided comments to the Planning Commission during the public hearing for the project. In order to alleviate some of the additional traffic that would use Daisy Avenue, several alternatives were developed. These alternatives, and in particular, Modified Alternative 3, were presented to the Planning Commission. A copy of this alternative is attached for your use. The project, as previously proposed, would have added an estimated 760 trips to Daisy Avenue, which currently carries about 2000 trips per day. The Planning Commission considered the two features of Modified Alternative 3. These features are changing the direction of the "C" Street cul-de-sac and adding a raised median at the south end of "B" Street. We were very pleased that the Planning Commission discussed this alternative in detail and listened to the concerns of the community. The Planning Commission did an excellent job in analyzing the proposed project and impacts and ultimately decided to recommend the modification to the direction of the "C" Street cul-de-sac. We strongly support the Planning Commission in this recommendation. In addition, we are requesting that the City Council consider the raised median portion of the alternative. These features in combination would reduce the additional traffic from the proposed project using Daisy Avenue by approximately 50% and provide a more balanced local street system. With these features in place the traffic on Daisy Avenue would be about 2400 trips per day and about 1800 trips per day on Rose Drive. We would like to again recognize the skill of the Planning Commission in reviewing this project. We also greatly appreciate your further consideration of this alternative to create a project that is a good fit for the existing community. Should you have any questions please feel free to contact us at (760) 931-8575. Sincerely, 6?William W. Kazmierowicz and Adelina Kazmierowicz AGENDA ITEM # c Mayor 7210 Wisteria Way City Council Carlsbad, CA 92009 City Manager City Attorney City Clerk