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LAND USE REVIEW APPLICATION FOR PAGE 1 OF 2
1) APPLICATIONS APPLIED FOR: (CHECK BOXES)
(FOR DEPT (FOR DEPT USE ONLY) USE ONLY)
O Master Plan
Specific Plan
Precise Development Plan
Tentative Tract Map
[J Planned Development Permit
Non-Residential Planned Development
Condominium Permit
Special Use Permit
0 Redevelopment Permit
O Tentative Parcel Map
Administrative Variance
General Plan Amendment
Local Coastal Plan Amendment
7 Site Development Plan
0 Zone Change
Conditional Use Permit
Hillside Development Permit
Environmental Impact Assessment
Variance
7 Planned Industrial Permit
0 Coastal Development Permit
0 Planning Commission Determination
List any other applications not specificed
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2) LOCATION OF PROJECT: ON THE C('fQ tAJ b SIDE OF
(NORTH, SOUTH EAST, WEST) (NAME OF STREET)
BETWEEN AND J
(NAME OF STREET) (NAME OF STREET)
3) BRIEF LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
4) ASSESSOR PARCEL NO(S).
5) LOCAL FACILITIES
MANAGEMENT ZONE
8) EXISTING ZONING
11) PROPOSED NUMBER OF
RESIDENTIAL UNITS
6) EXISTING GENERAL PLAN
DESIGNATION
9) PROPOSED ZONING
12) PROPOSED NUMBER
OF LOTS
I J 7) PROPOSED GENERAL PLAN J DESIGNATION
10) GROSS SITE
ACREAGE
13) TYPE OF SUBDIVISION
(RESIDENTIAL
COMMERCIAL
INDUSTRIAL)
14) NUMBER OF EXISTING RESIDENTIAL UNITS L
15) PROPOSED INDUSTRIAL J 16) PROPOSED COMMERCIAL L
OFFICE/SQUARE FOOTAGE SQUARE FOOTAGE
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NOTE. A PROPOSED PROJECT REQUIRING THAT NM7VLE AMJChMONS BE F!LPD 36= BE gimmm PRIOR TO 330 PM. A PROPOD PROJECT
REING THAT ONLY ONE APPUCAMON BE MW &R1Sr BE SUBMiTTED PRIOR TO 4) PAL FRM000I6 8/90
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17) PERCENTAGE OF PROPOSED PROJECT IN OPEN SPACE
18) PROPOSED SEWER USAGE IN EQUIVALENT DWELLING UNITS
19) PROPOSED INCREASE IN AVERAGE DAILY TRAFFIC
20) PROJECT NAME:
21) BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT:
22) IN THE PROCESS OF REVIEWING THIS APPLICATION IT MAY BE NECESSARY FOR MEMBERS OF CITY STAFF,
PLANNING COMMISSIONERS, DESIGN REVIEW BOARD MEMBERS, OR CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS TO INSPECT AND
ENTER THE PROPERTY THAT IS THE SUBJECT OF THIS APPLICATION. I/WE CONSENT TO ENTRY FOR THIS
PURPOSE
SIGNATURE
23) OWNER 24) APPLICANT
NAME (PRINT OR TYPE) NAME (PRINT OR TYPE) / 1iic.f,w ?Pc1
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MAILING ADDRESS MAIL4IG ADDRESS 7
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CITY AND STATE ZIP TELEPHONE CITY AND STATE ZIP TELEPHONE
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I CERTIFY THAT I AM THE LEGAL OWNER I CERTIFY THAT I AM THE LEGAL OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE AND K 43
AND THAT ALL THE ABOVE INFORMATION THAT ALL THE ABOVE INFORMATION IS TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE
IS TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE BEST OF BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE.
MY KNOWLEDGE.
SIGNATURE DATE
SIGNATURE DATE
FOR CITY USE ONLY Received FEE COMPUTATION:
APPLICATION TYPE FEE REQUIRED
MAR 4199)
CITY OF CARLSBAD
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RECEIVED BY:
TOTAL FEE REQUIRED I 'v/..&
DATE FEE PAID RECEIPT NO.
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City o f Carl
DISCLOSURE STATEMENT
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APPLICANTS STATEMENT OF DISCLOSURE OF CERTAIN OWNERSHIP INTERESTS ON ALL APPLICATIONS WHICH WILL REQUIRE
DISCRETIONARY ACTION ON THE PART OF THE CITY COUNCIL OR ANY APPOINTED BOARD, COMMISSION OR COMMITTEE.
(P/ease Print)
The following information must be disclosed:
Applicant
List the names and addresses of all persons having a financial interest in the application.
2. Owner
List the names and addresses of all persons having any ownership interest in the property involved.
3. If any person identified pursuant to (1) or (2) above is a corporation or partnership, list the names and
addresses of all individuals owning more than 10% of the shares in the corporation or owning any partnership
interest in the partnership.
4. If any person identified pursuant to (1) or (2) above is a non-profit organization or a trust, list the names and
addresses of any person serving as officer or director of the non-profit organization or as trustee or beneficiary
of the trust.
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Disclosure Statement Page 2
5. Have you had more than $250 worth of business transacted with any member of City staff, Boards.
Commissions, Committees and Council within the past twelve months?
Yes - No - If yes, please indicate person(s)___________________________________________________
Person is defined as: Any individual, firm, copartnership, joint venture, association, social club, fraternal organization, corporation, estate, trust,
receiver, syndicate, this and any other county, city and county, city municipality, district or other political subdivision or any other group or
combination acting as a unit.'
(NOTE: Attach additional pages as necessary.)
Signature of Owner/date Signature of applicant/date
Print or type name of owner Print or type name of applicant
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NOTE
ADDITIONAL FEES, STATE DEPARTMENT OF FISH & GAME
City's and Counties throughout California have recently been notified of new legislation
(AB 3158, Chapter 1706, Statutes of 1990) which became effective on January 1, 1991.
This law requires that the State of California Department of Fish and Game levy a fee to
all project applicants (public and private) subject to the California Environmental Quality
Act (CEQA) to defray the cost of managing and protecting fish and wildlife trust resources.
Projects which are categorically exempt from CEQA which have no adverse impact on fish
and wildlife and which are denied are not subject to the fee.
All other projects are subject to the following fees:
FEES Projects with Negative Declarations $1,275.00
Projects with EIR's $ 875.00
Due to State Law constraints the City of Carlsbad will collect the fee where applicable and
pass it to the County of San Diego.
After submission the City of Carlsbad Planning Department will make an Environmental
Assessment of your application. After this initial assessment the Planning Department will
notify you if the fee is required.
State Department of Fish and Game
P0 Box 944209
Sacramento, CA 94244-2090
(916) 445-3531
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LAND USE REVIEW APPLICATION FORMS
INSTRUCTIONS TO APPLICANTS
In order to streamline the application process and reduce duplication in filling out
application forms the City has adopted a comprehensive application form to handle
multiple application submittals. The following instructions should assist you in preparing
the application form for submittal to the City:
1. Applications applied for: Check the appropriate boxes for the various application
types for which you are applying. Check with counter staff to determine required
application types needed to process your specific project.
2. Location of Project: Fill in the blanks with the appropriate direction and street
names. For projects located in undeveloped areas not adjacent to streets use the
nearest Street from which the project will take access.
3. Brief Legal Description: Generally provide a brief legal description of the property
such as; Lot 6 of Map No. 8828 Carlsbad Tract 88-3; or, portion of Lot I of Rancho
Agua Hedionda Map 1717. Do not provide bearings and distances. A full legal
description will be contained within the title report submitted with the application.
4. Assessor Parcel No.(s): Include all assessors parcel numbers included within the
project boundary. The counter staff can assist you in determining the appropriate
assessors parcel number(s).
5. Local Facilities Management Zone: Write the number of the facilities management
zone within which your project is located. Ask for counter assistance in determining
which facility zone your project is located. It is important to know which facility
zone includes your project. Each facility zone must have an adopted local facilities
management plan before applications can be accepted by the City. Additionally, the
adopted facility plan for your zone may contain significant public facility
requirements which must be met before your project may be accepted as complete
or before construction permits are issued.
6. Existing General Plan Designation: Write down the General Plan Designation(s) for
the property covered by your proposed project. Ask for counter assistance if you do
not know your general plan designation.
7. Proposed General Plan Designation: Required only if your project involves a request
for a general plan amendment. If so, write in the proposed general plan designation
for the property.
8. Existing Zoning: Write down the existing zone plan designation for your proposed
project property. Ask counter staff for assistance if you do not know your zone
designation.
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9. Proposed Zoning: Required only if your project involves a request for a zone
change. If so, write in the proposed zone designation(s).
10. Gross Site Acreage: Write down the total acreage of the property over which your
proposed project is situated. Not necessary for Zone Code Amendments or
Variances.
11. Proposed Number of Residential Units: Required for residential projects. Write
down the total number of proposed dwelling or apartment units to be included in
the project. Include existing units which are included within the project boundary.
12. Proposed Number of Lots: For tentative tract maps and minor subdivisions only.
Write down the number of lots which are proposed to be created. Include
remainder parcels, open space and private street lots.
13. Type of Subdivision: For tentative tract and parcel maps only. Write down the type
or types of uses included within the subdivision. For example: residential or
commercial/industrial.
14. Number of Existing Residential Units: Write down the number of existing dwelling
or apartment units currently existing on the project site.
15. Proposed Industrial/Office Square Footage: For all projects which propose the
creation of new industrial buildings. Write in the proposed gross square footage to
be applied for industrial/office use.
16. Proposed Commercial Square Footage: For all projects which propose the creation
of new commercial buildings. Write in the proposed gross square footage to be
applied to commercial use.
17. Percentage of Proposed Project in Open Space: Write down the percentage of gross
project site acreage which qualifies as open space per the growth management
standards. Not required for Variance Applications.
18. Proposed Sewer Usage in Equivalent Dwelling Units: One equivalent dwelling unit
(EDU) is the average of sewer generated by one house or dwelling. One EDU is
equivalent to 220 gallons per day of sewer usage. Use the attached EDU chart to
determine the sewer usage for your project. Ask for assistance at the counter if you
are unsure how to determine your usage.
For industrial projects use the following assumptions:
a. Undeveloped industrial assume 30 percent building
coverage.
b. Improved lot industrial assume 40 percent building coverage.
c. For shell or unknown industrial building usage assume 1 EDU for
each 1800 square feet.
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19. Proposed Increase in Average Daily Traffic (ADT): Write down the projected
increase in traffic generation which will result as a consequence of approval of your
proposed project. Use the traffic generation rates as determined by the latest San
Diego Association of Government Traffic Generation Rate Guide (attached).
20. Project Name: Fill in the box with the name of the project. Such as Rising Glen
or Aviara. If no name is proposed write in the last name of the owner or applicant
plus a brief description such as Hauser Condo Conversion or Wickham Residential
Subdivision.
21. Brief Description of Project: Write down a brief description of the project. Be
specific but do not include square footages or architectural details. For example: a
neighborhood commercial center with two drive thru restaurants; or, a single family
detached residential project; or, an industrial/office complex with three
industrial/office buildings.
22. Consent to Allow Entrance onto the Property: Signature granting members of City
Staff, Planning Commissioners, Design Review Board Members or City Council
members permission to inspect and enter the property.
23. Owner's, Name, Address, Telephone and Signature: To be filled in and signed by
the owner for all applications. Use the owner's name as it appears on the title
report.
24. Applicant's, Name, Address, Telephone and Signature: To be filled in and signed by
the applicant. If owner and applicant are the same you may write same on the
space for the name. All correspondence and contact regarding the application will
be directed to the applicant.
Application Submittal Requirements: Attached with the application form are the various
submittal checklists for each application type listed on the face of the application. Follow
any instructions contained within the submittal requirements and submit the information
and materials required for each of the applications for which you are applying.
IMPORTANT NOTE
CHECK ALL SUBMITTALS TO BE SURE ALL THE REQUIRED INFORMATION AND
MATERIALS HAVE BEEN SUBMITTED WITH YOUR APPLICATION. INCOMPLETE
SUBMITTALS WILL NOT BE PROCESSED OR SCHEDULED FOR REVIEW BY STAFF, THE
COMMISSION OR COUNCIL. YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED IN WRITING WITHIN 30 DAYS OF
SUBMITTAL WHETHER OR NOT YOUR APPLICATION IS COMPLETE.
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SUBMUmU PRIORTO&3O A PROPOSED PROJECT REQUIRING ThFsT ONLY ONE
APPLICATION BE FILE!) MUST BE SUBMflTED PRrOR TO 4OO P M
Applicant Disclosure Form - All applications require submittal of an applicant disclosure
form. Follow the instructions provided on the form and the attached information sheet.
Circulation Impact Analysis - All applications which propose an increase in the traffic
generation rate of 500 vehicles or more over existing traffic generation for the site must
submit a Circulation Impact Analysis. This Analysis will be used to determine compliance
of your project with Growth Management Facility Standards. The analysis is not to be
considered in lieu of project related traffic studies which may be required by staff to
analyze specific project related on and off site traffic issues.
Hillside Development Permit "- A Hillside Development Permit is required for all projects
with a slope of fifteen percent or more and an elevation differential greater than fifteen
feet. Check with City staff if you are uncertain whether or not your proposed project site
requires a hillside development permit. If required follow the instructions provided on the
application form.
Environmental impact Assessment Form - All applications for development require
submittal of an Environmental Impact Assessment Form. Larger projects or projects in
environmentally sensitive areas may require more detailed Environmental Impact Reports.
Follow the instruction provided with the application form.
Coastal Development Permit - Projects within the coastal zone boundary may require a
Coastal Development Permit. For most projects, application is made to the State Coastal
Commission. For projects within the Coastal Zone Boundary and the City's Redevelopment
Area, application for a Coastal Development Permit is made with the City. Follow the
instructions on the application form. Applicants requiring Coastal Development Permits
may wish to obtain a Coastal Development Permit Handbook available at the Development
Processing Counter for nominal fee.
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TABLE 13.10.020(c)
Type of Building, Structure or Use Equivalent Dwelling Units
(1) Each space of a trailer court or mobilehome park 1.00
(2) Each duplex 2.00
(3) Each separate apartment in an apartment house 1.00
(4) Each housing accommodation designed for occu-
pancy by a single person or one family, irrespective of
the number actually occupying such accommodation 1.00
(5) Each room of a lodginghouse, boardinghouse, hotel,
motel or other multiple dwelling designed for sleeping
accommodations for one or more individuals
Without cooking facilities 0.60
With cooking facilities 1.00
(6) Churches, theaters and auditoriums, per each unit of
seating capacity (a unit being one hundred fifty per-
sons or any fraction thereof) 1.33
(7) Restaurants:
No seating 2.67
Seating 2.67 plus 1.00 per each 7 seats
or fraction thereof
Delicatessen or fast food, using only disposable table-
ware:
No seating 2.67
Seating 2.67 plus 1.00 per each 2l seats
or fraction thereof
(8) Automobile service stations:
Not more than four gasoline pumps 2.00
More than four gasoline pumps 3.00
(9) Self-service laundries, per each washer .75
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TABLE 13.10.020(c)
Type of Building, Structure or Use Equivalent Dwelling Units
(10) Office space in industrial or commercial establish-
ments not listed above Divide the gross floor area of
the building in square feet by
1800
(11) Schools:
Elementary schools
For each sixty pupils or fraction thereof 1.00
Junior high schools
For each fifty pupils or fraction thereof 1.00
High schools
For each thirty pupils or fraction thereof 1.00
(12) In the case of all commercial. industrial and business
estabiishments not included in subdivisions 1 through
10. inclusive, of this subsection the number of equiv-
alent dwelling units shall be determined in each case
by the city engineer and shall be based upon his esti-
mate of the volume and type of wastewater to be
discharged into the sewer. The provisions of Chapter
13.16 shall apply to all cases under this subsection and
an industrial waste permit shall be required. Any such
permit. issued for any use hereunder. shall include a
specific volume of sewage authorized for such use. If
said amount is exceeded, it shall be grounds for
revocation of the permit.
(13) Warehouses: Divide the gross floor area
of the building in square
feet by 5000
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San Diego
ASSOCIATION OF
GOVERNMENTS
Suite 800, First Interstate Plaza
401 B Street
Sari Diego. California 92101
619236-5300 Fax 619,236-7222
BRIEF GUIDE OF VEHICULAR
TRAFFIC GENERATION RATES FOR THE SAN DIEGO REGION
JANUARY 1990
NOTE: This list only
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prmnts a of average, or estimated, traffic g.n.ratlon rates for land uses (emphasis on acreage and building square footage) in th. San Di.go region. Thee. rat.s are subject to change as future documentation becomes available, or as local sources we updated. For more specific information regarding traffic data and trip rats., please rsf.r to the San Diego Traffic Generators manual.
Always check with local jurisdictions for their preferred or applicable rates.
ESTIMATED WEEKDAY VEHICLE HIGHEST PEAK HOUR S (plus lN:OUT ratio)
LAND USE TRIP GENERATION RATE Between 79 A.M. Between 4-6 P.M.
Agriculture (Open Space) 2/acre"
Airports
Commercial 1211cr., 100/flight, 70/1000 sq. fL'1 6% (6:4) 7% (5.5)
General Aviation 41act., 2 flight, 61bu.d aircraft'
Heliports 100/acre"
Automobile
Car Wash 900/site, 600/acre" 4% (5:5) 9% (5:5)
Gasoline 750/station, 130/pump" 8% (5:5) 12% (5:5)
Sales (Dealer & Repair) 40/1000 sq. IL, 300Iscr., &31s.Mc. stall'" 8% (6:4) 10% (4:6)
Auto Repair Center 2011000 sq. ft. 400/acre, 201s.tvlce itLi' 8% (7:3) 11%
Banking
Bank (Walk-in only) 150/1000 sq. ft., 1000/acre'" 4% (7:3) 8% (4:6)
Bank (w/Drlve-through) 20011000 sq. It, 15001acre
3001(1500ne-way)/lane'
5%
3%
6:4)
5:5)
10%
13%
(5:
(5: Drive-through only
Savings & Loan W11 000 sq. ft. 600/acre" 2% 9%
Drive-through only 100 (50 one-way)!1 " 4% 15%
Cemeteries 51acre'
Church (or Synagogue) 15/1000 sq. ft. 40/acre' (triple rates 4% (5: 8% (5:5) for Sunday, or days of assembly)
Commercial/Retail Centers
Super Regional Shopping Center 40/1000 sq. ft. 400/acre' 2% (7:3) 9% (5:5)
(More than 60 acres, more than
600,000 sq. ft. w/usually 3+
major stores)
Regional Shopping Center
300,000-600.000 (30-60 acres,
50/1000 sq. ft. 500/icr.' 2% (73) 9% (5:5)
sq. ft. w/usualiy 2+ major stores)
Community Shopping Center 7011000 sq. ft. 700/acre' ** 3% (6:4) 10% (5:5)
(10-30 acres, 100,000-300,000 sq. ft.
w/usually I major store and detached
r.stauranfl
Neighborhood Shopping Center 12011000 sq. IL. I 200/acre' ** 41A (6:4) 11% (5:5)
(Lies than 10 ease, lees than
100,000 s% ft, w/usuLly, grocery
store & uø stOrS
Commitolal tsps 40/1000 sq. IL, 4001acrs 3% (6:4) 9% (5:5)
(also scmme
Groosip lii,, 150/1000 sq. IL, 20001acre' ' 411 (7:3) 11%
8%
(5:
Convauiinu Msñst 50011000 sq. IL" 8% (5:5) (5:
01e0oui - 70/1000 sq. IL, TOWwe " 2% 10% 5:
Furniture 5/1000 Sq. ft., 100/acre" 4%
1:41
:4 9% 5:
Lumber Store 3011000 eq. IL, 150/scm" 7% :4 9% 5:
NarcMarwPalnt Store 60/1000 sq. IL, 600/acm"
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9%
10%
(5:
(5: Garden Nursery 4011000 sq. ft. 3% (6:4)
Education
University (4 years) 2.51student. 100 acre' 10% (91) 9%
8%
(3:
(3: Junior College year.) 1.5/student 80/acm' 12% (9:1)
High School 1.4/student, 50/acm' 20% (8 14% 3:
Middle/Jurnor High I .0/student 40/acre" 24% (7:5) 7%
5%
3: ~3: Elementary 1.4/student 80/acre" 26% (p4)
Day Cars 31child, 7011000 sq. IL" 17% (5) 18% (5:5)
Hospitals
General 20/bed, 2011= sq. IL, 200/acr. 9% (80 11%
Convalescent/Nursing 3/bed"
MEMBER AGENCIES: Cities of Carlsbad, Chula Vista, Coronado, Del Mar, El Cajon, Encinitas, Escondido, Imperial Beach. La Mesa.
Lemon Grove. National City, Oceanside, Poway, San Diego, Sari Marcos, Santee. Solana Beach, Vista and County of San Diego
ADVISORY/LIAISON MEMBERS: California Department of Transportation, U.S. Department of Defense and Tijuanal8a)a California Norte.
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Industrial
Industrial/Business Park $iu 16/1000 sq. ft.. 200/acre' 12% 2 Industrial Park (no oO4flm4rcl 5/1000 sq. ft. 90/acres 11%
Industrial Pian (mulIplSsh) 1011000 eq. ft., 120/acre, 14%
Manufactuhng/AaslnI 411000 sq. ft. 50/acre" 20% 1J 20%
Warehousing 511000 Sq. ft. 50/acre" 15% (7: 25% 4:
Storage 2/1000 sq. ft. 0.2/vault, 30/acre' 5% (5:5) g 5:
Science Research & Dsyilopment 8/1000 sq. It, 50/.cre 15% (9:1) 14% 1:9
Library 40/1000 Sq. ft., 4001act." 2% (7:3) 10% (5:5)
Lodging 3001acr.** 5% Hotel (w/convention facilities/restaurant) 101room, (6'4) 8% (6:4)
Motel 9/room, 200/acre' 5% (4:6 9% 6:4)
Resort Hotel 8/room, 100/acre' 5% (6:4) 7% (4:6)
Military 2.5 military & civilian personnel' 9% (9:1) 10% (2:8)
Office*
Standard Commercial OMe. 20/1000 eq. It, 3001acre' 14% (9:1) 13% (2:8)
(less than 100,000 sq. ft)
Large (high-fit.) Commercial Office 1711000 sq. ft. 600/acre' 13% (9:1) 14% (2:8)
(more than 100,000 sq. ft)
Corporal* Office (single user) 10/l000 sq. ft,140/.crs' 15% :1) 15% 1:9)
Government (Civic Center) 30/1000 eq. ft" 9% :1) 12% 3:
Post Office 150/1000 sq. ft" 7% (5:5) 5% (5:
Department of Motor Vehicles 150/1000 sq. ft. 900/acre" 5% (6:4) 11% (4:
Medical 50/1000 sq. ft. 500/acre' 5% (8: 10% (3:
Parks
City (developed) 50/acre'
Regional (undeveloped) 5/acre' 4% 6%
Neighborhood 5/acts'
Amusement (Th.m.) 50/acre, 1301acre (summer only)"
San Diego Zoo 115/acre'
Sea World 80/acre'
Recreation
Beach, Ocean or Bay 600/1000 ft. shoreline, 60/acre' 11% (4:6)
Beach, Lake (fresh water) 50/1000 ft shoreline, 5/acre'
Bowling Canter 3011an., 300/acre" 7% (7:3) 10% (4:6)
Campground 4/campsite" 4% 8%
Golf Course 8/acm, 500/course" 5% (59 9% 3:
Marinas 4/benti, 20/acre" 3% 9% 3:
Racqu.tb.WHsaith Club 40/1000 sq. ft., 300/acre, 40/court' 4% (5:4) 9%
Tennis Courts 30/1000 eq. It, 30/court" 4% 11%
Sports Facilities
Outdoor Stadium 50/acre, 02/seat'
Indoor Arena 30/acre, 0-1 /sew
Racetrack 40/acre, 0.6 seat'
Theaters (multiples) 80/1000 sq. ft., 1.61seat' 0.3% 8% (7:3)
Residential
Single Family Detached 101dwelling unit' 8% :5) 10% (7:3)
(average 4 DU/acre)
Condominium 6/dwelling unit' 8% 5) 10% (7:3)
any multl.family less than '
90U/acre)
Apartments 8/dwelling unit' 8% S) 11% (7:3)
(or any muiWamily units more
than 20 DU/acre)
Mobil.Home
Family 5/dw.rnr,g unit, 40/acre' 6% (3:1) 12%
10%
(6:4)
(6:4) Adults Only 3(dwedIlng unit, 201acre'
Retirement Commum 4/dwelling unit"
Rural Estate 12/dwelling unit"
Congregate Care Fam. 2/dw.*nq unIt" 3% (54) 5% (5:5)
Restaurants
Quality 10011000 sq. It, 500/acre' ' 1%
6%
(5:4) 8%
6%
(7:3)
(6:4) Sit down, high never 300/1000 sq. 6,, 1200/sore" (5
Fast Food w/dr$v.1vough) 700(1000 sq. It, 3000/acre" 4% (54) 8% (5:5)
Transporton FacUlties
Bus 0.pot 25MOM sq. ft"
TruckTermlnal 10/1000 eq. It, 50/act. 9% (4 5% (3:5)
Watsiport 1701berth, 121acre"
Transit Stedon (Pa14 3CC/acre" 14% (7:3) 15% (3:1)
'Primary source: San Diego Trpflfc Ginwatooi.
"Other sources: NE T,Ip G.neredon Rspo..t Trip Gsniredcn PAW (other agencies), berfous SP4O4G I C4L77N4 .ftid* rspovtf\
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COAST WASTE MANAGEMENT, INC.
PHONE 753-12
5960 EL CAMINO REAL. P 0 BOX 947, CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008
or 452-9810
The following information regarding three (3) cubic yard refuse bin enclosures is offered as an aid in
planning new projects or developments and to define our liability with respect to servicing customer
owned enclosures.
These recommendations are based on our experience in handling three (3) cubic yard bins. The meas-
urements of a three (3) cubic yard bin are seven (7) feet wide, five (5) feet high, and tour (4) feet deep.
1) If the bin is to sit on a slab, the minimum inside dimensions of the slab should be ten (10) feet wide
and seven (7) feet deep. It is extremely important that the slab be at the same level or grade
as the street or parking area to facilitate the rolling of bins for loading positioning.
2) If your bin is equipped with wheels, it is very important that the slab it sits on be level. Wheeled bins
can be moved by jarring or pushing and a sloped slab can cause them to roll, resulting in possible
damage to enclosure walls, doors, vehicles, or injury to people.
3) It is necessary to move bins in order to dump them, please keep in mind:
A) Empty bins weigh 550 lbs.
B) Full bins weigh 800-1,400 lbs.
C) Bins can be rolled on flat areas or gradual inclines only. They cannot go over curbing, ledges,
raised sidewalks odirt.
0) If bins must be mo'iéd more than ten (10) feet to be serviced, an additional charge will be made
based on the time and distance involved.
4) If the bins are to be kept in an enclosure, it is recommended that: (See Page 3)
A) Enclosures be structurally strong.
B) Enclosure slab should be level or on the same grade as the approach to the bin.
C) One of the following methods of protecting the inside of your enclosure from damage by a bin
should be used:
1) Install a 2" x 12" board, mounted directly behind and to the side of all surfaces that the bin
may come into contact with. This board should be mounted so that its center is located
approximately 4 x 41/2" above floor level.
2) Additionally, a 4" x 4" x 7' piece of angle iron bumper, bolted or otherwise securely fastened
directly to the floor.
Please keep in mind that if a wooden bumper is used, we cannot be responsible for normal
wear, tear and deterioration of the wood.
All floor bumpers should be placed at least 8" from the base of all surfaces lying directly
behind and to the sides of the bin.
D) If gates are used on the enclosures, they should be mounted so that they swing fully open
with no protrusion Into the path of the bin. This is best done by mounting the gates on the
front edge of the side walls. (See page 3). The gates should have either chains and hooks
or pin stops at their full open point to hold them open to allow the bins to be moved
in and out without damaging the gates or doors. Construction should be heavy duty.
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E) If wooden frame enclosures are built, the door framing and hinges should be bolted together
as nails and screws do not hold up under constant use. Keep in mind tenants will be going
in and out of the enclosures thousands of times.
F) These recommendations are based on one (1) bin per enclosure. If you are planning on more
bins per enclosure, we will be happy to assist you in working Out the dimensions.
G) If an enclosure must be some other shape than that indicated in the enclosed diagram, please
call us for additional recommendations.
5) For planning purposes in setting up refuse storage areas, these standards should be met:
A) Minimum overhead clearance for approach to the bin should be sixteen 0 klet. This clearance
is also required at roof lines such as overhanging car ports.
B) Minimum driveway width for straight through drive and pick-up is fourteen (14) feet. Eighteen (18)
feet is required when a truck has to back out.
C) Concrete or asphalt drives should be of sufficient strength to accommodate 54,000 lbs. distrib-
uted on ten (10) wheels.
D) A minimum radius of 36 feet should be provided in areas where a turnaround is required to exit.
6) Slab construction specifications will vary according to methods of construction. Please provide this
information to your contractor to insure adequate slab strength.
7) If the bin is to be in an unenclosed area, but against a structure, it is recommended that the curbing
or wall protection recommended to protect the inside enclosure walls be adapted to provide protec-
tion for the structure.
8) The extra weight of the bin on the front of the truck when the bin is picked up can damage pavement
in front of the bin. The best protection is an 8' x 4' concrete slab able to accommodate 20,000 lbs.
on 2 wheels in front of the bin area.
We hope that these guidelines and recommendations will help you in your planning.
Please be advised that Coast Waste Management, Inc., et al cannot be responsible for damage caused
by inadequate construction or protection methods.
If you have any further questions regarding refuse removal, slabs, enclosures, or if you would like us
to look over and/or assist you with your plans, please call 753-9412 or 452-9810.
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RECOMMENDED SPECIFICATIONS FOR REFUSE TRUCKS IN OR AROUND
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, APARTMENT BUILDINGS, CONDOMINIUMS
OR MOBILE HOME PARKS
Unfortunately, most builders or designers do not give
adequate consideration to the design of ingress and
egress of commercial refuse trucks. Therefore, we hope
that the following information will be of help when
considering a commercial or residential building.
1. GPOSS WEIGHTS
A loaded trash truck has a gross weight of 50,000
to 52,000 pounds. (25 tons + or -)
2. STREET SURFACES
Most driveways and access roads to commercial buildings,
apartment buildings and condominium buildings are not
designed to support such heavy loads as indicated in
Item #1. A driveway must have at least 6 inches of a
good grade of decomposed granite as a base with a topping
of not less than 4 inches of asphalt.
3. DRIVEWAY WIDTHS
A driveway must be not less than 20 feet wide with no
parking allowed. Typically, some cities allow 24 feet
wide streets with no parking; 30 feet wide streets with
Darking on one side; 36 feet wide streets with parking
on both sides. Streets in a mobile home park are, by
State Code, 30 feet wide with no street parking allowed.
4. OVERHANG HEIGHTS
No overhang, such as wires, tree branches, building eaves,
may be lower than 13 feet, 6 inches. By the trash con-
tainer area, there must be no overhang whatsoever because
a typical front loader refuse truck needs in excess of
20 feet in height.
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5. TURNING RADIUS
Refuse trucks are typically four types:
1. Front Loader 30 feet long
2. Side Loader 32 feet long
3. Rear Loader 23 feet long
4. Roll Off 32 feet long
To provide adequate turning radius, obviously a large
area is required (Not less than 80 feet in most cases).
Since it is not always practical to provide such a larce
turning area, it is often necessary to do excessive backinc
in and out. A straight run should always be provided to the
trash receptacle area.
I TRASH BIN ENCLOSURES
Many problems are encountered because of improper size
and design of trash enclosures. For proper sizes, an
enclosure must be not less than the following dimensions:
Interior length 102 inches
Interior width 65 inches
Height 68 inches
Trash bins are, by nature, clumsy and bulky. To avoid
damage to the enclosure, it is strongly urged that an
interior 6 inch high curbing be installed as a guide to
prevent the bin from bumping against the superstructure.
TOP VIEW BIN ENCLOSURE
GATE
NOTE: FLOOR OF ENCLOSURE' MUST NOT BE
RAISED ABOVE DRIVEWAY OR STREET
GRADE.
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