HomeMy WebLinkAboutLCPA 02-10; Revision to LCPA 02-10; Local Coastal Program Amendment (LCPA)JUNE 17,2003
TO: CITY COUNCIL
FROM: Planning Director
REVISION TO LCPA 02-10 - COASTAL COMMISSION SUGGESTED MODIFICATIONS - AB
17,206, JUNE 17,2003, RESOLUTION NO. 2003-154
.We have previously provided you with a memo dated June 13, 2003, which is an addendum to
Agenda Bill No. 17,206 incorporating the Coastal Commission’s suggested modifications to LCP
Amendment 02-1 0. We also provided a copy of the June 13 memo to Coastal Commission staff for their review. They have requested a revision to the wording that was contained in the June
13 memo regarding invasive plants (see attached email). Shown below is the proposed wording
with deletions in strikethrough format and additions underlined.
“The use of invasive fw+&tve * plant species in the landscaping
for developments e w, such as those identified in Table 12 of the HMP, shall be
pro hi bi ted . I’
Staff finds that this change is acceptable and should be substituted for the wording previously
included in the June 13 memo. The new wording would be applied to the Mello I, Mello 11, and
Agua Hedionda Land Use Plans.
MICHAEL J. HOLZMILLER
Attachment
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From: Keri Akers <kakers Qcoastal.ca.gov>
To: "'Michael Holzmiller' (E-mail)" <Mholz@ci.carlsbad.ca.us>
Date: 6/17/03 10:16AM
Subject: revised invasive plants language
Michael and Don,
As discussed in our phone conversation this morning, the following revised language is acceptable for modification A.2. on your addendum dated June 13,
2003:
"The use of invasive plant species in the landscaping for developments, such
as those identified in Table 12 of the HMP, shall be prohibited."
Please call or email me if you have any questions.
- Keri
Keri L. Akers, AlCP
Coastal Program Analyst Habitat Conservation Program - South Region
California Coastal Commission San Diego Coast District
7575 Metropolitan Dr., Suite 103 San Diego, CA 92108
tel (61 9) 767-2388 fax (61 9) 767-2384
cc: "Don Rideout (E-mail)" <Dride@ci.carlsbad.ca.us>
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City of Carlsbad
Open Space Program
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Current Open Space Program
*Previous open space plan: 25% of the City '
preserved as open space
*Two citizen committees
- Increase open space
- Implement through development conditions
rather than public funding/acquisition
Current Open Space Program
(Cont.)
( * Growth Management Plan (GMP)
- Additional 15% of remaining developable land
set aside as open space * Habitat Management Plan (HMP)
- Redefined environmentally sensitive/
constrained areas to be preserved as additional '
open space
Current Open Space Program
(Cont.)
*GMP and HMP increased open space from'
25% of the City to 40%
*Estimated value of increase (as open
* Developer exaction versus public funding
space): $50 million
Proposed, Existing HMP Open Space; General Plan ador Zoning Open Space
Total Open Space: 9899 Acres
HMP Acqu is ition/Funding
Requirements
* MHCP core area participation:
9 300 acres - $6 million * Offsite mitigation for development of golf course
property:
9 $2 million * Lake Calavera property dedication:
P $5 million * Maintenance of City-owned lands:
9 Initial and capital costs: $265,000 > Annual costs: $1 10,000
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MHCP Core Area Funding
* * * *
*
Development of golf course property: $1 million
Villages of La Costa requirement: $1 million
Rancho Carrillo mitigation: $0.5 million
Developer habitat mitigation fee: $3.5 million
$6 million total
Potential developer-financed deficit: $2 million
Developer Exaction Vs.
.Public Acquisition
i * Developer dedicates open space land * Developer provides primary source of
* Developer provides funding for
* New development/growth funds increased
MHCP core area funding
maintenance of open space
open space
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Public Open Space Acquisition -
Management/Maintenance
Responsibility
*Assumptions
- Acquisition: $20,00O/acre
- Maintenance: $15O/acre annually * Public acquisition equals public funding
for management, maintenance and
b monitoring
Public Acquisition/Maintenance
Funding Example
*300 acres * Acquisition: $6 million * Maintenance: $45,00O/year = $13.5 million
*Endowment: $2 million
New Consideration -
Open Space Acquisitions
*AB 2292 - January 1,2003
1: * State limitation on density reduction
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