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STATE OF CALIFORNIA-THE RESOURCES AGENO PETE WILSON, Gowmr
CALI FORNl A COASTAL COMMISSION
SAN DIEGO COAST AREA
3111 CAMIN0 DEL RIO NORTH, SUITE 200
SAN DIEGO, CA 921081725
(619) 521-8036
April 19, 19
Gary Wayne Asst. Planni ng Director Ci ty of Carl sbad 2075 Las Palmas Drive
Carlsbad, CA 92009-1576
Re: Certification of Local Coastal Program Amendment 1-96C (Carl sbad Ranch)
Dear Mr. Wayne,
On April 11, 1996, the California Coastal Commission approved the above-descri bed amendment request. In its action, the Commission approved land use revisions to the Agua Hedionda and Mello I1 Land Use Plans, as well as revisions to the Carlsbad Ranch Specific Plan. The amendment was approved with several suggested modifications; for your review and the City's adoption, the suggested modifications, as adopted, are shown on the attached exhibit. The Commission acted to adopt them pursuant to the staff recommendation which had been coordinated with City representatives.
Before the amendment request can become effectively certified, the Executive Director must determine that implementation of the approved amendment will be consistent with the Commission's certification order. This is necessary because the amendment request was certified with suggested modifications. In order for the Executive Director to make this determination, the local government must formally acknowledge receipt of the Commission's resolution of
certification, including any terms or suggested modifications; accept and agree to those terms and modifications; and take any formal action which is required to satisfy them, such as rezonings or other ordinance revisions.
As we discussed in our phone conversation earlier this week, the adoption of
the suggested modifications by the City Council will serve to complete the
action on this LCP amendment. The City must simply agendize their adoption
pursuant to your regular Council procedures. Adoption of the suggested
modifications does not represent a separate LCP amendment action or trigger
another si x week pub1 i c revi ew period.
As soon as the necessary documentation is received in this office, and accepted, the Executive Director will report his/her determination to the
Commission at its next regularly scheduled public hearing. questions about the Commission's action or this final certification procedure,
please don't hesitate to call me.
If you have any
Gary Wayne April 19, 1996 Page 0
Thanks to you and Don Neu for your assistance on this planning effort, as well as your and the councilmembers' patience on the delay in the proceedings last Thursday.
thus limiting the discussion on some very important developments, it remains a
positive note that such substantial actions had been mutually resolved among our offices in coordination with the affected property owners. available to assist you and your staff in any way possible to continue the successful implementation of the local coastal program.
Although the day's agenda took much longer than anyone expected,
We remain
ZiL Sincerely,
Deborah N. Lee
Assi stant Di strict Di rector
DNL:d1(1047A)
cc: Chuck Damm
Don Neuv
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STATE Of CALIFORNIA-THE RESOURCES AGENL . PETE WILSON, Gowmor
CALIFORNIA COASTA L COMMISSION
SAN DIEGO COAST AREA
31 11 CAMINO DEL RIO NORTH, SUITE 200
SAN DIEGO, CA 92108-1715 CITY OF CARLSBAD LCP AMENDMENT 1-96C
(619) 5218036 CARLSBAD RANCH
ADOPTED SUGGESTED MODIFICATIONS
APRIL 11 , 1996
Aaua Hedionda Land Use Plan
1. Policy 2.2 of the Agua Hedionda Land Use Plan shall be revised to read:
The south shore agricultural lands shall be designated "Open Space". This area shall be zoned "Exclusive Agriculture" except for the 24.2 acre area adjacent to and north of Cannon Road to be utilized as a golf course which shall be zoned "Open Space" in the implementation phase of the plan. Within the Droposed aolf course. a Dublic trail with a vista Point shall be Drovided from Cannon Road to the northern edae of the aolf course along the westernmost sect ion. The pub lic trail and vista Do int shall be s i aned to facilitate and enhance Dublic use and shall be maintained a nd oDe n tQ
the pub lic. removed if necessa rv in conjunction with development of adjacent areas provided an alternate trail and vista Doint location is aperoved. facilities (be nches. seat ina areas. t rash receptac les) s hall be D rovi ded
dt t he vista DO i nt.
The trail locat ion and vista point mav be relocated or
SU~D ort
Mello I1 Seament Land Use P1 an
2. Policy 2-l(a)(l) CONSERVATION OF AGRICULTURAL LANDS shall be revised to
read :
(a) Basic Agricultural Policies
(1 1 Coastal Agriculture:
Consistent with the provisions of Sections 30241 and 30242 of the
Coastal Act, it is the policy of the City to contribute to the
preservation of the maximum amount of prime agricultural land
throughout the coastal zone by providing for the balanced, orderly
conversion of designated non-prime coastal agri cui tural lands.
Non-prime agricultural lands identified on Map X, including the
301.38 acre Carl tas Property, are designated Coastal Agriculture and
shall be permitted to convert to urban uses subject to the agricultural mi tigation or feasi bi 1 i ty provi sions set forth in the
LCP. Any acreage d~BCtltHCltB~tf6l/6fl~l~~~7itlC~f~t~ Qwned,
1 eased or controlled bv the Citv of Carlsbad for a public recreation
or open space use shall be exempt from Policy 2-1 and be permitted to convert from an agricultural use without satisfying one of the three
conversion options. However, should acreaae for a pub1 ic recreation or oDe n soace use no lonaer be o wned. leased o r controlled bv t he Citv of Carlsbad at some time in the future. the exemption from Policv 2-1 will be voided and one of the three conversion oDtions shall be imlemented for said ac reaae.
Carlsbad LCPA 1-96UCarlsbad Ranch Adopted Suggested Modifications (4/11/96) Page 2
3. Option 1 of Policy 2-l(a)(3), CONSERVATION OF AGRICULTURAL LANDS, Conversion Options, shall be corrected to read:
Option 1 - Mitiaation (Prime Land Exchanue)
Non-prime coastal agricultural lands shall be converted to urban use
consistent with the Carlsbad General Plan if, prior to approval of a
subdivision map, a mitigation program is in effect that permanently
preserves one acre of prime agricultural land within the statewide Coastal
Zone for each acre of net impacted agricultural land in the LCP that is converted. For purposes of cal cul ati ng requi red mi ti gation acreage, net impacted agricultural lands are the parcels and acreages designated on Map X and the 301.38 acre Carl tas Property, mi nus t he acreage in steep s 1 opes (25% or areater) and areas containing sensitive coastal resources that
would preclude development.
4. The first paragraph of Policy 2-2 LCPA 90-08 CARLSBAD RANCH SPECIFIC PLAN
"MIX ED-U S E 'I DEVELOPMENT shall be revised to read:
This policy provides conditional development standards for the area of approximately 423 acres north of Palomar Airport Road, east of Paseo del Norte, and east of Car Country Drive (See Exhibit 4.3, Page 93). All such lands owned either by Carltas or Ecke or their successor in interest shall
be permitted, pursuant to approval of a Specific Plan to convert certain agri cul tural 1 ands to resi denti a1 and/or non-resi denti a1 (i ncl udi ng
touri st-servi ng commerci a1
supplementary uses which will assist in the retention of agricultural and
public recreation uses on the remaining portions of these parcels. & bDoroved Soec ific Plan (eu . the Carlsbad Ranch Soec ific Plan) will be i ncoroorated herein bv reference as pa rt of the certified Mello I1 Land Use Plan. It should be noted that residential uses are possible only
where they do not conflict with the Airport Influence Area and where they
development as a means of providing
are compati bl e with adjacent uses.
5. Within the "Recreation and Visitor Serving Uses" sect
Land Use Plan, a new policy shall be added to read:
Policy 6-10 RESTRICTION ON CONVERSION OF PUBLIC FACI
VISITOR COMMERCIAL USES
on of the Mello I1
STIES, USES OR
Anv facility. u se or vi si tor-serving commercial develoDment am roved as
beina Qpe n to t he Dub lic should remain available to t he aeneral oub lic.
Use co nversions or restrictions that se rve to be e xclusionarv shall
require Drior review throuah a local coasta 1 proaram amendment and/or a
sepa rate coasta 1 development Dermit. This requirement shall be noticed on
such proiects bv the recordation of a deed restriction orior to the i ssua nce of a bu i 1 di nu oermi t.