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TO: Senior Planner, Brian Hunter
FROM: Associate Engineer, Clyde Wickha
DATE: September 29, 1997
RE: PIP 97 - 09, ASYMTEK, Lot 19 of Carlsbad Oaks Business Park
We have completed our review of the planned industrial permit identified above.
To facilitate this review I have attached a redline of the 1’‘ check (design by
Hamann Construction). I have also listed our concerns below. Please incorporate
these comments in your letter to the applicant.
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The sight distance from the main driveway is blocked by the existing 2:l
slope to the west. The proposed grading plan identifies modification but is not
clear on what type of modification that is proposed. Based on a design speed
of 30 MPH the minimum distance to keep clear is 330’. Nothing over 30”
(including landscaping) should encroach into this corridor.
The proposed plan also includes a fire hydrant layout that should be run by
the water district before plans and easements are prepared. A separate
plancheck will be required for the loop water system to serve these hydrants.
The design should include provisions for NPDES drainage.
Grading looks O.K., except again the plan should identify the proposed cut
and fill quantities. The proposed plan should follow the list of exemptions
from the new grading ordinance, particularly section 15.16.060 “ Work
exempt from a grading permit”.
The parking plan needs to offset the proposed 90 degree spaces 5’ in both
directions. I have sketched this detail on the checkprint. This issue only
occurs in two places along the west side of the project.
The truck access and loading appears to be at grade and not a dock or semi-
truck access. If this is correct the plan only needs minor correction to allow
for the truck bay closest to the trash enclosure access.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to call me at extension 4353.
c: Bob Wojcik, Principal Engineer, Land Use Review Division