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Home My WebLink AboutSDP 96-14A; Legoland California; Site Development Plan (SDP)CITY OF CARLSBAD - ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT APPLICATION FOR ENGINEERING PLAN CHECK OR PROCESSING Complete all appropriate information. Write N/A when not applicable. PROJECT NAME: | pgn Fa<;t Fvpanc-inn (pra;, 3) DATE: 7/31/00 PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Mass grading for Lego East Expansion (Area 3) per SOP 96-14A PROJECT ADDRESS: One Legoland Drive, Carlsbad, CA 92008 LOTNO(S).: 18 MAP NO .: 13408 APN(S).: 211-100-09 NO. OF DWELLING UNITS: 0 LFMP ZONE: 13 # LOTS: 0 # ACRES: prol'!:3.4( OWNER: Legoland Estates AG Mailing Address: One Legoland Drive Carl bad, CA 92008 Phone Number: ( 76° ) %0~0l\8-&t> 1 certify that 1 am the legaK>wne/and that all the above information is true anf^orrect^e^rre-best of my knowjedge/ Signature /js^f / Date v^X/V^ L i /r ' CIVIL ENQfftl^fR: ^Mmes R. Hett^nqef Firm: / Nolte Associates, Inc. Mailing Aress: 15090 Ave. of Science #101 San Diego, CA 92128 Phone Number: (858, 385-0500 State Registration Number: RCE 31756 APPLICANT: Legoland Estates AG Mailing Address: One Legoland Drive Carlsbad, CA 92008 > Phone Number: ( 760> ^ <?/g *530O Signature /S/ / Date%ffl^ Si I -S ' -7 SOILS Efc6lhfc=ERy^ Sean Colorado Firm: ' Leighton & Associates Mailing Address: 3934 Murphy Canyon Rd San Diego. CA 92523 Phone Number: (gjg ) 292-8030 State Registration Number: RCE 54033 ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: IMPROVEMENT VALUATION 1 . What water district is the proposed project located in? (circle one) Carlsbad Municipal Water District Olivenhain Vallecitos 2. If in the Carlsbad Municipal Water District, what is the total cost estimate, including the 15% contingency fee, for water and reclaimed water improvements (if applicable)? $ N y A 3. What is the total cost estimate, including the 1 5% contingency fee, for sewer (for Carlsbad Municipal Water District only), street, public (median) landscape and irrigation, and 55 1 QOO . 00 drainage improvements (if applicable)? $ 4. What is the total cost of landscape and irrigation improvements on private property (if applicable)? $ 23 , 250 . 00 GRADING QUANTITIES cut ^sZ?0Cy fju 9,000 cy remedial 0 cy impory^xport) -3 330 cy— REV. 10/06/99 V( APPLICATION FOR: (/ all that apply) Q Adjustment Plat Q Certificate of Compliance Q Dedication of Easement Type: Type: Q Encroachment Permit Q Engineering Standards Variance Q Final Map }3( Grading Plancheck Q Grading Q Improvement Plancheck Q Parcel Map Q Qoto&auTi^f Easement Type: Type: Q Reversion to Acreage Q Street Vacation Q Tentative Parcel Map Q Certificate of Correction Q Covenant for Easement Q Substantial Conformance Exhibit FOR CITY USE ONLY Plancheck Number Type ADJP COC DOE ENCROACH ESV FM GRPC GRADING IPC PM QUITC • " '-".: *" X RTA STV MS CCOR COVE SCE \ (^JyV ^7 APPLICATION ACCEPTED^Yf\ V^^-x^-^Kj^ C ^ )\ ^MASTER PROJECT ID: ^—"y RECEIPT NUMBER- PRELIMINARY SIERRA SYSTEM INPUT INITIAL: SIERRA SYSTEM INPUT INITIAL: R:BASE INPUT INITIAL: MASTER FILE NUMBER: F Q OTHER: Drawing Number •PWkJf/5-^ «V>..;\ iN- Project I.D. ^DP ?£-/£4 Deposit/Fees Paid *£75rf*- RECEIVED , it ^7 AUGW^OO ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT DATE STAMP APPLICATION RECEIVED DOCSMISFORMS/APPLICATION ENG PWNCHECK OR PROCESSING REV. 10A16/99 Apri.22,,997 RECEIVED SD0335 APR 2 3 1997 Ms. Sherri Howard ENGINEERING City of Carlsbad DEPARTMENT Engineering Department 2075 Las Palmas Drive Carlsbad, CA 92009 SUBJECT: Lego Building Pad Certifications, Inner Park (Revised List) Dear Sherri: In our meeting of April 14, the Inner Park structures in need of pad grading certifications were identified. Subsequent to my letter of April 15 summarizing the pads needing certification, Mike Peterson called to question the absence of several food cart service buildings. After researching status on those buildings, we found only one which should be added, and another that should be deleted. By way of copying the various attendees of the April 14 meeting, I am submitting a revised list for verification. I believe this list is comprehensive and should hold for the second construction change plan check process. Pads are identified by cluster as follows; each line item represents a single building pad: Service and Administration 1. Administration and Training Building 2. Maintenance and Storage 3. Gardening Shed The Beginning 1. Guest Services Facility (l)/Retail Shop 2. Guest Services Facility (2)/Public Toilets 3. First Aid NOLTE and ASSOCIATES, Inc. Engineers / Planners / Surveyors 5469 Kearny Villa Road, Suite 305, San Diego, CA 92123 Tel: (619) 278-9392 Fax: (619) 278-4628 Serving Clients Throughout the Western United States n:\sd0335\admin\ltr\padcertiflist.doc Ms. Sherri Howard April 22, 1997 Page 2 Duplo Village 1. Duplo Retail 2. Magic Theater/Public Toilet/Pasta Patch Restaurant 3. Maintenance Building 4. Maintenance Pump Building 5. Storage Room 6. Plant Room 7. Outdoor Show 8. Food Stand The Ridge 1. Nature Maze/Chair Tower Ride 2. Pump Room Building Fun Town 1. Marche Restaurant/Foods Stand/Public Toilet 2. Baby Care/Cool Cafe/Lego Factory Tour 3. Explorer's Institute/Brick Brothers Shop 4. Entertainment Building 5. Maintenance Building (1) 6. Recharging Facility 7. Maintenance Building (2) NOLTE and ASSOCIATES,!™:. Engineers / Planners / Surveyors n:\sd0335\admin\ltr\padcertiflistdoc Ms. Sherri Howard April 22,1997 Page 3 8. Maintenance Building (3) 9. Food Stand (1) 10. Food Stand (2) 11. Food Cart Service Building The Garden 1. Garden Restaurant/Public Toilet Castle Hill 1. Castle Sensory Coaster/Dungeon Maze/Castle Retail 2. Castle Inn Food Court/Public Toilet/Staff Lockers 3. Robin Hood Rope Climb 4. Gem Wash/Plant Room & Service 5. Food Stand (1) 6. Food Stand (2) 7. Food Stand (3) (may be deleted) Imagination Center 1. Lego Experience Show 2. Free Play Workshop/Structured Play Workshop/Imagination Cafe 3. Public Toilet 4. Servery Building NOLTE and ASSOCIATES.Inc. Engineers / Planners / Surveyors n:\sd03 3 5\admin\ltr\padcertiflist.doc Ms. Sherri Howard April 22,1997 Page 4 The Lagoon 1. Maintenance Building Miniland 1. Miniland Experience Show/Public Toilet/Experience Show, Model Maker/Pump Room Building 2. Food Stand Therefore, the total of pad locations remains at 42. Any building or pad areas not included with this list will not receive a pad certification at the completion of grading and prior to building permit release. If there are any questions or amendments to this summary, please contact me. We expect to submit the Inner Park construction change approximately the week of May 16. Sincerely, NOLTE and ASSOCIATES, Inc. James R. Hettinger Engineering Manager c/c: City of Carlsbad: Mike Peterson,Clyde Wickham, Don Neu MBA: Mark Krencik LLCI: Richard Apel NOLTE and ASSOCIATES.Inc. Engineers / Planners / Surveyors n:\sd0335\admin\ltr\padcertiflist.doc City of Carlsbad Building Department May 22, 1997 Jens Flemming Jensen LEGOLAND Carlsbad 5600 Avenida Encinas 130 Carlsbad CA 92008 RE: LEGOLAND CARLSBAD; ESTIMATED FEES Mr. Jensen, After reviewing your letter of April 10, 1997, we have the following comments: Local Facilities Impact Fee This fee is based on building size and will be calculated once the plans have been submitted for plan check. Public Facilities Fee The Public Facilities Fee will be 1.82% of the building permit valuation. Traffic Impact Fee The letter requested removal of a traffic impact fee for the Service and Administration Cluster. The Service and Administration Cluster is subject to impact fees as well as the other clusters. The ADT's for the Service and Administration area were calculated based on use as defined in City Code for office use. The ADT was determined using the office building square footage: ELEMENT Administration and Training Building Maintenance and Storage Gardening Shed Security Booth TOTALS AREA 25,537 20,516 4,182 170 -<7, >J^ USE Office Warehouse Warehouse Office MULTIPLIER Area/1000x20 Area/1000x5 Area/1000x5 Area/1000x20 ADT'S 511 103 21 3 638 2O75 Las Palmas Drive • Carlsbad, California 92OO9-1576 • (619)438-1161 Estimated Fees May 22, 1997 Page Two The fees for each cluster and the expansion areas are based on the square footage of the cluster with the exception of the Service and Administration Cluster. The Service and Administration Cluster has buildings that are defined within our code. The building uses are all office and have an ADT of 638. The remaining clusters impact were determined by subtracting the Service and Administration Cluster from the overall ADT of 8,132 as determined in the Kaku traffic study and used consistently in the EIR and LFMP for Zone 13. This ADT is peak Friday ADT that has been used in the Assessment District because the business park peak use is Fridays. The following formula was used to determine Traffic Impact Fees: (8,132 ADT - 638 ADT for Service & Admin. Cluster )(Cluster Acreage /Overall site acreage) Sewer Fee City staff is waiting for additional information regarding the types of uses of building in LEGOLAND Billund. Sewer fees in restaurant uses are based on the type of restaurant and number of seats. The City will consider metering to determine the actual sewage outflow. The length of time is still under discussion, as well as how to determine the sewer fee deposit. If you have any other questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me at (760)438-1161 ext. 4462. Sincerely, MICHAEL PETERSON Building Department MP:rs attachments c: City Manager Finance Management Director Community Development Director City Engineer Principal Civil Engineer, Bob Wojcik Associate Engineer, Sherri Howard Associate Engineer, Clyde Wickham Senior Planner, Don Neu SITE MAP NOT TO SCALE - FUTURE PORTION OFGOLF COURSE CARLSBAD COMPANY STORES (PULL BUILDING PERMIT 3/18/97) CARLSBAD HOTEL AND FLOWER \ TIMESHARE FIELDS CITY MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE PROPOSED CARLSBAD RANCH BOUNDARY CURRENT CARLSBAD RANCH BOUNDARY PROJECT NAME CARLSBAD RANCH ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT STAFF MEETING 3/20/97 PROJECT NUMBER SDP 207(A) EXHIBIT 1 DRAWN BY: SCOTT EVANS, CARLSBAD ENGINEERING DEPT. July 23, 1997 TO: SENIOR BUILDING INSPECTOR - MIKE PETERSON FROM: Associate Engineer - Sherri Howard CT 94-09/SDP 96-14 - LEGOLAND CARLSBAD SEWER FEES I have reviewed the information provided by LEGOLAND Carlsbad regarding the sewer fee the City will collect as a deposit. The City has agreed that we will meter the sewage outflows to determine the actual sewage usage. We also agree that our current Sewer Ordinance does not address the theme park usage. Staff has, since the beginning of the year, tried to work with LEGOLAND Carlsbad to determine a sewage fee that would be appropriate. LEGOLAND Carlsbad has provided us information for the park in Billund Denmark in response to our request. I have reviewed the information provided by LEGOLAND Carlsbad regarding the building square footages and usage for the park in Bllund. In my opinion the uses are different for the two parks and should not be compared for the' purpose of determining sewage impact fees. I recommend the City determine the sewage fees based on the uses as defined in the Municipal Code. The actual building square footages are coming in less than originally estimated. The building square footages have been requested for the remaining clusters through you. Once these square footages are available, a revised fee estimate can be made available. At this time the only fee estimate engineering staff is confident of is the one for the Service and Administration Area. There have been substantial changes in the remaining clusters requiring a recalculation of the fees. If the sewage outflow metering proves there is less impact on City facilities than estimated by using the Municipal Code, LEGOLAND Carlsbad can apply for a reimbursement or use the fees as a credit toward the second phase or expansion area development. The metering will be administered by the water district. Please let me know if you have any questions or need additional information. 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Sl en M ro ro 0000 S K w = 3 S 3 =• a a S-S. = 5 S.<n o Q (5 ^ C C W B S S 2 B m H o q m 3 f I I s £ 2 c I I — ~n II I*1 Citv of Carlsbad Manager October 16,1997 LEGOLAND Carlsbad, Incorporated 5600 Avenida Encinas, Suite 130 Carlsbad, CA 92008 CFD AND SEWER FEES Dear Svend: Thank you for your letter dated September 23. I appreciate the fact that we have been able to work through the issues related to the Community Facilities District (CFD) and Sewer fees for the LEGO project. The purpose of this letter is to confirm our understanding of the agreement between LEGO and the City on these fee programs, and to clarify for both parties what is expected in the future. This will help avoid any confusion in the future and will keep your project moving rapidly toward completion in early 1999. With regard to the CFD fees, Mike Peterson's schedules provided at our last meeting explain in detail how the CFD fees will be computed. From your most recent letter, it is my understanding that both LEGO and the City agree that the methodology Mike has outlined in those tables is acceptable. I have attached a copy of his work to this letter for your records. Although these schedules are based on a prior CFD tax schedule, Mike's work clearly shows the methodology we will use. The CFD rates used in the computation will be the rates in effect at the time the building permit is pulled. With regard to the Sewer fees, I believe I understand the terms of the agreement you have spelled out in your recent letter. And, in an effort to be clear on this point, I would like to provide you with an outline of our agreement, as I understand it. Sewer fees will be collected on the following basis: 1. Sewer connection fees will be collected on a pro rata basis as the park develops using the EIR (Environmental Impact Report) estimate of 356 Equivalent Dwelling Units (EDUs) as the assumed total for the finished park. During the construction of phase I of the park, LEGO will pay for 274 EDUs, with the remainder to be paid as the expansion areas are built out over time. 2. LEGO will work with the Engineering Department to establish a sewer metering program for LEGO park which will monitor the sewer flow from the park for a period of three years. At the end of the three year period the City will determine the average consumption per attendee, and will use this average consumption for computing any future sewer demands created by the park. This average will be computed by si 7 /<?.£& . 42 C/8 " •2.74- £'67,3/7 /46,/ZL FROM 1397,1" 27 10:41 8183 P.02/02 memorandum October 27, 1997 Richard Ape) LEGOLAND - Carlsbad Jay Olmsted ** name LEGOLAND Carlsbad project no. 61539.00 If GOIAND Carlsbad Pork Area Totals Sasaki Associates Inc. Carlsbad Pacific Center 703 Palomar Airport Road Suite 170 Carlsbad, CA 92009 t 6196036765 f 6196036761 Richard, As requested, the Following are the areas for the park. These quantities are determined From our area delineation as defined by Lego and Sasaki. All quantities are in SF. Legolond Carlsbad Outer Park Administration Beginning Castle Hill Duplo Village Expansion (North) Expansion (Duplo) Expansion (East) Expansion (Imagination) Funtown Garden Imagination Center Lagoon Minilond Ridge 5,630,554*-^ 3,198,954 257,317 146,122^ 276,846 ' 226,544 397,531 9,687 152,337 30,695 296,594 147,076 127,347 127,041 127,136, 109,327 Give me a call if you have any questions. Sincerely, James Olmsted cc:M. Dawson B. Pridgen FROM LEGOLARD CARL3BAD 1997,' -2V 10:41 8183 P.01/02 FAX to Name Company Fax Date Sherri Howard, Frank Jimeno Engineering, City of Carlsbad 438-0894 10/27/97 FAX from Name Company Fax Telephone Copy to Richard Apel LEGOLAND Estates AG -i-l-619-438-9499_ _ +1-619-438-5570^ Bill Pridgen, LLEAQ Department Page of Pleasa find attached the areas for the park. Let me or Jay Olmstead, at Sasaski, know if you have any questions, Thank you. LEGOLAND Carlsbad, Inc. 5600 Avenida Encinas, Suite 130. Carlsbad CA, 92008. USA (819) 438-5570, Fax (619) 438-9499 08159-1 LEGOLAI CARL3BAP ai iND FAX to Name Company Fax Date FAX from Name Company Fax Telephone Copy to Sherri Howard City of Carlsbad 10/2"7/ 97 Richard Apel LEGOLAND Estates AG ^-1-619-438-9499 ^•1-619-438-5570 Department Page of Sherri: Per your request of 10/24, we are calculating the latest (and final) square foot areas for the clusters, for fees calculation purposes. We should be able to fax you the information early afternoon today (Monday, 10/28). We would appreciate calculation of the fees as soon as you receive this information. I am attempting to verify what day this week we anticipate pulling building permits. I believe it is as soon as Tuesday or Wednesday for Miniland Space building and Garden restaurant. Will let you know. LEGOLAND Carlsbad, Inc. 5600 Avenida Encinas, Suite 130, Carlsbad CA, 92008, USA (619) 438-5570, Fax (619) 438-9499 City of Carlsbad Office of the City Manager November 14, 1997 RECEIVED Svend Aage Madsen, Senior Vice President iinu < L y\nj LEGOLAND Estates AG ^ ' ' 5600 Avenida Encinas, Suite 130 ENGINEERING Carlsbad, CA 92008 DEPARTMENT Dear Svend: Thank you for your recent letter regarding sewer fees. I think we have made excellent progress in defining how the sewer fee system will work for both LEGO and the City. Lloyd Hubbs and I have talked about your comments and agree that your comments regarding the sampling period are correct. Lloyd reminded me that there had been prior discussion about sampling for Fridays during June, July and August, just as you have suggested. These samples would then be averaged to determine the sewer flow for LEGO. The City agrees that this is a fair sampling period and computation method. I believe that with this change LEGO and the City are largely in agreement on the sewer fee computation method. Lloyd and I are ready to meet with you at your convenience to complete the implementation plan. In your letter you suggested that a work session might be valuable. When you are ready to move forward please give Frank Jimeno a call at 438-1161 x4501. He will coordinate with all parties to make whatever arrangements are necessary. As always, if I may be of assistance, please feel free to give me a call. Sincerely, /^James F. Elliott Administrative Services Director cc. Lloyd Hubbs, Public Works Director Frank Jimeno, Associate Engineer Ray Patchett, City Manager 1200 Carlsbad Village Drive • Carlsbad, CA 92008-1989 • (619) 434-2821 • FAX (619) 720-9461 COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO GARY ERBECK Department of Environmental Health RICHARD HAAS DIRECTOR Land and water Quality Division ASSISTANT DIRECTOR 5201 Ruffin Road, Suite C San Diego, CA92123 (619) 565-5173 FAX (619) 694-3105 January 26, 2001 Richard Goedert Carlsbad Municipal Water District 5950 El Camino Real Carlsbad, CA 92008 Dear Mr. Goedert: LEGOLAND CALIFORNIA X-TREME CLUSTER: DEH PROJECT NUMBER RW1153 The reclaimed water irrigation plans for the above project have been received and reviewed by the County of San Diego Department of Environmental Health (DEH). The purpose of the review by DEH is to determine compliance with good public health engineering practices, applicable rules and regulations as applied to the use of recycled water for irrigation purposes. The following corrections/comments must be incorporated into the plans prior to approval being granted by DEH: 1. Include DEH control # RW1153 in minimum one-inch letters on the upper right hand corner of the Title sheet. 2. Change San Diego County Department Health Services to San Diego County Department of Environmental Health on the Declaration of Responsibility on the Title Sheet. The Declaration must be signed. 3. Show all potable feeds to buildings. 4. The legend on Sheet 2 includes a symbol for "Do Not Drink" sign locations. Call out the sign locations on the Enlarged Plan of Project Area. 5. Include recycled water standard notes 23, 24 and 25 (see attached). 6. Indicate on the plans any designated outdoor eating areas or drinking fountains. Verify these areas are protected against contact with recycled water overspray, mist or runoff. 7. Add a note to the quick coupler detail on Sheet 7 (Detail 10) stating that "quick coupler valves shall be of a type approved for recycled water use". The recycled water quick couplers must by easily distinguished from the potable washdown quick couplers in the same vicinity. 8. What is the point of connection for the potable washdown on Sheet 12? (See attached). 9. On the irrigation legend, include a note that recycled water heads will be purple. Richard Goedert 01/26/01 10. A cross-connection control shutdown test must be successfully completed at this expansion area prior to the delivery of recycled water. 1 1 . Include a recycled water note on separation: A physical separation shall be provided between adjacent areas irrigated with recycled water and potable water. Separation shall be provided by distance, concrete mow strips or other approved methods. 12. This original correction letter should be included with notes on how corrections were accomplished when resubmitting plans for approval. Please note that review and approval of the plans by DEH covers the irrigation portion of the plans only and does not include any other parts of the plans. Please call me at (858) 694-2548 if you have any questions. Sincerely, RICHARD CARLSON, Environmental Health Specialist III Recycled Water/Cross-Connection Control RACdsl ---. c-: -1!_ C-20-28 1"18 CHANGE VALVE TO DRIP INSTALL .MAINLil 24" BACK OF CURB (TYP.) COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO GARY ERBECK Department of Environmental Health RICHARD HAAS DIRECTOR Land and Water Quality Division ASSISTANT DIRECTOR 5201 Ruffin Road, Suite C San Diego, CA 921 23 (61 9) 565-51 73 FAX (61 9) 694-31 05 January 26, 2001 Richard Goedert Carlsbad Municipal Water District 5950 El Camino Real Carlsbad, CA 92008 Dear Mr. Goedert: LEGOLAND CALIFORNIA X-TREME CLUSTER: DEH PROJECT NUMBER RW1153 The reclaimed water irrigation plans for the above project have been received and reviewed by the County of San Diego Department of Environmental Health (DEH). The purpose of the review by DEH is to determine compliance with good public health engineering practices, applicable rules and regulations as applied to the use of recycled water for irrigation purposes. The following corrections/comments must be incorporated into the plans prior to approval being granted by DEH: \/ 1. Include DEH control # RW1153 in minimum one-inch letters on the upper right hand corner of the Title sheet. SAf /, t/2. Change San Diego County Department Health Services to San Diego County Department of Environmental Health on the Declaration of Responsibility on the Title Sheet. The Declaration must be signed. ^0*1</ S^T I » \/ 3. Show all potable feeds to buildings. AlK#ttj J^tfinM. . JVc, $4i/ H-h9<. Pffi*.S tx"4. The legend on Sheet 2 includes a symbol for "Do Not Drink" sign locations. Call out the sign locations on the Enlarged Plan of Project Area. Co*'far*\'5 "jb O^iA/JL pUnSv Sd v/5. Include recycled water standard notes 23, 24 and 25 (see attached), ^tfe $k-f~ / «f //, v/6. Indicate on the plans any designated outdoor eating areas or drinking fountains. Verify these areas are protected against contact with recycled water overspray, mist or runoff. }£ S££. SA/T // • 1/7. Add a note to the quick coupler detail on Sheet 7 (Detail 10) stating that "quick coupler valves shall be of a type approved for recycled water use". The recycled water quick couplers must by easily distinguished from the potable washdown quick couplers in the same vicinity. #^yi^. What is the point of connection for the potable washdown on Sheet 12? (See attached). On the irrigation legend, include a note that recycled water heads will be purple. //. Sie- SA*^ / frfl-At** Richard Goedert 01/26/01 tXlO. A cross-connection control shutdown test must be successfully completed at this expansion area prior to the delivery of recycled water. OK • S*£- Hdi*- #-/^ t J/»/"« /• iXll. Include a recycled water note on separation: A physical separation shall be provided between adjacent areas irrigated with recycled water and potable water. Separation shall be provided by distance, concrete mow strips or other approved methods. flJ6'f**-&Jt<fL0)A y 12. This original correction letter should be included with notes on how corrections were accomplished when resubmitting plans for approval. Please note that review and approval of the plans by DEH covers the irrigation portion of the plans only and does not include any other parts of the plans. Please call me at (858) 694-2548 if you have any questions. sincerely's RICHARD CATtLSON, Environmental Health Specialist III Recycled Water/Cross-Connection Control o/* b/J* r v RAC:dsl VALVE FROM CHANGE VALVE TO DRIP SPACE NETAF1M TUBING @ 18 O.C. MAX.. INSTALL .MAINLIt 24" BACK OF CURB (TYP.) MATCHLINE - SEE IRRIGAT ON PLAN ATTACHMENT 1 RECYCLED WATER STANDARD PLAN NOTES 1. All work shall be done in accordance with the NAME OF WATER DISTRICT'S Rules and Regulations. 2. Drinking water fountains and designated outdoor eating areas shaft be protected against contact with recycled water spray, mist, or runoff. 3. Best management practices shall be used to^eliminate or control to the best extent possible • ponding, run-off, over-spray and misting. 4. Hose bibs are strictly prohibited. 5. Cross-connections between recycled water lines and potable water lines are strictly prohibited. 6. No substitutions of pipe materials will be allowed without prior approval of the NAME OF WATER DISTRICT. 7. All mainline pipes shall have warning tape per NAME OF WATER DISTRICT'S Rules and Regulations. 8. Hours for irrigation with recycled water are from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. The hours for irrigation with disinfected tertiary recycled water may be modified by the local authority. Irrigation during public use periods with disinfected tertiary recycled water shall be under the supervision of the designated user supervisor. Irrigation with water of a lesser quality than disinfected tertiary recycled water shall be between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. 9. Burial of all wiring and piping shall meet NAME OF WATER DISTRICT'S Rules and Regulations. 10. Non-designated use areas shall be protected from contact with recycled water, whether by windblown spray or by direct application through irrigation or other use. Lack of protection, whether by design, construction practice or system operation, is strictly prohibited. 11. Irrigation heads shall be relocated or adjusted to minimize or eliminate over-spray-ing on sidewalks, streets and non-designated use areas. 12. Recycled water quick coupling valves shall be of a type designed for the use on recycled water distribution systems per NAME OF WATER DISTRICT'S Rules and Regulations. 13. On recycled water systems, all appurtenances (sprinkler heads, valve boxes, etc.) shall be color-coded purple per AWWA guidelines and Section 116815 of the California Health and Safety Code. 14. All irrigation pipes shall be stenciled with the warning, "NON-POTABLE or RECYCLED WATER," color-coded (purple) and laid with warning tape and stenciling oriented toward the top of the trench per the.NAME OF WATER DISTRICT'S Rujes and Regulations. * •», 15. On new on-site systems (post-meter), potable water, constant pressure recycled water and sewer lines should be placed a minimum of four feet apart or as directed by the project engineer and/or regulatory agency. Measurements shall be between facing surfaces, not pipe center lines. 16. Constant pressure recycled water lines shall cross at least twelve inches below potable water lines and maintain at least twelve inches crossing separation between other utilities. 17. If a constant pressure recycled water line must be installed above a potable water line or less than twelve inches below a potable water line, then the recycled water line shall be installed within an approved protective sleeve as per the NAME OF WATER DISTRICT'S Rules and Regulations. 18. Developer/contractor shall conduct a cross-connection test and coverage test as directed by the NAME OF WATER DISTRICT and/or the San Diego County Department of Environmental Health prior to any use of recycled water. 19. The required cross-connection inspection shall be done by either the NAME OF WATER DISTRICT and/or the San Diego County Department of Environmental Health. Copies of inspection reports will be forwarded to the non-inspecting party. 20. The design and locations proposed for recycled water "Do Not Drink" signs shall be called out on the plans. 21. When recycled water becomes available, an on-site user supervisor shall be designated in writing. This individual shall be familiar with plumbing systems within the property, with the basic concepts of backflow/cross-connection protection, the recycled purveyor's rules and regulations and the specific requirements of a recycled water system. Copies of the designation, with contact phone numbers shall be provided to the NAME OF WATER DISTRICT and/or the San Diego County Department of Environmental Health. In case of emergency contact at Name Phone Number Or after hours contact at. Name Phone Number 22. All public and private potable water mains including fire mains and any water wells and water courses within the recycled water project shall be shown on the plans. 23. Call out on the plans if there are or are not drinking fountains and'or designated outdoor eating areas on this site. • / 24. Educate all maintenance personnel on a continuous basis of the presence of recycled water. Personnel must be informed that recycled water is meant for irrigation purposes only, and is not approved for drinking purposes, hand washing, cleaning of tools, etc. Given the high turnover rate of employees in the landscape industry it is important this information be disseminated on an almost daily basis. - ~ \/ 25. A physical-separation shall be provided between adjacent areas irrigated with recycled water and potable water. Separation shall be provided by distance, concrete mow strips or other approved methods. LEGO LAND E»EVELOP/AEr\/T Feb. 19, 2001 The City of Carlsbad 1635 Faraday Ave. Carlsbad, California 92008 Attn: Mike Peterson, Don Neu, Frank Jimeno Re:Permit Fees Gentlemen, We are in receipt of fee break-down for the Technic Diner project at LEGOLAND California. We understand that you have allocated all of the mitigation fees associated with the eastern expansion area to this building. We are not constructing the entire cluster at this time, therefore we would like to adjust the mitigation fees to more closely reflect the work that is being done under this permit. The Technic coaster and the Technic Diner are the first phase of a cluster, which will ultimately include 8 attractions. The remaining attractions shown on our SDP plan are phased and will be built over time. We anticipated paying the fees as the attractions are built. Therefore, we would like to defer some of the impact fees until such time as we build out the remainder of the cluster. The following is our proposal: We expected the payment of building department fees and are prepared to cut a check immediately for the following amounts, which are directly related to the Technic Diner. Fee Amount Paid Building Permit $1954.58 Plan Check Fee $1270.48 1270.48 Strong motion fee $ 100.00 Park fee $2,530.00 Public Facility fee $8,748.74 Plumbing total $ 343.00 Electrical Total $ 310.00 Mechanical Total $ 85.50 $15,341.80 Total due $14,071.32 The current construction, Technic Coaster, Technic Diner and general area development represents approx. 50% of the cluster build out in terms of area. However, this construction represents only 23.9% of the eventual ride capacity. Since traffic impacts and sewer impacts are based on a theoretical capacity of the expansion area (EDU's and ATD's) it is reasonable to assume that a partial build out would represent a partial capacity in terms of establishing the mitigation fees. The following is a list of Attractions and their associated hourly capacities. We would like to base the payment of mitigation fees on the percentage represented by each of these attractions as they are built out. LEGOLAND Development 1914 Palomar Oaks Way, Suite 100 Carlsbad, CA 92008 USA Tel: (760) 804-8355, Fax: (760) 804-7959 City of Carlsbad Public Works - Engineering February 21, 2001 Jim Fend, Director of Maintenance LEGOLAND California One LEGO Drive Carlsbad, CA 92008 EAST EXPANSION AREA Dear Jim: The Development Services Division of the Engineering Department has agreed to the following breakdown of the Traffic Impact Fee and the Sewer Fee for the referenced project's building permits: Traffic Impact Fee 530 ADTs First Building Permit: 23.9% 26.67 ADTs Second Building Permit: 76.1% 403.33 ADTs Sewer Fee 21.16 EDUs First Building Permit: 61.2% 12.95 EDUs Second Building Permit: 38.8% 8.21 EDUs Both fees will be charged at the fee rate in effect at the time of building permit issuance. Please acknowledge your agreement to the fees breakdown by signing below. Sincerely, FRANK JIMENO Associate Engineer LEGOLAND concurs fee breakdown Deputy City Engineer Wojcik Senior Civil Engineer Hammann Senior Building Inspector Peterson Engineering Counter 1635 Faraday Avenue • Carlsbad, CA 92008-7314 • (760) 6O2-2720 • FAX (760) 602-8562