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Home My WebLink AboutSNC 23; Pacific Rim Country Club & Resort; Street Name Change (SNC)JL^ J ' lC^<^<<M ^^-H^ /^"^ Oi^*^ " ^ Jit CU^-^ ^cu„4>n4ju^ ^^^t^a^^M^ ^yt^ir^^J^ ^ ^^^'I'Ji^^^ CITY OF CARLSBAD ^ 1200 ELM AVENUE CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 438-5621 REC'D FROM. DATE ACCOUNT NO. DESCRIPTION AMOUNT 350 on. 03/17 0 .01 QSMiGC. —i^Q.QO RECEIPT NO. g$^7 TOTAL 35ZJ Carlsbad Joumal Decreed A Legal Newspaper by the Superior Court of San Diego County Mail all correspondence regarding pubiic notice advertising to North Coast Publishers, Inc. corporate offices: P O. Box 878, Encinitas, CA 92024 (619) 753-6543 Proof of Publication STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ss. COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO, I am a citizen of the Utnited States and a resident of the county aforesaid; I am over the age of eighteen years, and not a party to or interested in the above entitled matter. I am principal clerk of the printer of the Carlsbad Journal a newspaper of general circulation, published twice weekly in the City of Carlsbad, County of San Diego, State of California, and which newspaper is published for the dissemination of local news and intelligence of a general character, and which newspaper at all times herein mentioned had and still has a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers, and which newspaper has been established, printed and published at regular intervals in the said City of Corlsbad, County of San Diego, State of California, for a period exceeding one year next preceding the date of publication of the notice hereinafter referred to; and that the notice of which the annexed is a printed copy, has been published in each regular and entire issue of said newspaper and not in any supplement thereof on the following dates, to-wit: NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING NOnCK IS BBREB Y ttinlbl iUl the ?l«uiiW CoqMlwMA ^th* UMBW fomU, «t ( nr thlt) L«»o«iv3*lil>ia tocit Fsellittet ThoM penons wif hing to speak on thii protmtal •nceordially invit-•d to m/jjiua the pi4»lic hearing. If r<» ha|§ Aay QMctlon, please call mfflfmmoi tMpartment at 438- tfjKHrttaUeafe OM Street Name OUMiBMiMsottmlybaUmited .tojiS|tt|l##e%|M«i« you <tr Mllpeoq*^ nim ttlBM public haailatdiMrHMd h thi^tice, or ' i% Mittmi«9lV*fpii^ode«ief deli-. tmA to^ GttrerOarls^d at or , i^rior te lha teblic hearing. C«w rile: SNC 23 AppUeani: HU)iuut Properties cm orcisitSBAi) PLANNINQ COMMISSION SNC 23 February 17 .89 19 I certify under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. Executed at Carlsbad, County of San Diego, State of California on the 17th day of February, 1989 Clerk of the Printer 2075 LAS PALMAS DRIVE CARLSBAD, CA 92009-4859 PLANNING DEPARTMENT TELEPHONE (619) 438-1161 NOTICE OF EXEMPTION January 25, 1989 County Clerk County of San Diego 220 West Broadway San Diego, CA 92101 Pro.iect Title Aviara Street Name Change (SNC-23) Pro.iect Location--Specific Batiquitos Drive; located south of Poinsettia Lane Pro.iect Location--City Carlsbad Pro.iect Location--County San Diego Description of Nature, Purpose, and Beneficiaries of Pro.iect Street Name Change from Batiquitos Drive to Aviara Scenic Drive. Name of Public Aqency Approving Pro.iect City of Carlsbad Name of Person or,Agency Carrying Out Pro.iect Planning Department Exempt Status (Check One) Ministerial (Sec. 15073) Declared Emergency {Sec. 15071 (a)) Emergency Project {Sec. 15071 (b) and (c)) X Categorical Exemption. State type and section number: Section 15301(1)(g) Reason Why Pro.iect Is Exempt: Street Name Change for an existing roadway Contact Person Chris DeCerbo (619) 438-1161 If filed by applicant: 1) Attach certified document of exemption finding. 2) Has a notice of exemption been filed by the public agency approving the project? Yes No Date Received for Filing MICHAEL J. R^LZMILi^tR Planning Director 2075 LAS PALMAS DRIVE • k • TELEPHONE CARLSBAD, CA 92009-4859 W^J^lflfjm (619)438-1161 (Eitn nf (Cadabab PLANNING DEPARTMENT February 14, 1989 Hillman Properties 2001 Palomar Airport Road Suite 206 Carlsbad, CA 92009 SUBJECT: SNC 23 HPI Batiquitos Preliminary Staff Report The preliminary staff report for the above referenced project will be available for you to pick up on Friday, February 17, 1989, after 8 a.m. This preliminary report will be discussed by staff at the Development Coordinating Committee (D.C.C.) meeting which will be held on Tuesday, February 21, 1989. A twenty (20) minute appointment has been set aside for you at 10:00 a.m. If you have any questions concerning your project, you should attend the D.C.C. meeting. It is necessary that you bring your required unmounted colored exhibit(s) with you to this meeting in order for your project to go forward to the Planning Commission. Ifyou do not plan to attend this meeting, please make arrangements to have your colored exhibit(s) here by the scheduled time above. If you need additional information concerning this matter, please contact the Planning Department at 438-1161. CITY OF CARLSBAD MICHAEL J. HOLZMILLER Planning Director Pla'nning Department CD:MJH\lh 2075 LAS PALMAS DRIVE • ^Wk • TELEPHONE CARLSBAD, CA 92009-4859 ^^1/Jf'M ^^^''^®^ (Eittj nf (EarlHbab PLANNING DEPARTMENT February 14, 1989 Hillman Properties 2001 Palomar Airport Road Suite 206 Carlsbad, CA 92009 SUBJECT: SNC 23 HPI Batiquitos Preliminary Staff Report The preliminary staff report for the above referenced project will be available for you to pick up on Friday, February 17, 1989, after 8 a.m. This preliminary report will be discussed by staff at the Development Coordinating Committee (D.C.C.) meeting which will be held on Tuesday, February 21, 1989. A twenty (20) minute appointment has been set aside for you at 10:00 a.m. If you have any questions concerning your project, you should attend the D.C.C. meeting. It is necessary that you bring your required unmounted colored exhibit(s) with you to this meeting in order for your project to go forward to the Planning Commission. If you do not plan to attend this meeting, please make arrangements to have your colored exhibit(s) here by the scheduled time above. If you need additional information concerning this matter, please contact the Planning Department at 438-1161. CITY OF CARLSBAD MICHAEL J. HOLZMILLER Planning Director Pla'nning Department CD:MJH\lh MEMORANDUM JUNE 16, 1988 TO: SHEILA TARVIN, POLICE DEPARTMENT FROM: CHRIS DeCERBO, ASSOCIATE PLANNER The City Planning Departinent has recently received a request from Mr. Larry Clemens of Hillman Properties to process an amendment to the City Council Street Naming Policy No. 20. If approved, this requested amendment would allow street names for "Plants and Birds of Batiquitos Lagoon" within the southwest quadrant of the City, specifically over that area approved for the Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort Master Plan. Currently, street names allowed within the southwest quadrant must be associated with flowers, trees, fruits, minerals, gems or nautical terms (See Exhibit "A"). I have included a list of proposed street names for the Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort Master Plan area for your review. The flowering plant names would already be allowed within Street Name Zone 5. However, per the City's Policy No. 20, bird names would only be allowed within Street Name Zone 6. Since Zone 6 is currently undeveloped and without many streets, Planning staff is willing to recommend support of this request provided that street names allowed within Zone 6 be changed, whereby bird names would not be allowed within Zone 6. In order to fully evaluate this request, I would appreciate some feedback from you regarding this proposal. To what extent would this amendment request impact your ability to provide services? Could you support this request? If not, please explain why. Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or concerns. CDD:af MEMORANDUM JUNE 15, 1988 TO: MICHAEL SMITH, FIRE DEPRTMENT FROM: CHRIS DeCERBO, ASSOCIATE PLANNER The City Planning Department has recently received a request from Mr. Larry Clemens of Hillman Properties to process an amendment to the City Council Street Naming Policy No. 20. If approved, this requested amendment would allow street names for "Plants and Birds of Batiquitos Lagoon" within the southwest quadrant of the City, specifically over that area approved for the Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort Master Plan. Currently, street names allowed within the southwest quadrant must be associated with flowers, trees, fruits, minerals, gems or nautical terms (See Exhibit "A"). I have included a list of proposed street names for the Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort Master Plan area for your review. The flowering plant names would already be allowed within Street Name Zone 5. However, per the City's Policy No. 20, bird names would only be allowed within Street Name Zone 6. Since Zone 6 is currently undeveloped and without many streets. Planning staff is willing to recommend support of this request provided that street names allowed within Zone 6 be changed, whereby bird names would not be allowed within Zone 6. In order to fully evaluate this request, I would appreciate some feedback from you regarding this proposal. To what extent would this amendment request impact your ability to provide services? Could you support this request? If not, please explain why. Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or concerns. CDD:af MEMORANDUM JUNE 15, 1988 TO: TONY MATA, BUILDING DEPARTMENT FROM: CHRIS DeCERBO, ASSOCIATE PLANNER The City Planning Department has recently received a request from Mr. Larry Clemens of Hillman Properties to process an amendment to the City Council Street Naming Policy No. 20. If approved, this requested amendment would allow street names for "Plants and Birds of Batiquitos Lagoon" within the southwest quadrant of the City, specifically over that area approved for the Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort Master Plan. Currently, street names allowed within the southwest quadrant must be associated with flowers, trees, fruits, minerals, gems or nautical terms (See Exhibit "A"). I have included a list of proposed street names for the Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort Master Plan area for your review. The flowering plant names would already be allowed within Street Name Zone 5. However, per the City's Policy No. 20, bird names would only be allowed within Street Name Zone 6. Since Zone 6 is currently undeveloped and without many streets, Planning staff is willing to recommend support of this request provided that street names allowed within Zone 6 be changed, whereby bird names would not be allowed within Zone 6. In order to fully evaluate this request, I would appreciate some feedback from you regarding this proposal. To what extent would this amendment request impact your ability to provide services? Could you support this request? If not, please explain why. Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or concerns. CDD:af STAFF REPORT PLICATION COMPLETE DATE: November 7. 1988 DATE: TO: FROM: SUBJECT: March 15, 1989 PLANNING COMMISSION PLANNING DEPARTMENT SNC-23 - AVIARA STREET NAME CHANGE: Request for approval of a street name change from Batiquitos Drive to Aviara Scenic Drive for that portion of this collector street located south of Poinsettia Lane and proposed to be extended along the north shore of Batiquitos Lagoon, within Local Facilities Management Zone 19. I. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that the recommending DENIAL of SNC- Planning commission, ADOPT Resolution No. 2821 23 based on the findings contained therein. II. PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND BACKGROUND On December 8, 1987, the Planning Commission approved the 1,402 acre Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort Master Planned Project. This project is located along the north shore of Batiquitos Lagoon, which today exists (1) as the major open space focal point of the project, (2) as well as an historically prominent, sensitive coastal wetland resource within Southern California. Subsequent to the approval of this Master Plan, the project applicant's (Hillman Properties Incorporated) requested to amend the City's Street Naming Policy (Policy #20) to allow street names for "plants and birds of Batiquitos Lagoon" within Street Name Classification Geographic Area #5 which covers the southwest quadrant of the City. (See Exhibit "A") In view of the orientation of this major project to this important Lagoon resource, the street name policy change request was recommended for approval by the Planning Commission on July 20, 1988. This amendment request will be scheduled for City Council action in the near future. Hillman Properties Incorporated recently changed the name of their Master Planned Project from the "Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort" to "Aviara Country Carlsbad Resort". In accordance, they are requesting that Batiquitos Drive (south of Poinsettia Lane) be renamed to Aviara Scenic Drive. III. ANALYSIS (1) Is the proposed street name (Aviara Scenic Drive) consistent with the City's Street Naming Policy (City Council Policy #20)? (2) Should the street name Batiquitos Drive be changed to Aviara Scenic Drive? IV. DISCUSSION City Council Policy No. 20 establishes policies and procedures for naming and changing the names of Carlsbad's streets (see Exhibit "A"). This Policy is important to the City for purposes of establishing a uniform process for SNC 23 - AVIARA STREE DATE: March 15, 1989 PAGE 2 AME CHANGE maintaining and changing street names. The Street Name Classification Map contained in Exhibit "A" classifies street names by geographical areas of the City. As noted above, the area around Batiquitos Drive (Street Name Classification Geographical Area #5) currently allows street names for "flowers and trees." If the applicants proposed amendment to change the City's Street Naming Policy is approved by the City Council, then street names for "plants and birds of Batiquitos Lagoon" will be allowed within Street Name Classification Geographical Area #5. As proposed, the street name "Aviara Scenic Drive" is not the name of a "flower or tree; nor is it a name of a plant or bird of Batiquitos Lagoon." Therefore, the proposed street name is not consistent with City Council Policy No. 20. In addition, the proposed street name "Aviara Scenic Drive" exceeds the maximum number of letters and spaces (16 total) permitted by Policy No. 20. Based upon these inconsistencies, staff cannot recommend support of this proposed street name change. Aside from the identified Street Name Policy inconsistencies, there are other equally important reasons for recommending denial of this proposed street name change as discussed below. (1) The name "Batiquitos" derives a significant amount of historical importance in that the Lagoon was so named in 1776 by Spanish missionaries. The public road which provides access to this Lagoon has been named "Batiquitos Drive" for over 100 years. Notwithstanding the potential future notoriety of the Aviara Country Club and Resort, staff believes that the historical importance of the "Batiquitos" name far outweighs this consideration and in accordance the name of the access way to and along this important lagoon resource should be maintained as Batiquitos Drive. (2) It is also important to note that this street name change as proposed by Hillman Properties would apply to only that portion of Batiquitos Drive located south of Poinsettia Lane. The name for that portion of the road north of Poinsettia Lane would be maintained as Batiquitos Drive. Staff cannot recommend support of two names for one street in view of the potential confusion, this could cause for emergency services. V. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW The Planning environmental Environmental ATTACHMENTS Director has determined that this project is exempt from review pursuant to Section 15301(l)(g) of The California Quality Act. 1. Planning Commission Resolution No. 2821 2. Notice of Exemption 3. Location Map 4. City Council Policy No. 20 (Exhibit "A") CD:lh January 25, 1989 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. 2821 A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA, RECOMMENDING DENIAL OF STREET NAME CHANGE FROM BATIQUITOS DRIVE TO AVIARA SCENIC DRIVE LOCATED SOUTH OF POINSETTIA LANE AND EAST OF 1-5. APPLICANT: AVIARA STREET NAME CHANGE CASE NO.: SNC-23 WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of the Municipal Code, the Planning Commission did on the 1st day of March and the 15th day of March, 1989, hold a duly noticed public hearing to consider said proposed street name change; and WHEREAS, at said public hearing, upon hearing and considering all testimony and arguments, if any, of all persons desiring to be heard, said Commission considered all factors relating to the street name change; and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the Planning Commission as follows: A) That the above recitations are true and correct. B) That based on the evidence presented at the public hearing, the Commission recommends DENIAL of SNC-23 based on the following findings: Findings: 1) That the street name change would not be consistent with street naming policy No. 20 because: Aviara Scenic Drive Is; (a) Not a name of a "flower or tree" or a "plant or bird of Batiquitos Lagoon", and (b) Exceeds the number of letters and spaces (16 maximum) permitted for street signs. 2) The proposed street name change for that portion of the roadway south of Poinsettia Lane could cause confusion for emergency services. 3) As discussed in the staff report, the proposed street name would have no association with the historically and environmentally prominent Batiquitos Lagoon resource. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the Planning Commission of the City of Carlsbad, California, held on the 15th day of March, 1989, by the following vote, to wit: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAIN: 9 MATTHEW HALL, Chairman CARLSBAD PLANNING COMMISSION ATTEST: 13 MICHAEL J. HOLZMILLER PLANNING DIRECTOR 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 PC RESO NO. 2821 28 2075 LAS PALMAS DRIVE CARLSBAD, CA 92009-4859 (!litu nf (Eadfiba^J PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7 TELEPHONE (619)438-1161 NOTICE OF EXEMPTION January 25, 1989 County Clerk County of San Diego 220 West Broadway San Diego, CA 92101 Project Title Aviara Street Name Change (SNC-23) Project Location--Specific Batiquitos Drive; located south of Poinsettia Lane Project Location--City Carlsbad Project Location--County San Diego Description of Nature, Purpose, and Beneficiaries of Project Street Name Change from Batiquitos Drive to Aviara Scenic Drive. Name of Public Agency Approving Project City of Carlsbad Name of Person or Agency Carrying Out Project Planning Department Exempt Status (Check One) Ministerial (Sec. 15073) Declared Emergency (Sec. 15071 (a)} Emergency Project {Sec. 15071 (b) and (c)) X Categorical Exemption. State type and section number: Section 15301(1)(g) Reason Why Project Is Exempt: Street Name Change for an existing roadway Contact Person Chris DeCerbo (619) 438-1161 If filed by applicant: 1) Attach certified document of exemption finding. 2) Has a notice of exemption been filed by the public agency approving the project? Yes No Date Received for Filing MICHAEL jrHaZMIlttR Planning Director HPI (Batiquitos) City of Carlsbad SNC 23 MEMORANDUM DATE: MARCH 1, 1989 TO: PLANNING COMMISSION FROM: PLANNING DEPARTMENT SUBJECT: SNC 23 - AVIARA STREET NAME CHANGE Staff is requesting a continuation of this item to the next regularly scheduled Planning Commission meeting in order to provide adequate public noticing to adjacent property owners. It was discovered after this project was scheduled for Planning Commission and noticed in the papers that the property owners list was out of date. Continuance would allow a mailing to an updated property owners list which would satisfy the City's noticing requirements. GW:af INFORMATION ITEM DATE: JULY 20, 1988 TO: PLANNING COMMISSION FROM: PLANNING DEPARTMENT 2 SUBJECT: PACIFIC RIM COUNTRY CLUB AND RESORT - REOUEST FOR AN AMENDMENT TO CITY COUNCIL POLICY *20 fSTREET NAMING POLICYI I. RECOMMENDATION That the Planning Commission recommend APPROVAL of this amendment to City Council Policy #20 (Street Naming Policy) to allow street names for "plants and birds of Batiquitos Lagoon" within Geographic Area - 5 and street names for "minerals", "gems" and "show business personalities" within Geographic Area - 6, of the City's Street Name Classification Map. II. BACKGROUND AND DISCUSSION On December 8, 1987 the Planning Commission approved the 1,402 acre Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort Master Planned Project. This project is located along the north shore of Batiquitos Lagoon, which will serve as the major open space focal point of the project. In view of the orientation of this major project immediately adjacent to Batiquitos Lagoon, Hillman Properties Incorporated has submitted a request to amend City Council Policy #20 (Street Naming Policy) to allow street names for "plants and birds of Batiquitos Lagoon" (see Exhibit "B" - list of proposed street names for the Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort) within the southwest quadrant of the City (Geographical Area - 5 of the Street Name Classification Map - see Exhibit "A"). City Council Policy #20 currently allows street names of "flowers" or "trees" within Geographical Area - 5. Street names for "birds" are currently allowed within Geographical Area - 6. As City Council Policy #20 exists today, street names for "plants of Batiquitos Lagoon" would be allowed within Geographical Area- 5. However, since street names for "birds" are currently allowed within Geographical Area - 6, a conflict would occur if Geographical Area - 5 was also allowed to use street names for "birds". Staff however believes that since Geographical Area - 6 (which includes Bressi Ranch and Carrillo Ranch) is currently undeveloped and without many approved streets, that this street naming amendment request is supportable provided that street name types allowed within Geographical Area - 6 be amended to another PACIFIC RIM JULY 20, 1988 PAGE TWO category. With regard to this provision, staff has contacted the police and fire departments for their input. Both departments have indicated support of the proposed amendment to City Council Policy #20 provided that "bird" street names are excluded from Geographic Area - 6. Staff recommends that the following street name categories be designated for Geographic area - 6; "mineral", "gems", and names of "show business personalities." Staff also recommends that City Council Policy #20 (Street Naming Policy) be amended to allow street names for "plants and birds of Batiquitos Lagoon" within Geographic Area - 5 (See Exhibit "C" - Amended Street Name Classification Map). III. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW This action does not qualify as a project under the California Environmental Quality Act, therefore no environmental review is necessary. Attachments 1. Exhibit "A" - Street Name Classification Map 2. Exhibit "B" - List of Proposed Street Names for the Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort 3. Exhibit "C" - Amended Street Name Classification Map CDD:af 7/01/88 CITY OF CARLSBAD Street NanW Classification Map Exhibit A *1. 2. *3. 4. *5. 6. 7. ANY NON-CONFLICTING NAME TOPOGRAPHICAL CHARACTERISTICS FAMOUS NAMES ANIMALS FLOWERS, TREES BIRDS SPANISH NAMES ^These areas may also include nautical terms PACIFIC RIM COUNTRY CLUB AND RESORT STREET NAME LIST EXHIBIT "B" Flowering Plants Bulrush Court Cattail Lane Ambrosia Lane Rockrose Place Nightshade Road Cressa Way Goldenbush Circle Filaree Place Brome Circle Golden Star Circle Wildrose Place Birds Pelican Court Blue Heron Way Pintail Court Mallard Lane Cinnamon Teal Way Branta Street Whimbrel Court Sandpiper Place Egret Street Willet Place Dunlin Court Sanderling Circle Gadwall Court Rock Dove Street Hummingbird Drive Kingfisher Place Mockingbird Court Blackbird Circle Finch Street Kingbird Place Ibis Place Tern Street Starling Lane Elanus Drive Shorebird Drive Blacksawn Court SpoonBiU Lane Partridge Way Nighthawk Lane Bittern Place Black Rail Road Kestrel Hights Drive ^ CITY OF CARLSBAD Street Nanffi Classification Map EXHIBIT "C" *1. ANY NON-CONFLICTING NAME 2. TOPOGRAPHICAL CHARACTERISTICS *3. FAMOUS NAMES 4. ANIMALS *5. FLOWERS, TREES, PLANTS AND BIRDS 6. MINERALS, GEMS 7. SPANISH NAMES *These areas may also include nautical terms 1200 ELM AVENUE m^JrWfJlM TELEPHONE CARLSBAD, CA 92008-1989 •rNf/JrM (619) 438-5525 Citp of Carls((jab DEVELOPMENT PROCESSING SERVICES DIVISION May 30, 1986 Sue St. John Project Coordinator VIN San Diego 5355 Avenida Encinas, #203 Carlsbad, CA 92008 RE: Pacific Rim Country Club § Resort Street Name Reservation The names that were supplied to us in your letter of May 21, 1986 are unacceptable. This area is designated for flowers, trees, fruits, minerals, gems and may also include nautical terms. For your information I have attached a map. DORIS COSMAN PLANNING DEPARTMENT DC Enc. OCEANSIDE PACIFIC OCEAN 1* 1. UNDESIGNATED NAMES 2. CITY NAMES, GEOGRA.PHICAL NAMES OR FORMATIONS 3. ANIMAL NAMES, NAMES RELATED TO ASTROLOGY, MYTHOLOGY, ASTRONOMY * 4. FAMOUS NAMES, NAMES RELATED TO ASTROLOGY, MYTHOLOGY, ASTRONOMY * 5. FLOT-JERS, TREES, FRUITS, MINERALS, GEMS 6. BIRD NAMES, MUSICAL TEWIS, SPANISH NAMES 7. SPANISH NAMES * These areas mav also include nautical terms vtu VTN SAN DIEGO a subsidiary of CPE ENGINEERS, INC. 5355 Avenida Encinas, Suite 203 Carlsbad, California 92008 Carlsbad: (619) 931-1022 San Diego: (619) 292-1040 May 21, 1986 City of Carlsbad Planning Department 1200 Elm Street Carlsbad, CA 92008 Job No. 5459-022 File (3) Attn: Reference: Subject: Dear Doris Ms. Doris Cosman furl' Vipiiif liifr. T I. nuNdi Street Name Reservation Per our telephone conversation of May 20, 1986, I would like to reserve the following street names for Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort. 1. Pacific Rim Drive 17. Avenida Valletta 2. Cal isa Street 18. Camino Nuevo 3. Via Alanya 19. Barbarossa Place 4. Via Corsica 20. Pracida Avenue 5. Via Cartagena 21 . Porto Lucia Road 6. Genoa Drive 22. Via Cantar 7. Sardinia Place 23. Sandoval Way 8. Catania Street 24. Tuscany Way 9. Adana Drive 25, Medina Way 10. All ali a Street 26. Trinidad Way n. Via Matapan 27. San Gregorio Drive 12. Avenida del Sol 28. Santa Maria Way 13. Dorian Drive 29. Ni kola Way 14. Tortosa Road 30. Avenida Marseilles 15. Via Montenegro 31 . Laguna Pacific Drive 16. El Kantara Road If you have any questions please do not hesitate to call me, Yours very truly, VTN SOUTHWEST, INC. Sue St. John Projec^t Coordinator SSJ/dnt ETHGIME^RS PL^NMERS SURVEYORS 1200 ELM AVENUE mJfW TELEPHONE CARLSBAD, CA 92008-1989 WNf/J^M <^''^> 438-5525 Citp of Carlflibab DEVELOPMENT PROCESSING SERVICES DIVISION May 30, 1986 Sue St. John Project Coordinator VTN San Diego 5355 Avenida Encinas, #203 Carlsbad, CA 92008 RE: Pacific Rim Country Club ^ Resort Street Name Reservation The names that were supplied to us in your letter of May 21, 1986 are unacceptable. This area is designated for flowers, trees, fruits, minerals, gems and may also include nautical terms. For your information I have attached a map. DORIS COSMAN PLANNING DEPARTMENT DC Enc. OCEANSIDE HWY 78 PACIFIC OCEAN * 1. UNDESIGNATED NAMES 2. CITY NAMES, GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES OR FORMATIONS 3. ANIMAL NAMES, NAMES RELATED TO ASTROLOGY, MYTHOLOGY, ASTRONOMY * 4. FAMOUS NAMES, NAMES RELATED TO ASTROLOGY, MYTHOLOGY, ASTRONOMY * 5. FLOATERS, TREES, FRUITS, MINERALS, GEMS 6. BIRD NAMES, MUSICAL TERtlS, SPANISH NAMES 7. SPANISH NAMES * These areas may also include nautical terms vtu VTN SAN DIEGO a subsidiary of CPE ENGINEERS, INC. 5355 Avenida Encinas, Suite 203 Carlsbad, California 92008 Carlsbad: (619) 931-1022 San Diego: (619) 292-1040 May 21, 1986 Job No. 5459-022 File (3) City of Carlsbad Planning Department 1200 Elm Street Carlsbad, CA 92008 Attn: Ms. Doris Cosman Reference: fjirkr Virw lli" -1, nuljiliuii inn PcuiijX^ ^j^^ Ccs^^^yvCLv^C^^--G-^^ „ tan sbad T-MwiJ^!M# ^ Subject: Street Name Reservation Dear Doris: Per our telephone conversation of May 20, 1986, I would like to reserve the following street names for Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort. 1. Pacific Rim Drive 17. Avenida Valletta 2. Calisa Street 18. Camino Nuevo 3. Via Alanya 19. Barbarossa Place 4. Via Corsica 20. Pracida Avenue 5. Via Cartagena 21 . Porto Lucia Road 6. Genoa Drive 22. Via Cantar 7. Sardinia Place 23. Sandoval Way 8. Catania Street 24. Tuscany Way 9. Adana Drive 25. Medina Way 10. All ali a Street 26. Trinidad Way 11 . Via Matapan 27. San Gregorio Drive 12. Avenida del Sol 28. Santa Maria Way 13. Dorian Drive 29. Ni kola Way 14. Tortosa Road 30. Avenida Marseilles 15. Via Montenegro 31 . Laguna Pacific Drive 16. El Kantara Road Laguna Pacific Drive If you have any questions please do not hesitate to call me, Yours very truly, VTN SOUTHWEST, INC. Sue St. John Project Coordinator SSJ/dm, ENGINEERS PLAMNERS SURVEYORS narch 13. 19B9 Cindy Ward 937 Begonia Court Carisbad. CA 92009 Carlsbad Unified School District Board of Trustees 001 Pine Avenue Carlsbad, CA 9B00b Dear Trustees: There is indication that the attached copy of a letter sent by your district was drafted by Hillman Properties, Inc. Also attached, are copies of draft letters that were presented to the Southwest Homeowner's Associations' Coalition representatives at their meeting of riarch B, by a Hillman representative who urged them to distribute the letters in their neighborhoods. ?.f. assured, the top priority in the community is compliance with the city's Growth nanagement Program, Hillside Ordinance, and development standards. I personally, am confident that compliance is also of great importance to the city's community dB\iBlDpmBnt staff and council members. Hillman's attempt to persuade the community to apply pressure on the city to streamline their final maps through the process is not in the best interest of the community. Circumstances have changed tremendously since we had our rounds with the transportation issue in 1985. The geographical distance to schools from south Carlsbad and lack of transportation within CUSD has encouraged a significant number of families to move from this area while discouraging others from moving here. As a result, the southwest quadrant is primarily an adult community today with very few school-aged children. If, and when, an elementary/junior high school is constructed, families may be more encouraged to move here. However., affordable housing and the distance to the high school will continue to be a deterrent. Current real estate value is not affordable for most young families and the cost of new housing is expected to increase substantially. A simple survey, conducted by your school district, will confirm that the above statements are accurate and would be beneficial to you in planning future school needs. The survey should be drafted to produce the following statistics; CID The number of school-aged children currently living in south Carlsbad within CUSD boundaries. C2) The number of students currently attending CUSD schools. C3) The number of students not attending CUSD schools. CH3 The number of pre-school students that will be entering the district. Below, is a list of neighborhoods in the CUSD boundaries, followed by the number of units in the development. Neighborhoods east of El Camino Real are not included: Carlsbad Crest CEBO) Harbor Pointe C3BE) Las Playas C39E) Sea Cliff C300) Seascape CEOB) Seagate CB7E) Spinnaker Hill C30B) Uista Pacifica C190) Seaport (3995 Seaport Uillas Cunknown) If you have questions please feel free to contact me at 931-lBBB, Sincerely, Cindy Ward CC: Carlsbad City Council Ray Patchett CCity rianager) Martin Drenyak CCommunity Development Director) flichael Holzmiller (Planning .Director) Carlsbad Unified School District Maibng Address: 801 Pine Avenue, Carlsbad, California 92008-2439 6350 Yarrow Drive, Suite A, Carlsbad, Califomia 92009-1544 (619) 729-9291 FAX# (619) 438-5798 "All Students Can Learn" BOARD OF TRUSTEES J. EDWARD SWITZER, JR. President DONAU) M. JOHNSON Vice President JOE ANGEL Clerk JAMES MCCORMICK Member JULIANNE L. NYGAARD Member DISTRICT ADMIMISTRATION THOMAS K. BRIERLEY. Ed J>. Superintendent SUSAN-HARUMI BENTLEY, EdJl Afifiistant Superintendent Instructional Services JOHN H. BLAIR Assistant Superintendent Business Services GERALD C. TARMAN Assistant Superintendent Personnel Services CHERYL ERNST Director Elementary Education DEWAYNE L. FEASEL Manager FaciliCies/Maintenanoe/ Operations March 1, 1989 Dear Carlsbad resident: The new Aviara elementary school to be located within the Aviara Master Planned Cominunity is a top priority for many of you. We'd like to invite you to attend an informational meeting cibout the new school on Monday, March 13 at the Carlsbad High School Cafeteria at 3557 Monroe in Carlsbad. The meeting, which will begin at 7:00 p.m., will update you on the progress of the school. Construction had tentatively been scheduled to begin in April. However, without your support, the school may face lengthy delays. Representatives from the Carlsbad Unified School District, Aviara and the architect will discuss the school's features and the conditions of its timely completion. We look forward to seeing you there. Sincerely, Thomas K. Brierley, Ed^D., District Superintendent Distinguished School Board Award 1984, United States Department of Education CITY COUNCIL MAYOR Claude A. Lewis 2030 Basswood Avenue Carlsbad, CA 92008 MAYOR PRO-TEM Ann J. Kulchin 3014 Garboso Street Carlsbad, CA 92008 COUNCILMAN John J. Mamaux 1393 Basswood Avenue Carlsbad, CA 92008 COUNCILMAN Mark V'. Pettine 3468 Corvalis Carlsbad, CA 92008 COUNCILMAN Eric Larson 1355 Forest Carlsbad, CA 92008 February 15, 1989 Carlsbad City Council 1200 Elm Street Carlsbad, CA 92008 Dear Carlsbad City Councilmembers: Because I have been a Carlsbad resident for many years, I care deeply about the future of our city's next generation. I believe that providing a quality education is the most important contribution a community can make to its residents. This is why I am disturbed that the future of our new elementary school is in jeopardy of being delayed indefinitely. Many area parents are counting on timely completion of the new school to alleviate long bus rides, decrease potential overcrowding and most importantly, become the educational center for their children. I am aware that the elementary school will be funded in part by fees provided by Hillraan Properties prior to the development of Aviara. As a long-time resident, I am very familiar with the plans for Aviara and the "quality of life" improvements the new community will bring. I urge you to move ahead with the final maps for Aviara and clear the way for start of construction on the new elementary school which will undoubtedly be invaluable to the residents of Carlsbad. Sincerely, Name 1 February 15, 1989 Carlsbad City Council 1200 Elm Street Carlsbad, CA 92008 Dear Carlsbad City Councilmembers: I am the parent of grade school children who presently travel eight to ten miles each way to Kelly School. I'm eager to have a quality elementary school ouilt in our neighborhood as soon as possible, so I strongly encourage you to eliminate any delays in the construction of the school planned for Alga Road in South Carlsbad. I am aware of the fact that the new campus is at risk of being delayed indefinitely due to a hold-up of final maps for Aviara. As a parent and Carlsbad resident, I welcome the community improvements that will be provided by Hillman Properties through developer fees. Speaking on behalf of many of my neighbors as well, I hope the current delays can be resolved quickly so construction can begin as soon as possible on the new elementary school. Thank you for your prompt attention to this crucial matter. Sincerely, Mame February 15, 1989 Carlsbad City Council 1200 Elm Avenue Carlsbad, CA 92008 Dear City Councilmembers: As you know, the residents of South Carlsbad are in dire need of a neighborhood elementary school. We thought that the approval of the Aviara community meant construction could finally begin on the long-awaited school. Now I'm informed that construction may be held up because of the city's failure to finalize the paperwork. It is important that all available steps be taken to process Aviara's final maps and get the construction of Alga Road under way. I encourage you and all members of the council and city staff to move quickly on this matter. I will look forward to hearing how you plan to streamline the process so construction can begin on our school. Sincerely, Name February 15, 1989 Carlsbad City Council 1200 Elm Avenue Carlsbad, CA 92008 Dear City Councilmembers: As a resident of South Carlsbad and a parent of school- aged children, I am very excited about the new elementary school that will be built on Alga Road. This new school will be a welcome addition to the community and will allow my children to walk to school instead of taking a 10-mile bus ride to Kelly School. As you can imagine, I was very unhappy to hear that construction of the school may be delayed up to a year. The residents of South Carlsbad have already waited years for this new elementary school and we are frustrated to hear we may have years to go I I urge you to move forward as quickly as possible on processing the final maps of Aviara, which will allow grading to begin on Alga Road. Until Alga Road is built, the new school site is unaccessible and construction can't begin. This situation is unacceptable. Thank you for your prompt attention to this crucial matter. Sincerely, Name narch 13, 19B9 Cindy Ward 937 Begonia Court Carlsbad, CA 92009 nichaei Holzmiller, Planning Director City of Carlsbad Community Develcpment 2075 Las Palmas Drive Carlsbad, CA 92009 RE: Street Name Change from Batiquitos Drive to Aviara Scenic Drive. Case File: SNC 23 Dear fir. Holzmiller: Hillman's request to change street name "Batiquitos Drive" to Aviara Scenic Drive raises several concerns: 1. The request dees not comply mith the city's Street Naming and Addressing Policy, adopted in 1987. Hillman's request, if approved, would set a precedence for other developers who may want to name existing public streets after their developments. 2. Changing Batiquitos Drive to Aviara Scenic Drive would alter desired traffic circulation patterns. For example, the major community entrance to the Aviara Development is at Poinsettia 8. Alga. The major traffic floiu to the development will be traveling from Interstate 5, east on Poinsettia. The name change ujculd encourage traffic to travel a roadway named after the development. Batiquitos Drive, a secondary vehicular roaduiay, will not be designed to accommodate the additional traffic that Poinsettia is designed to handle. 3. The name change would create an identity problem for other neighborhoods where entry is made from Batiquitos Drive. Streets named after developments should be confined to the perimeters of the development it is named after. Otheriuise, the public will confuse other neighborhoods with the Aviara development. 4. Residents who access their neighborhoods from Batiquitos Drive geographically identify their neighborhoods and homes with Batiquitos Lagoon, For many, i.e., Batiquitos Drive is Just as significant as Coast Highway is to the Pacific Ocean, etc. 5. Batiquitos Drive currently runs north and south of Poinsettia. It wouldn't make sense to change the name of the portion of Batiquitos Drive that runs toward the lagoon to Aviara Scenic Drive, leaving the portion that runs north Caway from the lagoon) the same. B. The name "Batiquitos Drive" implies that the drive is Scenic of Batiquitos Lagoon. Aviara Scenic Drive implies that the drive is scenic of the Aviara development. In evaluating Hillmans's request, it doesn't seem appropriate to change the name of a street that has long been geographically and historically significant to the community. Granting this request would imply that "Aviara" is a more important focal point in the community than Batiquitos Lagoon. It is doubtful that this will ever be the case. Batiquitos Drive is the only public access road to the lagoon and trail. Maintaining the current name makes the most sense in that it is both geographically and historically appropriate. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, Cindy Ward CITY OF CARLSBAD 1200 ELM AVENUE CARLSBAD, CAUFORNIA 92008 438-5621 REC'D FROM. 3 13. 131 ACCOUNT NO. DESCRIPTION AMOUNT -Quia la. t .itlLcr 03/02/8< ' 0001 01 05 Misc 1 99.% 0 RECEIPT NO. 98526 TOTAL SO AVIARA LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL DATE; TO: FROM: March 1, 1989 Chris DeCerbo C/O Ann Hysong City of Carlsbad 2075 Las Palmas Drive Carlsbad, CA 92008 Paul Klukas Hillman Properties West, Inc, 2011 Palomar Airport Road Suite 206 Carlsbad, CA 92009 WE ARE SENDING VIA: Mail FOR: X Your Files X Enclosed Under Separate Cover By Messenger Pick-Up Fax Your Use Your Review and Comments Your Information X Your Approval DESCRIPTION: Aviara 600 foot Noticing Package, mailing labels, label list and check in the amount of $199.50 for postage. REMARKS: SIGNED: Paul Klukas/1 cc; 2011 PALOMAR AIRPORT RoAO SuiTt 206 CARLSBAD, CALM ORNIA 92009 (619)931-1190 FAX:(619) 931-7950 March 15, 1989 TO: PLANNING COMMISSION FROM: Planning Department SNC-23 Attached is a petition containing 61 signatures which was received on the above project. Attach. 864 Violet Court Carlsbad, CA 92009 March 1989 Mayor Bud Lewis 1200 Elm Avenue Carlsbad, CA 92008 Dear Mayor Lewis: In reference to the Hillman Properties Case File: SNC 23, we, the undersigned, respect the established name of Batiquitos Drive. This name reflects local Indian lore and honors the natural setting of the lagoon. Since this body of water is indigenous to the area and has been here longer than any of the present or future residents, it seems appropriate to leave the street name as it presently stands. Perhaps Hillman Properties can find other means to advertise its commercial enterprise .- Sincerely, Print name Address or ^IcL /•lo/il/Lck Cl A: 864 Violet Court Carlsbad, CA 92009 March 1989 Mayor Bud Lewis 1200 Elm Avenue Carlsbad, CA 92008 Dear Mayor Lewis: In reference to the Hillman Properties Case File: SNC 23, we, the undersigned, respect the established name of Batiquitos Drive. This name reflects local Indian lore and honors the natural setting of the lagoon. Since this body of water is indigenous to the area and has been here longer than any of the present or future residents, it seems appropriate to leave the street name as it presently stands. Perhaps Hillman Properties can find other means to advertise its commercial enterprise. . Sincerely, Print_name Address Signature Lat^i-iC Sciiwuflsoh S'Si' iz/cifcy- Cf -*•(—3 864 Violet Court Carlsbad, CA 92009 March 1989 Mayor Bud Lewis 1200 Elm Avenue Carlsbad, CA 92008 Dear Mayor Lewis: In reference to the Hillman Properties Case File: SNC 23, we, the undersigned, respect the established name of Batiquitos Drive. This name reflects local Indian lore and honors the natural setting of the lagoon. Since this body of water is indigenous to the area and has been here longer than any of the present or future residents, it seems appropriate to leave the street name as it presently stands. Perhaps Hillman Properties can find other means to advertise its commercial enterprise. - Sincerely, Print name Address Signature 09 C(. Hi^ Dona /r 1_£ .. ir- y^.^ y fcr c . ^UUT-'^J. 1^ w^-- , ^:rv:-^^-^ 864 Violet Court Carlsbad, CA 92009 March 1989 Mayor Bud Lewis 1200 Elm Avenue Carlsbad, CA 92008 Dear Mayor Lewis: In reference to the Hillman Properties Case File: SNC 23, we, the undersigned, respect the established name of Batiquitos Drive. This name reflects local Indian lore and honors the natural setting of the lagoon. Since this body of water is indigenous to the area and has been here longer than any of the present or future residents, it seems appropriate to leave the street name as it presently stands. Perhaps Hillman Properties can find other means to advertise its commercial enterprise. - Sincerely, Print name Address Signature Oh ^^^./.^ //fro.^.^^jj^/2P Larry Adams 7577 Navigator Circle Car 1sbad, Ca. 92009 CSI9) 431-0346 February 14, 1989 Car1sbad Planni ng Commi ssi on 2075 Las Palmas Dr. Car 1sb ad, Ca. 92008 Gent 1emen: I am writing this letter in appeared February 2, 1989 in the response to a recent article that Los Angeles Times (article attached). When I purchased my home in Batiquitos Lagoon Educational Park, I did so because of the projects potential quality and the reputation of Carlsbad and it's representations. As a matter-of-fact, when you drive into the compl e.x a large sign welcomes you and describes the eventually completed pro.ject in it's entirety. (Photo attached.) After reading this recent article and having personally been sub.jected to numerous problc-ms with Sammis Properties, what I bought into. m ot certain I've gotten Unfortunately, unlike Sammis Properties, I can't .just change my commitments and move on to what suits me financially. My obligation was, and is, to provide my family withi good housing and an environment that reflects quality. This is what I felt .1 was doing when purchasing my home. Now, when I note- that Sammis "acknowledges he cannot go forward with any part of the educational complex...or the restaurants or the offices that were to serve the educational institutions" I feel I've been betrayed by not only Sammis F-roperties, but also by those I've c h osen to p r ot ec t my interests. In addition, Sammis appears to have found a loophole in that he should be allowed to continue residential building, as long as he complies with the city's growth-management plan. This is an absolute slap in the face to both you and myself...and I don't let people hit me without hitting back. How can builders be allowed to conduct the-mselves in such a self-serving way and get by with samt-? Page 2 You folks on the Council and the Commission are our protectors and representatves. If builders like Sammis Properties are allowed to bring forward plans for your approval and then not comply, who do we turn to for protection? The answer, of course, is you. I would like to be personally kept informed of all actvities concerning the Sammis Properties pro.ject. My intention is to make certain I get the environment I originally purchased and the representation I am entitled to as a resident of Carlsbad. Thank >'ou, H_arr yi^Adams Car 1sb ad C ity Counc i1 1200 Elm Avenue Car 1sb ad, Ca. 92003 Sammis Properties 2650 Camino Del Rio North #100 San Diego, Ca. 92108 Tamara DeHaan, Attorney at law 619 South Vulcan #100 Encinitas, Ca. 92024 0tcijic^im THE PACIFIC RIM COUNTRY CLUB ANU RKSORT November 4, 1988 (t ' Mr. Michael Holzmiller Planning Director CITY OF CARLSBAD 2075 Las Palmas Drive Carlsbad, CA 92009 Subject: Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort - Street Names Dear Mr. Holzmiller: Hillman Properties would like to make a formal request for the City Council to consider the following: A street name change from Batiquitos Drive (south of Poinsettia Lane) to Aviara Scenic Drive. We would appreciate it if you would withdraw our previous request for a street name change and apply the filing fee, our check No. 542 (copy enclosed) for $350.00 to the current street name change request. If you should require additional information, we would be happy to provide it. Thank you for your assistance. Sincerely, Planning Coordinator PLH/lao cc: D.L. Clemens P. Klukas Enclosure CAMINO KKAI, • CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA O2009 • "FLlT^COriER ol9-436-683o • 619-430-0907 INFORMATION ITEM DATE: JULY 20, 1988 TO: PLANNING COMMISSION FROM: PLANNING DEPARTMENT SUBJECT: PACIFIC RIM COUNTRY CUJB AND RESORT - REOUEST FOR AN AMENDMENT TO CITY COONCII. POLICY t20 fSTREET NAMING POLICY) I. RECOMMENDATION That the Planning Commission recommend APPROVAL of this amendment to City Council Policy #20 (Street Naming Policy) to allow street names for "plants and birds of Batiquitos Lagoon" within Geographic Area - 5 and street names for "minerals", "gems" and "show business personalities" within Geographic Area - 6, of the City's Street Name Classification Map. II. BACKGROUND AND DISCUSSION On December 8, 1987 the Planning Commission approved the 1,402 acre Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort Master Planned Project. This project is located along the north shore of Batiquitos Lagoon, which will serve as the major open space focal point of the project. In view of the orientation of this major project immediately adjacent to Batiquitos Lagoon, Hillman Properties Incorporated has submitted a request to amend City Council Policy #20 (Street Naming Policy) to allow street names for "plants and birds of Batiquitos Lagoon" (see Exhibit "B" - list of proposed street names for the Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort) within the southwest quadrant of the City (Geographical Area - 5 of the Street Name Classification Map - see Exhibit "A"). City Council Policy #20 currently allows street names of "flowers" or "trees" within Geographical Area - 5. Street names for "birds" are currently allowed within Geographical Area - 6. As City Council Policy #20 exists today, street names for "plants of Batiquitos Lagoon" would be allowed within Geographical Area- 5. However, since street names for "birds" are currently allowed within Geographical Area - 6, a conflict would occur if Geographical Area - 5 was also allowed to use street names for "birds". Staff however believes that since Geographical Area - 6 (which includes Bressi Ranch and Carrillo Ranch) is currently undeveloped and without many approved streets, that this street naming amendment request is supportable provided that street name types allowed within Geographical Area - 6 be amended to another PACIFIC RIM JULY 20, 1988 PAGE TWO category. With regard to this provision, staff has contacted the police and fire departments for their input. Both departments have indicated support of the proposed amendment to City Council Policy #20 provided that "bird" street names are excluded from Geographic Area - 6. Staff recommends that the following street name categories be designated for Geographic area - 6; "mineral", "gems", and names of "show business personalities." Staff also recommends that City Council Policy #20 (Street Naming Policy) be amended to allow street names for "plants and birds of Batiquitos Lagoon" within Geographic Area - 5 (See Exhibit "C" - Amended Street Name Classification Map). III. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW This action does not qualify as a project under the California Environmental Quality Act, therefore no environmental review is necessary. Attachments 1. Exhibit "A" - Street Name Classification Map 2. Exhibit "B" - List of Proposed Street Names for the Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort 3. Exhibit "C" - Amended Street Name Classification Map CDD:af 7/01/88 O* ^ X 1.1 ^. ^'^^ CARLSBAD Street Name Classification Map Exhibit A *1. ANY NON-CONFLICTING NAME 2. TOPOGRAPHICAL CHARACTERISTICS *3. FAMOUS NAMES 1. ANIMALS *5. FLOWERS, TREES 6. BIRDS 7. SPANISH NAMES ^These areas may also include nautical terms PACIFIC RIM COUNTRY CLUB AND RESORT STREET NAME LIST EXHIBIT "B" Flowering Plants Bulrush Court Cattail Lane Ambrosia Lane Rockrose Place Nightshade Road Cressa Way Goldenbush Circle Filaree Place Brome Circle Golden Star Circle Wildrose Place Birds Pelican Court Blue Heron Way Pintail Court Mallard Lane Cinnamon Teal Way Branta Street Whimbrel Court Sandpiper Place Egret Street Willet Place Dunlin Court Sanderling Circle Gadwall Court Rock Dove Street Hummingbird Drive Kingfisher Place Mockingbird Court Blackbird Circle Finch Street Kingbird Place Ibis Place Tern Street Starling Lane Elanus Drive Shorebird Drive Blacksawn Court SpoonBill Lane Partridge Way Nighthawk Lane Bittern Place Black Rail Road Kestrel Hights Drive street Name Classm^a^tioTMao EXHIBIT "C" '1. ANY NON-CONFLICTING NAME 2. TOPOGRAPHICAL CHARACTERISTICS *3. FAMOUS NAMES ANIMALS *5. PLANTS AND BIRDS OF BATIQUITOS LAGOON 6. MINERALS, GEMS, SHOW BUSINESS PERSONALITIES 7. SPANISH NAMES *These areas may also include nautical terms July 11, 1988 TO: Planning Department Att: Assistant Planning Director FROM: City Attorney PACIFIC RIM COUNTRY CLUB AND RESORT - REQUEST FOR AN AMENDMENT TO CITY COUNCIL POLICY NO. 20 (STREET NAMING POLICY) Thank you for sending me a copy of your proposed amendment to the street naming policy. As you will recall, at a previous Planning Commission meeting the topic was the renaming of Mision Estancia to Avenida de las Coches which length exceeded the length of a street name under the existing policy. You may wish to propose an additional amendment to this policy to allow for certain deviations from this policy at the same time you are processing this request. I appreciate your prompt attention to this matter. RONALD R. BALL Assistant City Attorney rmh STAFF REPORT DATE: TO: PLANNING COMMISSION FROM: PLANNING DEPARTMENT SUBJECT: SNC-23 PACIFIC RIM COUNTRY CLUB & RESORT REQUEST TO CHANGE STREET NAME FROM BATIQUITOS DRIVE TO PACIFIC RIM DRIVE I. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that the Planning Commission DENY approval of this request based on the findings contained therein. II. PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND BACKGROUND On January 25, 1986, VTN requested street name approval for Pacific Rim Drive. On February 20, 1986, the Planning Director sent a memo requesting approval of Pacific Rim Drive. The Traffic Engineer stated that the street already had a name. On June 2, 1986, VTN requested a street name change from Batiquitos Drive to Pacific Rim Drive. III. ANALYSIS Should Batiquitos Drive be changed to Pacific Rim Drive? DISCUSSION City Council Policy No. 20 establishes a policy for naming and changing the names of Carlsbad's streets. In approving any street name change the justification for a replacement name and any effects of the change on other streets must be considered. Staff recommended denial of the name change at their meeting on June 6, 1986 because this public road has been named Batiquitos Drive for over one hundred years. The lagoon was named Batiquitos in 1776. Pacific Rim does not own the entire lagoon, It is divided among eight property owners with Pacific Rim's interest in the eastern section. Batiquitos Drive also runs north of Poinsettia Drive which will cause confusion as Pacific Rim properties extend only south of Poinsettia along Batiquitos L agoon. ATTACHMENTS: 1 . Loc at ion Map 2. Letter form VTN dated January 25, 1986 3. Memo from Planning Director dated February 20, 1986 4. Letter from VTN dated June 2, 1986 DC: ad 1 2 3 4 5 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. 257 4 A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA, RECOMMENDING DENIAL OF STREET NAME CHANGE FROM BATIQUITOS DRIVE TO PACIFIC RIM DRIVE LOCATED EAST OF INTERSTATE 5, WEST OF EL CAMINO REAL AND SOUTH OF POINSETTIA LANE. APPLICANT: CITY OF CARLSBAD CASE NO.: SNC-23 g WHEREAS, Pacific Rim Properties has requested a street name change from Batiquitos Drive south of Poinsettia Lane and g east to El Camino Real; and g WHEREAS, this public road has been named Batiquitos Drive for one hundred years; and WHEREAS, Padre Font, named the Batiquitos Lagoon in 1776; and WHEREAS, ownership of Batiquitos Lagoon is divided among eight property owners, with Pacific Rim's interest being in the eastern portion; and WHEREAS, Batiquitos Drive also runs north of Poinsettia Lane and will cause confusion because Pacific Rim Properties extend only south of Poinsettia along Batiquitos Lagoon. WHEREAS, Planning staff recommended denial at their June 6, 1986 meeting; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of the Municipal Code, the Planning Commission did on , 1 986 hold a duly noticed public hearing to consider said proposed street name change; and WHEREAS, at said Public Hearing, upon hearing and considering all testimony and arguments, if any, of all persons desiring to be heard and Commission considered all factors relating to the street name change; and 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 NOW THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the Planning Commission as follows: A) That the above recitations are true and correct. ^ B) That based on the evidence presented at the Public Hearing that the Planning Commission recommends DENIAL of SNC-23. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the Planning Commission of the City of Carlsbad, California, held on the day of July, 1986, by the following vote, to wit: AYES: NOES ; ABSENT: ABSTAIN: CLARENCE SCHLEHUBER, Chairman CARLSBAD PLANNING COMMISSION ATTEST: MICHAEL J. HOLZMILLER PLANNING DIRECTOR PC RESO NO. 2574 -2- TO: PLANNING COMMISSION FROM: PLANNING^^:^ D AV«,T K G,M r SUBJECT: SNC-23 PACIFIC RIM COUNTRY CLUB & RESORT REQUEST TO CHANGE STREET NAME FROM BATIQUITOS DRIVE TO PACIFIC RIM DRIVE I. RECOMMENDATIONS Commission ULNT findings J .It is^ recommend ed tnat the Planning ^ approval of this request based on the contained thereiiu 11 PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND BACKGROUND^ 1986, VTN requested street Drive. On February 20, 1986, a memo requesting approval of Traffic Engineer stated that the name. On June 2, 1986, VTN requested change from Batiquitos Drive to Pacific On January 25 , approval for Pacific Rim the Planning Director sent Pacific Rim Drive. Tne street already had a a street name Rim Drive. 111 ANALYSIS^ Shou1d Dr i ve? Batiquitos Drive be changed to Pacific Rim DISCUSSION: City Council Policy No. 20 establishes a policy for naming and changing the names of Carlsbad's streets. In approving any street name change the justification for a replacement name and any effects of the change on other streets must be considered. Staff recommended denial of the name change at their meeting on June 0, 1986 because this public road has been named Batiquitos Drive for over one hundred years. The lagoon was named Batiquitos in 17'7i. Pacific Rim does not own tii.^-~entire lagoon. It is divided among eight property owners with P^'^ic Rim's interest in the eastern section. Batiquitos DrVVe also runs north of Poinsettia Drive which will cause confusion as Pacific Rim properties extend^ only south of P o i n s e 11 i a ^^^c>^^c^ "B^^ort&E, bkc^cO ATTACHMENTS 1. Location Map 2. Letter form VTN dated January 25, 1986 3. Memo from Planning Director dated February 4. Letter from VTN dated June 2, 1986 20, 1986 DC: ad NOW THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED BY the Planning Commission as follows: A) That the above recitations are true and correct B) that based on the evidence presented at the Public Hearing irecommends denial of SNC-23. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the Planning Coimnission of the City of Carlsbad, California held on , 1986 by the following vote to wit: ^ Ujh^^l^^ y;;J^ r,..fy. PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION # A resolution of the Planning Commission of the City of Carlsbad, California, recommending denial of street name change from Batiquitos Drive to Pacific Rim Drive located east of 1-5, west of El Camino Real and south o£ Poinsettia Lane. APPLICANT: CITY OF CARLSBAD CASE NOt, SNC-23 WHEREAS, Pacific Rim Properties has requested a street name change from Baljhquitos Drive south of Poinsettia Drive and east to El Camino Real; and WHEREAS, this public road has been named Batiquitos Drive for one hundred years; and WHEREAS, figgpar De Portola, a Spanioh oxplorer, named the Batiquitos Lagoon in 17"96; and WHEREAS, ownership of Batiquitos Lagoon is divided among eight property owners, with Pacific Rim's interest being in the eastern portion; and ^ ^^HEREAS, Planning staff recommended denial at their June 6, 1986 meeting; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of the municipal code, the Planning Commission did on 1986 hold a duly noticed pub[ic| hearing to consider said proposed street name change; and WHEREAS, at said Public Hearing, upon hearing and considering all testimony and arguments, if any, of all persons deserving to be heard and commission considered all factors relating to the street name change; and vtu VTN SAN DIEGO 5355 Avenida Encinas, Suite 203 Carlsbad, California 92008 Carlsbad: (619) 931-1022 San Diego: (619) 292-1040 June 2, 1986 Job No. 5459-022 File (3) City of Carlsbad Planning Dept. 1 200 Elm Street Carlsbad, CA 92008 Attn: Ms. Doris Cosman Reference: Pacific Rim Country Club & Resort CT. 85-35 Subject: Street Name Change Dear Doris: Enclosed please find a check in the amount of $350.00 (processing fee for a street name change). In keeping with the theme of our project Pacific Rim Country Club & Resort, we request that the street presently named "Batiquitos Drive" be changed to "Pacific Rim Drive". There is no development fronting Batiquitos Drive therefore avoiding any conflict with addresses along the road. Thank you for your help in this matter. If I can answer questions please do not hesitate to contact me. Yours very truly, VTN SOUTHWEST, INC. Sue St. John Project Coordinator SSJ/dm End osures / ENGINEERS PLANNERS SURVEYORS "7 THE PACIFIC KIM COUNTRY CLUB AND RESORT May 20, 1988 ^SWV hpff»^^ Mike Holzmiller Planning Director /^L/V fjwv^ ' ' U \ City of Carlsbad n.^ LfH. S> ^ 2075 Las Palmas Drive Carlsbad, CA 92009 SUBJECT: Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort Street Names Dear Mike: Due to potential conflicts with other "Spanish sounding" street names within the City, HPI would like to amend its request for an amendment to City Council PoUcy #20, submitted on March 7, 1988. That proposed amendment requested the City to allow "Mediterranean Region" street names within the Southwest quadrant of the City. To avoid possible "Spanish sounding" conflicts with La Costa streets, HPI now wishes to name Pacific Rim streets after "plants and birds of the Batiquitos Lagoon". A list of names falling into this category is attached. Existing Council Policy #20 allows flowers, trees, fruits, minerals, gems, and nautical term names within the Southwest quadrant. If staff finds that the proposed Pacific Rim names are inconsistent with these categories, HPI requests an amendment of the PoUcy to allow them. Under any circumstances, this change in street name categories should not affect the other HPI street name action; the street name change from Batiquitos Drive (south of Poinsettia Lane) to Pacific Rim Drive. Thank you for your consideration. Please let me know when any hearings on the items are scheduled. Best Regards, Paul J. Kluk^ Project Planner . m] {% ary Qf • PJK/pro 8PKMH05.17 cc: Charles Grimm (w/attachment) - D. L. Clemens (w/attachment) 7707 EL CAMINO REAL • CARLSBAP, CALIFORNIA O2009 • TELLCOPIHR 619-13b-t.839 • 619-436-0907 PACIFIC RIM COUNTRY CLUB AND RESORT STREET NAME LIST Flowering Plants Bulrush Court Cattail Lane Ambrosia Lane Rockrose Place Nightshade Road Cressa Way Goldenbush Circle Filaree Place Brome Circle Golden Star Circle Wildrose Place Birds PeUcan Court Blue Heron Way Pintail Court Mallard Lane Cinnamon Teal Way Branta Street Whimbrel Court Sandpiper Place Egret Street Willet Place DunUn Court SanderUng Circle Gadwall Court Rock Dove Street Hummingbird Drive Kingfisher Place Mockingbird Court Blackbird Circle Finch Street Kingbird Place Ibis Place Tern Street StarUng Lane Elanus Drive Shorebird Drive Blacksawn Court SpoonBill Lane Partridge Way Nighthawk Lane Bittern Place Black Rail Road Kestrel Hights Drive HPI DEVELOPMENT CO. January 20, 1988 Mr. Charles Grimm Planning Department CITY OF CARLSBAD 2075 Las Palmas Drive Carlsbad, CA 92009 Re: The Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort - Street Name Change Dear Charlie: As you know, Hunt Properties has requested the City to change the name of Batiquitos Drive (south of Poinsettia) "to Pacific Rim Drive. In the years to come, the Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort will become an internationally renown resort destination. The main entry to the resort from the 1-5 freeway will be from Poinsettia Lane. The provision of an intersection with the name Pacific Rim Drive will greatly assist visitors and Carlsbad citizens alike in easily identifying access to the Pacific Rim area. As a practical matter, it should also be pointed out that: a) no residents are addressed on Batiquitos south of Poinsettia; b) eventually the majority of existing Batiquitos Drive will be vacated to the under-lying property owner as the alignment has changed to traverse the Pacific Rim site and is no longer necessary as a public street; and c) with the addition of the street name Avenida Batiquitos in the Batiquitos Educational Park, it would be helpful and avoid potential confusion to emergency vehicles (fire, police, paramedics) to specifically identify the Pacific Rim region with the name identification of Pacific Rim Drive. Charlie, at your earliest convenience, please schedule this matter to be heard at City Council so that we can properly identify the subject street on final engineering plans. 7707 El Camino Real • Carlsbad, California 92008 • 619/436-0907 • Telecopier 619/436-6839 Mr. Charles Grimm January 20, 1988 Page Two Thank you for your cooperation. Sincerely, Hunt Properties, Inc. D. L. Clemens Vice President DLC/pro Enclosure: check no. 542 @ $350.00 June 20, 1988 TO: CHRIS DECERBO, PLANNING FROM: Mike Smith, Fire Department PACIFIC RIM STREET NAME AMENDMENT The Fire Department will approve the proposed amendment to City Council Street Naming Policy 20 allowing bird names to be used within Zone 5 (Pacific Rim project) under the following conditions: 1. Bird names are excluded from the street name plans for all other zones. 2. Proposed names which may in any way conflict with existing streets in other zones are deleted, i.e. Rock Dove Street. MIKE SMITH Fire Marshal cb MEMORANDUM JUNE 16, 1988 TO: SHEILA TARVIN, POLICE DEPARTMENT FROM: CHRIS DeCERBO, ASSOCIATE PLANNER The City Planning Departinent has recently received a request from Mr. Larry Clemens of Hillman Properties to process an amendment to the City Council Street Naming Policy No. 20. If approved, this requested amendment would allow street names for "Plants and Birds of Batiquitos Lagoon" within the southwest quadrant of the City, specifically over that area approved for the Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort Master Plan. Currently, street names allowed within the southwest quadrant must be associated with flowers, trees, fruits, minerals, gems or nautical terms (See Exhibit "A"). I have included a list of proposed street names for the Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort Master Plan area for your review. The flowering plant names would already be allowed within Street Name Zone 5. However, per the City's Policy No. 20, bird names would only be allowed within Street Name Zone 6. Since Zone 6 is currently undeveloped and without many streets. Planning staff is willing to recommend support of this request provided that street names allowed within Zone 6 be changed, whereby bird names would not be allowed within Zone 6. In order to fully evaluate this request, I would appreciate some feedback from you regarding this proposal. To what extent would this amendment request impact your ability to provide services? Could you support this request? If not, please explain why. Please don't hesitate to contact me^if you ha^ concerns. CDD:af questions or OCSANSlOE ACIFIC OCEAN 1. UNDe8tGM^TED NAMES 2. CttY MAMRS, GEOGRA?lllCAr, NAfinS OH ronMATIOMB 3. AMtriAT. MAMRf?, NAMR.'? llPf.ATPil) TO ASTnof.fKV', MYTHOI.OOV, AHTnoNOMY i. FAMOUS NAMRS, NAMES RELATEt) TO AStnOLOOY, MYTHOLOGY, ASTRONOMY 5. FLOWERS, XnEE*?, FRUlT.g, MIMERAf.n, OEMR 6. BIRO NAMF.R, MUSICAL TERMS, STANISfl NAMES 7. SPANISH NAMES These areas may also Include nauhlcal terms PACIFIC RIM COUNTRY CLUB AND RESORT STREET NAME LIST Flowering Plants Bulrush Court Cattail Lane Ambrosia Lane Rockrose Place Nightshade Road Cressa Way Goldenbush Circle Filaree Place Brome Circle Golden Star Circle Wildrose Place Birds Pelican Court Blue Heron Way Pintail Court Mallard Lane Cinnamon Teal Way Branta Street Whimbrel Court Sandpiper Place Egret Street WiUet Place Dunlin Court SanderUng Circle Gadwall Court Rock Dove Street Hummingbird Drive Kingfisher Place Mockingbird Court Blackbird Circle Finch Street Kingbird Place Ibis Place Tern Street CTE] tarUng Lang Elanus Drive Shorebird Drive Blacksawn Court SpoonBill Lane Partridge Way Nighthawk Lane Bittern Place Black Rail Road Kestrel Hights Drive 9 vtu VTN SAN DIEGO 5355 Avenida Encinas, Suite 203 Carlsbad, California 92008 Carisbad: (619) 931-1022 San Diego: (619) 292-1040 June 2, 1986 Job No. 5459-022 File (3) City of Carl sbad Planning Dept. 1 200 Elm Street Carlsbad, CA 92008 Attn: Ms. Doris Cosman Reference: Pacific Rim Country Club & Resort CT. 85-35 Subject: Street Name Change Dear Doris: Enclosed please find a check in the amount of $350.00 (processing fee for a street name change). In keeping with the theme of our project Pacific Rim Country Club & Resort, we request that the street presently named "Batiquitos Drive" be changed to "Pacific Rim Drive". There is no development fronting Batiquitos Drive therefore avoiding any conflict with addresses along the road. Thank you for your help in this matter. If I can answer questions please do not hesitate to contact me. Yours very truly, VTN SOUTHWEST;. INC. Sue St. John Project Coordinator SSJ/dm End osures •MGINEERS PL^^^^^ERS SaRVEYORS THE PACIFIC RIM COUNTRY CUJB AND RFiSOR I March 7, 1988 Mr. Michael Holzmiller r^f i^^D Planning Director CITY OF CARLSBAD 2075 Las Palmas Drive Carlsbfed, CA 92009 SUBJECT: Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort Street Names Dear Mike: HPI would Uke to make a formal request for the City Council to consider the following items: A) A street name change from Batiquitos Drive (south of Poinsettia Lane) to Pacific Rim Drive, and B) An amendment to City Council Policy #20 (Street Naming PoUcy) to allow "Mediterranean Region" names in the southwest quadrant. I have attached the previous correspondence on these matters. If reviewing City departments would Uke any additional information, we would be happy to provide it. Thank you for your assistance. Best Regards, Paul J. Klukas Project Planner PJK/pro 8PKMH03.04 Enclosures cc: Charles Grimm (with enclosures) '-^ D. L. Clemens (without enclosures) 7707 EI, CAMINO RF.AI. • CARI SBAD, CALIFORNIA 92009 • TELECOPIFR 610-4 W 68,30 • 610-4.36 0007 HI*! CO. January 20, 1988 Mr. Charles Grimm Planning Department CITY OF CARLSBAD 2075 Las tJalmaS t)rive Carlsbad, CA 92009 Ret The Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort - Street Name Change Dear Charlie: As you know, Hunt Properties has requested the City to change the name of Batiquitos Drive (south of Poinsettia) tb Pacific Rim Drive. In the years to come, the Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort will become an internationally renown resort destination. The main entry to the resort Irom the 1-5 freeway will be Irom Poinsettia Lane. The provision of an Intersection with the name Pacific Rim Drive will greatly assist visitors and Carlsbad citizens alike In easily Identifying access to the Pacific Rim area. As a practical matter, It should also be pointed out that: a) no residents are addressed on Batiquitos south of Poinsettia; b) eventually the majority of existing Batiquitos Drive will be vacated to the under-lying property owner as the alignment has changed to traverse the Pacific Rim site and l.s no longer necessary as a public street; and c) with the addition of the.street name Avenida Batiquitos in the Batiquitos Educational Park, it would be helpful and avoid potential confusion to emergency vehicles (fire, police, paramedics) to specifically identify the Pacific Rim region with the name identification of Pacific Rim Drive. Charlie, at your earliest convenience, please schedule this matter to be heard at City Council so that we can properly Identify the subject street on final engineering plans. 7707 tl Camtno Real • Carisbail, CMKornta 92<MW • «19/««-W07 • Tclrtopli-r 619/43fi-6«M CO. January 22, 1988 Mr. Charles Grimm Planning Department CITY OF CARLSBAD 2075 Las Palmas Drive Carlsbad, CA 92009 Re: Pacific Rim Country Club k Resort Street Names Dear Charlie: Enclosed for your review are copies of our correspon- dence with the City's Development Processing Services Division regarding proposed street names on the Pacific Rim project. HPI's proposed street name list was administratively determined to be unacceptable due to its non-compliance with the approved name (categories for this area of the City. HPI staff and marketing consultants have exhaustively considered potential "approved-category" names for the project and have identified very few which truly reflect t!ie project and site's unique character. The geographical setting, site layout, and architectural style is strongly reminiscent of the Mediterranean Region• Since no other area of the City has reserved this category of names, I request that the necessary variance be processed to allow our requested category of street names on the Pacific Rim project. I have enclosed a list of street names that we would like to receive. If you determine that such permits will require City Council action to allow the additional street name category, I will be prepared to present the Pacific Rim proposal at the appropriate hearing. 7707 tl Camtnn Rf al • Carhliaft, California 9200B • 619/<3fi-0907 • Tplpcopirr fi19/4.1B 6B19 Mr. Charles Grimm January 22, 1988 Page Two Thank you lor your help in this matter. If I can answer any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely, Hunt Properties, Inc. b. L. Clemens Vice President DLC/pro Enclosure »O0€LMAVEMUE B ifiVr-i I 1FAF.PM0ME \nV.5BA0, CA 9700fll9n9 mT^/jT^ (fiIf<H:?B W7!> Cit|^ of Cnvli0(bnb DCVELOf MENT moCESSING SERVICES DIVISION May'30, 1986 Sue St. JoYin iPlroject Coor<jllnfltot VtN San blefto Avenida Encinas, l203 carlsbad, CA 92000 RKr I'aclrlc tllm Country club H Resort Street Name Reservation The names that were supplied to us in your letter of May Zl, 1985 are unacceptable. This area Is destgnnted for flowers, trees, fruits, minerals, gems nnd may also_lnclude nautical terms. Por your fnformfition l/^avcl attached a map. bOtllS COSMAN PLANNING bfiPAfttMBNt be i%.ir..unntmmmmmvimfM>%mmmmuwi\n OCeANSlOE I MA PACIFIC OCEAN \ \ liRPOf 6 fO»J v: /'A fon« ® \ Lfl COSTA AVE 1 C<t«MClA * 1. UNDEStGMATEb NAMES 2. CITY NAMES, GEOGRA?ntCAL NAMES OR FORMATIONS 3. ANIMAL NAMES, NAMES RELATEI) TO ASTROf.OG", MYTHOLOGY, AHTRONOMY * 4. FAMOUS NAMES, NAMES RELATED TO ASTROLOGY, MYTHOLOGY, ASTRONOMY * 5. FLOHERS, TREES, FRUITS, MIMERALS, OEMS 6. BIRD NAMES, MUSICAL TERMS, SPANISH NAMES 7. SoANtStt NAMES * These areas may also include nauhlcal terms vtu VtN ^AN bmdo • tubfldlory orcre feNdlNecRS. INC. $.1*1 Av«nM« tnctn«i«. Sttit* Sol CtihM. CaUrotifit 92001 May i\,m CUy ot C^rt&bad H«nnln^ t)et>artment 1200 i\m Street CarUbad, Cl^ 9200(1 M Nd, 5459-022 Mle (3) Attn: M$. DorU Cosman Reference: Pacific Rim Country Club i jlcsort Subdivision Subject: Street Mame Reservation bear borls; I'er our telephone conversation of May 20, 1986, 1 would like to reserve ;he following street names for Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort. 1. Pacific Rim Drive 2. CalIsa Street 3. Via Alanya 4. Via Corsica 5. Via Cartagena 6. Genoa Drive 7. Sardinia Place 8. Catania Street 9. Adana Drive 10. Allalla Street 11. Via Matapan 12. Avenida del Sol 13. Dorian Drive 14. Tortosa Road 15. Via I'lontenegro 16. t\ Kantara Road 17. Avenida Valletta 18. Camino Nuevo 19. Darbarossa Place 20. Pracida Avenue 21. Porto Lucia Road 22. Via Cantar 23. Sandoval Way 24. Tuscany May 25. Medina Way 26. Trinidad Way 27. San Gregorio Drive 20. Santa Marta Hay 29. Nikola Way 30. Avenida Marseilles 31. laguna Pacific Drive If you bave any questions please dfe not hesitate to call me. Yours very truly, VtH SOUTHWEST, INC. Sue St. dobn Project Coordinator SSJ/dm feMOIMCERS PLANNERS SURVEYORS vtu vtNSANbltedo 9 jiilwMlaiy of CRR teNOINKKRS. INC. iiii Av«nt<)a Emlnni. Sutu 20) Carhbsd, CalUmtitn 920OJI Catlsbad: «II9) 9]|-I022 Snn DItgo: (ftl9) 292-tOiO May 27, 1906 dob No. 5159-0Z2 rile (3) Hunt Properties, Inc. 7707 fel Camino Real Carlsbad, CA 92008 Attn: Mr. Paul klukas Re: Street Name Reservation for Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort Dear Paul: The Stoorza Company prepared a list of streel names to be reserved for Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort (see attached letter - Dnled April 28, 1986). Upon reviewing these names with The City of Carlsbad, seven of the names on the list either have already been reserved or are In prpsent use. 1 was unable to submit the following names; 1. Via Merlda 5. Valencia Place 2. Via Mallorca 6. Santiago Place 3. Via Palermo 7. Via Dansa 4. Avenida del Parlso All the other names on the list have submitted to The City of Carlsbad for reservation. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me. Yours very truly, Sue St. John Project Coordinator SSJ/dm cc: 6ernie Rhinerson Kim Post EMCjINEtRS HANMERS SURVEYORS 2075 LAS PALMAS DRIVE • • TELEPHONE CARLSBAD, CA 92009 4859 (^'9) 438 1161 Cit|> of CarlsfDab DEVELOPMENT PROCESSING SERVICES February 8, 1988 HPI Development Company 7707 El Camino Real Carlsbad, CA 92009 Attention: D. L. Clemens I have reviewed your January 22 letter regarding street names for the Pacific Rim Country Club and Resort. The list of names that you have subhiitted do not meet the requirements of Council Policy Number 20. In order to have the list of street names that you have submitted approved, you will need to make a formal request for an exemption to the City Council. I have enclosed a copy of Council Policy Number 20 to assist you. Development Processing Manager RAM:jb Enclosure CITY OF CARLSBAD COUNCIL POLICY STATEMENT General Subject: Street Names and Addresses •Specific Subject: Street Naming and Addressing Policy Policy No. 20 Date Issued Effective Date Cancellation Date Supersedes No, 3/2/76 Copies to: City Council, City Manager, City Attorney, Department and Division Heads, Employee Bulletin Boards, Press, File BACK GROUND: Due to the number of streets existing and planned in the City of Carlsbad, the City Council determined that it was in the public Interest to adopt a policy for naming and numbering new public and private streets and changing the names of existing streets, according to authority given in Section 3'»091.1 of the Government Code. The Community Development Director has determined that it is in the public interest to revise the existing policy for naming and numbering new public and private streets to conform to the Carlsbad Post Office's future computer processing system. PURPOSE: 1. To establish a policy ensuring a uniform system for naming and addressing new public and private streets in subdivisions and developments in the City of Carlsbad. 2. To establish a policy ensuring a uniform system for changing existing street names In the City of Carlsbad. POLICY: 1. All proposed new public and private street names shall conform to the Geographical Area Classification Map (Exhibit A) of this Policy. 2. All proposed street names (public and private streets) shall conform to the Authorized Street Designation List (Exhibit B) of this Policy. 3. The main name for a street shall be used only once. «l. All proposed building numbers shall conform to the general system for numbering buildings provided in this policy. PROCEDURES: 1. All tentative map developers shall submit street names for approval to the Planning Department for all private and public streets proposed. These names shall be shown on the first submittal of the Tentative Subdivision Map. 2. In all cases, street names shall be consistent with this Council Policy. No street names will be approved that use the main name more than once. If there is a Toledo Street, there will never be a Toledo Way, Toledo Court, etc. 3. Street names within the City of Carlsbad must be limiied to a total of sixteen (16) letters and spaces so that the names can be placed upon the standard street name blanks. CITY OF CARLSBAD COUNCIL POLICY STATEMENT General Subject: street Names and Addresses •Specific Subject: Street Naming and Addressing Policy Policy No. 2( Date Issued Effective Date Cancellation Date Supersedes No. 3/2/76 Copies to: City Council, City Manager, City Attorney, Department and Division Heads, Employee Bulletin Boards, Press, File PROCEDURES (Continued): 1. Short streets, cul-de-sac streets, and winding streets should have short names to facilitate placing their names on maps and plans. 5. In general, streets which change directions approximately 90 degrees between Intersecting streets should have a different street name. 6. Street name changes may be requested by any of the following: a. A letter from a private individual or body to City Council or Planning Commission b. Resolution of Intention of the Planning Commission c. Resolution of Intention of the City Council In ali cases, it shall be the duty of the Planning Department to prepare a report discussing the justification for such a change, recommending a replacement name and discussing any effects of the change on other streets in the City. 7. A general system for numbering buildings in the City of Carlsbad is hereby established as follows: a. On all streets running In a generally east and west direction, numbers shall start with 100 at the ocean and increase easterly. b. On all streets running in a generally north and south direction, numbers shall start with 2300 at the northern border and increase In a southerly direction. c. Even house numbers shall be located on the east and north side of the street and odd numbers shall be located on the south and west side. 8. All the addresses shall be assigned by the Development Processing Services Division. Addresses must be assigned prior to the issuance of a building permit. 9. Addresses shall be placed over or near the principal entrance and be easily seen from the street. Commercial and industrial building numbers shall be not less than six inches high; residential numbers shall not be less than three inches high. Both shall be in a contrasting color. Suites with an entrance on both sides of the building shall have the suite address at both entrances. AUTHORIZED STREET NAMING POLICY CXMIUIl D TYPE OF STREET AUTHORIZED NAME(S) SPANISH EQUIVALENT REMARKS Arterials (126' R/W) Boulevard or Highway Through streets of major importance, 126 or more feet in width running In any direction, should be limited to major thoroughfares which are to have tree- planted parkways. Streets that have 60 feet to 102 feet of right of way N-S Direction: N-S Direction: E-W Direction: E-W Direction: Street (Calle) Drive (Paseo) Avenue (Avenida) Road (Camino) Generally straight Generally curvy Generally straight Generally curvy Kesidential Cul-de-Sac Streets (56') O.K. for Industrial, too N-S Direction: E-W Direction: Place (Sitio) Court (Corte) Residential Loop Streets (60*) O.K. for Industrial, too Circle Loop (Circulo) Hillside Streets (i»0' R/W or more) Lane Similar to drives but of lesser Impor- tance and/or shorter in length Way (Via) Short, narrow streets route to or between specific location(s) Terrace (Terraza) Commonly follows top of slope Grade (Grado) Steep slope View (Vista) View street street Name Classification Map Exhibit A *1. ANY NON-CONFLICTING NAME 2. TOPOGRAPHICAL CHARACTERISTICS *3. FAMOUS NAMES 1. ANIMALS *5. FLOWERS, TREES 6. BIRDS 7. SPANISH NAMES •These areas may also Include nautical terms vtu VTN SAN DIEGO 5355 Avenida Encinas, Suite 203 Carlsbad, California 92008 Carlsbad: (619) 931-1022 San Diego: (619) 292-1040 LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL To City of CarLsfaad Planninq IJepai^nient 1200 Eto Avenue Carlsbad. 92008 Attn. lym Fitzgerald Gentlemen: We are forwarding Q By U.S. Mail Item No. Qty. Unit Description VTN Job Mn 5459-005 Your Proj./P.O. No. Tract No. CT. 85-35 Date January 28, 1986 Project Name Ihe Pacific Rim Country Clxib & Resort Expedited Delivery Required: • Next Flight Out • Overnight Guaranteed LJ Overnight Desired • Two-day Guaranteed LJ Two-day Desired D Other Deadline Arrival Time D if Specific Method Desired . By Messenger |_| Your Pick-up Other print fhffit ^ t-h^ Tentative Map for Pacific Rim Country Clvh & Resort - CT. 85-35. JAN 2 8 138b Remarks CITY OF GAi-?Li.i:;r . DEVELOP. PROC. SERV. J!V Please approve Street Narre "Pacific Rim Drive" for the street shown in yellow. Mditicnal street names will be sutamitted for approval for the reniainder of the streets in the sx±)divisicn at a later date. Thank you. This material is sent for Q Checking Q Approval Street Name Approval I I Your Files CH Information • Pe r your request Other By__Si Q Please sign attached copy and return -C/L/D Sve St. John VTN 0132 (1/82) DATE: MEMORANDUM TO: Land Use Planning Office, Vicki Bowen Engineering Department -jirif^^ Building Department, Emile Plude Fire Department, Dave Kelso Fire Department, Sunny Billiard Utilities and Maintenance, Chuck Mitchell Police Department, Sheila Tarvin Finance Department, Donna McClain FROM: Land Use Planning Manger RE: STREET NAMES FOR jF^C<^C P^M COJ>JTT**| CuJg cj- f^e^orar The following street names have been submitted for approval as a part of the final map processing for C^p ^S^'^g . Please submit any comments to Lynn FitzGerald by '^fi>\'6h A map delineating street locations is available for your review in the Land Use Planning Office. Street Names: MJH:LF:ad RECEIVED FEB 2 01986 CITY OF CARLSBAD ENGINEERING DEPARTWENT vtu VTN SAN DIEGO 5355 Avenida Encinas, Suite 203 Carlsbad, California 92008 Carlsbad: (619) 931-1022 San Diego: (619) 292-1040 June 2, 1986 Job No. 5459-022 File (3) City of Carlsbad Planning Dept. 1 200 Elm Street Carlsbad, CA 92008 Attn: Ms. Doris Cosman Reference: Pacific Rim Country Club & Resort CT. 85-35 Subject: Street Name Change Dear Doris: Enclosed please find a check in the amount of $350.00 (processing fee for a street name change). In keeping with the theme of our project Pacific Rim Country Club & Resort, we request that the street presently named "Batiquitos Drive" be changed to "Pacific Rim Drive". There is no development fronting Batiquitos Drive therefore avoiding any conflict with addresses along the road. Thank you for your help in this matter. If I can answer questions please do not hesitate to contact me. Yours very truly, VTN SOUTHWEST, INC. Sue St. John Project Coordinator SSJ/dm End osures ENGINEERS PLANNERS SURVEYORS WRITE IT—DOIMT SAY IT INTER DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM TO Chris DeCerbo RE: DATE June 9 '9 86^ A.M. P. M. Pacific Rim CT 85-35 Request f(5r street name change from VTN dated 6/2/86 CHANGE BATIQUITOS DRIVE TO PACIFIC RIM DRIVE On 6/6/86 staff recommended denial of above SNC. This public road has been called Batiquitos Drive for over 100 years. The lagoon was named Batiquitos in 1769. Pacific Rim does not own entire lagoon. It is divided among eight property owners, with Pacific Rim's interest in the eastern portion. REPLY ON THIS SHEET FROM Doris WILMER "SERVICB" UNE STANDARD INTER DEPT. MEMO FORM 11-24-PD DATE: MEMORANDUM TO: Land Use Planning Office, Vicki Bowen Engineering Department -ffA^c Building Department, Emile Plude Fire Department, Dave Kelso Fire Department, Sunny Billiard Utilities and Maintenance, Chuck Mitchell Police Department, Sheila Tarvin Finance Department, Donna McClain FROM; Land Use Planning Manger RE: STREET NAMES FOR ^^ckf^'c t^M CQJPTTM^ Cu)(3 cj- fZ.e'S^oa^ The following street names have been submitted for approval as a part of the final map processing for ftS-'^g . Please submit any comments to Lynn FitzGerald by "g/fc/^fe A map delineating street locations is available for your review in the Land Use Planning Office. Street Names: MJH:LF:ad RECEIVED rEB201986 CITY OF CARLSBAD ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT vtu VTN SAN DIEGO 5355 Avenida Encinas, Suite 203 Carlsbad, California 92008 Carlsbad: (619) 931-1022 San Diego: (619) 292-1040 LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL VTN Job Mn 5459-005 Your Proj./P.O. No. Tract No. C.T. 85—35 To City of (Carlsbad Plannincf Department 1200 Elm Aven\je Carlsbad. CA 92008 Attn—lyrm Fitzgerald Date January 28, 1985 Project Name The Pacific Rim (country Club & Resort Expedited Delivery Required: • Next Flight Out • Overnight Guaranteed LJ Overnight Desired • Two-day Guaranteed LJ Two-day Desired D Other Deadline Arrival Time CD If Specific Method Desired Gentlemen: We are forwarding • By U.S. Mail By Messenger CD Your Pick-up O Other Item No. Qty. Unit Description print Sheet 2 of the Tentative Map for Pacific Rim Country Cli±> & Resort - C.T. 85-35. f* "t 0 f'-" JAN 2 8 198B Remarks lynn: CITY OF CARLSB/ DEVELOP. PROC. SERV. JiV. Please approve Street Name "Pacific Rim Drive" for the street shovn in yellow. Additicaial street names vri.ll be suibmitted for approval for the remainder of the streets in the subdivisicn at a later date. Thank you. This material is sent for O Checking • Per your request I Other • Approval Street Name ^^roval I I Your Files C] Information I I Please sign attached copy and return By Sue St. John VTN 0132(1/82) BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE BATIQUITOS'lAGOON' 7th June, 1982 • ^ I • • • Batiquitos Lagoon is located in the County of San Diego, about 28 miles north of San Diego, and has an average width of about % mile and extends inland for about 2h miles, amounting to roughly 600 acres of marshland, surrounded by chaparal trees and bluffs overlooking the ocean. It is fresh-water fed by the San Marcos Creek that flows into the eastern basin of the lagoon. Although the lagoon is in a relatively pristine state, because of a disturbed watershed it is significantly degraded by the inundation of sediment, and is only intermittently tidal. The perimeter of the lagoon is undeveloped, barring some agricultural development on the upper reaches of its north shore, and it is transversed by 2 major highways, a local road and the railroad. In current years the jurisdiction of the lagoon has been a tug-of-war between the County of San Diego and the City of Carlsbad, and even more recently by the unincorporated cities of Leucadia and Encinitas, directly south of the lagoon. It is finally in the process of being annexed to the City of Carlsbad. Because of its rural and undeveloped setting some county plans for its passive development as a regional park have been done, but to date nothing has gone beyond the endless study and review stage. Batiquitos Lagoon is currently divided among ;eigl]t different property owners, including the Fish and Game Department, which owns about 135 acres in the western half. The Hunt Brothers' holding in and around the lagoon is 1,700 acres, with a considerable portion of this being lagoon bed in the eastern half. We are a newly formed steering committee formalized as a direct result of a public hearing held in protest against the local water i board, who drained the lagoon, after heavy rains, for fear of flooding their sewage pump station on April 1st, 1982. We are in the process of incorporating as a foundation, and at this time it is our primary goal. COMMITTEE TO ORGANIZE THE BATIQUITOS LAGOON FOUNDATION 6992 El Camino Real, Suite 104-449, CARLSBAD, Ca 92008. Secretary: Charlotte Masarik (714) 942-9782 BATIQUITOS LAGOON FROhA.'fift-TtOultOS KACOOAJ 1769 Lagoon first crossed by Portola. POUKjhfWtO^ 1776 Name recorded in journal of Padre Font - A small watering place - inland from El Camino Real. 1850 Admission to Union. 1881 Lagoon connected to sea by sand bar channel on Rail Road survey. 1883 First application for swamp and overflow land made by Nathan Eaton. 1883-8 Construction of railroad along coast. Bridge built •8l-'83. 1902-3 Salt evaporation ponds operated on 25 acres of eastern basin. 1912-27 Highway 101 constructed. 1928 Aerial photos of Lagoon - channels visible in same location as 1891, but not open to sea. 193^ More air photos show levees at wesst end of lagoon. 19^6 Dam built at San Marcos Creek, 9i miles from lagoon. 1952 bam completed on San Marcos Creek above Lake San Marcos. 1959 Marina and residential development proposed. 1960 Ortho photos show lagoon open to sea. '67-'71 Sewage effluent pumped into San Marcos Creek, entered lagoon, eastern basin flooded nearly year round. 1970 California Supreme Court decision classifying present as part of public trust. Joan Winters, Law Prof, at UCSD initiates area projects to have state lands study lagoons. 73-75 Leucadia Town Council becomes involved with lagoon preservation. '7^ Carol Law, LTC secretary, calls County to determine funding impact of Prop. 1 (State Bond Act of 197^) on purchase of Batiquitos. 1) 3 million given San Diego County. a. San Elijo and Penasquitos = $800,000. b. Batiquitos = $0 - no plan available. Going to consultants in Aug., •79. San Dieguito entitled to $1 million share. 1975 Ken Shultz to Bill Craven - status of Batiquitos funding and acquisition. Points - 1. Property north of South Carlsbad I. beach pending acquisition, 2. Funding up to $3 million available. 1976 spring Master plan complete - $22 million budget - turned aside by Rancho La Costa suit. BATIQUITOS LAGOON PAGE 3 Oct Schultz requests specifics from Craven - wording of bills, amount for Batiquitos from each agency in charge, Nov Craven appears at LTC meeting to explain status of Batiquiios 1. 1 million appropriation for Batiquitos, 2. Part of $2.8 million allotted for ^ projects through Pish and Game, 3» Ayres of La Costa suit coming to a close - county asked to buy eastern portion of lagoon at 1972 value for ^^1 acres of property, I78 acres = wetlands. Cravens aide prepares backqrtound information. Batiquitos not on list for '77i member of legislature can request budget amendments for park acquisition, summaries funds available and agencies working on case. Nov State Lands report expected in 12 months - never done. County counsel non-committal. 1978 Jan Craven replies to Schultz - lo, $10 million appropriated over 3 years for wetlands, Batiquitos project mentioned. 2. AB92iJ'(Gualco)(prop 2 1976) gives $1 million to Batiquitos 3. Wildlife conservancy has $280,000 for land from Boise Cascade, k. Parks and Recreation interested in north shores from tracks to 101 - Costal Commission objects to agricultural use - money goes back. Apr Wildlife Conservancy Board purchase of 135 acres for $236,^07 complete. Apr LAFCO announces sphere of influence programe objectives. Batiquitos put in Carlsbad's spere of influence with conditions - special plan be developed, Ag preserves or ag lands maintained, south shore be maintained as scenic preserve Jul Western ^0 acres purchased by State Parks as beach. May County staff and State Lands meet - Co asks for help Jun Appeal trial on Rancho La Costa case. Sep LAFCO presents its sphere plan to LTC 1979 Sep Draft LCP describes Batiquitos as unlikely to be acquired. Oct. WCB preceding with additional acquisitions of shoreline. 1980 Sept LTC requests LAFCO to reconsider southern boundary of Carlsbad's sphere of influence - move it to middle of lagoon and make that the northern boundary of the proposed incorporated city y / BATIQUITOS LAGOON PAGE 2 / Aug Supervisor Taylor urges LTC to write State Lands. Submerged lands title would assist county in decisions on acquiring park. Nov Schultz writes State Lands Nov Letter to Schultz from Craven - Batiquitos first order of business for •77. Attempt to include in budget. "I do not believe there is any property with greater aesthetic value than the one in question." Aide prepares report. Nov Newspaper story in the Blade. 1. Effects of Prop. 2, Coastal Park Act of 1976, 2o High priority given acquisition of Batiquitos, San Elijo and Buena Vista, 3« Batiquistos = 700 acres habitat preserve, 300 acres open space/recreation. Nov Batiquitos not high on County's priority list. Parks and Recreation "demurred responsibility", Parks Development Director Jim Tennant. Master Plan put aside due to "uncertainties in State interest." State Bond monies distributed to cities by 1977 • 300 acres of San Elijo acquired by State Lands. Lagoon given one more year Dec. State Lands answers Schultz - will work on case as staff time permits - findings made public. Benefit from old maps, etc. 1977 Wildlife Conservancy Board enters into negotiations with Boise Cascade for western 133 acres. Feb. Rancho La Costa Wins lawsuit against county. Judge rules county took land without compensation. Restricted land by Carlsbad in '72 for proposed marina and resort. Worth of land, based on property taxes of $40,000 per year = $1.5 million County appeals decision. Sept Paul Smith writes State Lands and Sup. Taylor. Cites 1927 San Diego County ordinance designating lands along estuarys to be dedicated as public parks. Cites Captain Nemo's Secret Harbor and residential encroachment from Carlsbad. Oct Reply from Taylor - referred to County Counsel. Reply from Craven regarding State Lands inquiry - they're working on it. Oct Bird survey - Mona Baumgartel - heavily used by migrating specias including endangered ones. uiai cij^uajriiicui im vnc past. iv,uw w £u,uw yKaia, So. in very loose terms, the lagoon is really one very large mucdxoie. .-Ind with man's arrival, and some would say. hanlty pan'<y he's performed around the lagoon — buiiding a raiiroad bridge, a highway, a freeway, and homes nearby — the irnount of silt fiUing up the lagoon has increased. Tnat means that the iagoon is filling up with silr a mite quit fcer than it would naturally. According to Paul Klukas, Caris6ad assistant planner, left alone, it would eventually till up entirely and the natural vegetation would grow its way west, meaning the lagoon would disappear. It s inevitable. Man has only speeded it up a bit. Indians (the UCLA anthropology and sociology departments call them "La Jollaos") lived along the north shore of the lagoon far back as 7,300 years ago. They didn't stay there yesr •Towid, and from 6,000 years ago to the present the excavated archaeology site gives evidence that the La Jollaais didn't make the lagoon their home very often. Tfee Portola-Crespi expedition passed by the lagoon on its way to Monterey in 1769, and there's a good chance the expJsrers camped ia the aearby Green Valley to the Soua«ast. The expe^iition probably traveled along or near what is now iBr Camino Real and probably met up with or at least saw evidence of the Lusienos, and the Dieguenos, the Indm cultures that followed the La Jollans. So «fit the Indians.and enter the Europeans. Spaniards, thCKigh, really didn't stick around much eith«R :Peiijaps thei? most important and noticeable con- trit^siiiS) to*the lagoon's history is its name; "batequi" is Spa33t^for *?water hole" (And while "little water hole" may ; HOt feeexaefly elegant,, who could argue that it's much better • tiiaoi, say,;Agua Hediceda, which means "stinking water"? aqf until the IS4{^ that the folks we tend to call our ';tr|#||0iE|latiiei?s made feeir appearance. Carlsbad itself wayit;'lbeyraidst 0 heavy settlement then and the lagoon j4tcsiir«fl^pt 6f th%-'wrflowi'* although it wasn't unti! the 188fts tt4t pt^clBiciiv% #hicb even loosely could be deemed tmSD&3t;^#^l!lithe lagoon., • ^ I"--- " "'* ' l^ifroad: iiJ 18© !^ train ,i |^t||S,»est' eadiBear^Sf lagooii's: ^ 'ms. ^.that time Ifiajr'tfe'fel^oon's;' laiium^ ueguil UiilUc Idiiu uiwv. Jiuu u ill flower and avocaffi growers shouted "eureka" and harvested avocadoes and planted the flowers for which the area is now famous. • Left alone, it will eventually fill up and the natural vege- tation will grow its way west. It's inevitable. Man has'only speeded it up^ bit. t -Pauf Klukas ;'m-mttimi:eMi:Cm4^i^^ that'Sfclierwi^m -witfe^^ ' plenfl Of wave ictk8S?^i^«p Sie !agooh*S openihg north : soraeBrae afterward. "IWt^JsgiBghas more or lesis been at its ; prestiit spot ever since.) It wasat until 1934 that the Santa Fe t RaiirftadtraeSs were fesilt in fedr present location. p:E^l>ack%,thel8oaK • -: I ITiomasMetcaff and Jacob Siniendike together formed the t La Costt;ToTimaBdi^ Company in 1887. They owned from 3,0(® td 1,0015 acres aaiiieir p«)j«rtt extended from the area The Pacific Coast Highway (usiialiy known as Hi^^^jfilOl) was built in the years between 1912-1927. The San 'Maifcos Dam was built in 1952 and tMtf same, decade saf . the establishment of the Leucadia County Water Distirict iiil959. That was also the year that a small boat marina was prised for the lagoon, but that project^ got.,only as-faiT'as a Preliminary Engineering Reportdrawhhgiftl963;. Interstate 5 wai constructed u| 'i|965i a?t^^ resort. The coun^ took ndUce :a| theilagobn ii 1^ and designated it as a-regional parjt^Arid j wa? t|iit the county parks and recreation deparimehtigbji^red'a master ; plan for the park's development. Proposition 13 put a damper on that idea, though, effectively putting the project on indefinite hold. Beverly Hills developer Romm Doultonproposed his idea^ctf ^ a Captain Nemo's Secret Harbor for the lagoon's north shoi^b in 1975. Local residents, howe\'er, made it Clearly jmowiTthat Nemo's Harbor, secret or n<^, Was unWMifeSL-and .Doulton ' retreated. : l The Local Agencj Porm&tion ,Comm{ssion elitabhshed Carisbad s Lphere 01 hifluvnee to mclude 'Jie lagoon in 1976 and it was in late 1^60 that Hunt Properties bought a good deal of the lagoon's north shore acreage. And during all this time, dunng all this change, Jack Lyman- has lived quietly by the lagoon. , • He's about 73 now and has more or less lived by the lagoon since he was 2 years old. Bom in La Jolla in 1909, he moved there with his family faj 1911 to "a homS on what is now Spinnaker Hill, about half a mile from his current residence on Batiquitos Drive. The older home burned down and he and his father budt the v He learned to swi'^ buddies never actus Lyman says he di navigating and float "My mother likeci fljtching school and Although the lagof • some summers il; ll-foot boat now, an > He says his fatltei later became his ov. now owns 12. ; Lyman went to gra house" near Ponto ("maybe five or six. the resort is now- courts are") so the d( lack Lyman enjoys a strolt near the lagoon with his dogs, King, Peppi and Daisy, and his horse, Buck. through the years mustered up. Lyman started hi Carlsbad High. Fror State University ant Berkeley for two yea back with a wife an He says he "gradi sold out in 1959 and ' Lyman has "three lagoon —11 grandc way. There were sij and five of us are sti the summer monthis' ride my ponies." As for the lagoon months, he says he "It seems to comt So we're not really .Although Lyman v he does remember ducks just sitting in We only shot three ducks we shot. Ate Changing Face Of Batiquitos Tells Tale Of Man's Presence story by Jean Henshaw It Jiist sits there, really, doing nothing much as it fills with silt and receives the usual "Whew, what a stink" epithet from motorists durmg the summer. : But for all its apparent torpidity, Batiquitos Lagoon has had an mveterate history not a busy one, as far as San iDieguito area lagoons go. But it is instead a story of man's slow but constant arrival and eventual takeover. Man, you l^e, was busier elsewhere during North County's develop- ipient. It's almost as if the lagoon was settled as an 'Ifterthought. ': ii; The lagoon was formed 10,000 to 25.000 years ago when (glaciers df the Last Ice Age (Late Pleistoce^) cut a deep canyon there. The glaciers eventually melted, which made the sea level rise (it was then 200 feet lower than it is now), ffooding the canypn and forming a small embayment. Silt from the San Marcos and Encinitas creeks have bectj slowly filling that embayment for the past 10,000 to 20,000 years. So, in very loose terms, the lagoon is really one very large mudhole; And with man's arrival, and some would say, hanky panky he'l perfonned around the lagoon — buUdiag a railroad bridge, a highway, a freeway, and homes neaiUy— the amount of silt filling up the lagoon has increased. ; v . 'yhat means that the lagoon is filling up with silt a mite ?uicker than It would ,natwrall^.^ According to Paul Klakas, ar|sbad assistant planner, leltialone, it would esentuafiy fill up et»tire$^?sind the natural veletatioh would grow itj» way west, m^anmg the lagoon would disappear. It's L^eyitabls. Man has oniy speeded it up at blt^ ^;' Indian! (the UCLA anthropology and sociology departments call thej* "L4 Jollaos") lived along the north shore o£ the lagoonf alfir backras 7,300 years ago They didn't stay there year ;*r(^ad, and |r6m 6 yeats ago to the .present fte eicava^J iarfchde616®ir site giveis evidence &at ti^ La JoUans tl» tegooD their home very often.ii; :| , The ^^HTt^^irea^ii expedition passed by tbe lagoon its y?fty:Jjt9l^^©re!j| a good cSaiicif: the expiOT(#ii| catifipe^^^^ Green. VaJIey" to the soufhe^ Tbe iex^ejlmon probably traveled along or near wHat-K'»0fe El Cartiino 'Real iaii(J probably met up with or at least s4#^viden(ie (if th#^,L^ Dieguenos, the Indian <hiftures that followed the ta Jollans; So ^£|ttie Indiahs and enter the Europeans. 'ThiiC|jMiiiards, though j re stick around osach cithe^'^itops their mo$t Impbrfent and noticeable, coa- InbtitiliiMme iagt^s KistorSf. is its name; "bateqa^ is l^anirt f<ip;'%ater 6oI«r^^^^^ isotbSEs^Mti^ele^dTit^fi^^ thatit's mtt<fb bestter • iOianvjIyj Agua Hedioi^# wUcb me^s "stinkiag waie^!? iK:p| lit (mtll tHe;i«IO^:tba|St^^ ' " ith^iiKft4M'ft# l|Rpearahce,iC&tf ridst ^KJwa'^ s^tlemenl^ thetfiai|jl. tb* lagoon •f«rf ta|gQ^#* ai^ the ... iji^i^ge^r^^jp^ ^desfemed'. soihfefime afterward. Thebpetttttg;fias more oflm been at its present spot ever since.) It wasn't until 1934 that the Santa Fe Railroad tracks were built in their present location. But back to the 1800s. Thomas Metcalf and Jacob Gruendike together formed the La Costa Town and Land Company in 1887. They owned from 3,000 to 4,000 acres and their propertj' extended irom the area Photos by Thomas Soto where the La Costa Resort Hotel and Spa now sits west to the beach. They also owned land directly soutii and north to the present Poinsettia Lane. Batiquitos Lagoon has plenty of salt and the Califomia Salt Co. took advantage of that saUnity in 1901 and 1902 when it operated 25 acres of salt-evaporation ponds in the lagoon's eastern area. Saltwater was pumped into the ponds from wells 30- to 50-feet: deep in the then-dry lagoon. Some of the earthen dikes of those abandoned ponds still remain and it's possible there was another dike at the southern end of the .salt ponds which served as a duck blind constmcted by a duck hunting club — whpse members laid m wait for the water fowl for a period in the early 1900s. The alluvial fill in the canyons on the lagoon's north side has given that land p rich soil, perfect for agriculture and floriculture. It wasn't until 1914, though, that commercial farming began on the land there. And it wasn't until 1922 that flower and avocado growers shouted "eureka" and harvested avocadoes and planted the flowers for which the area is now famous. . . Left ajone^ it will eventually ' ( fill U|i and the natural vege- tation \y ill grow its way west. It's Inlvitable. Man has^ only V j I speeded It; up a Bit.* -.^-'^^-''^V-^ I ' , -Pauf J^ukas • • The Pacific C&^t Highway iis^ known as Higl^pi^Ol) • isas built in the |ears betw*ea"'©l^-1927. The SaSt'Hwcos Dam'wa& buat in 1952 ahd lS|^j$aipe decade seethe establishment of t|e Leucadia County Wai^ Distinct ln;1959. That was also the ^ar that a small boat maiina was pr<jposed for the lagoon, but that project got ..only as f^P. as a l^iniiiiary Engiaeerihg ilfcpoirt drfrwn ho inW*" '' Interstate 5 wMcoq^trfte^drt^ ^f^. ^ wsott, Tbe counit todK . Sd||ee 'fif*tfae lagoon dcsigijateJ it ais V|egi|$'fliEl?a^?4!™t# "Jt3 county^^ parHs and^ci^atKiii 8e|>artmiehti|%paFea a masier lian fer fte park'pevf Iopl|iNr, Pro|x>sitS» 13 put a dsbper en thiat idea, thoughv eff<^tively putting the project oit' iisdeflnite hold- *}/ \ 'hi ^ - * ; I Beveiiy Hills deisf^iJopelir Iphim Doultoa6ropose(} his ^ a Captain Nemo's Sfcr^Iiftrbojrf^ ' * B good' ''Hmt Proj, of the lagoon's iioHb shore acreage;.; And during all this lime, durmg all this change, Jack Lyman has lived quietly by the lagoon. He's about 73 now and has more or less lived by the lagoon since he was 2 years old. Bom in La Jolla in 1909, he moved there with his family m 1911 to a home on what is now Spinnaker Hill, about half a mile from his current residence on Batiquitos Drive. The older home bumed down and he and his father built the pr< .He learned to swim buddies never actuall; %man says he did Mrigating and floatia ^''My mother liked-1 fg|(jai< school an^lfh )'j^ough the lagOoo *>9Qie summers st{ i'l-'foot boat not, and: • He says his father c later became his own. now owns 12. Lyman went to gram house" near Ponto. 1 ("maybe five or six, w the resort is now —fai courts are") so there -inn r.i:v Sunday. April 25, 1982 The Blade-Tribune — 13 •.- t. 'A I North Hquitos resence Thomas Soto Hotel and Spa now sits west to the nd directly south and north to the enty of salt and the California Salt , salinity in 1901 and 1902 when it vaporation ponds in the lagoon's as pumped mto the ponds from the then-dry lagoon. Some of the idoned ponds still remain and it's dike at the southern end of the salt ick blind — constracted by a duck bers laid in wait for the water fowl 00s. • • yons on the lagoon's north side has oil, perfect for agriculture and 0 1914, though, that commercial there. And it wasn't until 1922 that s shouted "eureka" and harvested flowers for which the area is now it will eventually the natural vege- row its way west. 3le. Man has only )eeded it up a bit. •Paul Klukas ly (usually knowr. as Midway lOi) ween 1912-1927 The Sas |Iarcos ind that same decade MW the iia Coimty Water Distirict hi 1959. a small boat marina was proposed project got only as &r as a teport drawn up in 1963, -i ted in 1965, as was Sjei^ Costa lOtice of the lagoon in 1*7 and park. And it was in 197« Jhat the n department prepared a master nent. Proposition 13 put a damper ectively putting the proiect on omm Doulton proposed hih idea of arbor for the iagoon s imjth shors vever, made it clearly ttiowri that his father built the present house in 193S. He iearned to swim in the lagoon, and although he and his buddies never actually played Huck Finn and 'Tom Sawyer, Lyman says he did build a raft and spend some time navigating and floating the lagoon's shallow channels. "Mw Twnthor lilfn/1 in toll mo nf tho tilB/i sio oaiiffht nio dilt t.he present nouse in 1938. '3 d to swim in the lagoon, ahd although he and his er actually piayed Huck Fhm and Tom Sawyer, s he did build; a raft and spend some time and floating the ikgoon's^ shallow channds. her liked to tell ;me-o£ the^time she cairght me -'.od and floating pa the ra|^' lai says, ^ the lagoon is ne v|r c^j| Lymail say^ that ojtr n»rs it stayed deep enoum to sail on. I nave an no#, and I'm waiting," W ' • '''1 '" is father originally had 120 acres. Sixty CK those \e. his own. He sold a few (rf; them, howevft", and ent to grammar school in "a little one-room school r Ponto. There Hvefe few'families hi the area e or six, with a White Rusi^ah family near where now — fairiy close to whereOie (La Costa) tennis i so there was trouble keepmg the school open 'Some summers, it stayed deep enough.'jto sail on.' -jack Lyman 2 years with the 10 to 18 pupils that could be P- 3 "'^ tarted high school in 1922, attending Oceanside* igh. From there he went to what is now San Diego ersity and then to the University of Califomia at jr two years, trying for a secondary degree. I came a wife and started dry farming vegetables." i he "gradually got into the hatchery busmess" but 1969 and "has been a loafer ever smce," ''| las "three children — all rals^ln the house by tte II grandchildren and one greai-graadchild on tw e were six children in my^mily when I was a ki^ us are still livmg, and so we all ^t together during :iT months. It'a quite a gatbc^gand the kids love ti 7nies." •• • . ' './.J % -4 \ "l he lagoon's mfamious stench du|ing the summer . says he doesn't notice It' ¥ "-^'^ ^ M s to come from the southwest side of the freeway/^ ot really bothered by it or by the mosquitoes." , Lyman wasn't an avid duck hunter when younger, T.ember a time when there was "a big flock of -itting in one of those dikes. A dike full of ducks. ot three shots. Oh, but what a great number of lot. Ate lots of duck.'' DATE: TO: FROM: RE: MEMORANDUM Land Use Planning Office, Vicki Bov?en Engineering Department Building Department, Emile Plude Fire Department, Dave Kelso Fire Department, Sunny Billiard Utilities and Maintenance, Chuck Mitchell Police Department, Sheila Tarvin Finance Department, Donna McClain Land Use Planning Manger STREET NAMES FOR PACi^^C' l^^^ CoJP The following street names have been submitted for approval as a part of the final map processing for ^g- '^g _ . .• Please submit any comments to Lynn FitzGerald by "g/fc/^fe A map delineating street locations is available for your review in the Land Use Planning Office. Street Names: MJH:LF:ad SMITE lExhibit A *1. 2. *3. 1. *5. 6. 7. ANY NON-CONFLICTING NAME TOPOGRAPHICAL CHARACTERISTICS FAMOUS NAMES ANIMALS FLOWERS, TREES BIRDS SPANISH NAMES 'These areas may also include nautical terms CITY OF CARLSBAD Street Name Classification Map EXHIBIT "C" *1. 2. *3. 1. *5. 6. 7. ANY NON-CONFLICTING NAME TOPOGRAPHICAL CHARACTERISTICS FAMOUS NAMES ANIMALS FLOWERS, TREES. PLANTS AND BIRDS MINERALS, GEMS SPANISH NAMES *These areas may aiso include nautical terms