MUP 2002-3490 •
City of La Quinta
Community Development Department
78-495 Calle Tampico
La Quinta, California 92253
(760) 777-7125 FAX: (760) 777-1233
APPLICATION FOR
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Case No. MO 07- -
Date Recvd.
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APPROVAL
MINOR USE PERMIT applications are reviewed and approved by the Community Development Director
pursuant to Section 9.210.020, of the Zoning Code. The purpose of the review is to ensure that land uses requiring
the permit do not have an adverse impact on surrounding properties, residents, or businesses.
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CITY OF LA QUiNTA
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l SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS•
❑ Plot Plan, floor plans and elevation plans (as determined by Community Development Department staff).
Five (5) sets of plans on 8'/z" x 11" sheet or folded down to 8%Z" x 11".
❑ Filing fee for Minor Use Permit. If filing multiple applications, the most expensive application will be
charged full fee, with remaining related applications discounted 50% for each. This discount does not apply
to Environmental Information form.
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(Signature provides consent for - plicant t use site)vpropose ctivity).
DATE
(Separate written authority by owner to submit application may be provided)
NOTE: FALSE OR MISLEADING INFORMATION GIVEN IN THIS APPLICATION SHALL BE
GROUNDS FOR DENYING APPLICATION.
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FINANCE DEPT
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RECEIPT City of La Duinte, 78-495 Calle Tampico, P. O. Box 1504, La Quinta CA 92253
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P.O. Box 1504
78-495 CALLS TAMPICO (760) 777-7000
LA QUINTA, CALIFORNIA 92253 FAX (760) 777-7101
Ms. April Acker
78-060 Calle Estado, #7
La Quinta, Ca 92253
SUBJECT: MINOR USE PERMIT 2002-349
(TEMPORARY TRAILER)
Dear Ms. Acker:
The Community Development Department has approved your request to establish a
temporary trailer on Lot 41 of Tract 28983 for a four month period, subject to the
enclosed plan and the following conditions:
1 . Obtain a building permit including an electrical permit for temporary power.
2. Provide restroom facilities to accommodate personnel.
3. Mounted on the exterior of the trailer close to the front door shall be a written
notice providing emergency personnel your 24-hour emergency phone number
they can call in case problems arise that need your prompt attention (i.e.,
minimum 1 " high letters).
4. Install one 2A10BC fire extinguisher inside the trailer by the front exit door.
5. No temporary signs are permitted unless separately approved by this
Department.
6. Removal of the trailer is required shall be done by October 7, 2002, unless a
time extension is applied for and granted by this Department. The Community
Development Director may extend the permit for a set time period if needed.
No fee is charged to extend this permit.
7. Dust control measures shall be employed if parking is allowed adjacent to the
trailer. Such control measures shall include a gravel parking lot since the use
is temporary. In addition, temporary landscaping shall be installed as shown on
the planting plan.
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8. The City may elect to add Conditions to this application request to mitigate any
problems that arise not previously addressed herein.
This decision may be appealed to the Planning Commission by anyone provided they
submit the necessary paperwork and filing fee of $175.00 with this office within 15
days of approval of this. permit.
Should you have any questions please contact me at (760) 777-7068.
Sincerely,
JERRY HERMAN
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
MARTIN MAGANA
Associate Planner
c: John Hardcastle, Code Compliance
Tom Hartung, Building & Safety
John Freeland, Public Works
Fire Department
Sheriff's Department
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PD Phoenix dactylifera Height Per Plan BTF= Bougainvillea "Temple Eire" 5901, �PNDSCgp
Date Palm Bougainvillea v N0Rr
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PGH Prosop i5 chliensls DW Dasyllrion wheeler! "5901.
Expires Januar) 2603
Thornless MescLulte Desert spoon (Grey) z�
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California Pepper
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SHRUB5 61ROUND GOVERS qlF OF CAS
5YM. NAME GOMMENT5
BMJ Buxus microphylla Japonlca
Japanese Boxwood
GN Cassia nemophila
Green Gassla
LJT Ligu5trum .japonicum 'Texanum'
Wax Leaf Privet
LMY Lantana montevidensis 'bold Mound'
Lantana
PGB Prunus carollniano 'Bright and Tight'
Carolina Cherry
PTV Pittosporum tobira 'Varlegata'
Variegated Mock Orange
RIB Rhaphiolepis Indica 'Ballerina'
India Hawthorn
NOTE:
Ail trees that are brought in from Arizona
are to be Inspected by Agricultural Dept.
prior to planting. Contractor is to call
for inspection.
SYM. NAME GOMMENTS
L Gynodon doctylon 'Tifgreen 32b' Sod
Hybrid Bermuda Grass
Annual Golor 10" O.G.
To be selected by Land. Arch.
4 r Salt River Rock 7" deep fill under add. shrubs
(1/3) !/2" to 1", (2/3) 1" to 5"
NOTE:
ALL AREAS WITH SALT RIVER SHALL BE TREATED WITH A PRE -EMERGENT
HERBIGIDE PRIOR TO AND AF=TER INSTALLATION OF THESE AREAS,
INSTALL ROGK OVER VeWITT PRO 5 WEED BARRIER' OR APPROVED EQUAL.
DENOTED TREES REQUIRE "DEEPROOT" OR APPROVED ROOT BARRIER
5HRUE3 5YNIB0L5
( ) I gallon shrub (L � J 5 gallon ahrub X 15 gallon Shrub
5= LOW BRANGHIN6
5TD = 5TANDA RD
PALM TREE PLANTING NOTES PLANTING NOTES
1. Palms shall be planted using established planting procedures. Refer to
palm tree planting detail.
2. Palm tree root balls shall be trimmed or cut to ensure re vert from
transplanting shock
.3. Palm trees must be in a healthy condition at time of delivery. i�alm
trees determined unhealthy or damaged at time of delivery or installation
shall be rejected by contractor and replaced by subcontractor at his
expense.
4. All palms shall be cleaned of excessive dead and ragged fronds or frond
stubble. Cut fronds should be cut to a maximum leng� of 6'.
5. Called out heights of palms shall be THE HEIGHT FROM TOP 01= ROOT 5ALL
TO E30TTOM OF LiVE FRONDS.
(. Palm trees to be properly watered in and soils properly tamped around the
root balls when planting, leaving no volds of soli around root balls.
1. Palm trees shall be planted vertically, unless noted otherwise.
5. Trunks should be rough with frond bases still securely attached.
9, Trunks may not be totally skinned unless noted to do so.
10, Trunk bases may be skinned to a maximum height of V-4' (taller trees 69
11. Skinned areas above the 6' level will be accepted, at the direction of the
Landscape Architect.
12. Care should be exerelsed in the cabling during transport and planting so as
not to damage or loosen bark
13, Severe cracking or holes in the basal trunk area will not be acceptable,
14. One initial watering will be performed by subcontractor. Basin willl be left
on each palm so subsequent watering can be performed by ethers, Basln
is to be removed during finish grading.
15, Subcontractor to untie frond tops (60) days after planting.
Irv. Palm tress shall be planted a minimum of 18' away from building saves.
1-1. it is recommended any palm tree planted within 5' of any walk, wall or
structure be planted with Deep Root root barrier to a depth of 2' minimum
to protect against root damage.
16. Washingtonla robusta trunks are to have a minimum diameter of 14" measured
4' high on trunk above finish grade.
NOTE:
NO PALM TREE SHALL RE OUT OF THE ORIGINAL GROUND FOR MORE THAN
(48) HOURS PRIOR TO RELOCATION AND PLANTING.
i. Before any plants are planted, all planted areas are to have been graded
in an acceptable manner to asssure positive drainage per the grading notes.
2. Separate all shrub/ground cover areas from lawn areas with 2'x 2' redwood
headerboard or 3 layers of redwood bendarboard with staggered Joints
(refer to planting plans). Stake headerboard with i'x 2'x 12' redwood
stakes spaced 46' on center maximum.
3• Plant shrubs a minimum of 30' from all landscape light fixtures.
4. UJhexe clrcumatances permit, plant no tree closer than 15' to an edge of
paving or headerboard.
�. Provide all shrubs which need support with 1/2' square redwood stakes.
Once installed, trim top of stake 6' below top of shrub. Use green
Plastic ties.
6. Remove all stakes from vines
1. Refer to planting details.
b. Whenever possible, use plant materiale- acclimated to the Coachella Valley.
13. Landscape contractor when tying vlries is to use a drill to establish the
pilot hole to recv
lve the 46 -head portion of the molly.
1st. UkIn tying vines or espaliers, wires sh�auld be spaced as follows: ist (2)
at 1'-6' apart from finish grade, this next (3) at 1'-0' apart to make
the top wire at ro'-O' above finish grade. Wires should be a minimum of
V-0' tong center on plants. Uhan vines or espallers are closer than
10, apart, use a continuous wire between both plants.
11. For protection of trees in turf areas laave a bare area approx. 4' away
from tree base in all directions, For; plant pit size refer to specs.
12. Where circumstances permit, do not plaint specimen trees closer than four (4)
Feet from the edge of paving, headerboard, or roof lines. DEEPROOT or
approved root barriers are to be [installed per detall 'D' on the planting
specification sheet. Refer to plartmne legend for species requiring deep
root barriers.
13. WARNING Plant material listed may or�may not have been approved by "L
the Agricultural Commissioner's office. andscape contractor, please
contact the developer for status of Agricultural Commissioner's approval
or denial, Plant material not confortIme with quarantine laws may be
destroyed and civil action taken. All plant material is subject to
inspection at the discretion of the ,,4ericultural Comm (ssloner's office.
All plant material must be free from 1'ed Scale (Aonidielia aurantii).
14. No shrubs are to be planted within 15'jof hardscape, measured from canter
of shrub.
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Date Palm Bougainvillea v N0Rr
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PGH Prosop i5 chliensls DW Dasyllrion wheeler! "5901.
Expires Januar) 2603
Thornless MescLulte Desert spoon (Grey) z�
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SM 56hinue molle
� signature
California Pepper
Cate
SHRUB5 61ROUND GOVERS qlF OF CAS
5YM. NAME GOMMENT5
BMJ Buxus microphylla Japonlca
Japanese Boxwood
GN Cassia nemophila
Green Gassla
LJT Ligu5trum .japonicum 'Texanum'
Wax Leaf Privet
LMY Lantana montevidensis 'bold Mound'
Lantana
PGB Prunus carollniano 'Bright and Tight'
Carolina Cherry
PTV Pittosporum tobira 'Varlegata'
Variegated Mock Orange
RIB Rhaphiolepis Indica 'Ballerina'
India Hawthorn
NOTE:
Ail trees that are brought in from Arizona
are to be Inspected by Agricultural Dept.
prior to planting. Contractor is to call
for inspection.
SYM. NAME GOMMENTS
L Gynodon doctylon 'Tifgreen 32b' Sod
Hybrid Bermuda Grass
Annual Golor 10" O.G.
To be selected by Land. Arch.
4 r Salt River Rock 7" deep fill under add. shrubs
(1/3) !/2" to 1", (2/3) 1" to 5"
NOTE:
ALL AREAS WITH SALT RIVER SHALL BE TREATED WITH A PRE -EMERGENT
HERBIGIDE PRIOR TO AND AF=TER INSTALLATION OF THESE AREAS,
INSTALL ROGK OVER VeWITT PRO 5 WEED BARRIER' OR APPROVED EQUAL.
DENOTED TREES REQUIRE "DEEPROOT" OR APPROVED ROOT BARRIER
5HRUE3 5YNIB0L5
( ) I gallon shrub (L � J 5 gallon ahrub X 15 gallon Shrub
5= LOW BRANGHIN6
5TD = 5TANDA RD
PALM TREE PLANTING NOTES PLANTING NOTES
1. Palms shall be planted using established planting procedures. Refer to
palm tree planting detail.
2. Palm tree root balls shall be trimmed or cut to ensure re vert from
transplanting shock
.3. Palm trees must be in a healthy condition at time of delivery. i�alm
trees determined unhealthy or damaged at time of delivery or installation
shall be rejected by contractor and replaced by subcontractor at his
expense.
4. All palms shall be cleaned of excessive dead and ragged fronds or frond
stubble. Cut fronds should be cut to a maximum leng� of 6'.
5. Called out heights of palms shall be THE HEIGHT FROM TOP 01= ROOT 5ALL
TO E30TTOM OF LiVE FRONDS.
(. Palm trees to be properly watered in and soils properly tamped around the
root balls when planting, leaving no volds of soli around root balls.
1. Palm trees shall be planted vertically, unless noted otherwise.
5. Trunks should be rough with frond bases still securely attached.
9, Trunks may not be totally skinned unless noted to do so.
10, Trunk bases may be skinned to a maximum height of V-4' (taller trees 69
11. Skinned areas above the 6' level will be accepted, at the direction of the
Landscape Architect.
12. Care should be exerelsed in the cabling during transport and planting so as
not to damage or loosen bark
13, Severe cracking or holes in the basal trunk area will not be acceptable,
14. One initial watering will be performed by subcontractor. Basin willl be left
on each palm so subsequent watering can be performed by ethers, Basln
is to be removed during finish grading.
15, Subcontractor to untie frond tops (60) days after planting.
Irv. Palm tress shall be planted a minimum of 18' away from building saves.
1-1. it is recommended any palm tree planted within 5' of any walk, wall or
structure be planted with Deep Root root barrier to a depth of 2' minimum
to protect against root damage.
16. Washingtonla robusta trunks are to have a minimum diameter of 14" measured
4' high on trunk above finish grade.
NOTE:
NO PALM TREE SHALL RE OUT OF THE ORIGINAL GROUND FOR MORE THAN
(48) HOURS PRIOR TO RELOCATION AND PLANTING.
i. Before any plants are planted, all planted areas are to have been graded
in an acceptable manner to asssure positive drainage per the grading notes.
2. Separate all shrub/ground cover areas from lawn areas with 2'x 2' redwood
headerboard or 3 layers of redwood bendarboard with staggered Joints
(refer to planting plans). Stake headerboard with i'x 2'x 12' redwood
stakes spaced 46' on center maximum.
3• Plant shrubs a minimum of 30' from all landscape light fixtures.
4. UJhexe clrcumatances permit, plant no tree closer than 15' to an edge of
paving or headerboard.
�. Provide all shrubs which need support with 1/2' square redwood stakes.
Once installed, trim top of stake 6' below top of shrub. Use green
Plastic ties.
6. Remove all stakes from vines
1. Refer to planting details.
b. Whenever possible, use plant materiale- acclimated to the Coachella Valley.
13. Landscape contractor when tying vlries is to use a drill to establish the
pilot hole to recv
lve the 46 -head portion of the molly.
1st. UkIn tying vines or espaliers, wires sh�auld be spaced as follows: ist (2)
at 1'-6' apart from finish grade, this next (3) at 1'-0' apart to make
the top wire at ro'-O' above finish grade. Wires should be a minimum of
V-0' tong center on plants. Uhan vines or espallers are closer than
10, apart, use a continuous wire between both plants.
11. For protection of trees in turf areas laave a bare area approx. 4' away
from tree base in all directions, For; plant pit size refer to specs.
12. Where circumstances permit, do not plaint specimen trees closer than four (4)
Feet from the edge of paving, headerboard, or roof lines. DEEPROOT or
approved root barriers are to be [installed per detall 'D' on the planting
specification sheet. Refer to plartmne legend for species requiring deep
root barriers.
13. WARNING Plant material listed may or�may not have been approved by "L
the Agricultural Commissioner's office. andscape contractor, please
contact the developer for status of Agricultural Commissioner's approval
or denial, Plant material not confortIme with quarantine laws may be
destroyed and civil action taken. All plant material is subject to
inspection at the discretion of the ,,4ericultural Comm (ssloner's office.
All plant material must be free from 1'ed Scale (Aonidielia aurantii).
14. No shrubs are to be planted within 15'jof hardscape, measured from canter
of shrub.
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