1987 05 05 CC9u DECL*R*TION OF PO*TIN(;
I declae u*de*- pe*a1t* of pe*-jur* that I ant eniployed by the City of
La *uinta, in the *dniini*tratiye Se*vice* DePa*tRient; and that I
posted the fo*e3'oin3 *`*enda on th* out*jde entry to the Council
Chanibey.* of the City of La *uintd Ofttce at 78-105 Calle
Estado and at the Bulletin Board at the La P*uinta Fo*t Office on
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Si3ned Maz11 1987 at La *uinta, Cd] 1 fo* * a
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*(;END*
CITY COUNCIL CITY OF L* OUINT*
* re*ular niCetin'* of the City Council
tc) be hej'd at City Ha]l, 78-105 Caile
Estado, La *uin*a, Cdl**oInia
May 5, 1987 7:*0. p*n
I C*LL TO ORDER 7;*O
*. Fla'3 *alute
2 ROLL C*LL*4&*
3, CONFIRM*TION OF *CEND*.
4 FUBLIC COMMENT
5, COMMENT B* COUNCIL MEMBERS
6 HE*RINF,*
*. Public Hearin'*. Tentative Tract Map No, 21641
*PPLIC*NT La ndrna r k Land Company
LOCH*TION; P(;* We*t
PROJECT: 15 Lot Residential Development
and One Landscaped Pe* i meter Lot
I Report from the Plannin* Department,
2) Public comment
3) Council discussion,
4) Motio* to *pprove Tentative Tract No, 21641.
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Md)' 5, i987
Pa3e Two.
7. WRITTEN COMMUNIC*TJON*
*. Co*tniunication from Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Weise re'j-drdin3
street widening of *venida *ermudas.
I Report from the City Manager
E*. Communication from City of Rolling Hills Estate* regarding
Council support of * 1608, removal of unsafe commercial
vehicles from City streets. Mayor Hoyle)
8. DU*INES* *E*SION
*. PROPO*ED OPDJN*NCE NO. 108. *MENDINr, THE FIR*T
P*R**R*PH OF *ECTlON
16.02.010 OF THE LA *UINTA MUNICIPAL CODE, RELATINI; TO
INCORPORATING DY REFERENCE RIVERSIDE COUNTY ORDIN*NCE
NOS. 348 and 360.
I) Motion to introduce Ordinance No. 108.
B. RESOLUTION NO, 87-21. VACATING CERTAIN PORTIONS
OF AVENUE 52 AND
WASHINGTON STREET
1) Report from the City Manager
C. Request for Authorization to Release Various Bonds: Tract
No. 13640-2 and 13640-3, Eisenhower and Washington Street;
M.D. Johnson/Laguna de la Paz, Applicant.
1 Report from the City Manaqer
2) Motion to authorize release of warranty bonds.
D. Continued discussion City co-sponsorship of Coachella
Va 1 ley Business Outlook Conference 1 987
1 Council's pleasure.
F Study Session Items Disc uss ion ma* be made on items from
yesterday S Study Session, which are:
1) SCAG standing policy committees. Mayor Hoyle)
2) Discussion Purchase of downtown Christmas displays.
3) Discussion Coachella Valley Area Transportation
Study.
4) Communication from RCTC regarding 1/2 cent local sales
tax for street/h i!*hway maintenance Purposes.
5) Proposed Resolution No. 87-22, Opposing Assembly Bill
No. 2190 requiring that City Council members be
elected by district.
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May 5, i987
Pa3e Th*-ee,
9- COMMISSION/COMIIITTEE REPORTS
A.- F.lannin* Co*rnis*ion Minutes* 4-14-87)
El Sub-Coninittee Report re.aardin.3 revi*ion to O*dinance No
61 e*tablishin* a Coniniunity Servjce Cornrni*sio*1
I Repoi-t f*orri Admin. Service'= Director
2) Motion to introduce Ordinance No 09
10- CONSENT CALENDAR
4- Appro*a1 of Minutes City Council 4-21-87)
El. RESOLUTION NO 87-23 AFF'ROVIN* DEMANDS
C. ApproYd*1 of Plot Plan No. 87-378, Two Maint*nance
Faci* ities Landmark Land Company, Inc Appi icant
D. Appro*al of Plot Plan No 87-379., Remod*l of existin'3
facade and incoi*porati.on of roof-mounted *i'an, Schus*
Clark & Associate*, representin3 Circle K Markets
App 1 icant.
1) Motion to adopt Consent Calendar. ROLL CALL)
11 REPORT OF OFFICERS
4* City Mana**r q(* **+e
El. City Attorney- *
Adirunistrative Services Director * 0 I
Report on City*s 5th Elirthday Celebration-
Community Safety Director CF A**( *
Finance Director * b* *H' C*\& * *c * * c* *
Plannin3 Director- * * * p*k**
* *Qcu*d *Ze fh*'>id
1 2 ADJOURNMENT 6"'$S, 5*&(.
NOTICE OF UPCOMING COUNCIL/COMMISSION MEETINGS
May 4, 967 CC Study Session 3:00 PM
May 5, 1967 CC Re3ular Meetin3 7:30 PM
May 7, 987 CC/COC Mayor's Elreakfast 7:00 AM
May ii, 1987 PC Study Session 3:00 FM
May 12, 1987 PC Re'*ular Meetin* 7:00 PM
May 18, 1987 CC Study Session 3:00 F.M
May 9, 1987 CC Re3ular Meetinq 7:30 PM
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*P$OvED
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STA PORT CONTINUEDTO
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
DATE: May 5, 1987
APPLICANT: Landmark Land Company
PROJECT
LOCATION: Generally southwest of Avenue 54 and Madison
Street, within PGA West see Attachment #1)
PROJECT: Tentative Tract No. 21641 A Land Sales
Subdivision of 15 Residential Lots and 1 Landscape
Perimeter Lot Over 48.6 Acres
ZONING
DESIGNATION: R-2 Multiple-Family Dwellings)
GENERAL PLAN
DESIGNATION: Low Density Residential 2-4 Dwelling Units/Acre)
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSIDERATIONS: An Environmental Impact Report was prepared on the
overall 1'PGA West Specific Plan" which was
certified by the City Council on May 14, 1984.
Mitigation measures were incorporated into the
conditions of approval for the subject specific
plan and are currently being implemented with its
phased development. It was found that the 1PGA
West1' project would have a significant
environmental impact, and, therefore, a Statement
of Overriding Consideration was adopted for
Specific Plan No. 83-002.
PROPOSAL
DISCUSSION: Tentative Tract Map No. 21641 is a land division
designed to allow ownership transfer from Landmark
Land Company to Sunrise Company. Sunrise has
already filed an overlay tentative tract for
specific development of the residential lots. The
lot sizes are not specific and are subject to
adjustment during final map preparation.
DEVELOPMENT
STANDARDS: The R-2 zoning standards will apply to any future
development proposals on the subject lots. As
this is a land sales division only, development
standards are not an issue at this time.
Attachment #2 lists approximate lot dimensions.
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9uUTILITIES: All utilities exist along PGA Boulevard, and will
eventually be extended to the project site.
Utilities also exist along the alignment for
Inverness Drive.
ACCESS: Access has been provided in accordance with the
requirements of Ordinance No. 460 Municipal Land
Division Ordinance). Secondary access is shown
from the land division to Avenue 54. This access
has been previously approved as a construction
access only, and is not a part of the original
Specific Plan Approval for PGA West.
ANALYSIS
1. The Planning Commission at their April 14, 1987 meeting
unanimously adopted Planning Commission Resolution No. 87----
recommending to the City Council approval of Tentative Tract No.
21641 subject to the attached conditions.
2. The proposal is a standard land division with no specific
development requests at the present time.
3. Division of the land for purposes of ownership transfer will not
cause significant impacts to the environment.
4. Environmental impacts associated with consistent projects within
PGA West have been adequately addressed in the previously
prepared Environmental Impact Report.
5. The land division is consistent with the approved PGA West
Specific Plan.
6. Permanent access from the tract to Avenue 54 is not a part of the
original Specific Plan approval for PGA West.
PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION
This application was considered at a Public Hearing by the Planning
Commission at their meeting of April 14, 1987, and was recommended
for Council approval subject to conditions.
RECOMMENDATION
Adopt City Council Resolution No. granting approval of
Tentative Tract No. 21641, subject to the attached conditions.
attachments: 1. Location Map
2. Approximate Lot Sites
3. Tract Map
4. City Council Resolution
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9u CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO._________
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF LA QUINTA, CALIFORNIA, ANNOUNCING FINDINGS
CONFIRMING THE ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS AND GRANTING
APPROVAL OF TENTATIVE TRACT NO. 21641 TO ALLOW THE
CREATION OF A LAND SALES SUBDIVISION.
CASE NO. TT 21641 LANDMARK LAND COMPANY
WHEREAS, the Planning Commission of the City of La Quinta,
California, did on the 14th day of April, 1987, hold a duly noticed
public hearing recommending confirmation of the environmental
analysis and approval of the request of Landmark Land Company to
subdivide 48.6 acres into 15 residential lots and 1 landscape
perimeter lot generally bounded by Avenue 54 on the north, Madison
Street on the east, PGA Boulevard on the west and Airport Boulevard
extended on the south, more particularly described as:
A portion of Section 26, Township 6 south, Range 7 east, S.B.M.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of La Quinta, California,
did, on the 5th day of May, 1987 hold a duly noticed public hearing
to consider the applicant's request and recommendation of the
Planning Commission concerning the environmental analysis and
Tentative Tract Map No. 21641; and
WHEREAS, said tentative map has complied with the requirements of
The Rules to Implement the California Environmental Quality Act of
1970" County of Riverside, Resolution No. 82-213, adopted by
reference in City of La Quinta Ordinance No. 5), in that the
Planning Director has determined that the proposed tentative tract
has been previously assessed in connection with the PGA West
Specific Plan for which an Environmental Impact Report was approved;
and,
WHEREAS, at said Public Hearing, upon hearing and considering all
testimony and arguments, if any, of all interested persons desiring
to be heard, said City Council did find the following facts to
justify the approval of said tentative tract map:
1. The Tentative Tract No. 21641, as conditionally approved, is
generally consistent with the PGA West Specific Plan, the
goals, policies and intent of the La Quinta General Plan,
and the standards of the Municipal Land Division Ordinance.
2. That the subject site is physically suitable for the
proposed land division.
3. That the design of Tentative Tract Map No. 21641 is not
likely to cause substantial environmental damage or injury
to fish or wildlife or their habitat.
4. That the design of the subdivision, as conditionally
approved, is not likely to cause serious public health
problems.
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9u 5. The proposed Subdivision is not development specific and
will not result in any violation of existing requirements
prescribed by the Coachella Valley Water District and the
Regional Water Quality Control Board.
WHEREAS1 in the review of this tentative tract map, the City
Council has considered the effect of the contemplated action on the
housing needs of the region for purposes of balancing the needs
against the public service needs of the residents of the City of La
Quinta and its environs, with available fiscal and environmental
resources.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
La Quinta, California, as follows:
1. That the above recitations are true and correct and
constitute the findings of the Council in this case;
2. That it does hereby confirm the conclusion that the previous
Environmental Impact Report for PGA West Specific Plan
assessed the environmental concerns of this tentative tract;
3. That is does hereby approve the above-described Tentative
Tract Map No. 21641 for the reasons set forth in this
Resolution and subject to the attached conditions.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the La
Quinta City Council, held on this day of
1987, by the following vote, to wit:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
ABSTAIN:
Mayor
ATTEST:
CITY MANAGER/CITY CLERK CITY ATTORNEY
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MEMORANDUM \/APPROVED *E?flED
CITY OF LA QUINTA oCONTINUED TO
To: Mayo* and Lity Council
From: fon I<ied*ows*i City Mana.3e1
Date: *p*il 30 i 987
Subject: Lette* from Ken Weise re *venida *ermudas
The attached letter was referred to my office by iiayor Hoyle and
has been placed on the a*'enda as a written communication
pursuant to a *equest by Nr* and Mrs Weise*
Thi* matter ha* been referred to the Plannin..* Department staff
for inc 1 usion in and discussion d ur in.:j the Vii la3e Fl an study
The item has been transmitted for Council i nforma ti on
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April 10, 1987
Honorable Mayor and City Council
City of La Quinta
La Quinta, CA
Dear Mayor Hoyle and Councilmembers Sniff, Pena, Cox, and
Bohnenberger:
My immediate concern is the planned street widening of Avenida
Bermudas in the Village of La Quinta.
I am a property owner of La Quinta and own property fronting
on Avenida Bermudas. I oppose the proposed street widening
plan because:
1. It would create a hazardous traffic condition, encouraging
fast through traffic that would be dangerous to village
citizens, their children, and village visitors.
2. It would destroy all or part of the unique triangular
islands facing the east side of Avenida Bermudas on
Calle Cadiz, Calle Barcelona and Calle Amigo.
3. It would destroy trees, shrubs, and the natural beauty
of the area.
4. It would divide the walking village concept by cutting
into the middle of the village and possibly causing a
dangerous traffic problem.
5. It would possibly cause the demolition of some existing
historical buildings and other structures.
6. It would result in the loss of land from my property,
limiting and reducing its value.
As a property owner and citizen, I have a common interest with
others in seeing that the downtown area of La Quinta develops
in an orderly way, taking full advantage of its unique and
lovely charm. Please consider my voice in this matter and
include it for the next Council Agenda.
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9uHonorable Mayor and City Council Page 2
April 10, 1987
Your efforts and good planning decisions will be appreciated
and hopefully will bring about a unique, de*irable, and
beautiful Village of La Quinta.
Respectfully,
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Date: 2r* /J/;/
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Name:
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Telephone Number Home
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oDENlED
oCONTINUED TO
lncorpora ted
S* 18. THE CITY OF
1Q57
ROLLING HILLS ESTATES
404* PALOS VERDES DRIVE NORTH * ROLLING HII.LS ESTATES, CA. 90274
TELEPHONE 377-1577
1=1
April 14, 1987
Honorable Mayor
City Hall
California
Dear Honorable Mayor:
I am writing this letter on behalf of the Rolling Hills Estates' City Council
to urge you and your Council to support and endorse AB 1608, an important piece
of legislation which will help to improve the overall safety of our roadways in
the State of California. For your information and review, I have enclosed a
copy of the bill as well as a summary of the proposal prepared by the State
Legislative Counsel.
The proposed legislation introduced by Assemblyman Katz would allow greater
flexibility for the removal of unsafe commercial vehicles from local streets
and highways. Currently, the only officers authorized to handle this task are
California Highway Patrol Officers; however, other law enforcement officials,
including Police Officers through municipalities and County Sheriffs' Officers,
do not have this statutory authority. AB 1608 would grant the aforementioned
officials the necessary power to remove unsafe commercial vehicles when it is
determined that their continued operation would create a hazard to the motoring
public and when a California Highway Patrol Officer is unable to respond to the
location of the vehicle within a reasonable time. We feel this measure is
absolutely critical in enhancing the safety of our roadways and would result in
a reduction of serious truck accidents which heretofore have plagued not only
our City but other cities across the State.
Inasmuch as the safety of motorists throughout California could be affected by
this legislation, we strongly encourage your City Council to endorse this
measure and we urge you to contact your respective State legislative represent
atives for the purpose of garnering support for the passage of this bill.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
#ye
HUGH H. MULLER
Mayor
HHM/rbt/sf
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* 1 persons. Other commercial enforcement officers, as
***4-* 2 defined in Section 261, may make those determinations
3 only after finding that a California Highway Patrol officer
4 is unable to respond to the location of the vehicle within
5 a reasonable time.
6 SEC. 4. No reimbursement is required by this act
*. 7 pursuant to Section 6 of Article XIII B of the California
* 8 Constitution because the only costs which may be
9 incurred by a local agency or school district will be
10 incurred because this act creates a new crime or
11 infraction, changes the definition of a crime or infraction,
12 changes the penalty for a crime or infraction, or
13 eliminates a crime or infraction.
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DENIED
CONTINUED
4*F *
CITY OF LA QUINTA
TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT
SUBJECT: ORDINANCE AMENDMENT NOTING THAT THE ZONING AND
SUBDIVISION ORDINANCES ARE SET OUT IN THE MUNICIPAL
CODE
DATE: APRIL 21, 1987
Attached is a draft Ordinance which amends Section 16.02.010. In
particular, the Ordinance notes that the Riverside County Zoning
Ordinance and Subdivision Ordinance are set out in the La Quinta
Municipal Code in full. The Amendment is at the request of the
company which is codifying the Municipal Code and inserting the full
text of the referenced regulations
MEMOCC.002
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9u O*DIN*NCE NO. 108
AN ORDIN*NCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF LA *UINTA, CALIFORNIA,
AMENDING THE FIF*ST PARAGRAPH OF *ECTION 16.0* 010 OF THE
LA QUINTA MUNICIPAL CODE, RELATING TO INCORPORATING BY
REFERENCE RIVER*IDE COUNTY ORDINANCE* NO*. 340 a*d 460
The City Council of the City of La Quinta doec ordain a*
follows:
SECTION 1 The first para'*raph of Section 16*02.0.l0 of the La
*ui*ta Municipal Code hereby i's amended as worded in E*hibit A.
SECTION 2. EFFECTIVE DATE.. This Ordinance shall be in full
force and effect thirt* 30* days af te* passaqe.
SECTION 3. POSTING. The City Clerk shall, witnin 15 day
afte- the passa*e of this o*dinance, c..au'se it to be po'sted in at
lea*t two public places desi3'nated by resolution of t*e Ci*y Council*
shall ce*tify to the aLloption and posting of this Oydinance; an*
shall. cau'se this. O*dinance and it's certification, toqether with proof
of postinq, to be ente*-ed into the Book of Ordinances of this City.
APPROVED AND ADOPTED by the La *uinta City Council at their
regular meeting held tnis day of 1987, by
the following roll call vote:
AYES
NOES:
ABSTAIN:
ABSENT:
Mayo
ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM
City Manager/Clerk City Attorney
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9"u11) 465 Regulating the Sanitation, Safety and
Cleanliness of Public Swi#rrning
Pools;
12) 466 Control of Disease. in Livestock and
Regulating Corrals, Stockyard. end
reed Yards;
13) 471 Operation of Motor Vehicles on Rider.'
and Hikers' Trails;
14) 484 Control of Blowing Sand;
15) 492 Regulating rood Establishments Other
Than Restaurants;
16) 521 Regulating Transporting of Food For
Corrrnercial Purposes in Wholesale
rood Vehicles;
17) 522 Regulating Rock Festivals and Other
Outdoor rest I va Is;
18) 523 Control of Files by Health Officials;
19) 524 Regulating Oversi2e and Overweight
Vehicles and Loads;
20) 525 Regulating the Inspection, Maintenance
and Testing of Water Backflow
Prevention Devices;
21) 527 Control and Abatement of Fly Breeding;
22) 534 Control of Animals Running at Large
Other Than Dogs and Cats;
23) 540 Regulation of Persons Cleaning
Cesspool. and Similar Facilities;
24) 543 Prohibiting Public Exposure of Private
Parts and Female Breasts by Waiters,
Waitresses and Entertainers;
25) 547 Implementing the Aiquist-Priolo Special
Studies Zones Act re Ceologic
Reports;
26) 551 Control of Bees;
27) 554 Establishing Health Service Fees;
28) 555 Implementing the Surface Mining and
Reclamation Act of 1975;
29) 565 Establishing'Health Service Fees
Relating to Corrrnercial Poultry
Ranches;
30) 567 Regulating Food Handlers.
16.02.020 Adoption by reference of implementing
regulations. Additional 1y1 all resolutions, rules and
regulations of the County of Riverside which have been so
applicable in implementation of the aforesaid ordinances or of
mandates of State law such as, but not limited to, the
California Environmental Ouality Act), including the fixing of
fees, to the extent that the same are effective as of the date of
February 3, 1982 and are not inconsistent with any similar
enactment or ordinance of this City, are to remain in full force
and effect as resolutions, rules and regulations, respectively,
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oCONTINUED TO
RESOLUTION NO, 8721
* RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
L* *UINTA, C*LIFORNI*, V*C*TING CERT*IN PORTIONS
OF *VENU 52 *ND W*SHINGTON STREET,
WHERE*S, on *pril 16, 1985, the City Council did adopt its
Resolution No. 8538 vacatina the herein described portion of *venue
J*; and
WHERE*S, said street vacation action was taken followin* Plannin*
Conmission review and noticed public hearin'*s all in accordance with
applicable provisions of law; and
WHERE*S, at the time of said hearin.35 and action, it was the
i rtent of the Plannjn* Comnussion and City Council to add i tiona I ly
vacate the vesti'*ia 1 remnant portion of Wash in3ton Street between the
abandoned section of *venue 52 and the new successor a 1 i*nment of
*venue 52; and
WHERE*S, said intent is demonstrated by the maps and exhibits for
trie *venue 52 Specific Plan *mendment and Tentative Tract Map No.
20328 and its successor No. 21880.; and
WHERE*S, said intent to vacate the vesti*ial remnant on
Washin3ton Street was not provided for nor set out in Resolution No,
85-30 vacatin3 certain portions of 4venue 52, which was a minor error
due to inadvertence and excusable ne3lect, and
WHERE*S, it is now necessary to cure and correct said minor error
by adoptin* this correctin8 resolution which also vacates said
remnant portion of Wash in*ton Street and rep laces and supercedes
Resolution No 85-38.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of La Quinta does
RESOLVE as follows:
The City Council hereby finds and determines that the
fol 1 owi n* described portions of *venue 52 and Wash i nBton
Street are unnecessary for present or prospective pub 1 ic use
and hereby orders said streets vacated and abandoned
2. Said streets ordered vacated and abandoned are 1) *venue 52
between *venida *ermudas and a point 1,321 feet west of
Jefferson Street, and 2) Washin3ton Street between said
vacated portion of *venue 52 and the new real i3nment of
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*venue 52 as depicted oY* the *venue 52 Specific Plan Nos.
85-OO7* and B5-OO7* Said real property is particularly
described iy* Exhibit * attached heieto a*id incorporated
herein by this refere*ce * nap designatin'3 the portion of
said ave*ue and street to be vacated is attached hereto as
E x hi bit * *" and i *ic orpor ated herein by this reference,
3. The City Council hereby finds and deternimes that the
streets ht-' reb" vacated and abandoned are not useful as a
nonniotoy i zed transportation facilities as defined in
Streets and Hi*hw ays Code, Section 156, nor useful as a
bicycle path or route pursuant to Public Resources Code,
Section 5079.
4. The City Council hereby finds and deternines that public
convenience and necessity require that the presently
existin3 public utility easements shall be either relocated
and/or abandoned to the satisfaction of the affected public
utilities prior to the recordation of this Resolution* or,
in the alternative, City niay in its discretion, accept
written comnitments from the affected utilities relative to
said relocation and abandonment.
5. The portions of *venue 52 and Wash in3ton Street hereby
vacated shall not be closed except for liflited period* of
time for public safety and convenience by order of the Cit*
*1ana*er) to public use nor shall any construction or
deniolition occur thereon until the followin* conditions are
conipleted and per fornied
a. *ccess shall be provided from realiqned *venue 52 to
the front of the Desert Club in accordance with City
requirements and to the sati 5 fac ti on of the *pp 1 ic ant
the owner of the Desert Club and the City Council
I) If an a'*reement satisfactory to the *pplicant and
the owner of the Desert Club cannot be
accomplished, then public road access shall be
provided.
b. The *)plicant shall be responsible to pay all costs
associated with the relocation of *venue 52 in
accordance with the provisions and conditions of
approval for Specific Plans Nos. B5-0.054 and 85-005*.
These costs shall include, but not be limited to the
c onstr uc ti on or installation of road improvements,
noise barriers, 1 andsc ap in3 and traffic Control devices
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C The portion of *venue 52 appro'**ed for vacation shall
not be closed except for united periods of tine for
public safety a*d convenience by order of the city
nana3er) to the public use nor shall any construction
or demolition thereon until the followin3 condition*
are completed and per for med
*ll improvements shown on Exhibits *F*" and *`D* as
c onta i ned in the Community Development Department 5
file for Specific Plans Nos 85-005* and 85-005*, and
as amended by those conditions of approval, shall be
completed by the *pplicant for acceptance by the City,
inc 1 ud i *
1) Full-width improvements to an ultimate width
of 100 feet for that portion of *venue 52
between Desert Club Drive and Washington
Street, in accordance with Specific Plan
Exhibit *
2) Full-width improvements to an ultimate width
of 110 feet for that portion of Avenue 52
between Washin3ton Street and a point 662
feet west of Adams Street, in accordance with
Specific Plan Exhibit *B*
3) Interim 28-foot-wide, paved road between the
point 662 feet west of 4dams Street and a
point I 32i feet west of Jefferson Street, in
accordance with Specific Plan Exhibit *D*
4) One-half width improvements to an ultimate
width of 100 feet for that portion of Avenue
52 between Aveni d a *er ni udas and Desert Club
Drive
5) One-half width improvements to an ultimate
width of 42 feet for that portion of Avenida
Nuestra between Washington Street and Calle
Rondo
6) Closure of Avenida Nuestra at Washington
Street*
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Pa3* Four
7) Installation of noise buffers and landscap in'*
a 10n3 *venue 52 and *venida Nuestr a as
re* ILi red by the p rovi 5 ions and Conditions of
Specific Flan Nos 85*OO5* and 85-00 SB.
0) Installation of ifliproveflients to the
intersection of *venue 52 and *venida
Bermudas.
ci* I rnpr oveflient p1 an d r awi n*s for road improvements shall
be subject to review and a p pr ova 1 by the City
*n'*ineer Transitional pavement for intersection* and
1 a ne red uc t ion areas channel i z at i on or strip i n3)
plans, and traffic control device plans shall be
subfliitted for review and approval with the street
i r'ip r overnent p1 a ns
1 *ny required encroachnient permits shall be secured
prior to be3innin3 any work within ri3hts-of-way,
2) *ll necessary ria'-ht-of-way dedications shall be
fliade
e Fr ior to the closure of existin* *venue 52, the
*pplicant shall dedicate a site and contribute to the
construction of a new fire station, in accordance with
the conditions of approval for Tentative Tract Map No.
20*28, Revision No 1. Provision shall be made to
assure that adequate access to and froni the existinq
fire stat i on is maintained d ur i n* construction of
improve*ents
f. Specific Plans Nos 85-0054 and 85-0.05B shall be
a dop ted and in effect prior to the vac at i on herein
provided and the access, C Onstr uc ti on of i flip r ovements,
and other actions required to be per for flied by this
Section 5 shall be in accordance with said Specific
P1 an and in accordance with the c ond it ions of tentative
Tract 21830 Provided, however, that to the extent
amendments to said Specific Plan or Tract 21880
Conditions., or a mend ments to the Ci'.. CLI 1 at i on F lement of
the &ener a 1 *l an, ch a nqe or amend any of said
requirements, said per for manc C sha 3.1 be in accordance
with the latest adopted amendments.
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*. City shall retain interirvi responsibility arid liability
for naintenance arid operation of said vacated *venue 52
and Wa*h i n'*ton Street until said streets are actually
closed to public use as herein provid*d.
6 The City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to record a
certified copy of this Resolution in the office of tile
County Recoy der of Riverside County at such tine as the
co iditions et forth in Sections 4 and 5 hereof are
satisfacto*ily completed and per for r*ed or committed to be
C Ofli* 1 eted and per for med
*PF'ROVED arid *DOF'TED this dav of i987 by
the followin* vote:
NOES:
*F*SENT:
M4YOR
*TTEST: *FPROVED AS TO FORM:
CITY MANAGER/CITY CLERK CITY ATTORNEY
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MEMORANDUWV,A*P***ED
CITY OF LA OUINTA
#eiOF
To: The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
VIA: Ron Kiedrowski, City Manager
DATE: May 5, 1987
SUBJECT: Bond Releases; Tract 13640-2 and 13640-3, and
Eisenhower/Washington Street
LOCATION: Eisenhower Drive at Washington Street
REQUEST: Authorize Release of Various Bonds
APPLICANT: M. B. Johnson, Laguna De La Paz
The public improvements for Eisenhower Drive and Washington Street
were accepted for public maintenance on April 15, 1986. The
applicant has requested a release of his one year warranty bond
$22,347.43). Staff recommends a release of these bonds.
The applicant has also requested a release of the bonds posted for
the utilities and private street improvements and survey monument
bonds for Tract No. 13640-2 and 13640-3. Staff has on file a release
letter from Coachella Valley Water District relative to the bonded
sewer and water improvements. Staff recommends that the following
bonds be released:
A. Tract No. 13640-3
Bond Type Purpose Amount
Subdivision Monument Bond Monuments $ 5,000.00 *
Faithful Performance Bond Water System on site) Sl,6l3.2O**
Material & Labor Bond II II 25,806.60**
Faithful Performance Bond Washington/Eisenhower
Wa*er System 62,556.00* *
Material & Labor Bond I II 31,278.00*
Faithful Performance Bond Washington/Eisenhower
Sewer System l32,925.80*
Material & Labor Bond II II II 62,462.90 *
Faithful Performance Bond Sewer System on site) 54,455.40*
Material & Labor Bond I II Pt 27,227.70*
Faithful Performance Bond Streets & Drainage
on site) 209,769.60 L-'
Material & Labor Bond II It ti l04,884.80*
Warranty Bond Exterior Streets
Eisenhower/Washington) 22,337.4*
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9)uB. Tract No. 13640-2
Subdivision Monument Bond Monuments 5,000.00 *
Faithful Performance Bond Streets & Drainage
on site) 92,837.46*
Materials & Labor Bond II II II 46,418.73*
RECOMMENDATION:
That the City Council authorize the release of the warranty bond for
Eisenhower Drive/washington Street public improvements and authorize
the release of the private street/drainage bonds and outside utility
agency bonds for Tract No. 13640-2 and 13640-3.
Prepared by:
Robert W. Weddle
City Engineer
RWW:bja
cc: N. B. Johnson, Applicant
Gary Fatland, Community Engineering Services
Jim Zimmerman, CVWD
Files Tract No. 13640-2
Tract No. 13640-3
BDRLTRl3.640
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CJ:ToI!v*UEED TO**1E
COAOHELLA *
VALLEY
BUSINESS DATE AGE.*DA*TEM#
OUTL*K April 7, 1987
CONFERENCE **RT7NVuEE% oDENIED
TO*
1987
COo*DINAiING
COMMIHEE
*iOhO* *
Olfy of * Wels
Mar Gs-'a Mr. Ron Kiedrowski
City Manager
City of La Quinta
*Cc,o*o Comj** P.O. Box 1504
La Quinta, CA 92253
Paj Arne*
Dear Mr. Kiedrowski:
* *r* Com**
B*jse The Coachella Valley and the County of Riverside Department of
*`e e:aenr Economic and CorrYnunity Development invites you to participate
as a co-sponsor in the 1987 Coachella Valley Business Outlook
Conference, The Myth and the Mystique". The conference
* coordinating committee is soliciting only fifteen 15)
Go*re* co-sponsors t* contribute five thousand dollars $5,000) for
Omme*.o roustria*Divs,o* financial sL*port in promoting this exciting event on business
Company opportunities in the majestic Coachella Valley. As a
* es contributor, you will be entitled to a booth display,
Ptesae registration for two 2) people, and advertisement exposure in
SmO*C*'ee * all promotional material on this electrifying conference.
Arn* *oo*e*
onO*: De.eCpmefl*SpeCaiIsr Advertising will be to nation*wide and the Pacific Rim
* 0' Pa* S*
*gs industries. We are expecting, a minimum of four hundred 400)
*nn-: *Ymrentp3nne top quality business people to be in attendance. The
conference will be held at the new and magnificent Marriott's
Desert Springs, A Palm Desert Resort & Spa on 3une 15 and 16,
1987.
The purpose of this conference, is to provide, for the first
time, a comprehensive view of the potentials and attractions in
doing business in the Coachella Valley. The conference will
focus on several different topics: the potential for location
within the Valley for clean, light industry; the office market
*pan'nen* o as it relates to national and regional corporate headquarters;
ECono*cC*munity the second home market; conference and seminar potential; the
Deve*op'nen'
C0un* C' **esae resort/tourism industry; and the current and potential future
*q4)?*-977Q of quality, commercial development within the Valley.
COCChel*a Va**
Busr*s* * Conference
C/C Pa Sp'*5 * Magazine
303 * n"* Avenue
Palm S*ing* Cafornia 92262
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9-uBusiness Outlook Conference add I
some corporate and regional headquarters, light assembly plants, garment manufac-
turers, food processors, cosmetics and pharmaceutical firms, small aviation equip-
ment companies and the like."
Stiles said more and more cities in the valley are willing to offer develop-
mental incentives such as tax breaks and waiving of certain fees, assistance on site
location and parcel assembly, as *ell as leads on local financing. Grisham added
that the county provides job training funds and salary subsidTes for people in job
training, as well.
Although the pendulum on municipal policies is swinging away from opposition to
light industrial development, Oliphant emphasized that no one is likely to tolerate
a sudden stampede of large-scale industrial development here.
The vast majority of the local voting population is still predisposed toward
a resort environment,11 said Oliphant, but many are coming to understand the
increasingly critical need for a 12-month employment base."
Organizers of the two-day sy*r*osium at the recently opened 892-room Marriott's
Desert Springs golf resort hope to attract 500 chief executive officers, site selec-
tion executives, commercial real estate specialists and investment counselors.
Palm Desert Town Center developer Ernest W. Hahn and Sunrise Company chairman
William Bone will deliver keynote speeches along with Grisham.
9We hope to make this an annual affair," said Grisham. We think it can help
make very significant inroads into solving the problems especially in the area
of employment that the valley is facing at this stage in its growth."
More information may be obtained by contacting the Riverside County Department
of Economic/Community Development at 714) 788-9770
3/26/87
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93u RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSI*L* C * I V *
4075 Main Street, Suite 302. Riverside, California 92501 714) 787*7141 APR * *
*
Lvi *I*) *EC4)
AGENDAiT***
*
April 23, 1987 * To**I*g
* C i"*c*
Mr. Ron Kiedrowski, City Manager
City of La Quinta
78-105 Calle Estada
La Quinta, CA 92253
Dear Mr. Kiedrowski:
We have to begin addressing the growing deterioration of our
transportation system in this County. The congestion is
increasing rapidly and the physical condition of our road-
ways is worsening. We have to start planning and working
today on this problem or tomorrow we'll find ourselves with
the insurmountable traffic problems that Orange and Los
Angeles Counties face.
Unfortunately, existing revenue sources for transportation
are insufficient to get the job done. We can expect fewer
and fewer State and Federal dollars for transportation. The
State is ham-strung by the Gann budget limit; at the Federal
level, the budget deficit precludes increased expenditures.
Three Cal i forn i a counties have recently enacted 1/2 cent
local sales tax tax measures for street and highway pur-
poses. A number of other counties are planning for ballot
measures. Our neighbors in San Diego and San Bernardino
Counties are planning ballot measures in November, 1987. As
these other counties have, the *iverside County Transporta-
tion Commission has concluded that the only practical source
of financing available to properly maintain and improve our
roads and highways is through enactment of a 1/2 cent local
sales tax. The Commission voted unanimously to seek legis-
lative authority to put a measure on the ballot. The deci-
sion on when to put the measure on the ballot or even if to
do so will be made at a later date and will depend on
whether there is support from the cities and the community
to do so. It is important at this time though to at least
have the legislative authority to put the issue to a public
vote. If the Commission has the support of the County and
cities, it will attempt to get Riverside County included in
a bill now moving through the Legislature which authorizes a
local sales tax in San Bernardino County.
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94uExactly how revenues from a local sales tax would be used
has not been decided yet. However, as in San Bernardino and
other counties* it is anticipated that about 5O* of the
proceeds would be spent on State highways and the remainder
allocated by formula to the County and cities for arterial
and local street construction and maintenance.
We urge you to join us in supporting authorizing legislation
for a local sales tax ballot measure. Let's take the first
step toward solving our transportation problems.
Sincerely,
****VISOR MELBA DUNLAP, Chairman
Riverside County Transportation Commission
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*P*ROVED D
RESOLUTION NO 87-22 *CONTNuED TO
* RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
L* QUINT*, C*LIFORNI*, IN O*FOSITION TO *SSEMBLY
BILL 2190
LiJHERE*S, *ssenibly Bill 2190 has been introduced in the
Califo*nia State *ssenbly, and
WHERE*S, *ssernbly Bill 2190 would iflipose a State-mandated local
p*o*rant by Ye*ui*- in3 that niernbe*s of the City Council be elected fi-o*
sin.31e-n'ernbei- d ist* icts and
WHERE3*S, this is one rnoye example of the erosion of Hoirie Rule by
the California State Le'*islature;
NOLJ THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City
of La Ouir.'t** as foilo*s.
SECTION 1 The City Council is opposed to *sseably Bill 2190
fo* the followin* *ea*on
A
Many small cities have a difficult time findin3 *ualified
people to i-un fc*- seats on the City Council in at-lar*e
elections Dist* ict elections would be n'o*e difficult
B Evei-y membei- of the City Council feels i-esponsible to the
entire City, not just to the district in which they live
C The City could have elected to select its City Council by
districts instead of at-lar3e if it were to decide district
elections were better
D The *3er r ymand er i n* of district 1 i nes in Cal i for n i a has mad e
a mockery of politics*
C The best interests of the citizens of La *uinta are served
by at-lar3e elections for City Council*
SECTION 2 The City Council requests that Home Rule in local
elections be allowed to continue and not further e-oded by a vote of
the State leiislature
SECTION 3- * certified copy of this resolution shall be sent
to each member of the California State Senate and the California
State *ssemhly*
*PFROVED and *DOPTED this 5th day of May, 1987, by the followin*
vote
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96uRESOLUTION NO 87-'**
Pa.*e Two
*YES:
NOE*
*EIST4IN
MH*YOR
*TTEST: &*`FF'*OVED *S TO FOF*M:
*ity Man a3*-i-/C1er-k City *ttovney
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MEMORANDUM L4PRo*D DE*1ED
CITYOFLAQUINTA CONTINUEDTO
To: kon Kiedrowski* ity Mana*e*
From: *nri Jey*nin3* *drniT)i*tY*atiye *ei*vice* Diy*ector
Date: *pri1 2*, i987
Subject: Fyoposed C)*dinance No 109 t**tabli*h*ey't of a
COITiwiunity Services Cornuiission
Fol lowin'3 the ord inanre review sub-(::oITiITiittee ITieetin'j, Ordinance
109 was drafted by City staff* The ordinance, based on a Cori*R*unity
Servic:e* Ordinance written by the City of Cotati was revised by the
sub-comnuttee and presented for Conirnission review and conirnent
*t their reqular irieetin* held Monday, Apri 1 27, 1 9*7 the La Quinta
Coniniunity Services Coiii*ission reviewed proposed flrd inance No i 09 in
its entirety and expressed substantia 1 a*reenient, with corni*ents and a
request for Counc ii C onsiderat ion of only one 1. tern
Section 2 * e*o;*0 Mernbers---*ppointnients---Ternis, Fara.'3raph F
It was the consensus of the Conirnission four nicrnbers present three
absent, one cxc: used) that Paraj:raph F be considered for arnend"ient
to provide cornpensation for conirnissioner 5 as....the case for the
Planninq Conirnission $25 00 per rneetin*i The cost to the City
should the Council decide favorably on this r ecornrnendation, and if
the Conrnission were nc reased to nine nternbers would be *2 700
annually, if all Conirnission nieetin*s were fully attended
The Coi*rni ssion voted unanirnousl y to recornrnend Counc ii adoption of the
proposed Ordinance, and that the structure and 30a15 of the
Commission i C human services parks and recreation and culture
and the arts were now C: lear ly set forth and would provide for c lear
Council and Commission direction and implementation
R*COMMEND*T ION
Council's pleasure
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9Au ATE AGENDAITEM#
*PPROVED DENIED
REPORT OF oCONTINUED TO
PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION
DATE: May 5, 1987
APPLICANT: Landmark Land Company, Inc.
PROJECT
LOCATION: 1. Maintenance Facility expansion: West side of
Madison Street, 400 feet south of 54th Avenue
PGA West).
2. New Maintenance Facility: North side of 58th
Avenue, 3,900 feet West of Madison Street.
PROJECT
DESCRIPTION: PLOT PLAN NO. 87-378: Two Golf Course Maintenance
Facilities with improvements described below
REFER TO EXHIBITS A" THROUGH D").
MADISON SITE: Expansion of an existing PGA West
Satellite Maintenance Facility with the following
features:
* 4500 square foot building expansion
* Expansion of existing parking area
58TH AVENUE: Construction of a new Golf Course
Maintenance Facility on 1.5 acres with the
following features:
* 7500 square-foot building
* 34 vehicle capacity parking area
* Water pump house
* Gasoline storage and pumps
* Storage areas
ZONING
DESIGNATION: R-2 Multiple-Family Dwellings)
GENERAL PLAN
DESIGNATION: Low Density Residential 2-4 Dwelling units per
acre)
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSIDERATIONS: An Environmental Impact Report was prepared in
conjunction with the overall PGA West" Specific
Plan and was certified by the City Council on May
14, 1984. Although maintenance facilities were
considered an integral part of the development in
the environmental document, precise locations and
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9Mu DATE AGENDAITEM#
t*PROVED oDENIED
REPORT OF *)CONTtNUED TO
PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION
DATE: May 5, 1987
APPLICANT: Schuss, Clark & Associates, representing Circle K
Markets
PROJECT
LOCATION: Plot Plan No. 87-379 Request to remodel the
existing Circle K Market #457, exterior
reconstruction of facade
ZONING
DESIGNATION: Scenic Highway Commercial C-P-S)
GENERAL PLAN
DESIGNATION: Village Commercial
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSIDERATIONS: Categorically exempt under Section 15302,
Class 1(a).
PROPOSAL
DISCUSSION: Reconstruction of facade including incorporation
of roof-mounted sign; provision of color band to
extend to side of building; addition of stucco
siding to front and side architectural elevations;
and, total interior remodel.
PLANNING REVIEW
AUTHORITY: Pursuant to City Ordinance No. 104, commercial
projects which involve a remodeling of an existing
building affecting exterior appearance shall be
reviewed by the Planning Commission in accordance
with criteria of the plot plan procedures.
DEVELOPMENT
STANDARDS: REQUIRED/PERMITTED PROVIDED/PROPOSED
Setbacks: Front None Required +95 Feet
Sides East: None Required 16 Feet
West: None Required 10 Feet
Rear None Required +25 Feet
Building Height: 35 Feet 21 Feet
Building Coverage: 100% 21 %
Parking Spaces: 6 6
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9Nu Parking Lot: None Provided
Landscaping: None Provided
Color/Design: Color band to consist of orange,
red and brown fabric texture with an off-white
stucco building siding. The architecture
incorporates a contemporary design which typifies
Circle K Markets' marketing design.
PLANNING
COMMISSION ACTION: This application was considered by the Planning
Commission at their meeting of April 14, 1987.
The Commission continued the matter to April 28,
1987, and requested the Applicant provide an
alternative design, incorporating a mansard tile
roof as suggested by the Applicant), and
landscaping. The Applicant indicated by phone
that the proposed exterior modification would not
take place. Based upon this information, the
Commission denied the original application.
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9Tu RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LA
QUINTA, RIVERSIDE, COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, INITIATING
PROCEEDINGS FOR THE ANNUAL ASSESSMENT LEVY AFTER
FORMATION OF A DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF
THE LANDSCAPING AND LIGHTING ACT OF 1972 AND ORDERING
THE ENGINEER TO PREPARE AND FILE A REPORT
WHEREAS, The Council of the City of La Quinta, California
desires to initiate proceedings pursuant to the provisions of the
Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972" being Part 2 of Division 15 of
the Streets and Highways Code of the State of California, for the
annual levy of assessments for the payment of the expenses of
providing and servicing public median island maintenance and fire
station landscaping within the La Quinta Landscaping District No. 1,
and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of La Quinta has entered
into an agreement with BSI Consultants, Inc. hereinafter referred
to as Engineer") to perform the engineering services required in
said proceedings.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of La Quinta does
hereby RESOLVE as follows:
SECTION 1. The City Council of the City of La Quinta hereby
initiates proceedings for the annual levy of assessments in the City
of La Quinta for the installation, maintenance, servicing and
operation of those public median islands and fire station landscaping
within the La Quinta Landscaping District No. 1 described in Section
2. hereof). Said installation, maintenance, servicing and operation
is to include but not to be limited to the costs of improvements,
necessary repairs, replacement, fuel, power, electrical current,
materials, equipment, labor and supervision in connection with said
public facilities and median maintenance and making improvements
hereto as defined by the Streets and Highways Code Section 22525.
SECTION 2. The assessment district is generally bounded by
Avenue 54, Airport Boulevard, Jefferson Street and Madison Street or
the extensions thereof. All railroad, gas, water, and electrical
utility owned property and rights-of-way shall be included in the
assessment and assessed benefit derived, pursuant to Streets and
Highways Code Section 22595.
SECTION 3. The Engineer is hereby ordered to prepare and file
a report in accordance with Article 4 commencing with Section 22565)
of Chapter 1 of Part 2 of Division 15 of the Streets and Highways
Code of the State of California.
ADOPTED, SIGNED, AND APPROVED this day of
1987.
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9Uu Mayor
ATTEST:
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Attorney
I, Ronald L. Kiedrowski, City Clerk of the City of La
Quinta, California, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution
was duly adopted by the City Council of said City at a regular
meeting of said City Council held on the day of
1987, by the following vote, to wit:
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS:
NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS:
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS:
ABSTAIN: COUNCILMEMBERS:
City Clerk of the City of La Quinta, California
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City Attorney
619.323-8211
April 22, 1987
Jim Longtin
City Attorney
78105 Calle Estade
La Quinta, CA 92253
Re: Rialte Tire Burning Power Plant Gar* *il)
Dear Jim:
Here is some material which I have gleaned from the mountain of
paper which this case has generated thus far. The paperwork
itself is sufficient to generate a significant amount of
electricity.
Of particular interest is the table of emissions shown on page 4
of the document entitled Garb Oil Briefing, May 1, 1986". The
letter and declaration of Dr. Theodore Hullar should also be very
helpful in clarifying our concerns.
The most disturbing aspect of this project is the fact that a
thorough environmental assessment has never been undertaken. The
environmental assessment of the City of Rialto, in conjunction
with its issuance of a conditional development *ermit, resulted
in a negative declaration. This negative decla*ation contains
the finding, The initial environmental review indicates that the
proposed project, with mitigation, will not have a significant
impact on the environment." The only mitigation measures which
were required of the developer were to obtain all necessary
construction and operating permits from the various agencies
involved. As a result, the effect which this project will have
on the environment of the Los Angeles basin and adjacent areas
including the Coachella valley, is unknown. It appears that
there is the potential for a significant negative impact on our
environment which also means a potential significant negative
impact on our economic well-being.
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9WuApril 22, 1987
Page 2
Please feel free to give xne a call if you have any questions.
very truly yours,
WILLIAM J. ADAMS
City Attorney
By:
SIEGFRIED H. SIEFKES
Assistant City Attorney
SHS:mc3Longtin. ltr
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