Res P-97-10Resolution No. P-97-10
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF POWAY
APPROVING TENTATIVE TRACT MAP 87-13R2, UNIT II,
ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMBERS 323-090-17, 43, 66, AND 69 AND
323-091-02 AND 05 AND
RESCINDING RESOLUTIONS P-88-85 AND P-90-45
WHEREAS, Tentative Tract Map No. 87-13R2, Unit II referred to as "Map", submitted
by Burlich C )plicant, for the purpose of subdividing the real property situated in the
City of Poway, County of San Diego, State of California, described as portions of Sections 19
and 24, Township 14 South, Range 1 and 2 West, San Bemardino Meridian into 42 lots,
regularly came before the City Council on March 11, 1997;
WHEREAS, the Director of Planning Services I~ ted approval of the map
subject to all conditions set forth in the Planning Services Department report; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has read and considered said report and has considered
other evidence presented at the public heating.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Poway does hereby resolve as
follows:
Section 1: E Finding
The previously certified Subsequent I~ Impact Report (SEIR) of July 26,
1988, has been considered and found to be adequate for h5 ) in that the map is
conditioned to conform to the adopted South Poway Planned Community.
Section 2: Findings:
The City Council makes the following findings regarding Tentative Tract Map 87-13R2,
Unit II and the Map thereof:
1. Th > ' ~ the Comprehensive Plan of the City of
Poway and the specific plan for the South Poway Planned Community as
1995. (Finding modified)
2. The design or imF [tl~ ~ ' a all applicable
general and specific plans; in that the d titioned to conform to the limits of grading
and the iml: there to the development standards of the planned community.
3. The site is physically suitable for the type of development proposed; in that the
development plans will ' grading ' ' grading methods, and building
siting and landscaping to so~en slopes.
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4. The net
buildable areas will adhere to the acreage allocated in the adopted planned community with the
mcil. (Finding modified)
5. The design of the subd' ' ' likely ~stantial damage
and avoidable injury to humans and wildlife or other habitat; in that these f
considered in the E Impact Report (EIR) as well as the Subsequent EIR (SE1R) and
findings made in July 1985 for the planned community and the !c les open space lots
on north f
6. Th
all lots will be served by pub]'
reg ~, hazard
) is not likely
t sanitary
public health problems; in that
t be subject to County
7. The design of tl~ ) will not conflict with by the
public at large, now of record, for access through or use of the property within the proposed
subdivision.
Section 3: City Council Decision:
Tentative Tract Map No. 87-13R2, Unit II, copy of which is on file in the Planning
Services office, is hereby approved to all of the following conditions:
Within 30 days of approval, the applicant shall sul:
approval have been read and understood.
g that all conditions of
3. All aall be improved as shown on tl~
Development Standards, Volume 2, except that general utility
width.
1. All streets shall be public.
2. All streets shall be striped and signed in accordance with the latest edition of
CALTRANS Traffic Control Manual and to the satisfaction of the City Engineer.
) and in the
~all be 10 feet in
4. Street right-of-way shall extend to the back ot'the curb.
5. Sidewalks, jogging paths, and bike routes shall generally be located as shown on the
t the Development Standards, Volume 2, and shall be to the satisfaction of the
City Engineer. Sidewalks shall meander whenever possible.
6. All street alignments, profiles, and
review and approval of the City Engineer.
distances shall be subject to the
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7. All cul-d ' ' > feet.
8. Traffic control
be reviewed and approved by the City Engineer.
(i.e., striping and signing) shall
9. Veh/ ' ghts to Circulation Element roads shall be dedicated to the City
and labeled on the final map or be dedicated by separate d he satisfaction of the City
Engineer. (Condition satisfied)
10. All
Engineer.
sections shall be submitted to, and approved by, the City
hall be designed in accordance with CALTRANS Design Method.
11. S plans prepared on standard size sheets by a Registered Civil
~all be submitted f he C t inspection
expenses shall be paid by the developer, ih
(Condition modified)
12. S hall be approved by the Planning Services Department prior to the
recordation of the final map for Phase I, and street addresses shall be provided prior to the
issuance of building permits.
Stowe Drive from the west property boundary to tlc ~the Scripps Poway
Parkway shall be improved to its full width as defined in the Development Standards prior to
final map approval for Phase I. Full traffic signal improvements (8-phase) shall be installed at
the SPP and Stowe E ' fin 12 months of Unit II recordation.
(Condition deleted)
2. Th ~
(8 phase).
and SPP shall be fully signalized
3. The right-of-way of
. :ling th
map for Phase I. (Condition satisfied).
Dank and Kirkham Re, ad Way in
property to the east, shall be reserved on the final
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(Condition deleted)
Sc, uth Scripps Poway Parkway
1. South Scfipos cway shall be graded for its full width and improved to half
width plus a median per the Development Standards from the west property boundary to the
Phase I boundary prior to final map approval for Phase I. ImF
gutter, paving, sidewalks, street lights, fire hydrant, stril:'
installed in the median and north parkway. A 20-foot wid
reservoir.
2 ....... Sci'mB
Phase II boundary as part of Phase I
3. Ful]~ ]
aall include curbs,
Landscaping shall be
~ shall be provided to the
cway shall be graded and improved to full width within the
aall be provid S :l
when tl~ >roved. (Condition modified)
4. Right-of-way for South, Scripps Poway Parkway in Phase II shall be dedicated on the
Final Map for Phase I.
5. Abutters fight of access shall be waived on the Final Map along S,~ut,h Scripps
Poway Parkway.
Kirkham Re, ad Way shall be improved to its full width per the Development Standards
for tl within the subdivision
bol
(Condition modified)
(Condition deleted)
1. ' ~ Street shall connect to th
on TTM 85-04. (Condition satisfied)
[ Danielson Court as approved
2. Th ' ' ; aall have a fight-of-way of 49 feet in width.
FE
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1. Sc, utk, Scripps Poway Parkway shall be improved to the half width plus a median
from ~ ~ C :1 to the western property boundary 1:
Phase I final map. Grading for this section of roadway shall be the responsibility of the
subdivider of TTM 85-04 as specified in City of Poway Resolution P-85-69. ImF
include curb, gutter, paving, sidewalks on the north, landscaping in the median, striping and
signing, street lights, and fire hydrants.
of
aall
deleted)
3. A conduit for hard
provided for traffic signal synchronization.
(Condition
Scripps Poway Parkway shall be
Standards.
(Condition deleted)
Danielson Street wl~ ls east of the property to the
[ Kirkham Road Way shall be improved to 6~3 49 feet wid ~ment
(Condition modified)
deleted)
(Condition
(Condition deleted)
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Kirkham Rc, ad Way shall be improved to a 65-foot width to the satisfaction of the City
Engineer, wl~ :Is east of the property
(Condition modified)
A noise wall shall be designed and constructed along the west side of Community Road
and M tuce the impact oftraff Mobilehome Estates. The
design and location of the wall shall be based on tl~ lations of gineer.
The wall shall 1: t as part of the Phase I im!c The wall should be located
on City right-of-way. (Condition satisfied)
1. All grading shall conform to the City grading ordinance, the approved grading plan,
the geotechnical report, and shall be to the satisfaction of the City Engineer. ]
ad soils
(Condition modified)
2. A geotechnical report for the project shall be prepared by a qualified engineer
licensed by the State of California to perform such work, at the first submittal of a grading plan.
3. The geotechnical report for the project shall
~deep fills, and
(Condition satisfied)
the end of fill he start of
4. In aall be installed
City Engineer. (Condition satisfied)
fill
to the satisfaction of the
5. An estimate of bulking shall be included in the geotechnical report. (Condition
satisfied)
6. Landslid' be graded or that could affect these areas shall be stabilized in
accordance with th :Iation of the project soils engineer, and to the satisfaction of the
City Engineer. Landslides shall be thoroughly investigated and remedial measures (buttressing
and oh5 ) shown on the final grading plans.
7. Cut slopes shall be observed by an engineering geologist to verify that actual soil
conditions do not differ appreciably fi~om those anticipated.
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8.
Cut slopes of less than 15 feet may be 1V2:l with approval of the City Engineer.
vertical).
9. Locations of proposed detention basins shall be evaluated by the 1:
engineer for suitability and adverse impacts due to period' TI:
be subj t approval of the City Engineer. (Condition satisfied)
aall
10. A preliminary 40 scale bulk grading plan shall be completed 1:
permit for bulk grading. (Condition satisfied)
11. All subsurface drains shall be shown on the grading plans. (Condition satisfied)
12. The grad' aall show all i measures.
In accordance with the SPPC Development Plan and Development Standards, all cut and
fill slopes shall be contoured where feasible to blend into the natural topography. Contour
grading shall be shown on the final grading plans. Areas wl~ grading should be
utilized, when determined practical by the City Eng' ~ :lc slopes along streets open to
public view, large fill slopes, slopes along !c :l the Sc, uth Scrin~s Poway Parkway
within the 50 foot setback. Contour grading should not be required ~es not
generally visible to the public.
In accordance with the SPPC Development Plan and Development Standards, landscaped
buffers shall be provided along roadwa5
Teml:
grading ordinance.
a as sandbags and/or silt fence shall be provided during
basis. Th aall be in place from October to April per the
13. All letters off
grade must b
(Condition modified)
14. Estimated earthwork quantities (cut and fill) shall be shown on the grading plans.
15. Quarrying or export of
Engineer.
· shall be subject to the approval of the City
16. Benches will be required in slopes greater than 30 feet in height.
17. Property lines shall be located at the top of the slopes.
18. Finished grades on Lots 1, 5, 9, and 14 shall be compatible with adjacent lots shown
on TTM 85-04. (Condition satisfied)
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1. Prior to final map approval for each phase the developer's engineer shall prepare and
submit a detailed hydrology and k ~ ' ~ying that the total runoff
from the completed project d t the undeveloped condition. This study shall be
subject to ~ t approval of the City Engineer, and' tations shall be
implemented in each phase of grading and If possible the detention
basin shown on the west side of Midland Road shall be located on the east sid .aich
will impact the Los Lomas E little as possible. (Condition satisfied)
2. A detailed hydrologic analysis add
detention basin. This analysis shall be subject to tl~
(Condition satisfied)
ge routing shall be required for each
:1 approval of the City Engineer.
3. All public storm ~ aall 1: ' '
~20 feet in width.
4. A drainag aall be granted over the detention basins and access roads
aall also be granted.
5. All storm drain pipes shall be reinfomed
the reinforcing steel and water tight joints wl~
have 1.5 inches of
~120 feet per second.
SEWER
1. The developer's engineer shall prep hydrology and hydraulic report
for the project (including tril: he east) f t approval by the City
Engineer. Line size shall be based upon the approved report. This report should be done as an
amendment to the existing report done for TM 85-04. (Condition satisfied)
All located within streets shall have a 20 f ' ' ' :lth
:l t a manhole. Design and Fthe
t shall be subject to tl~ t approval of the City Engineer.
3. Lots 27, 28, and 32 through 39 may be sewered by a temporary pump station subject
to the approval of the City Engineer. (Condition modified)
4. Lots 17, 18, 23, and 24 shall sewer to Midland Road. (Condition modified)
5. Prior to approval of the final map, property shall be annexed into the Sewer District.
(Condition satisfied)
WATER
1. A water system shall b t with each phase as detailed ' ysis
study approved by the City Engineer. The water system shall include a pump station at Welton
R ~ditional t associated lines. The design of th
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pump
issum
paid out of developer deposits.
ysis shall be done by the City's
comes first. (Condition modified)
2. A reclaimed water sy g only of a distrilc he project
site, shall be sized and installed for landscaping and the satisfaction of the City
Engineer. Prior to final map approval for each phase, a deed covenant shall be recorded
· ' : ' ' t participate in a fu district.
The system shall be charged with potabl . reclaimed [able.
1. All proposed
2. General utility
3. Developer shall
fin the project shall be installed underground.
hall be 10 feet wide behind back of curb.
ligl~ ?orming to City of Poway standards at
no cost to the public subject to the following:
a. Cut-off ]. hall be installed which will provide tree 90-degree cutoff
and prevent !c Night above the horizontal from the lowest point of the
lamp or light erhitting device.
b. All fixtures shall us a clear I tium vapor I (180 watt).
c. Ad gy charges ($350 per light) shall be paid by the developer prior to
final map approval.
of Availability (LOA)
Sewer
Within 30 days after approval oftl~ ,, the developer shall apply for a Letter
;e availability in accordance with City ordinance. The
;ued. (Condition modified)
Water
W fees shall be paid on a lot-by-lot basis prior to th ' rbuilding
permits ( .t
~. (Condition modified)
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Drainage
By adoption of th' the City Council hereby waives the requirement for
collection of drainage fees per Poway Municipal Code.
Traffic
Traffic Mitigation Fees shall be waived
SPP. (Condition modified)
Land Use
1. The project's building square footage for Light Industrial/
Industrial Park shall 1: a the SPPC Development Plan and shall not exceed
4,963,880 square feet total. Any expansion of industrial ' use on this property will
rec tment to the SPPC Development Plan and ' t E Impact
Report.
2. Pay proportionate share of the Subsequent F Impact Report for the
South Poway Planned Community in tl~ ~$29,558. (Condition satisfied)
3. Prior to final map, any of the proposed
may be combined to the satisfaction of the City En~
shall be considered to be in substantial conf
ind
larger lots. This combining
).
Recreational Facilities
1. A lot of approximately f aall be dedicated as a City park to the
satisfaction of the Director of Community Services (Condition satisfied)
2. The subdivider shall imF ' ' )arks which shall not have less than .5 acre of
usabl area plus sufficient area for the parking of 10 cars with the ] be
determined prior to approval of the final map for the first phase. These mini-parks shall be
maintained by the property t an installation schedule shall be developed to
the satisfaction of the Director of Community Services. (Condition satisfied by contributions to
Poway Sports Park)
Dedi :o the satisfaction of the
T
asa
(Condition modified)
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~ase or other suitable material
br the trail
Transit Facilities
(Condition deleted)
Bus bench shelters, trash t group newspaper
boxes shall be provided to the satisfaction of the Director of Community S >ecific
] ~ street imlc Tw >vided ak
(Condition modified)
Iion
1. Where required by the Director of Safety Services and/or the Fire Marsh
fuel manag (along the boundaries of the open space lots where they are adjacent to
development) shall 1~ l into the project to lessen the impact of potential brush fires
lots.
2. Any building over 5,000 square f
or more shall 1~ fire control sprinkl
ordinance requirements.
~ an occupant load of 100 persons
:lance with City of Poway
3. Prior to final map approval for Phase I, a pro rata share of the cost of a fire engine
with a 1,500 g.p.m., 55-foot squirt apparatus shall be paid by the developer based upon his share
of industrial/ acreage within the SPPC 3' means of providing adequate
fire 1: he area. The pro rata share shall be $98,220 and shall be subj
seven percent per annum beginning in Fiscal Year 1988-1989. (Condition satisfied)
4. The developer shall include within the CC&R's and/or Articles of]'
the property ~ulation requiring participation in the County and City
hazard d ~linance and the planning for control of such materials.
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No. P-97-10
(Condition deleted)
6. Prior to the delivery of combustible material on site, a water system shall
satisfactorily pass all required tests and b t to the public water system· This system
can be temporary f !c y.
7. All fire hydrants installed within the 1c
bronze, unpainted.
aall be Jones Model #3775, all
Noise
C hall be limited to the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Monday
through Saturday. In addition, all tuipment should be equipped with effective
muffling devices and shall ~ ingress and egress designated by the City Engineer.
Biology
1. M
responsibility of the prop
Articles of I
modify the level of
~en space lots and other landscaped areas shall be the
t shall be stipulated in the CC&R's and/or
It shall also be stipulated that the City has the rig~ l
· [ necessary.
2. The spoils ofearthmoving, including road
identified limits of grading. (Condition satisfied)
hall be confined within the
3. A "[ methods such as signage, fencing, and other forms of barriers shall be
utilized with natural open sp ' ' habitat disruption ' '
(Condition modified)
4. Prior to grading the property, the developer shall allow access for an organized group
to visit the site for the purpose of removing plant species which would otherwise be
destroyed by grading. (Condition satisfied)
Cultural Resources
1. Prior to tln ~ a grading permit, si: ' ' f [cultural
· ~entified during hall be prepared by a certified archaeologist and
submitted to tl~ ~Planning Services for approval· Such hall specify work
stoppage proce~ g req t funding responsibilities· (Condition
satisfied)
2. Additional ] y and photographic work, and ~
identified archaeological ? be required ~imp g from off-site
? (such t t off-site grading) in conjunction
with subsequent detailed plans. (Condition satisfied)
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Commtmity for identified cultural hall be followed prior to final map approval for
Phase I as they located on the subject property and those which will be affected by
any off ' ] to this project. (Condition satisfied)
1. A traffic study has been performed to identify the 1c ~acts on the South
Poway ),stem, including impacts to planned street systems in the San Diego
~ Scripps Ranch, Miramar Ranch North, and the Scripps Ranch Ann
and the impact to aanges at 1-15 and Pomerado Road, Mira Mesa Boulevard,
Mercy Road, and Poway Road. The traffic study included an analysis of local air quality at key
roa~ for future conditions. Costs for this study are subj >ursement
from th ' ' ; landholders in SPPC. (Condition satisfied)
2. A traffic sy gement (TSM) program has been prepared for the South
Poway Planned Community to th ~th ~Public and Planning Services.
When completed, this program will be adopted in ordinance form by the City. A ' '
the TSM program will insure that project generated traffic is limited to the level identified in the
Final EIR for the South Poway Planned Community and as amended by the SANDAG traffic
modeling update of June 1988. The program shall include such techniq '.ing and
vanpooling, : les, and non-traditional work scheduling, and others
intended to reduce peak hour traffic volumes. The applicant will p ' this program
along with the other property owners in Pomerado Business Park. (Condition satisfied)
Poi
The CC&R's and/or Articles of]
include stile g the impl
· '/industrial area.
~ the property
crime prevention program for the
hall
Policies and regulations of the Poway Water C Element and the State Water
Resources Board shall be applied and ' ~ in the building of t site
development in order to reduce the lc [lection and
Water C
1. The policies and regulations of the Poway Water C Element and the State
W Board shall be implemented and ' t in the building :1 site
development. Included are low-flow showers, low-flush toilets, and ' ; appliances
and irrigation systems.
planted in tl~
October/November.
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as, but all other landscaping installation is to be delayed until
ers
1. Potentially visible edges ofl~
compatible with the surrounding natural area.
2. Fill slopes shall be contoured to apl:
topography and promptly revegetated.
3. S potentially visible l:
and/or set back an appropriate distance from the d
the satisfaction of the Director of Planning Services.
ts shall be screened with vegetation
~ as possible, the existing
hall be screened with landscaping
lfl ..... impacts to
1. Landscaping shall be provided throughout the proposed development to soften visual
impacts and enhance the aesthetic character of the project. Guidelines for the planning of project
landscaping and forth in the SPPC Development Plan and Standards texts.
A ratio of arubs per 100 square feet are required in all areas, and additional trees
and shrubs will be required in graded areas and near buildings that are exposed to view from off-
site.
2. Low pressure sodium lamps and lamp shields shall be used '
"night sky" ~local o1~
parking lot
3. A master plan of the existing aall be provided to the Planning Services
D th ' ~building permits and prior to grading, to d .rich
trees shall be retained. (Condition satisfied)
4. Existing trees shall be retained wherever possible and shall be trimmed and/or
topped. Dead, decaying or potentially dang aall be approved for removal at the
discretion of the Director of Planning Services during the review of the master plan of existing
trees. TI~ rich are approved for removal shall be replaced on a tree-for-tree basis as
required by Planning Services. (Condition modified)
5. All road medians, parks, slopes, and right-of-way adjacent to open space locations,
drainage f t be placed into a Landscap District (LMD).
6. Slopes shall be planted with trees, hydroseed, or other pl
months of final map approval to establish screening landscaping.
ain six
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Noise
1. Prior to the granting of occupancy for any buildings, an accredited expert in the field
of aall submit evid :lance with the following procedures which certifies
that local noise standards will be satisfied.
An acoustical analysis report describing in detail th
of and th design features required to achieve t12
standards shall be submitted to the Director of Planning Services for approval.
Prior to granting of occupancy, satisfactory evidence shall be submitted to the
Director of Planning Services, which indicates that the sound
>ecified in the approved acoustical report have 12 /1 into
the design of the project.
Mcc
1. Security
industrial buildings.
aall be installed on all
../
2. Security lighting shall be installed in all parking lots and walkways through
/industrial areas.
3. Siting of landscaping, parking lots, and walkways shall be designed
pedestrian and auto safety.
1. Energy-eff ' aould 12
siting, and landscaping design.
utilizing both building design and
applying
aitect and planners should comply with SDG&E
aniques.
~ations for
3. Full advantage should be taken of opl:
exchange systems within industrial and land uses.
..~ heat
4. Project and structural design should include e~ergy efficient lighting and insulation,
;, solar space hearing, and energy efficient appliances.
[are
1. Roofs should 12
should be screened architecturally.
t of low-reft.
and mechanical
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subj harmonious design controls specified in the SPPC Development Standards, and
project CC&R's.
1. A copy of the CC&R's and/or Articles of In rthe prop
hall be su~.' for compliance with cond t in this resolution,
to the satisfaction of the City Attorney and Director of Planning S t shall be filed with
the Secretary of State, the County Recorder, and the City Clerk at the time of final map
consideration.
2. of Phase I final map, a Notice of] form a Landscape
and/or Lighting District shall be filed with the City Council. The engineering costs involved in
district f hall be bome by the developer and the district shall include landscaped
medians, sidewalks, and trails.
3. Final parcel and tract maps shall conform to City standards and procedures.
4. All I: ' ' Fthe Subdivision Ordinance of the 1:
met as they relate to the division of land.
· ' >al Code shall be
5. When im!c ~ supplemental size, capacity, or number for the benefit of
property not within the boundaries of the subd' ' ' tuired, the City may
reimk gr ~ the subdivider in accordance with the City Subdivision
Ordinance.
6. Open Sp hall be granted to the City over
(Condition modified)
7. Prior to final map approval, all of the above iml: t req aall be
installed and provided, or deferred by guaranteeing installation within two ;v ~
recordation or prior to building p which first, by th [ a
performance ag~ t with surf f t by the City
Attorney ted or modified by the Development Agreement. All necessary processing
fees, deposits, and charges shall be paid prior to final map approval. Building permits will only
be issued to lots which are served by completed public imf
8. Minor d [ standard 1 be administered by the City Engineer,
Planning Director, or City Manager as appropriate. Major d F standards must be
approved under separate application to the City Council accompanied by the fee set by
resolution.
9. Prior to final map approval, all dedications shall be made and easements granted as
required above.
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10. Lots 47- ~1 ( Natural
veg tis, and other, open space areas shall be augmented with trees under the Director
of Planning Services. (Condition satisfied)
11. A mitig ; 1c ~uired by AB 3180, shall be
developed for the conditions pertaining to Biology, Cultural Resources, Traffic System
Management, and Aesthetics on the project perimeters. Any additional costs for tl~
shall be borne by the applicants.
12. The visibility of buildings from the north and west will be reviewed at the time of
develolc )plications for Lots 1, 2, 6-14. Placement of buildings on Lots 1 and 2 will
be toward the rear of the lots with a I building height so visibility from Los Lomas
Estates is addressed. The front yard setback for Lot 1 will be ±100 feet.
13. The Los Lomas Hi A aall be contacted when development
review applications for Lots 1 and 2 are submitted to the City and provided
review the building
14. Clearance of the additional grad'
an archaeologist is required bef
grading. (Condition modified)
by
15. Biological tuired ted in the I?
Initial Study.
16. The landscape plan shall include planting several oak
and fast-growing trees on the west slope of Lot 1.
ae detention basin
17. Modify the South Poway Parkway alii [tl~
Street and South Poway Parkway so that the alignment through the
stays within the limits of grading on the north side. (Condition satisfied)
~Danielson
Livelv property
18.
(Condition deleted)
19. Provid t f
Gate Drive.
rthe sewer and storm drain to the end of
20. The City Fire Marshal will relocate the proposed fire hyd
formed property lines.
newly
21.
ons P-88-85 and P-90-45.
22. Tin ? approval shall exp'
application f 1 90 days prior to exl:
City's Subdivision Ordinance.
unless an
:lance with the
Calif
PASSED, ADO
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APPRO City Council of the C
this llth day of March, 1997.
ATTEST:
Wahlsten, City Clerk
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
)ss
COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO )
I, Marjorie K. Wahlsten, City Clerk of the City of Poway, do hereby certify under the penalty of
perjury, that the foregoing Resolution No. P-97-10 was duly adopted by the City Council at a
meeting of said City Council held on 1 lth day of March, 1997 and th topted by the
following vote:
AYES:
NOES:
CAFAGNA, EMERY, REXFORD
NONE
ABSTAIN:
ABSENT:
NONE
GOLDBY, HIGGINSON
_M. arjo~e_ I~. Wahlsten, City Clerk
City or. ay