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HomeMy WebLinkAbout08/07/1990, 4 - MS 89 - 219: APPEAL OF PLANNING COMMISSION'S DENIAL OF A TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP TO CREATE TWO LOTS FR I ��i�IIIIIII�I�I IID v� P MEETING UATE: IpICl6,� CI O SdT1 SUIS OBISPO 8-7- 90 MINGs COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT (TEM NUMBER: '^ FROM: Arnold. Jonas, Community Developmen Director BY: Judith Lautner, Associate Planner SUBJECT: MS 89 - 219: Appeal of Planning Commission's denial of a tentative parcel map to create two lots from one, 123.3-acre lot on Islay Hill, on the south side of Orcutt and Tank Farm Roads, easterly of the Southern Pacific Railroad, at the southeast edge of the city. CAO RECOMMENDATION Adopt a resolution denying the appeal, upholding the Planning Commission's action denying the map. BACKGROUND Situation The applicants previously owned the parcel under consideration, along with adjacent land to the northwest of the site. When the applicants sold the land, they entered into an agreement with the current owners that an anticipated open space area, as represented by proposed parcel "B", would be reconveyed to the applicants, with an open space easement to the city overlaying the lot, as soon as legally possible. Parcel "A" is to be developed as part of a planned development, Tract 1750, which covers both parcels. The applicants are now concerned with the length of time that has elapsed since the sale of the property without reconveyance of the open space parcel, and want to create the parcels themselves. Therefore, with the knowledge and consent of the present owners, they filed a tentative parcel map which would create the open space parcel (parcel "B") , so that it can be conveyed to them legally. Parcel "A" would remain with the current owners. The site is part of the Edna-Islay Specific Plan area, and is therefore subject to the standards and requirements in the specific plan. This request was first heard at a Community Development Director's Subdivision Hearing on May 25, 1990. The Hearing Officer referred the request to the Planning Commission for action, because he felt the creation of a separate open space parcel may be inconsistent with the specific plan. On June 13, 1990, the Planning Commission denied the map, finding it inconsistent with the "early parcelization" provisions of the specific plan. The applicants have appealed the denial. Data summary Applicants: Northwinds NV Representative: RRM Design Group (Keith Gurnee) Property owner: Pacifica Corporation Zoning: R-1-SP and C/OS-40 General .plan: Low-density residential and Conservation/Open Space Environmental status: EIR adopted for Edna-Islay Specific Plan in 1982; No further review needed. �u�illl'�I;!ii ►11 city Or San tuts OBISPO COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT MS 89-219 4401 Orcutt Road Page 2 Site description The site is large, contains a proposed park site, a creek, and a portion of Islay Hill. Most of the land is steep. The site is currently vacant, containing a variety of native and non-native shrubs and grasses. It has been used for grazing for several years. This practice has denuded much of the native vegetation from the creek and hillside areas. EVALUATIOR 1. Consistency with the specific plan. The Edna-Islay Specific Plan says that "early parcelization" is not precluded by the plan, as long as certain conditions are met, assuring that the parcelization does not change the orderly implementation of the specific plan. These conditions are: . . .such parcelization shall not include more land area than that which lies within the two phases succeeding a phase which is in the construction stage and shall be reviewed during processing to assure that: * The proposed project is consistent with the intent of this . specific plan; * The proposed parcelization does not divide contiguous land area in a phase and the parcel boundaries are coincidental with the phase boundaries in figure 33; and * that the successful implementation of land use, circulation and services and utilities planning concepts and standards of the specific plan will in no way be jeopardized by parcel size, location, configuration, etc.; and * that the parcelization meets all city subdivision and zoning regulations and standards; and * that all other parcels of record in the planning area (recognized as legal under the State Subdivision Map Act) existing prior to adoption of this specific plan are: + found consistent with the concepts, intentions, and standards of this specific plan; or + reverted to acreage. The Planning Commission found that the request does not appear to be - consistent with the general condition that the parcelization "shall not include more land area than that which lies within the two phases succeeding a phase. . . " and is not consistent with the requirement that s � 11�►►►WIIIII��� ►��IIII city of San Luis OBlspo COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT MB 89-219 4401 Orcutt Road Page 3 it "does not divide contiguous land area in a phase". The parcelization would split the open space portion from the last phase. 2. Use of the open space lot. The parcel map would create a large parcel entirely within the C/OS-40 (Conservation/Open Space) zone. The uses allowed on such a parcel would be required to be consistent with the specific plan. According to the specific plan (page 24) , the open space easement, required to be granted to the city, will allow "livestock grazing and equestrian/pedestrian and public utility uses on the lower and more suitable slopes of. Islay hill. . .". The specific plan says that an equestrian center may be allowed on about 9 - 10 acres on the northeast side of the hill, with approval of a Planning Commission use permit. The specific plan map shows the possible equestrian center within the open space easement. Based on the specific plan map and on the area involved, an equestrian center is consistent with the uses allowed in an open space easement. Staff recommends that, if the map is approved, that a condition be placed upon it indicating that a use permit may be requested for an equestrian center within the area designated in the specific plan. Use permits are discretionary. The Planning Commission, when reviewing a permit for the equestrian center use, may find that impacts from the center will be environmentally or otherwise unacceptable and may deny the use permit. If the use permit were denied, then the owners would have a parcel that may be used for grazing and recreation. Given the steepness of the site and the geologic fragility of the hillside, these appear to be reasonable uses of the property. The applicants have objected to the wording of the suggested condition requiring an open space easement. They feel the wording effectively precludes use of part of the area for an equestrian center. The wording is intended to allow for approval of an equestrian center, consistent with the specific plan. 3. Extent of easement. The applicants have shown the lower limits of the open space lot (lot "B") as conforming to the 320 elevation. The resulting area is approximately 7 acres less than the specific plan anticipates to be the total hillside open space area. The applicant's stated purpose for placing the lot line in this location is that when the lot line (and open space easement) is adjusted with the final map of Tract 1750 or any successor, the adjustment will enlarge the area. The applicants anticipate legal difficulties with granting an open space easement that may eventually need to be made smaller when being brought into conformance with adjoining development. Approval of the proposed parcel map would likely allow the city to obtain an open space easement over a portion of the hill several years city of san to s oBi spo COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT MS 89-219 4401 Orcutt Road Page 4 sooner than if the parcel is dedicated at the time of the development, of the adjacent area in accordance with the specific plan. Th specific plan does not prohibit early dedication of this easement Easement and lot boundaries would need to be adjusted when the fina maps for the last phases of Tract 1750 or any successor are approved Staff has included a condition that requires this lot line an easement adjustment, if the council chooses to approve th application. ALTERNATIVES The council may approve the request, based on findings and subject t conditions suggested by staff or as amended by the council. This actio would allow the property owners to complete their transactions. The cit would probably gain the open space easement sooner than would occuz through Tract 1750 or any successor. The council may continue action on the parcel map, if more informatio is needed. Direction should be given to the applicants and staff. FISCAL IMPACT If the parcel map is approved, the city would obtain access rights to th open space parcel several years sooner than anticipated if the easemen were graonted in conjunction with development of adjoining property. Th city would have an open space easement, but responsibilities fo maintenance of the parcel would still lie with the underlying propert owner. The city's costs in owning this easement would therefore b negligible. RECOMMENDATION Adopt a resolution denying the parcel map, finding it inconsistent with the Edna-.Islay Specific Plan, as recommended by the Planning Commission. Attached: Draft resolutions Vicinity map Appeal letter Planning Commission minutes - June 13, 1990 Letter from Miller & Walter Reduced parcel map ORESOLUTION N0. (1990 Series) A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO DENYING APPROVAL OF THE TENTATIVE MAP FOR MS 89-219, ON ORCUTT ROAD, NEAR ITS INTERSECTION WITH TANK FARM ROAD (MS 89-219) BE IT RESOLVED by, the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: SECTION 1. Findings. That this council, after consideration of public testimony, the minor subdivision request MS 89-219, the Planning Commission's action, the Hearing Officer's action, staff recommendations and reports thereon, makes the following findings: 1. The design of the tentative map is inconsistent with the Edna-Islay specific Plan: C' 2. The design of the tentative map is premature, in that it is inconsistent with the .phasing provisions of the Edna- Islay Specific Plan. SECTION 2. The tentative map for Minor Subdivision 89- 219 is hereby denied. On motion of seconded by and on the following roll call vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: the foregoing resolution was passed and adopted this day Oof , 1990. �- 6 Resolution No. (1990 Series) MS 89-219 Page 2 Mayor ATTEST: City Clerk APPROVED: City A "nistrative Officer 04 C' y or ey Community DevelcbmLnt Director �-d • RESOLUTION N0. (1990 Series) A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO APPROVING THE TENTATIVE MAP FOR MINOR SUBDIVISION 89-219, CREATING TWO LARGE LOTS FROM ONE, ON ORCUTT ROAD, NEAR ITS INTERSECTION WITH TANK FARM ROAD (MS 89-219) BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: SECTION 1. Findings. That this council, after consideration of public testimony, the subdivision request MS 89- 219, the Planning Commission's action, staff recommendations and reports thereon, makes the following findings: 1. The design of the tentative map is consistent with the general plan and specific plan for Edna-Islay. 2. The site is physically suited for the type and density of development Allowed in the R-1-SP. and C/OS-40 zones. J3. The design of the tentative map is not likely to cause serious health problems, substantial environmental damage or substantially and unavoidably injure fish or wildlife or their habitat. 4. The design of the subdivision will not conflict with easements for access through, or use of property within, the proposed subdivision. S. An environmental impact report for the Edna-Islay Specific Plan was adopted by the council in 1982, which is adequate to assess any potential for significant impact from MS 89- 219; no further environmental study is necessary for this subdivision. 6. The proposed parcelization does not divide contiguous land area within a phase and the parcel boundaries are substantially coincidental with the phase boundaries in Figure 33 of the Edna-Islay Specific Plan. 7. The successful implementation of land use, circulation and services and utilities planning concepts and standards of the Edna-Islay Specific Plan will in no way be jeopardized by the proposed parcel size, location, and configuration. 8. The applicant understands that approval of the parcel map y-� Resolution No. (1990 Series) MS 89-219 Page 2 does not constitute permission for development until such time that development is permitted by the Edna-Islay Specific Plan phasing plan. 9. The parcelization meets all city subdivision. and zoning regulations and standards. 10. All other parcels of record in the planning area (recognized as legal under the State Subdivision Map Act) existing prior to adoption of the Edna-Islay Specific Plan are found consistent with the concepts, intentions, and standards of the specific plan. SECTION 2. The tentative map for Minor Subdivision 89- 219 is approved subject to the following conditions: 1. The subdivider shall dedicate a perpetual open space easement over Parcel B, to the City of San Luis Obispo, subject to the approval of the. Community Development Director and City Engineer, consistent with the Edna-Islay Specific Plan. The open space easement will be to maintain the area in a natural open space character. The easement shall run with the land and provide the following limitations on use or alterations of the area: a. No buildings or other structures may be placed or erected on the premises; except as permitted hereafter, without the approval of the City Council. b. Fencing appropriate to open space preservation shall be approved by the Architectural Review Commission. Solid fencing shall not be allowed. c. No advertising of any kind or nature shall be located on or within the premises. d. The owner shall not plant, nor permit to be planted, any vegetation upon the open space area except for erosion control, fire protection and soil stabilization or as allowed and approved by the Community Development Director. e. The general topography of the area shall be preserved in its natural or existing condition. No grading shall be allowed except -as permitted by the Community Development Director for soil stabilization purposes or as provided in any use ,- permit granted for an equestrian center. ��a 1 Resolution No. (1990 Series) O MS 89-219 Page 3 f. No extraction of natural resources, except for water, is permitted. g. Removal of natural vegetation is not allowed except for fire protection or elimination of diseased growth, as approved by the Community Development Director. h. The property owner may apply for a use permit to develop a portion of Parcel B as an equestrian center, consistent with the map and text of the Edna-Islay Specific Plan. 2. The subdivider shall dedicate an easement over portions of both parcels for the construction, access, and maintenance of a future water storage tank, access road, and pipelines, to the satisfaction of the Utilities Department. and City Engineer. The final locations shall include provisions (note on map) for possible modification and adjustment due to geological and/or other concerns. 3. The subdivider shall establish the right for the owner of parcel A to ingress and egress parcel B for the purpose of stabilizing the slide areas to the satisfaction of the City Engineer (note on map or separate .instrument) . 4. Any future development of either parcel shall be consistent with the Edna-Islay Specific Plan (note on map) . 5. A note shall be placed on the map indicating that a lot- line adjustment will occur in conjunction with and to conform to any final subdivision map affecting parcel A (which is a portion of tentative tract. map 1750) in accordance with the Edna-Islay Specific Plan and as specified in the open space easement agreement. 6. An Orcutt Road right-of-way dedication (including any needed slope easements) , shall be granted on the final parcel map, to the satisfaction of the City and County Engineers. 7. The Orcutt Road frontage improvements for both Parcels A and B shall be constructed simultaneously upon the development of either parcel, to the satisfaction of the City Engineer. Any necessary services and undergrounding shall also be installed as deemed appropriate by the City Engineer and Utility companies. O y- q Resolution No. (1990 Series) MS 89-219 Page 4 8. Provision of standard utilities, water and sewer services to both parcels may be postponed by the Community Development Director until development or further subdivision of either parcel. 9. Water acreage, park-in-lieu, and sewer services fees are postponed until development or further subdivision of either parcel. On motion of seconded by , and on the following roll call vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: the foregoing resolution was passed and adopted this day of , 1989. 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Chapter 1 .20 of the San Luis Obispo Municipal Code, the undersigned hereby appeals from the decision of Planning Commission rendered on 06/13/90 which decision consisted of the following (i.e. set forth factual situation and the grounds for submitting this appeal. Use additional sheets as needed) : SEE ATTACHED The undersigned discussed the decision being appealed from with: on Appellant: Name/Tit.9 e RRM Design Grp. , Reith Gurnee Representative JUX 2 5 3026 S. Higuera St. , SLO, CA 93401 Address s C"CLERK tWOSISPO,CA 805-543-1794 Phone Original for City Clerk 8/7/90 Copy to City Attorney Ca en red for: Copy to City Administrative Officer Copy to the following 'parte tment(s) : Arnold .Tnnac City C er 3 I 1 a OR R M D . E S I G N G R O U P June 25, 1990 Mayor Ron Dunin City of San Luis Obispo 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93403 SUBJECT: ISLAY HILL PARCEL 1VIAP Dear Mr. Dunin & Members of the Council: On behalf of my client, Northwinds Corp., the applicants on parcel map #MS 89-219, we must appeal the Planning Commission's June 13th denial of this application. Our purpose in applying for this Parcel Map -- and for appealing the Planning • Commission's unfortunate action — are primarily two-fold: 1) to clean up an original corporate transaction between the buyers and sellers that would convey real property interest in the area above the 320' elevation on Islay Hill to Northwinds, and 2) to give the City an opportunity to take control over the open space now rather than wait until Phase 9 of the Specific Plan. It's as simple as that. We've attached some amended wording we have proposed in response to the Staffs conditions to the parcel map in their recommendation for approval before the Planning Commission. If the Council can uphold our appeal with this wording, Northwinds and Pacifica would be prepared to dedicate the open space easement over the entire Islay Hill parcel within a matter of weeks after the Council approves the parcel map -- well ahead of Phase 9 in the Edna Islay Specific Plan. If the Council upholds the Planning Commission's action, denying our application, then the City will have to wait until Phase 9 of the Islay Hill development for this parcel to be created and conveyed to Northwinds and for the open space easement to be granted to the City. Again, it's that simple. RECEIVED JUN 'j 5 14vii CITY CLERK SAN LUIS OBISPO.CA l 4 Mayor Ron Dunin Page 2 June 25, 1990 To conclude, it is baffling to me and my clients that the City would even consider taking a position that would have this open space easement granted to the City later, rather than sooner. Given the City's water crisis, who knows when Phase 9 will actually be developed? Rather than dwell on the intricacies of corporate transactions that have occurred in the past on this matter, the City would do well by concentrating on what the results of our application would be -- the early dedication of an open space easement and the City's early assumption of control to permanently protect Islay Hill. If the Council or its staff has any questions regarding our position on this matter, please don't hesitate to give us a call. Otherwise, we look forward to the timely scheduling of a formal date for our appeal hearing. Sincerely, RRM DESIGN GROUP e. T. Keith Gu ee Senior Vice President Director Planning Di sion cc: Doug Murdock Pete Miller Lowell Lorenzen LeeAnne Hagmaier Enclosures c/kg4slay.dun y-iy N " —� a* _ jia 3jx� all 3 ' a <a • j � .{ ;. IP �1 ii •; •frti t \ � � aat\:\\\a:rifa\ IN, ri: `;� .(;�Z•'��f.- �� iriil ; - � �� iiSSiSSiii:IiiiS ►iis.t 0 r I , set s � t t t•s t\s a a\\a • e a. rot ''• :i ' — E{ : � � � : : � '{ ►-D;ItI!'.% .:•:! Illttt . �• .�:it :':;. /• � ice- { i; !aillsa�rsess .s� ata .s . �__ �•��{.• � .i/'� �/:cc,�{`1111J�,�•�s�'#�,r��• � iiii�i�ei:i- ie• it. {ii .. . ����: z 1ss►::�iiiii \ Jit• •. �• ;.. n6-1 � r` t I 1177 •r 777'::x'• • ��/mss..`,'•.{� ii�.� �1\\�`�;�t. Ver t - �?. v � r, • 4 ` ' - • `' ''- 4 y[ • 211` 1 - OP LAW OFFICES U MILLER & WALTER PETER C.MILLER• A Partrmshtp Including Professioml Corporettons Cable Addrer WILLIAM S.WALTER* PROPLAM JEFFREY EHRUCH 679 MONTEREY STREET MORA OUINN SAN LUIS OBISPO.CALIFORNIA 93401 Telefax 'Professional Corporation TELEPHONE(805)541.6601 (605)541.5766 April 20, 1990 Jeffrey G. Jorgensen, Esq., City Attorney City of San Luis Obispo 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, California 93401 Re: Mutual Rights and Obligations of The Pacifica Corporation as the Owner of The Arbors at Islay Hill and Northwinds as a Successor in Interest to Pacific Ventures With Regard to Islay Hill • Dear Mr. Jorgensen: As I mentioned to you by phone this afternoon, I have been requested by Mr. Douglas Murdock, who represents the owners of La Lomita Ranch, to attempt to clear up some apparent misunderstandings regarding the interests of various private parties in the future of Islay Hill. As you may be aware, The Pacifica Corporation ("Pacifica") now holds fee title to a portion of Islay Hill while the rest is within the boundaries of La Lomita Ranch. The owners of La Lomita ("La Lomita") have succeeded to the residual interests in Islay Hill which were retained by Pacific Ventures when it sold the Islay project to Pacifica. I presently represent La Lomita. Of more import to this letter, I was deeply involved in the negotiation and documentation of the sale by Pacific Ventures (then my client) to Pacifica back in 1986. At the time of the transaction, the Edna/Islay Specific Plan was already in place. It was the intent of the parties involved in the transaction that the transaction facilitate the implementation of the Specific Plan by Pacifica and the othery interested developers. The seller was to retain the ability to develop an equestrian center on the 9 acre site designated for this purpose by the Specific Plan. The seller was also to'retain ultimate fee title to the top of Islay Hill, which would be made subject to an open space easement in favor of Kthe City of San Luis Obispo or other appropriate governmental agency. At the time that the transaction was documented, it was not yet clear exactly where the development portion,open space portion or equestrian center portion would•be located. It was also not certain whether these areas would be created by recorded map prior to the time that escrow needed to be closed. The solution to this problem was to document the transaction so that it could timely be concluded regardless of whether the designation of these respective areas of the project had been legally completed by the filing of an approp- - y-l6 C Jeffrey G. Jorgensen, Esq. April 20, 1990 Page 2 priate map. If the map were filed prior to close of escrow, the seller would retain fee title to the equestrian center and open space areas, but would grant to Pacifica the right to place whatever facilities on the equestrian center and open space areas which were needed for its development of the rest of the property according to the Specific Plan. Alternatively, if the map had not been filed prior to close of escrow, fee title was to pass to Pacifiat for the entire development, equestrian center and open space areas. Pacifica would be obligated to convey back the fee title for the equestrian center and open space areas as soon as this became legally possible. In the meantime, Pacifica was to have the ability to install those facilities on the equestrian center and open space areas which were required to implement the Specific Plan. Pacifica was to also have the ability to convey an appropriate open space easement as required to comply with the Specific Plan. As you can see, these alternatives were the two sides of the same coin. The ultimate result was to be the same regardless of whether the parcelization had been completed prior to close of escrow. 0 The goals of the preceding paragraph were to be carried out under Paragraph 2.4 of the Purchase and Sale Agreement. I am enclosing copies of that Paragraph. Also enclosed is a copy of the form of deed of trust used to secure performance of payment for the C property and compliance with Paragraph 2.4. 1 hope they will aid you in your gaining an understanding of the present rights and obligations of the private parties who hold interests in the portion of Islay Hill which is subject to the Edna/Islay Specific Plan. I. believe that it has always been contemplated by the parties that the open space easement to be granted to the City would be perpetual in nature and would be of a type generally envisioned by Government Section 51050, et. seq. Pleas call me with any questions which you may have on this topic. Vorly truly yours, IL R WAL R Peter C. Miller Enclosures cc: Douglas F. Murdock O \N0283\ISLYCTY1.LTR1 "7r �� .'Fi �^' -Y.._�-�:.��-Lrt- :5�- t'a..f.� �.:T•.=1t�� i �!'�1• �-91ri`-.. � _ ' �_ � '! '•S:• ..�t �;t�... 4��+i�.•w. r.�� .• � i_.C..J_ .ice .Y�.�' .=' � _ �^~�� :.yam:: ra..c •.-s+r+•-.:'i.�Ti3..�L!a.._z.,. ��*i•.�•- �., .r r....r. _ :....L' �F, _ - All- P,C. Minutes' - June 139' :1990` Page 2. CF \ --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Item 1. Minor Subdivision No. 89-219. Consideration of a tentative parcel map creating two lots from one lot; 4401 Orcutt Road; R-1- SP and C/OS-40-SP zones; Northwind NV, subdivider. (Referred by Hearing Officer) . --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Judith Lautner presented the staff report and recommended the Commission consider the request, report and testimony and prove or deny the tentative parcel map. She discussed the applicant-recommended amended conditions and stated staff objected to deleting condition 7, as suggested. Chairman Hoffman opened the public hearing. Vic Montgomery, 3026 S. Higuera, applicant representative, discussed the open space easement issue and the applicant ' s consent to the formulation of an easement and the property transfer to the city. He discussed the phasing and easement dedication over Islay Hill. pie stated the property easement over the entire easement area was concurrent with the map recordation. He discussed the proposed condition amendments and modifications. Adele Stern, 4444 Orcutt, asked about the impact of approval of this map on the progress of Tract 1750 and the .fiscal responsibility of street improvements on Orcutt Road. She objected to dividing the land at this point and wanted all of Orcutt Road widened. Staff responded that the first final map that was recorded would take precedence and reiterated that condition 7 should remain and that the developer would pay for street improvements. Robert Stern, 4444 Orcutt, was concerned with the developer ' s widening intention of Orcutt Road. He recommended allowing the property to be developed according to the Specific Plan already in place. Craig Campbell, 4318 Mavertree, Pacifica Corp. representative, stated that Pacific was concerned with the proposed conditions and discussed their preferred modifications. He felt condition 7 should be tied to the Specific Plan. o Pete Miller, 679 Monterey, applicant representative, discussed the sales transaction and the possibility of a future request for a use permit on this property which would regulate the actual development. Mr. Montgomery responded to concerns of subdividing out of phase within the Specific Plan and requested this proposal be approved. Chairman Hoffman closed the public hearing. y-/1 .:P :•.3' . - rC:` .�Ll:.�. • i �}^.v�'. 4� _eq,. •.l: _i._> .T P.C. -Minutes June '.13; 1990 Page- 3. mmr. Schmidt did not feel this request fit within the Specific Plan and erefore he could not make findings for approval. Commr. Karleskint agreed with Commr. Schmidt and felt the proposal was inconsistent with the critetie for the Specific Map and that this request should be handled with Tract 1750. Commr. Peterson felt the applicant needed to finalize the map before they could proceed with the sales transaction and stated he did not agree with deleting condition 7. Commr. Kourakis moved to deny the request, subject to finding 1 , and made finding 2 regarding the phasing of Tract 1750. Commr. Billington seconded the motion. VOTING: AYES - Commrs. Kourakis, Billington, Karleskint, Schmidt and Hoffman. NOES - Commr. Peterson. ABSENT - Commr. Gurnee. The motion passed. q ;; - ;-; ; -; -------------;-;-------2. Use Permit U 1482. Re uest to allow an ambulance dis etch service; 2231 Broad Street; 0 zone; San Luis Ambulance, applicant. (Continued from May 9 and 23 , 1990) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Judith Lautner presented the staff report and recommended approval of the permit, subject to conditions. Chairman Hoffman opened the public hearing. Tom Swam, 1223 Higuera, applicant representative, discussed the application and distributed an informal traffic survey that showed the lack of difficulty in making left turns from this site onto Broad Street. Robert fuller, 569 Higuera, felt the ambulance sbrvice was essential to the community and noted that the traffic flow was heavier currently at their present Santa Rosa location. Chairman Hoffman closed the public hearing. Commr. Karleskint moved to approve the use permit, subject to findings and conditions. Commr. Peterson seconded the motion. AGENDA ITEM # city of SAn L1S ®B1SpO 990 Palm Street/Post Office Box 8100 • San Luis Obispo, CA 93403-8100 i•:GSTvrld by: 1-01 0=1rll tibCAO 7 August 1990 jCNAfly. CA-0 TO: City Council I ke nu 5 FROM: Judy Lautner, Associate Plannerf SUBJECT: Frontage improvements on Orcutt Road: Islay map MS 89-219 - on tonight' s agenda The property owner's representative has asked for revised wording of suggested condition no. 7 for this parcel map. The condition is intended to assure that public street improvements are made on Orcutt Road, regardless of the progress of Tract 1750 (the master tentative map for the remainder of the Islay side of the Edna- Islay specific planned area) . The property owner is concerned that the condition may mean frontage improvements would be required with any type of development on Parcel A, including development of the park. The Engineering Division has reviewed the property owner's request and does not support it, since developments in the surrounding area may lead to the need for these impovements sooner than would otherwise be expected. Instead, Engineering offers the attached revised condition. Staff recommends, if the council approves the map, that the attached wording be substituted for condition 7 in the resolution. The condition now requires frontage improvements when any further development of either lot takes place, or prior to any development if deemed necessary by the City Council. Please call me (extension 166) if you have questions about this. Attached: Memorandum from Jerry Kenny ("CWHOIL n.: cul IjiLYC, CA /-,?,,-J. r V August 3 , 1990 MEMORANDUM TO: Judy Lautner FROM: Jerry Kenny`_. SUBJECT: MINOR SUB VISION NO. 89-219 - SUGGESTED REVISED CONDITION NO. 7 Craig Campbell submitted a suggested rewording of Condition 7 on this date. This department does not support that wording and submits the following alternative: CONDITION 7. The Orcutt Road pavement and frontage improvements (including any necessary undergrounding and extension of utilities and O services) adjacent to Parcels A and B shall be constructed upon development of Parcel A. The City Engineer may postpone any portion of the required improvements deemed unnecessary at the time of development of only a park on Parcel A. A Use Permit, development or further subdivision of Parcel B shall require all or a part of the installation of Orcutt Road pavement and frontage improvements (including any necessary undergrounding and extension of utilities and services) adjacent to Parcel B. The City Engineer may postpone any portion of the required improvements deemed unnecessary at the time of development. Orcutt Rd. improvementsmay be required prior to any development of either Parcels A or B if deemed necessary by resolution of the City Council. The above condition shall be noted on the final parcel map and/or by recording a separate document, to the satisfaction of the City Engineer and City Attorney. c: file P:\jerry\MS89219.wp IL ME- r. AG 11 L J4- RRM DESIGN G R O U P August 2, 1990 cc, T 0: Ms. Judy Lautner City Planning Department P.O. Box 8100 San Luis Obispo, CA 93403-8100 Re: Islay HW Open Space Dear Judy: Enclosed are 13 copies of our revised Parcel Map Exhibit for SLO 89-219. At your request, this map has deleted the so-called "equestrian" parcel and proposes to place the entire property under an open space easement under conditions mutually acceptable to the City and my client. Please also note that we have delineated an area that should be reserved for the Equestrian Center that correlates with the language changes we feel are appropriate to be incorporated in conditions of approval and the open space easement agreement. The language suggested by the staff remains unacceptable to us, and we feel it would prejudice the ultimate development or approval of an Equestrian Center in a manner consistent with the Specific Plan. I am once again incorporating our proposed language on Parcel Map conditions and the terms and conditions of the open space easement that we previously submitted to you. Please call if you have any further questions. Sincerely, RRM DESIGN GROUP Keith Gum Senior Vice President RECEIVED 0 Director Planning Divis Encls/ AUG 21990 cc: Doug Murdock gAm tj)IF 091900.CA Dean Benedix Vic Montgomery p/kg-laut8.2 i ISLAY HILL PARCEL MAP Proposed Revised Conditions to Parcel Map SLO-89-219 August 2, 1990 CONDITIONS 1. The subdivider shall dedicate a perpetual open space easement over the whole of Parcel B, to the City of San Luis Obispo, subject to the approval of the community Development Director and City Engineer, consistent with the Edna- Islay Specific Plan. The open space easement will be to maintain the area in a natural open space character. The easement shall run with the land, except as required for the development and operation of the equestrian center, and shall provide for the following limitations on use or alterations of the area: a. No buildings or other structures may be placed or erected 'on the premises, except as permitted hereafter, without the approval of the City n Council. J b. Fencing appropriate to open space preservation shall be approved by the Architectural Review Commission. Solid fencing shall not be allowed. C. No advertising of any ldnd or nature shall be located on or within the premises. d. The owner shall not plant, nor permit to be planted, any vegetation upon the open space area except for erosion control, fire protection and soil stabilization or as allowed and approved by the Community Development Director. e. The general topography of the area shall be preserved in its natural or existing condition. No grading shall be allowed except as permitted by the Community Development Director for soil stabilization purposes or as provided in any use permit granted for an equestrian center. f. No extraction of natural resources, except for water, is permitted. g. No removal of natural vegetation is allowed except for fire protection or elimination of diseased growth, as approved by the Community Development Director. 0 Islay Hill Parcel Map August 2, 1990 h. The property owner shall apply for a use permit to develop a portion of Parcel B as an equestrian center, consistent with the map and text of the Edna-Islay Specific Plan. i. Any facility (such as water tank and access, welly trail system, etc.) approved by the City Council as a part of a project on Parcel A, (Tract 1750) and pursuant to the Specific Plan will be allowed to be conshuded within the Open Space Easement. 2. The subdivider shall dedicate an easement over portions of both parcels for the construction, access, and maintenance of a future water storage tank, access road, and pipelines, to the satisfaction of the Utilities Department and City Engineer. The final locations shall include provisions (note on map) for possible modification and adjustment due to geological and/or other concerns. 0 3. The subdivider shall establish the right for the owner of parcel A to ingress and egress parcel B for the purpose of stabilizing the slide areas to the satisfaction of the City Engineer (note on map pr separate instrument). 4. Any future development of either parcel shall be consistent with the Edna-Islay Specific Plan (note on map). 5. A note shall be placed on the map indicating that a lot line adjustment will occur in conjunction with and to conform to any final subdivision map affecting parcel A (which is a portion of tentative tract map 1750) in accordance with the Edna- Islay Specific Plan and as specified in the open space easement agreement. 6. An Orcutt Road right-of-way dedication (including any needed slope easements), shall be granted on the final parcel map, to the satisfaction of the City and County Engineers. 7. Delete 8. Provision of standard utilities, water and sewer services to both parcels may be postponed by the Community Development Director until development or further subdivision of either parcel. o- Islay Hill Parcel Map August 2, 1990 9. Water acreage, park-in-lieu, and sewer services fees are postponed until development or further subdivision of either parcel. Finding for Denial 1. The design of the tentative map is inconsistent with the general plan and the Edna-Islay Specific Plan. v/islayM