HomeMy WebLinkAboutRES NO 38-72RESOLUTION N0. 38-72
A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF BAKERSFIELD. MAKING FINDING CONCERNING
PROPOSED SUBDIVISION: LOCATED FAST OF
SOUTH "H" STREET, SOUTH OF CALCUTTA
DRIVE, NORTH OF P.G. & E. TOWER LINE
EASEMENT. ,
WHEREAS, Section 11526 (c) of the Business and Professions
Code (Subdivision Map Act) states that a city shall not approve'a
tentative or final subdivision map unless the City Council of such
city shall find that the proposed subdivision, together with the
provisions for its design and improvements, is consistent with the
general plan and applicable specific plans of the city; and
WHEREAS, the City Planning Commission, on June 21
19 72 , did make the finding required by the above statute and recom-
mended that the City Council make such finding; and
WHEREAS,-the City Planning Commission, on june21
19 72 , approvedthe tentative map of Tract No. 8626
conditioned on the making of the appropriate finding by the City
Council under said Section 11526 (c); and
WHEREAS, a copy of said tentative map, together with the
Planning staff report and other related papers and documents have
been filed with this City Council.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City
of Bakersfield, as follows:
1. It is hereby found and determined that the proposed
subdivision designated _Tract No. 86~6 , together with
tha provisions for its design andimprovement, is consistent with
the general plan and applicable specific plans of the City of
Bakersfield.
2. %hat a copy of this Resolution be forthwith transm~.tted
to the Planning Department by the City Clerk.
SECTION 2.
This resolution shall become effective thirty days from
and after the date of its passage.
o0o-
I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Resolution was .passed
and adopted by the Council of the City of Bakersfield at a regular
meeting thereof held on the 26-th day of
June , 19 72 ,
by the following vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN SLEECK"R-'4":!~=Y, MEDDE,"'~S, REE5, RUCKER, THOMAS, WHITTEMORE
NoEs, COUNC, L, EN' ·
ABSTAINING COUNCILMiN:
Council of the City of Bakersfield
June 1972
APPROVED this .26th day , .
C< i ty of Bakersfield
APPROVED:
CITY ~
At an adjourned elirig hetd June 21, 1972, the Planning Commission con-
sidered 'l'entattve Map of Tract No. 3626. AFter discussion and detiberation,
it was moved by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Frederickson,
and carried, that said subdivision, together with provisions For' its design and
improvement, is consistent with applicabte general and specific ptans, and that
Tentative Map of T;'-.act No. 8626 be approve. d subject L0 the Following cop. riB:torts:
This Tentative Tract Map is filed under`. Chapter`' 16, 22 (Optional Design
and. Imp~'ovement Standards) of the Municipal C~de of the City of Bakers-
field, A rnen~orandum of ]ustt.fi~ation (16,22,020) has been filed along
with the neap and t&as been' accepted to. qualify for the Optional Design
Standards, (See Condition #17),
Water supply be provided to the satisfaction of the Chief Engineer of
the City Fire Depar,tment and fire hydr~nt locations as shown in red,
Easements and street lighting to be provided to the satisfaction of the
City Engineer. ,
!Drainage be provided to the satisfaction of the City Engineer.
Soils report with minimum data in accordance with Chapter 70 of the
Uniform Building Code, 1970 Edition.
No building permit on any lot within the tract shatl be issued or be valid
unfit the final soil report for this tract has been flied with the Chief
Buttcling Inspector and the City Engineer and car,tiled by the-Engineer
on ~he final recorded map. Where the finaI soil report has not been cona-
pieted until after` the recording of the final map, a separate certificate
signed and issued by the City Engineer must be recorded with the
County Recorder of Kern County before a building permit may be issued.
Provisions be made for adequate- fire pr,0tection to ttne satisfaction of
the Chief Engineer of the Gtty Fire Depar,tment0
A complete utility and dr,ainage plan to be"'approved by the Public Works
and Buitdtng Depar,tn~ent before the map is submitted for` finatization.
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Adequate pr,ovtsions to be made for continuous maintenance of atl private
sir-eels and common areas through an association and spatted out tn full
within the Deed Restrictions. The Deed Restrictions shall be approved
by the Ptanntng Staff, City Attorney, Public Works and Buttdtng Depart-
ments prior to the final approval of the map by the City Council and
recorded atong with the final map.
The ar. eas of pr,ivate drives (shown' as Lot 60) shatl be considered as
private drives and at no such time wilt the City of Bakersfield accept
maintenance or dedication of these private drives. On the final map
any such reference to private drives sh~lt be on~itted and identified as
Lot 60.
11. Vehtcu. ta_.r and pedestrian access to Lots 59 and 60 to be made for muni--
ctpal services, ie. refuse pickup, police, fire protection or any other
municipal or emergency services to the adjoining tots.
12. A six-foot masonry wall to be installed around the subdivision as re-
quired by Ordinance.
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AII private streets shal. l be posted as private streets by the subdivider.
(Section 16.20. 060-D).
A five-foot chain link fence from the northwest corner of Lot 2 west
along the south side of Calcu'Eta Drive to Sou~h "H" Street.
15.
I6.
A modification for the tract f0r each !or requiring a two-foot side yard
setback on parking side of lot flor carport use only,
A 15-foot paved vehicular access beb~een Lots I 1 and 12. Design of
access to be approved by Public Works Department before finalization
of tracl:.
17.
(a) ' nL~at~, shown as a 3'2-foot stneet n n th~n the 'minimum 52-
foot sta has been accepted as sufficient fon this tnact. Thene wilt
be two tnavel lanes with no panking on eithen side of the sineel.
(b) A Poll-type cunb 'and gutten has been accepted by the Public Wonks
Depantment so as to penrn[t ease in installing the mobilehomes and a4so
.to be us~d as: c::'t,,.,'a appnoach Fon pesic'.-'~;r,L[;s'.t c..FF-stneet panking.
(c) The sidewalks have been appnoved fon on~ side of the sineel C as
shown on fLle map) in tteu of walkways i:hnoughout the development. The
minimum width of the sidewalks shall De 4J 6', the minimum standand
fon nesidential uses.
(The above Ca) and (b) shall be designed to meet the appnoval of the Public
Wonks Depantment since these ar, e below mintPnurn city standands).
DEVVEY SC. FS~LES; Secnetany
Planning Dinecton