HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Report - September 28, 1988 (69)11
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
SEPTEMEER 28, 1988
COUNCIL INTRODUCES
ORDIlVA U NO. 1437
AMENDING THE SPECIFIC
PLAN OF LOWER
SACRAMENIO ROAD
BETWEEN KETTLEMAN
LANE ANC LODI
AVENUE
Notice thereof having been published according to law, an
affidavit of which publication i s on file in the office of
CC -45(a)
the City Clerk, Mayor Pinkerton called for the Public
CC -53(a)
Hearing to consider the request of Ted Katzakian, Agent for
CC -53(c)
the Apple Orchard Subdivision, which is bounded by Tokay
CC -149
Street on the north, Cochran Road on the South, and Lower
Sacramento Road on the west, to amend the Specific Plan for
Lower Sacramento Road, Kettleman Lane to Lodi Avenue.
The matter was introduced by City Manager Peterson.
Further, Chief Civil Engineer Prima presented the following
report concerning the matter:
The Planning Commission's approval of the tentative map for
The Apple Orchard Subdivision included conditions relative
to fencing on Lower Sacramento Road. These conditions
shown on an exhibit presented for the City Council review
were as follows:
"11. The fencing on Lower Sacramento and Cochran Road to
meet the approval of the Site Plan and Architectural
Review Committee and if the approved fence i s
different than what is shown on the Lower Sacramento
Road Specific Plan, the City Council should amend the
Specific Plan."
15. That the Homeowners' Association maintain the Cochran
Road fencing and landscaping with the Lower
Sacramento Road fence publicly maintained."
The actual fence type had not yet been determined and it
was assumed that the construction and maintainability of
the fencing on Lower Sacramento Road would be equivalent to
what was shown on the Specific Plan.
At the time that the final map and offsite improvement
plans were approved by the City Council, the type of fence
construction had still not yet been determined. It was not
until the Site Plan and Architectural Review Committee
submittal in August that the fence details andproposed
landscaping was known. Since the proposed fencing,
sidewalk, and alignment varies from the adopted Specific
Plan, these changes are being brought to the City Council
for approval.
The existing Specific Plan for Lower Sacramento Road shows
a slumpstone and grapestake fence similar to that on