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Home My WebLink AboutAGENDA REPORT 1990 0815 CC REG ITEM 11NBERNARDO M. PEREZ Mayor SCOTT MONTGOMERY Mayor Pro Tern ELOISE BROWN Councilmember CLINT HARPER, Ph.D. Councilmember PAUL W. LAWRASON, Jr. Councilmember LILLIAN KELLERMAN City Clerk TO: FROM: DATE: MOORPARK MEMORANDUM The Honorable City Council Philip E. Newhouse, Director of Services 8/10/90 ITEM • STEVEN KUENY City Manager CHERYL J. KANE City Attorney PATRICK RICHARDS, A.I.C.P. Director of Community Development R. DENNIS DELZEIT City Engineer JOHN V. GILLESPIE Chief of Police RICHARD T. HARE City Treasurer Community SUBJECT: Consider Waiver of Park Rental Fees for Moorpark Kiwanis Club Softball Tournament Susan Wesner, President, Moorpark Kiwanis Club, is requesting waiver of rental fees for use of the softball diamonds at North Meadows and Peach Hill Parks for a softball tournament. The tournament is scheduled to be held on Saturday, September 29, from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Funds received from this tournament will be used for various special projects which will directly benefit the residents of Moorpark. Kiwanis has cosponsored the City's Easter. Egg event the past two years. This tournament will not disrupt City recreational softball play as we do not schedule games on Saturday. However, should Kiwanis request to expand tris tournament to two days, Saturday and Sunday, it wou]('. rter,`ere with City league games on Sunday. Fees requested to be waived are as fol_ows: Softball fields (2) at $2.50 /hr. x 20 hours $ 50.00 Bases - 2 sets at $2.50 /hr. x 20 hours $ 50.00 Base deposit $100.00 Total fees requested to be waived: $200.00 Direct staff as deemed appropprir,te. PEN:db Attachment 799 Moorpark Avenue Moorpark, California 93021 (305) 529 -6864 August 9, 1990 Honorable Mayor and Moorpark City Hall 799 Moorpark Avenue Moorpark, CA 93021 Members of the City Council Dear Mayor and Councilmembers: The Moorpark Kiwanis Club is planning a Men's Slo -Pitch softball tournament for Saturday, September 29, 1990. We have reserved use of the softball field at Peach Hill Park and one of the two fields at North Meadows Park from 7 a.m. to 7 P.M. This tournament is planned as a fundraiser for our club with proceeds to be used for various special projects. We anticipate approximately 16 teams to participate. The Kiwanis Club requests the City assist us in our endeavor by waiving the rental fees for the two fields. In the event the lights are used at Peach Hill Park, we would pay for such use at the applicable hourly rate. In addition, we request use of two sets of bases, field drag, liner hoses and a landscape rake stored at Peach Hill Park and permission to operate a concession stand at Peach Hill Park during the tournament. We are aware that alcohol consumption is prohibited in City parks. Your consideration of this request is appreciated. If additional information is needed, please contact me at 529- 7037. Sincerely, Susan Wesner President, Moorpark Kiwanis Club SW /djv cc: Phil Newhouse, Director of Community Services SENT BY:Xerox Telecopier 7020 ; 8 -15 -90 ; 14 :00 `i142612128i 605 529 8270;4 2 August 15, 1990 Mr. Patrick Richards Director of Community Development 799 Moorpark Avenue Moorpark, California. 93021 Subject: Certification of the Carlsberg Specific Plan Final Ent Dear Pat: The options available to the Citv for cmtificWm of the Final EIR, as we currently understand the projects, issues artd CBQA requii+emaats are summarized below. We will also be available to discuss the alternatives with you when we arrive. Please call us if you would like us to meet you prior to the meeting.. Our initial comments address only the won of the current FIR, for the project as defined in the specific plan f EIR. We recommend that the Final ER be certified for the project as proposed, as long as the procedures required by C EQA are followed closely. Please note that this includes the requirements of Section 15090 of the CBQA. Guidelines, that the lead agency "review and consider th information contained in the final EIR," and that the lead agency "manes one or more written findings for each significant effect," as outlined in Section 15091. We have also recommended that a Statement of Overriding Considerations (Section 15093) be considered for traffic and air quality issues, as listed on page 119 of the Draft EIR. AB 3180 also requires adoption of a mitigation monitoring program concurrently with making the findings. We would recommend certification of the Final ED?, only when these procedures are followed Based on Cheryl Kane's comments on the ovkio>s of the City's contract with Carlsberg Corporation, it would be possible to certi�y the Final ER for the current project, deny the proposed project, and use the extension, provisions to proceed to identify any new requried -environmental documentation for the cblanged project. When a project changes, the three options for environmental documentation are an adendum for minor changes only, and a supplement or subsequent EIR for a changed project. We recommend a supplement be prepared for the revised project because the changes proposed are not minor. For example, the graded area has changed, the removal of biological resources has changed, the development mix has changed and most PLANNING • URBAN DESIGN • ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION • MARKET & FINANCIAL ANALYSIS • ENTITLEMENT SENT BY :Xerox Telecopier 7020 ; 8 -15 -90 ; 14 :00 7142612128 -+ 805 529 8270;« 3 topical areas of the Draft EIR will be substantially changed. While a school was referenced in the DEIR as a preference, it was not included in either the land plan or the traffic analysis. We would conclude that the current Final EIR is not adequate or sufficient documentation for the "nevi" project. In addition, the mitigation measures recommended for the current project may not be appropriate for the ' new" project. In any event, the comments mentioned above in regards to findings, mitigation monitoring and Statment of Overriding Considerations must be prepared for the new project. Sincerely, Sid Undmark, AICP Director cc: Cheryl Kane August 14, 1990 Mr. Patrick Richards Director of Community Development 799 Moorpark Avenue Moorpark, California 93021 Subject: Carlsberg Specific Plan Final EIR Dear Pat: C J / ij As I mentioned at the last public hearing, there are a few revisions we would like to add to the public record prior to any certification of the Final EIR. Specially, the four items are: 1. Pages 101 - 102 of the Draft EIR, Mitigation Number 2. Delete the last sentence of the mitigation measure, which states: 'The city and the library district shall negotiate a total library contribution per capita prior to certification of the Final EIR." 2. Page S of the Final EIR, Response 1 - 32. Revise the first sentence of mitigation number 3 to specify the widening of New Los Angeles Avenue is "to six lanes," as recommended in the Traffic Technical Appendix. 3. Page 12 of the Final EIR, Response 3 - 5. Revise the last sentence of the response by adding the word "site ", so the sentence states "...is the site for the middle school preferred by the school district." 4. Page 17 of the Final EIR, Response 10 3. Revise the year stated in the last sentence, so the sentence states: Since the 1995 population will be less than the 1995 AQMD forecast, the project is consistent with the AQMD (see Response 10 - 5 below). Following your review, please transmit these comments to the City Council. Sincerely, Sid Lindmark, AICP Director cc Cheryl Kane — RECEIVED _ AUG 1 5 1990 PLANNING • URBAN DESIGN • ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION MARK[ R FINANCIAL ANALYSIS • ENTITLIEMEN Moorpark E 18012 SKY PARK CIR . IRVINE, CA 92714 • 714/261 -8820 FAX 714 ?1 ?8 • lIdVINE • SAN DIEGO • SAN FRANCISCO SENT BY: Xerox Telecopier 7020 ; 8-15 -90 ; 3.060M 2136173246- 805 529 8270;9 2 DONOVAN LEIBUR6 NCWTON 6 IRVINE 30 ROCKEIMLLLR PLAZA NEW YORK. N.Y. 10112 TELEPAONC; 212- 039.3060 FAX: 0I a- 032.33! 1 DONOVAN LEISURL, ROOOV I N. HUOC i ACHI LLER 11?00 TWLNTY- FOURTH STAt[T, N.W. WASHINGTON, D.C. 90097.11 ;4 TLLCPMON E:'. 9Ol- 407 -0300 FAX: E02- 467 -6484 By Facsimile TELEPHONL: ;10- 063.4000 FAX 213- e17•P300 August 15, 1990 Lillian Kellerman City Clerk City of Moorpark 799 Moorpark Avenue Moorpark, California 93021 lie: Moorpark Newerack Ordinance -- Daily News Appeal of NotiQ20 of Vio ation Dear Me. Kellerman: DONOVAN LC14URC NCWTON 6 IRVINC 130 RUE OU NAU;0UR6 SAINT- NONOAL 70008 PARIS TRLCPMONE: :•4l- ;6-47.10 FAX: 1.4=- pp -Og.06 WRITER'6 OIRLC' DIAL NUM ;CR: 219•=ai As we discussed in a telephone conversation today, the Daily News requests that the hearing on the notices of violation scheduled for tonight's City Council meeting be continued and rescheduled until September 19, 1990. We request this continuance in the hope that the additional time will allow us to resolve our differences on this issue. Very truly yourr$, vz-,� E,o&4xk Noriko E. Okamoto cos David Lack, Single Copy Manager, Daily Nows Glen Smith, Esq., Los Angeles Times August 15, 1990 REQUEST FOR CONTINUANCE I, Glen A. Smith, Staff Counsel for the Los Angeles Times, hereby request continuance of the Moorpark newsrack hearing until September 19, 1990. G1 A. Smith dfb Z 39Nd W99MOZ'ON 60;91 06,'91'8 ( 0 1) MEW S3WIi W0d3 OONOVAN LEISURE NEWTON 6 IRVINE 70 ROCKE►CLLCR PLAZA NEW YORK, N.T. 10112 TELEPHONC: i1�- 632.3000 ►AX: I l i- 632.33! 1 DONOVAN LCISURt, ROOOV I N, H UOC i &CHILLER 1t40 TWIN7Y- FOURTH 6TRt ET, N.W. WASHINGTON, 9,6, 20037 -II=4 TELEPHONE: SOS- 467 -6700 FAX: E02- 467 -6454 By Facsimile ,1011 7A i r TELEPHONIC: ,Ili- 163.4000 TAX: 213.017.2346 August 15, 1990 Lillian Kellerman City Clerk City of Moorpark 799 Moorpark Avenue Moorpark, California 93021 Ne: Moorpark Newsrack Ordinance -- Daily News' ADDeal of—Notiges of violation Dear MS. Kellerman: DONOVAN -MISLIRt NXWTON 6 IRV INC '.70 RUE OU ►AUROURS SAINT- WONORE 76005 PARIS TELCPMONE: t.4l -i6 -47.10 FAX: 1.4 ;- 5d-O6.0S WRITER'S OIRCC- DIAL NUM6CR: e 13.i0i AB we discussed in a telephone conversation today, the Daily News requests that the hearing on the notices of violation scheduled for tonight's City Council meeting be continued and rescheduled until September 19, 1990, We requeat this continuance in the hope that the additional time will allow us to resolve our differences on this issue. Very truly yours, x6Lt.� E,o6.t4zt Noriko E. Okamoto cc: David Lack, Single Copy Manager, Daily News Glen smith, Esq., Los Angeles Times r r. �1; I. �/i .1 •t%.'f VI,h 1 i : >;1 � IrJ�. � 1 - - - , DEA > STEVEN Z. 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SIMI HEALTH CENTER August 15, 1990 To whom it may concern: I have reviewed the draft environmental impact for Million Bell Plaza and Greenleaf Apartments in Moorpark. I am extremely concerned about the short: term and long term emissions generated by this project and the health impacts they would create for my patient, Barbara Shultz. Ms Shultz has been a patient of mine since 1981. During this time, she has had a history of chronic bronchial problems and severe sinus infect- ions, in addition to allergic reactions. I feel it would be very unhealthy for her to reside next to a project of this magnitude because of the fugitive dust generated during grading activities and the high levels of ROC and NOx generated by the project once it is completed. Although mitigation measures addressed in the EIR would be helpful, they would not solve my patient's problems. My recommendation would be the installation of a central air conditioning system in Ms Shultz's home so the windok,s could remain closed to reduce the impact on her health as much as possible. Thank you for your concern in this mat r. Sincerel ?shi, C. R. J M. D. CRJ; j 1350 LOS ANGELES AVENUE SIMI VALLEY, CALIF' ORNIA 93065 TELEPHONE (805) 522 -3782