HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrd 1982-2002 ORDINANCE NO. 2002
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CHULA VISTA AMENDING
THE ZONING MAP OR MAPS ESTABLISHED BY SECTION
19.18.010 OF THE CHULA VISTA MUNICIPAL CODE,
PREZONING THAT CERTAIN AREA DESIGNATED AS
EASTLAKE I TO P-C ZONING AND ADOPTING GENERAL
PLAN CONSISTENCY FINDINGS IN ACCORDANCE WITH
GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 65860
The City Council of the City of Chula Vista does hereby
ordain as follows:
SECTION I: That the Zoning Map or Maps established by
Section 19.18.010 of the Chula Vista Municipal Code be hereby
amended by adding thereto the following prezoning of property:
That that certain area designated as EastLake I and more
particularly described in Exhibit B attached hereto and
incorporated herein by reference as if set forth in
full, be, and the same is hereby prezoned to P-C in
accordance with the Planned Community District
Regulations for EastLake I as contained in said Exhibit
B, pursuant to the provisions of Section 19.12.020 of
said Code authorizing the prezoning of unincorporated
territory adjoining the City, and to the provisions of
Section 19.48.070 pertaining to the establishment of a
P-C zone, and said zoning shall become effective at and
upon the date the subject property shall be annexed to
the City of Chula Vista.
SECTION II: The Council, pursuant to the requirements
of Section 65860 of the Government Code, does hereby find as
follows:
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Chula Vista~has
previously approved the General Plan Amendment for the 3,073~Sa~al
Ranch pursuant to the Chula Vista General Plan EastLake Policy
Plan dated June 25, 1982, and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Chula Vista
wishes to approve the prezoning of a portion of said Janal Ranch
property known as EastLake I to a Planned Community zoning
designation with accompanying General Development Plan and Planned
Community District Regulations, and
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WHEREAS, the City of Chula Vista is required, pursuant
to provisions of law, to determine that said EastLake I Planned
Community prezoning is consistent with the applicable portions of
the Chula Vista Municipal General Plan, as set forth in Government
Code Section 65860, et seq.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Chula
Vista determines upon the basis of the record of the project
before it that the approved EastLake I Planned Community zone,
together with its General Development Plan and District
Regulations is consistent with the City's General Plan and its
various applicable Elements, and finds in support of such
determination that:
1. Land Use Element: The EastLake I Planned Community
zone is consistent ~'~h the Land Use Element of the Chula Vista
General Plan in that:
a. The land uses and densities appropriate for EastLake
I are included on the General Development Plan, a
component of the Planned Community District
Regulations pursuant to II.A. 3 of the Chula Vista
General Plan EastLake Policy Plan, dated June 25,
1982, previously adopted.
2. Circulation Element: The EastLake I Planned
Community zone is consistent with the Circulation Element of the
Chula Vista General Plan in that:
a. The Circulation Element has been amended to reflect
the circulation shown on the General Development
Plan for EastLake I as shown in the Planned
Community District Regulations;
b. Pursuant to the EastLake Policy Plan dated June 25,
1982, all applicable General Plan diagrams contained
within the General Plan shall have approriate
notations giving reference to the EastLake Policy
Plan;
c. The conditions of approval require that the extent and nature of
street facilities to be built should be sufficient to provide safe
and convenient access to the cumulative EastLake development.
d. The transit requirements set forth in accordance with the EastLake I
District Regulations are compatible with the goals, objectives,
and policies set forth in the Circulation Element of the Chula Vista
General Plan.
3. Housing Element: The EastLake I Planned Community zone, together
with its District Regulations and General Development Plan, is consistent
with the Housing Element of the Chula Vista General Plan in that:
a. It provides for well-planned neighborhoods of low- or~moderate-,
middle- and upper-income families;
b. It provides a private-sector approach to the provision of affordable
housing by including 10% low- or moderate-income housing units
within the Plan;
c. It provides opportunities for the housing of the elderly and handi-
capped;
d. The various types of residential development allowed pursuant to
the Planned Community Zone will provide for a balanced community
concept in which ethnic, social, and economic enclaves are avoided;
e. Adequate public facilities will be provided throughout the project
pursuant to an approved Public Facilities and Financing Plan; and
f. The approval of the EastLake I project will broaden local residents'
choices of housing, housing types, and living environments.
4. Conservation Element: The EastLake I Planned Community zone, together
with its District Regulations and General Development Plan, is consistent
with the Conservation Element of the Chula Vista General Plan in that:
a. It provides for special study and treatment of lands adjacent to
water resources:
b. It allows the interim use of agricultural lands for continued agricultural
uses until such time as development proceeds;
c. It provides for various open space buffers to minimize the impact
of development upon adjacent agricultural resources; and
d. The Chula Vista General Plan'Conservation Element shall contain
a notation giving reference to the policies set forth in the EastLake
Policy Plan where appropriate.
5.0_~ Space Element: The EastLake I Planned Community zone, together
with its District Regulations and General Development Plan, is consistent
with the Open Space Element of the Chula Vista General Plan in that:
a. It provides for open space uses in areas necessary to protect public
health, safety, and welfare, such as unstable areas or steep slope
bank areas;
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b. It provides for the interim use of natural resource areas such
as farming areas pursuant to the terms of the Plan;
c. It allocates 293 acres or 23~ of the project for open space uses
such as outdoor recreational and educational activities, including
public parks, trails, and developed outdoor private recreational
facilities; and
d. It intertwines open space corridors throughout the project to shape
the urban form of the project in a manner compatible with adjacent
land uses.
6. Seismic Saferv Element: The EastLake I Planned Community zone, together
with its District Regulations and General Development Plan, is consistent
with the Seismic Safety Element of the Chula Vista General Plan in that:
a. It, through the study programs established pursuant to the District
Regulations for EastLake I, will identify those areas unsuitable
for development for reasons of seismic instability;
b. Only areas of geologic suitability for construction shall be the
subject of construction activities; and
c. Subsequent environmental review processes shall establish additional
conditions or limitations upon building in unsuitable areas.
7. Noise Element: The EastLake I Planned Community zone, together with
its District Regulations and General Development Plan, is consistent with
the Noise Element of the Chula Vista General Plan in that at the Sectional
Planning Area Plan level:
a. An acoustical analysis, consistent with citywide practices, shall
be prepared using ultimate traffic volumes to delineate appropriate
noise contours in the project for development. Residential con-
struction shall be undertaken in accordance with the policies estab-
lished in conjunction with said noise contours unless otherwise
exempted; and
b. Additional levels of review in the EastLake development shall require
review of potential noise impacts in the preparation of supplemental
environmental review and suggest appropriate mitigating measures.
8. Scenic Highways Element: The EastLake I Planned Community zone, together
with its District Regulations and General Development Plan, is consistent
with the Scenic Highways Element of the Chuta Vista General Plan in that:
a. The District Regulations provide for the preservation and enhancement
of the scenic qualities of all scenic routes within the project
through a careful review of architectual design of structures within
said route;
b. It includes programs for the siting of structures along said route;
c. It includes designs for creating new scenic vistas and provides
for creating lake overviews together with quality landscaping pro-
grams; and
d. It provides for a specific signing program for the development in
accordance with standards for Sectional Development Plans within
the EastLake I District Regulations.
9. Safety Element: The EastLake I Planned Community 'zone, together with
its District Regulations and General Development Plan, is consistent with the
Safety Element of the Chula Vista General Plan in that:
a. It provides for ample water supply for fire flow requirements;
b. It provides for adequate road widths and clearances for fire access;
c. It provides for an on-site fire station to ensure minimal fire alarm
response time; and
d. It provides for a program for identifying potential geological hazards
and for adequate programs to eliminate or lessen said hazards to
acceptable levels during the Specific Planning Area Plan stage.
10. Public Buildings Element: The EastLake I Planned Community zone, together
with its District Regulations and General Development Plan, is consistent with
the Public Buildings Element of the Chula Vista General Plan in that:
a. It provides for an on-site library facility;
b. It provides for an on-site fire station;
c. It provides the opportunity for an on-site medical-dental facility;
d. It provides for other public or quasi-public uses, including religious
facilities; and
e. The EastLake I Planned Community zone designates one high school/junior
high school site and two elementary school sites on the General
DeVelopment Plan. Said designations, coupled with the provisions
for adequate schools set forth in Sections VIIIoC. of the EastLake I
District Regulations, assure the adequacy of school facilities as
necessary to serve the development.
11. Bike Routes Element: The EastLake I Planned Community zone, together
with its District Regulations and General Development Plan, is consistent with
the Bike Routes Element of the Chula Vista General Plan in that:
a. The EastLake General Development Plan provides the opportunity through
the preparation of a trails plan to maximize access for bicyclists
to most destinations within the project;
~ b. It provides for direct access through said system to cultural facilities,
~ recreational areas, educational facilities, and major employment
.~ centers;
c. It encourages the provision of parking areas for bicycles at said
facilities; and
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d. It provides the opportunity to utilize such nonmotor vehicular
transportation facilities in conjunction with interconnecting
bicycle routes throughout the County of San Diego and region.
12. Parks and Recreation Element: The EastLake I Planned Community zone,
together with its District Regulations and General Development Plan, is
consistent with the Parks and Recreation Element of the Chula Vista General
Plan in that:
a. It establishes a system of parks and recreational facilities
pursuant to the General Development Plan and District Regulations
sufficiently diverse in design to serve the needs of the citizens
of the area;
b. The parks are located in combination with school facilities to
increase the potential for multiple use of facilities;
c. Parks are linked together pursuant to a system of trail and/or
open space corridors giving nonmotor vehicular access to said
facilities;
d. Sufficient lands will be dedicated to comply with the provisions
of Section !7 of the Chula Vista Municipal Code dealing with park
land dedication; and
e. The EastLake I park and recreational program shall provide for a
wide opportunity of outdoor and open space activities for diverse
age and interest groups serving the EastLake t population and that
of adjacent areas.
SECTION EI: This ordinance shall take effect and be in
full force on the thirty-first day from and after its adoption.
Presented by Approved as to form by
Director of George D. Lindberg, City
Planning Attorney
FIRST READ AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
u Y OF CHULA VISTA, CALIFORNIA, HELD August 24, 19 82 AND
FINALLY PASSED AND ADOPTED AT A REGULAR MEETING THEREOF HELD September
19 82 , BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE, TO-WIT:
AYES: Councilmen: Scott, Cox, Malcolm, McCandliss
NAYES: Councilmen: None
ABSTAIN: Councilmen: None
ABSENT: Councilmen: Moore
Moycr~ity of Chula Vista
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO ) s s.
CiTY OF CHULA VISTA )
I, JENNIE M. FULASZ, CMC, CITY CLERK of the City of Chula Vista, California,
DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the above and foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of
2002
ORDINANCE NO, ,and fhot the same has nor been amended or repealed.
DATED
(seal) City Clerk
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SECTION IX LEGAL DESCRIPTION
The Southwest Quarter, a portion of the Northwest Quarter
of the Southeast Quarter of Section 27, the South Half of
the Southeast Quarter, the Fractional Southeast Quarter of
the Southwest Quarter and a portion of the Northeast
Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 28, the
Fractional Northeast Quarter of Section 33, the North Half
and the Southeast Quarter of Section 34 all in Township 17
South, Range i West, San Bernardino Meridian, together
with a portion of the Northeast Quarter of Section 3,
Township 18 South, Range i West, San Bernardino Meridian
and a portion of Rancho Janal according to Map thereof
Recorded in Book 1, Page 89 of Patents, Records of San
· Diego County, all in the County of San Diego, State of
Cal ifornia, total parcel more particul arly described as
follows:
Beginning at the East Quarter Corner of said Section 33;
thence along the Southerly line of said Fractional North-
east Quarter of Section 33 North 89'18'47" West 2554.78
feet to a point of intersection with the Easterly boundary
of Rancho De La Nacion; thence along said Easterly
boundary North 17°51'09'' West 4127.25 feet to an intersec-
tion with the Northerly line of the Fractional Southeast
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of said Section 28;
thence leaving the Easterly boundary of Rancho De La
Nacion along the Northerly line of said Fractional South-
east Quarter of the Southwest Quarter and the Northerly
line of the South Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section
28 North 90°00'00'' East 3279.96 feet to a point which lies
545.00 feet Westerly of the Northeast Corner of said South
Half; thence leaving said line North 52°51'43'' East 661.92
feet to a point on the Westerly line of Section 27 said
point lies 400.00 feet Northerly of said Northeast Corner;
thence along the Westerly line of Section 27 North 2°29'
00" West 916.63 feet to the Northerly line of the South-
west Quarter of Sectfon 27; thence along said Northerly
line South 89'59'00" East 2759.13 feet to the Northeast
Corner of said Southwest Quarter; thence along the Easter-
ly line of said Southwest Quarter South 0°01'00'' East
874.80 feet; thence leaving said Easterly line South
67°44'00'' East 416.80 feet; thence South 49°07'44'' East
436.15 feet to a point on the Southerly line of the North-
west Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 27 said
point lies 715.40 feet Easterly of the Southwest Corner of
said Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter; thence
along said Southerly line North 89°56'00'' West 715.40 feet
to said Southwest Corner; thence along the Easterly line
of the Southwest Quarter of said Section 27 South 0'01'00"
East 1317.30 feet to the North line of Section 34; thence
along said North line South 89'54'00" East 2602.10 feet to
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the Northeast Corner of said Section 27 being also Corner
No. 5 of Ranch, Janal; thence along the Northerly boundary
of said Ranch, North 90'00'00" East 820.00 feet; thence
leaving said boundary South 0°03'50'' East 1125.63 feet;
thence South 9046'57" West 1245.01 feet; thence North
81000'00" East 1002.68 feet to the beginning of a tangent
1500.00 foot radius curve concave Southerly; thence East-
erly along said curve through a central angle of 62'31'26"
an arc distance of 1636.87 feet; thence tangent to said
curve South 36°28'34'' East 225.00 feet; thence South
53'31'26" West 150.00 feet to the beginning of a tangent
500.00 foot radius curve concave Easterly; thence Souther-
ly along said curve through a central angle of 89'51'18"
an arc distance of 784.13 feet; thence tangent to said
curve South 36'19'52" East 600.23 feet to the beginning of
a tangent 500.00 foot radius curve concave Westerly;
thence Southerly along said curve through a central angle
of 117°19'52'' an arc distance of 1023.91 feet; thence
tangent to said curve South 81'00'00" West 1643.01 feet;
thence South 63'01'25" West 2508.07 feet; thence South
45'00'00" East 288.00 feet; thence South 63'56'07" West
900.00 feet; thence North 39'01'49" West 1882.20 feet to a
point on the Westerly line of the Northeast Quarter of
said Section 3; thence along said line North 0°00'00'' East
200.00 feet to the South Quarter Corner of said Section
34; thence along the Westerly 1 ine of the Southeast
Quarter of Section 34 North 0°42'37'' East 2692.47 feet to
the center of said Section 34; thence along the Southerly
1 ine of the Northwest Quarter of Section 34 North
89'18'27" West 2675.01 feet to the Point of Beginning.
Containing 1270.45 acres less a 2.55 exception parcel for
a total of 1267.9 acres.
The bearings, distances and areas in the above description
were compiled or calculated from existing available infor-
mation and are not the result of a field survey.
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EXHIBIT E
GENERAL PLAN CONSISTENCY FINDINGS
IN ACCORDANC~ WZTH GOVERNMEN~ CODE SECTION 65860
1. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Chula Vista has previously
approved the General Plan Amendment for the 3,073-acre Janal Ranch pursuant
to the Chuta Vista General Plan EastLake Policy Plan dated June 25, I982; and
2. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Chula Vista wishes to approve
the prezoning of a portion of said Janal Ranch property known as EastLake I
to a Planned Community zoning designation with accompanying General Development
Plan and Planned Community District Regulations; and
3. WHEREAS, the City of Chula Vista is required, pursuant to provisions
of law, to determine that said EastLake I Planned Community prezoning is con-
sistent with the applicable portions of the Chula Vista Municipal General
Plan, as set forth in Government Code Section 65860, et seq.,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of
Chula Vista determines upon the basis of the record of the project before
it that the approved EastLake I Planned Community zone, together with its
General Development Plan and District Regulations, is consistent with the
City's General Plan and its various applicable Elements, and finds in support
of such determination that:
1. Land Use Element: The EastLake I Planned Community zone is consistent
with the Land Use ~t of the Chula Vista General Plan in that:
a. The land uses and densities appropriate for EastLake I are
included on the General Development Plan, a component of the
Planned Community District Regulations pursuant to II.A.3. of the
Chula Vista General Plan EastLake Policy Plan, dated June 25, 1982,
previously adopted.
2. Circulation Element: The EastLake I Planned Community zone is con-
sistent with the CircuSion Element of the Chula Vista General Plan in that:
a. The Circulation Element has been amended to reflect the circulation
shown on the General Development Plan for EastLake I as shown in
the Planned Community District Regulations;
b. Pursuant to the EastLake Policy Plan dated June 25, 1982, all appli-
cable General Plan diagrams contained within the General Plan shall
have appropriate notations giving reference to the EastLake Policy
Plan;
c. The conditions of approval require that the extent and nature of
street facilities to be built should be sufficient to provide safe
and convenient access to the cumulative EastLake develoDment.
d. The transit requirements set forth in accordance with the EastLake I
District Regulations are compatible with the goals, objectives,
and policies set forth in the Circulation Element of the Chula Vista
General Plan.
3. Housing Element: The EastLake I Planned Community zone, together
with its District Regulations and General Development Plan, is consistent
with the Housing Element of the Chula Vista General Plan in that:
a. It provides for well-planned neighborhoods of low- or,moderate-,
middle- and upper-income families;
b. It provides a private-sector approach to the provision of affordable
housing by including 10% low- or moderate-income housing units
within the Plan;
c. It provides opportunities for the housing of the elderly and handi-
capped;
d. The various types of residential development allowed pursuant to
the Planned Community Zone will provide for a balanced community
concept in which ethnic, social, and economic enclaves are avoided;
e. Adequate public facilities will be provided throughout the project
pursuant to an approved Public Facilities and Financing Plan; and
f. The approval of the EastLake I project will broaden local residents'
choices of housing, housing types, and living environments.
4. Conservation Element: The EastLake I Planned Community zone, together
with its District ~eg~s and General Development Plan, is consistent
with the Conservation Element of the Chula Vista General Plan in that:
a. It provides for special study and treatment of lands adjacent to
water resources:
b. It allows the interim use of agricultural lands for continued agricultural
uses until such time as development proceeds;
c. It provides for various open space buffers to minimize the impact
of development upon adjacent agricultural resources; and
d. The Chula Vista General Plan'Conservation Element shall contain
a notation giving reference to the policies set forth in the EastLake
Policy Plan where appropriate.
5. Ope~ Space Element: The EastLake I Planned Community zone, together
with its District RegG~ations and General Development Plan, is consistent
vith the Open Space Element of the Chula Vista General Plan in that:
a. It provides for open space uses in areas necessary to protect public
health, safety, and welfare, such as unstable areas or steep slope
~]~ bank areas;
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b. It provides for the interim use of natural resource areas such
as farming areas pursuant to the terms of the Plan;
c. It allocates 293 acres or 23:: of the project for open space uses
such as outdoor recreational and educational activities, including
public parks, trails, and developed outdoor private recreational
facilities; and
d. It intertwines open space corridors throughout the project to shape
the urban form of the project in a manner compatible with adjacent
land uses.
6. Seismic Safety Element: The EastLake I Planned Community zone, together
with its District Regulations and General Development Plan, is consistent
with the Seismic Safety Element of the Chula Vista General Plan in that:
a. It, through the study programs established pursuant to the District
Regulations for EastLake I, will identify those areas unsuitable
for development for reasons of seismic instability;
b. Only areas of geologic suitability for construction shall be the
subject of construction activities; and
c. Subsequent environmental review processes shall establish additional
conditions or limitations upon building in unsuitable areas.
7. Noise Element: The EastLake I Planned Community zone, together with
its DistriCt Regulations and General Development Plan, is consistent with
the Noise Element of the Chula Vista General Plan in that at the Sectional
Planning Area Plan level:
a. An acoustical analysis, consistent with citywide practices, shall
be prepared using ultimate traffic volumes to delineate appropriate
noise contours in the project for development. Residential con-
struction shall be undertaken in accordance with the policies estab-
lished in conjunction with said noise contours unless otherwise
exempted; and
b. Additional levels of review in the EastLake development shall require
review of potential noise impacts in the preparation of supplemental
environmental review and suggest appropriate mitigating measures.
8. Scenic Highways Element: The EastLake I Planned Community zone, together
with its District Regulations and General Development Plan, is consistent
with the Scenic Highways Element of the Chula Vista General Plan in that:
a. The District Regulations provide for the preservation and enhancement
of the scenic qualities of all scenic routes within the project
through a careful review of architectual design of structures within
said route;
b. It includes programs for the siting of structures along said route;
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c. It includes designs for creating new scenic vistas and provides
for creating lake overviews together with quality landscaping pro-
grams; and
d. It provides for a specific signing program for the development in
accordance with standards for Sectional Development Plans within
the EastLake I District Regulations.
9. Safety Element: The EastLake I Planned Community zone, together with
its District Regions and General Development Plan, is consistent with the
Safety Element of the Chula Vista General Plan in that:
a. It provides for ample water supply for fire flow requirememts;
b. It provides for adequate road widths and clearances 'for fire access;
c. It provides for an on-site fire station to ensure minimal fire alarm
response time; and
d. It provides for a program for identifying potential geological hazards
and for adequate programs to eliminate or lessen said hazards to
acceptable levels during the Specific Planning Area Plan stage.
10. Public Buildings Element: The EastLake I Planned Community Zone, together
with its D]~{'Fict Regulati"~'~d General Development Plan, is consistent with
the Public Buildings Element of the Chula Vista General Plan in that:
a. It provides for an on-site library facility;
b. It provides for an on-site fire station;
c. It provides the opportunity for an on-site medical-dental facility;
d. It provides for other public or quasi-public uses, including religious
facilities; and
e. The EastLake I Planned Community Zone designates one high school/junior
high school site and two elementary school sites on the General
Development Plan. Said designations, coupled with the provisions
for adequate schools set forth in Sections VIII.C. of the EastLake I
District Regulations, assure the adequacy of school facilities as
necessary to serve the development.
11. Bike Routes Element: The EastLake I Planned Community zone, together
with its District Regulations and General Development Plan, is consistent with
the Bike Routes Element of the Chula Vista General Plan in that:
a. The EastLake General Development Plan provides the opportunity through
the preparation of a trails plan to maximize access for bicyclists
to most destinations within the project;
b. It provides for direct access through said system to cultural facilities,
recreational areas, educational facilities, and major employment
centers;
c. It encourages the provision of parking areas for bicycles at said
facilities; and
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d. It provides the opportunity to utilize such nonmotor vehicular
transportation facilities in conjunction with interconnecting
bicycle routes throughout the County of San Diego and region.
12. Parks and Recreation Element: The EastLake I Planned Community zone,
together with its District Regulations and General Development Plan, is
consistent with the Parks and Recreation Element of the Chula Vista General
Plan in that:
a. It establishes a system of parks and recreational facilities
pursuant to the General Development Plan and District Regulations
sufficiently diverse in design to serve the needs of the citizens
of the area;
b. The parks are located in combination with school facilities to
increase the potential for multiple use of facilities;
c. Parks are linked together pursuant to a system of trail and/or
open space corridors giving nonmotor vehicular access to said
facilities;
d. SUfficient lands will be dedicated to comply with the provisions
of Section 17 of the Chula Vista Municipal Code dealing with park
land dedication; and
e. The EastLake I park and recreational program shall provide for a
wide opportunity of outdoor and open space activities for diverse
age and interest groups serving the EastLake I population and that
'of adjacent areas.
ORDINANCE NO. 2002
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CHULA VISTA AMENDING THE
ZONING MAP OR MAPS ESTABLISHED BY SECTION 19.18.010
OF TH~ CHULA VISTA MUNICIPAL CODE, PREZONING THAT
CERTAIN AREA DESIGNATED AS EASTLAKE I TO P-C ZONING
AND ADOPTING GENERAL PLA~ CONSISTENCY FINDINGS IN
ACCORDANCE WITH GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 65860
By a unanimous vote of those present (Councilman Moore
was absent), the Council placed the ordinance on its
second reading and adoption.
On June 25, 1982; the Council approved the General Plan
Amendment for the 3,073~anal Ranch pursuant to the
Chula Vista General Plan EastLake Policy Plan.
The ordinance, therefore, approves the prezoning of a
portion of said Janal Ranch known as EastLake I to a
Planned Community zoning designation with the accompanying
General Development Plan and Planned Community District
Regulations. Further, the Council has determined that
said EastLake I Planned Community prezoning is consistent
with the applicable Fortions of the Chula Vista Municipal
General Plan as set forth in Government Code Section 65860.
The Council certified that Master EIR-81-3 on the proposed
EastLake Planned Community has been prepared in accordance
with the California Environmental Quality Act, the State
EIR Guidelines and the Environmental Review Procedures
of the City of Ch~la Vista and that they have reviewed
the document and are considering the information in the
final EIR as they reach' a decision on the project.
Copies of the ordinance are available at the office of the
City Clerk, City Hall, 276 Fourth Avenue, Chula Vista.
Dated: 9/9/82