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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Statement 1982/09/07 Item 6COUNCIL AGENDA STATEMENT Item 6 Meeting Date 9/7/82 I TITLE: Public Hearing to Consider Vacating a Portion of Industrial Boulevard from "K" Street to 794 Feet South a, Resolution /~ 9~ Ordering Vacation of Subject Portion of SU In and adj bee Cou str wee wou vac Industrial Boulevard ITTED BY: City Enginee (4/5ths Vote: Yes No X ) 976, the owner of the property west of Industrial Boulevard between "K" "L" Streets requested that all that portion of Industrial Boulevard cent to his property be vacated. Since that time two public hearings have held. The most recent hearing was held on March 4, 1980. At that time Gilman Scott commented that Caltrans may have an interest in using the et right-of-way for a Park & Ride lot. The matter was continued for 2 s. On March 18, 1980, Manuel Demitri of Caltrans indicated that the State d like to use the right-of-way for a Park & Ride lot. No action on the tion was taken at this meeting. Cal rans has determined it will ultimately use 450 lineal feet of Industrial Bou evard reaching from "L" Street to the north to accommodate a total of 475 car The balance of street right-of-way is not now deemed necessary for str et purposes. At 'ts meeting on August 17, 1982, City Council set September 7, 1982 as the dat for the public hearing to consider the subject street vacation. It is my REC 1. 2. NDATION: That the Council: Hold the subject public hearing and; Adopt resolution ordering the vacation of the subject portion of Industrial Boulevard. BOA~DS/COMMISSIONS RECOMMENDATION: The Planning Commission app oval in 1976 after the first application was submitted. recommended DIS USSION: In June of 1976, Gerald Baker, owner of the property lying bet een I-5 Freeway and Industrial Boulevard and north of "L" Street applied to ave the whole portion of Industrial Boulevard between "K" and "L" Streets vac ted by the City. After an in-depth search to determine if the City owned the right-of-way in fee, it was found that the title was clouded and that the mat er would have to be judicially decided. Page 2, Item 6 Meeting Date-~JTJ$~ The por hea vac Tra was Planning Commission then recommended approval of the vacation of all that .ion of Industrial between "K" and "L" Streets. However, at the public ~ing before the Council on January 25, 1977, staff recommended against the tion due to a possible need for the right-of-way by the Metropolitan isit Development Board (MTDB). The matter was then filed until a response received from t~TD6. In ~ebruary of 1979 the City received a letter from MTDB stating that the rig t-of-way was not needed by them and there was no objection to the vacation. The matter was then renewed and another public hearing held on March 4, 1980. At hat time Caltrans expressed an interest in using the right-of-way for a Par and Ride lot. The matter was again filed. As result of that action taken by Caltrans, the City and Caltrans have been inv lved in litigation with the property owner. To settle the matter, Cal cans has agreed to release its interest in the northerly 794 feet of rig t-of--vay so that we may vacate that portion. At is meeting on August 18, 1982, Council adopted the resolution of intention to vacate that right-of-way and set September 7 as the date for a public hea ing on the matter. In ccordance with the Street Vacation Act of 1941, the street may be vacated now that there is no present or future need for the subject portion of Ind strial Boulevard. Tlii order of vacation, i f approved, has no bearing on who thi s property wi 11 rev rt to. The matter will be settled after the vacation is complete. The only utilities within the subject right-of-way are Pacific Telephone lines and a public sewer line. Arrangements have been made to reserve easements for the e facilities. The other utility companies have responded with no obj ctions. Slides are available for Council viewing. FISCAL IMPACT: None. J WH 4JPC :dl/FY006 0103E by tine City Council of Chula Vista, C«lifurnia _ - ~~ Dated ---_- ga- ~g~~~ . ~ p. S'z ~'-}/0997 . ,` OF Sgti a~ ~ ~~~ ~~O , . c 'J~ ~ ~- y _ _.a-~~ PORT ~ P O R T O~ S A N D I E G O AN f~ LI NAB E RGH F I E Lf~ AIR TERMINAL (714) 291-3900 • P.p. Boz 488, San Diego 92112 July 8, 1982 Mr. Mark J. Pfister Director of Parks and Recreation The City of Chula Vista 276 Fourth Avenue Chula Vista, CA 92010 Dear Mr. Pfister: I am returning the two copies of the Agreement which you sent to the Port. We are unable to recommend paragraph 5 -Workers' Compensation, as written, to our Board inasmuch as it leaves an open- ended liability to the District. It is our understanding that Chula Vista is self-insured on workers' compensation. The District is covered by the State Compen- sation Fund and currently our rate for gardeners is 7.26$ of the gardeners salary. If you would adjust your labor rates to reflect this increase rather than have paragraph 5, we would recommend it to our Board. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me. Very truly you s, ~~ ~ ~ / ~ ABRIEL J G LL INA Assistant irector of Finance GJG:h Enclosures erry Bake an Diego ood Preserving Co. O10 Haffl ational C ty CA 92050 etropolit n Transit Develop- ment Boa d 20 "C" St eet, Suite 400 an Diego CA 92101 tate of C lifornia ept. of T ansportation istrict 1 . 0. Box 1406 an Diego CA 92138 an Diego ARizona Eastern ailroad 5 Twelfth Avenue an Diego CA 92101 PACIFIC TELEPHONE RIGHT OF WAY DEPT. 8328 Clairemont Mesa Blvd Room 105 San Diego CA 92111 Sweetwater Authority 386 Third Avenue Chula Vista CA 92010 Cox Cable 5159 Federal Boulevard San Diego CA 92105 ATTENTION: MR. L.W. SNEAD, SR. i San Diego Water Authority 2750 Fourth Avenue San Diego CA 92103 outhern P cific Railroad ne Market Plaza Right-of-Iday ~~ ~ _ f - _ -~, r ~~ ~.;:' Departm nt an Franci co CA 94105 1~ - /~ ~~ ~ an Diego as & Electric Co. . 0. Box 1831 an Diego CA 92101 TTENTION: JOE ESFiNOZA an Diego as & Electric Co. . 0. Box 38 TTENTION: KIT BRAINARD HULA VIST CA 92012