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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Statement 1977/02/08 Item 11CITY OF CHULA VISTA COUNCIL AGENDA STATEMENT ITEM NO 11 FOR MEETING OF: 2/8/77 ITEM TITLE: Resolution 8504: Granting Easement to PQr. & Mrs. Michael E. Mangel Across One Foot Control Lot B, Rancho Rios Unit No. 8 Subdivision SUBMITTED BY~ Director of Public Works/City Engineer ITEM EXPLANATION Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Mangel own a 10 acre parcel of land which lies within the City of San Diego and is zoned Al-10. This parcel of land, designated as Tax Assessor Parcels 624-070-9 and 10, abuts the City of San Diego/City of Chula Vista boundary which also is the southerly boundary of Rancho Rios Unit No. 8 Subdivision. A dedicated street 59.53 feet in width, Rancho Drive, was stubbed out to the southerly boundary of the subdivision. A portion of Rancho Drive abuts the Mangel property. The developer of Rancho Rios Unit No. 8 Subdivision, Rancho Rios Developers, granted a one foot control lot "B" to the City of Chula Vista which was accepted by the City Council on March 5, 1974 by resolution 7216. The purpose of the one foot control lot is to guarantee future extension of the street and to control adjacent development. At the time the Mangels purchased the property they were granted a 20 foot wide nonexclusive easement for road purposes from their property to Otay Valley Road. The Engineering staff was not aware of this 20 foot easement at the time they were processing the final map for Rancho Rios Unit No. 8. The Preliminary Title Report, preliminary subdivision report, subdivision guarantee and several revised preliminary title reports prepared by Safeco Title Insurance Company did not show the nonexclusive easement across the property now known as Rancho Rios Unit No. 8 Subdivision. Continued on Page 2 EXHIBITS ATTACHED Agreement Resolution x Ordinance Plat x Other X Environmental Document; Attached Submitted on STAFF RECOMMENDATION: 1) City Council approve granting of easement for access across one foot control lot "B" to Mr. and tZrs. Mangel. No conditions to be attached to the granting of this easement. 2) City Council authorize the P~Iayor to execute the document conveying said easement on behalf of the City. BOARD/ COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION: A P P R O V E D by the City Council COUNCIL ACTION Of ..hula Vista, California ~~a~a...,~-..~-..~.7........ ,... Form A-113 (Rev. 5-75) Item No. 11 • Supplemental gage 2 Subsequent to the recordation of the final map for Rancho Rios Unit #8, the Mangels submitted a letter to the City on February 3, 1976 requesting that the City dedicate the one foot control lot "B" so that they could obtain approval of a parcel map and issuance of a building permit from the City of San Diego to construct a single family dwelling on their property. Through staff's investigation of the matter it appears that the Mangels purchased property that was an illegal lot split. Before the City of San Diego will approve a parcel map making the property a legal lot and issuance of a building permit, they are requiring that the Mangels have legal access to a publicly dedicated street. The City ownership of the one foot control lot "B" denies the Mangels this legal access. The grant- ing of an easement by the City of Chula Vista across the one foot control lot will give the Mangels the access as required by the City of San Diego. On November 1, 1976, the City received a letter from the attorney repre- senting Rancho Rios Developers also requesting that the City dedicate one foot control lot "B" since Rancho Rios Developers is involved in a legal dispute with Mr. and Mrs. Mangel concerning access to their property. The City staff is concerned that the interest of the residents living within Rancho Rios Subdivision be protected. We have concern that the City of San Diego might approve development on the Mangels property which impacts in a negative way those residents. We do recognize, however, the following items: the property is presently zoned Al-10 in San Diego, which means that a zone change would be necessary in order to put in a compatible use. Furthermore, a general plan amendment will probably be nec- essary and also we would receive notification through the environmental pro- ~ess; and as you know, the changes in the environmental laws make it more dif- ficult for projects to be developed which cause adverse environmental effects. Therefore, we believe that a project which would substantially and adversely affect the Rancho Rios residents is unlikely. Furthermore, we recognize that the Mangels had a valid easement prior to the development of Rancho Rios Subdivision. Essentially what this resolu- tion does is to clarify the Mangels' rights to an easement to a dedicated street for them and for the City of San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. Mangel will have then the same easement rights to a dedicated street at this time that they had previously. The City Manager, the City Attorney, the Planning Director and I have recently met with the attornies representing the Mangels and the Rancho Rios Developers and concur that the granting of an easement to the Mangels over the one foot control lot by the City will protect the interest of the residents living in the subdivision and provide a means for the Mangels to construct a single family residence on their property at this time. It has been indicated to the staff that at this time that is the Mangels' primary objective. ~,,_ ~ n ~~ a ~~--~ ~ S~1. ~pAU CD -l ~i ~ ~ ., ~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~P p~P` _~ ~~~ ~ ~ ~--~ ~a~ ®~ REGENC Y C, U ~~~ ®~ ~~~1 ~ ~ 1 ~ i I ~ r ~ ~ 1 ~ ~ I -; ~ , ----, ~. ~ ~ ~ ' ~~ W~ +•Qr:..~~c --L: ~ ~ +~ T ~ ~ ~7.~, ~~ B ~ ; ~] K~ EB ~-~d s~ y '~ L - > ~~j ~~~~° ~ r, 2 r Q ~~ i a~ i 1 ~. (afVl.riv i ® L-~ Loz ~ .. ~~~ ~ ~ ,,~~ ~~ ~ _:.1111 4s-sf ~ ~-=ar CITY OF SAN D EGOI ~ ~ I . 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