HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution - City Council - 79-197 - 1979-05-15Ruth Paul ter
Ed Biel icki
RESOLUTION No. 7 9 - i 9
RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRESNO
APPLYING TO THE FRESNO LOCAL AGENCY FORMATION'"
COMMISSION IN THE MATTER OF THE PROPOSED ALLUVIAL
CEDAR NO 1 DISTRICT REORGANIZATION, INCLUDING THE
DETACHMENT OF CERTAIN TERRITORY CONSISTING OF
275.40 ACRES FROM THE MID VALLEY FIRE PROTECTION �
DISTRICT AND THE ANNJEXA.TION OF SAID TERRITORY TO
THE CITY OF FRESNO.
WHEREAS, this proposal is made pursuant to the District Reorganization Act
of 1965 contained in division 1 of Title 6 (commencing with Section 56000) of j
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the California Government Code; and
Whereas, the nature of the ,proposed change is a reorganization consisting
of the detachment, of certain territory consisting of 275.40 acres and herein-
after called the "subject territory" from the Mid Valley Fire Protection District
and the annexation of the subject` territory to'the Cite of Fresno; and
WHEREAS, no other counties, cities, or districts are affected; and
WHEREAS, the subject territory proposed to be detached from the Mid Valley
Fire Protection District and annexed to the City of Fresno is uninhabited., is
described in attached Exhibit "A" and graphically depicted upon the map marked
Exhibit "B", and by these references made a part of this resolution; and
WHEREAS, review and analysis of Environmental Assessment No. 2625 related
to said district reorganization project has resulted in a Negative Declaration
by the Director of Planning and Inspection: and
WHEREAS, pursuant to the requirements set forth in Government Code Section
35102, a service plan for the :subject territory has been .prepared and .said I
service plan is attached hereto as Exhibit "C" and by this reference made p� rt
of this resolution; and
WHEREAS, no new districts are proposed to be formed by this reorganization
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WHEREAS,, the Fresno County Assessor's roll will be used for the purpose lof
levying any assessments or taxes on the subject territory,' and
WHEREAS, the subject territory proposed to be annexed to the City of Fresno
will be exempted from taxation for the payment of principal or interest, or atly
other amounts which shall became due on account of any outstanding bonded in.-�
debtedness incurred by the City prior to the effective date of such annexati.ortr
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and upon completion of this reorganization proposal, the subject territory will
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be included in Municipal Bond Area "D" and will not be taxed for any existing
bonded indebtedness or contractual, obligations; and
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WHEREAS, the reasons for this proposal are stated as follows
1. Annexat.on of the subject territory to the City of Fresno will. 'result
in improved land use planning. All private development controls of the
City will apply, following reorganization.
2. The subject territory is within the City of Fresno`s Sphere of Influence,
3.. The consolidation of the subject area into one detachment annexation
project is beneficial to the affected governmental processes and the
resultant City and district boundaries,.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Council of the City of Fresno
hereby requests that proceedings be taken by the Fresno Local Agency Formation
Commission for the herein proposed Alluvial. -Cedar No.1 District Reorganization,
including the detachment of the subject territory, consisting of 275.40 acres
from the Mid Valley Fire Protection District and the annexation of the same
territory to the City of Fresno.
CLERK'S CERTIFICATION
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF FRESNO } ss
CITY OF FRESN4 }
I, JACQUELINE L. RYLE, City Clerk of the City of Fresno, certify that the
foregoing resolution was adopted by the Council of the City of Fresno Califor.�ia,
at a regular meeting held on the t 5 th day of may 1979.
JACQUE, LINE L < RYLE
City Clerk
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ALLUVIAL -CEDAR NO 1
DISTRICT REORGANIZATION
Area to be detached from the Mid Valley Fire Protection District and annexed
to the City of Fresno.
Consists of Lots 9-12, 23--29, 46--47 and a portion of Lots 13 and 48 of Amended
Perrin Colony No 2, lying in Section 35 and 36, 12f20, Mount Diablo Base and
Meridian.
BEGINNING at the Northeast.corner of Lot 30 of Amended Perrin Colony No. 2,
according to the map thereof, filed in the office of the County Recorder April
1 1891, and recorded in Volume 4 of the Plats at page 68, Fresno County Records,
being also, a point on the existing City Limits of the City of Fresno; thence
Westerly along the North line of said Lot 30 and along the Westerly production
of the North line of said Lot 30, being also, along the said existing City Limits
to the intersection with the East line of the West Half of Section 35, Township
12 South, Range 20 East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, as said Section is shown
on the United States 'Township Plats; thence Northerly along the East line of the
West Half of said Section 35 to the Center Quarter corner of said Section 35;
thence Westerly along the North line of the South Half said Section 35 to the
,intersection with the Southerly production of the East ine.of the West Half of
Lot 48 of said Amended Perrin Colony No. 2; thence Northerly along the Southerly
production of the East Line of the West Half of said Lot 48 and along the East
line of the West Half of said Lot 48•to the Northeast corner of the West Half of
said Lot 48 thence Westerly along the North Line of said Lot 48 to the inter-
section with the East lane of the West Quarter of said Lot 48; thence Southerly
along the East lire of the West Quarter of said Lot 48 and along the Southerly
production of the East lane of the West Quarter of said Lot 48 to the intersection
with the North line of the South Half of said Section 35; thence Westerly along
the North line of the South Half of said Section 35 to the intersection with the
Southerly production of the West line of said Lot 48 thence Northerly along the
Southerly production of the West Line of said Lot 48 and along the West lines of,
Lots 46--48 of said Amended Perrin Colony No. 2 to the Northwest corner of said
Plot 46; thence Easterly along the North line of said Lot 46 and along the Easterly
production of the North line of said Lot 46 to the intersection with the East
Line of the West Half of said Section 35; thence Northerly along the East line
of the West Half of said Section 35 to the North Quarter corner of said Section
35; thence continuing 'Northerly along the East line of the West ;Half of Section
26, Township 12 South, Lange 28 East, to the intersection with the Westerly pro-
duction of this North '.ine of Lot 23 of Amended. Perrin Colony No. 2; thence
Easterly along the Westerly production of the North line of said Lot 23 and the
North line of said. Lot 23 to the Northeast corner of said, -Lot 23; thence Southerly
along the East line of said Lots 23, 24 and the Southerly production of the East
line of said Lot 24 to the intersection, with the North line of said Section 35,•
thence Easterly along the North line of said Section 35 to the Northeast corner
of said Section 35; thence Southerly along the East line of said Section 35 to: -
the East Quarter corner of said Section 35; thence Westerly along the North line
of the South Half of said Section 35 to a point which is 144.90 feet East of the
West line of Lot 13 of said .Amended Ferran Colony No, 2; thence Southerly to a
point on the South line of said Lot 13, said point being 144.95 feet East of the
West line of said Lot 13; thence Westerly along the South line of said Lot 13 to
the POINT OF BEGINNING.
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ALLUVIAL -CEDAR NO. 1 DISTRICT REORGANIZATION
SERVICE PLAN
January 17, 1.979
This service plan is prepared in accordance with the requirements of Government
Code Section 35102. Each major service subject is discussed based on existing
conditions and adopted City plans and policies. The purpose of this document
is to provide information regarding the availability of municipal services and
how they will be provided to the subject territory should annexation. -to the City
occur. Any required modification, expansion, or extension of existing facilities
in order to serve the subject territory will be discussed based on applicable
City ordinances. Where appropriate, the financing and placement of services and
facilities will also be discussed,`
Summary
The proposed Alluvial. --Cedar No.'l District Reorganization consists of the annexa-
tion of 275.40 acres to the City of Fresno and the detachment of the same 275.40
acres from the Mid Valley Fire Protection District. The area proposed for annexa-
tion is partially contiguous to the City along its southerly boundary. The subject
territory fallswithinthe City's Sphere of Influence Boundary and the City's adopted
Urban Growth. Management Area and, therefore, will be subject to the City's Urban
Growth Management process. The subject territory is generally located southwest of
,the intersection of East Nees and North Maple .Avenues. Existing land use includes
twelve single family dwellings, fig orchards, pasture and vacant land.. The area is
zoned Interim R-A and interim A-2. Upon annexation of the subject territory the
property presently in the County's A-2 zone classification will automatically change
to the City's "AE-S" zone in accordance with Section 12-203. ,1., , of the City's Muni-
cipal Code.
The subject territory is located within the Woodward Park, Community Plan area
which designates low density residential development as appropriate land use for
the area. The plan also provides for an elementary school site, a ponding basin
a recreational open space reserve, and neighborhood commercial development.
Sewer
The existing residences are currently served by individual septic systems. however,
It the 21--inch Cedar Extension sewer main located in Cedar Avenue and terminating in the
vicinity of the Peoples Church will serve the p=roject area. In accordance with the
City's Urban Growth Management Process, construction of sewer mains to connect the
Cedar Extension, frontage connection and other appropriate charges will be the
k responsibility of the developer. Reimbursement will be made as other development
f occurs and connects to the sewer installed by the developer.
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Water
The single'fam ly_residences-are presently served by private wells located on the
premises. City of I?resno water service is available from the existing 12-inch Cedar
Extension which terminates in North Cedar Avenue in the vicinity of the Peoples
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Church. All costs for the construction of water lines to extend the Cedar.Exten-
sion to the Subject territory and construction of on -site facilities plus all
applicable acreage, frontage, and water supply well, charges" will be the respons-
bility of future developers at such time that development occurs.
`ire Hydrants
There are no existing fire hydrants situated within the subject territory and
none are located in close proximity to the project area
All future fire hydrants required as conditions of development will be installed
to City of Fresno standards at the expense of the developer. Such standards: also
include the requirement for sufficient water pressures for fire suppression.
Fire Protection
The subject territory is presently receiving fire protection services from the
Mid valley Fire Protection District. First due response is from raid valley Station
No. 20 Located near the intersection of North First and East Herndon Avenues. This
station is located approximately one mile from the nearest point of the subject
territory and. 2.3 miles from the farthest point.
Upon annexation the area will receive City fire protectionservices. First due
,response will be provided by City Station No. 1.1., located, at the intersection of
North Fresno and East wrenwood.Avenues This station is situated approximately
three miles from the nearest point of the subject territory and 4.3 miles from
the farthest point. Urban Growth Management Agreement No. 2'provides for a station
-to be constructed near the intersection of Nees and Millbrook Avenues, approximately
0.5 mile from the subject` territory. The City will furnish ladder track services to
provide salvage operations and can provide greater backup service and reserve cap-
ability including tanker service from Station No. 4 at North First Street and Fast
Iowa Avenue
Paramedic
Paramedic services are currently provided based on an Instant Response Agreement
between the City and the Mid valley Fire Protection District. First due response
comes from Fresno Fire Department Station. No. 11. This service will not be affected
by annexation.
Police Protection
The subject territory is presently being served by the Fresno County Sheriff's
Department and the California Highway Patrol. Upon annexation City police protec-
tion will be provided at the same level as the service now being provided within the
City's incorporated area:
Street Sweeping
Street sweeping services will be provided to the subject territory upon annexation
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conditioned upon the installation of permanent paving and concrete curbs and
gutters. Although currently scheduled on a, monthly basis, the future frequency
of street sweeping services is subject to change.
Street Lighting/Traffic 5ignalizaton
No streetlights currently exist within the subject territory.
As development occurs the developers will be required to install 70--watt high
pressure sodium (HPS) streetlights along East Nees, East Alluvial, North Cedar and
North maple Avenues, and 150-watt TIPS lights at each intersection. Interior 70-
watt high pressure sodium streetlighting requirements will be determined when
final development proposals are submitted. The City will assume all energy and
maintenance costs for streetlighting.
Where are no traffic signals within the project area and none are planned at this
time.
The long-term affects of Proposition 13 on the provision of these services are
unknown at this time.
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Traffic Engineering/Street Improvements
East Nees and North Cedar Avenues are designated 1.06-foot four lane divided arter-
ials. East Alluvial and North Maple'Avenues are both designated as 84-foot four
lane undivided collectors. All four streets are currently two lanes where they
front the subject territory. upon development these roads will require the dedi-
cation of additional rights--of-way, the construction of 181 pa.tside travel lanes,
and the installation of concrete curbs and gutters in order to bring -them up to
their designated standards. Since the subject territory falls within the Ci.ty's
Urban Growth Management Area, future developers could be required to reconstruct
the two center travel lanes should it be necessary to bring any of the subject
streets up to City standards_
Transit Services >
No City Transit routes presently serve the subject territory. Route No..38,`which
travels between the Saint Anges Hospital and Downtown Fresno via Cedar Avenue, is
the closest route, approximately 0.4 of a mile south of the territory.
Handy Ride services will continue to be provided to qualified residents residing
within 0.25 of a mile north of East Alluvial. Avenue (East Alluvial Avenue is the
Handy Ride northern boLuidary) Service will not be available to the remainder of
the area upon annexation unless the present service boundaries are amended.
Solid Waste Disposal
The residents/property owners within the subject area are receiving private solid
waste disposal set�ice.
Upon annexation City ;waste disposal services will become available to the residents/
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property owners within the subject area.
State law provides that private solid waste disposal services may continue for
a period of up to five years from the date an area is annexed to the City pro-
viding these services meet conditions 1 through 3 below. Otherwise, services
must be obtained from the City's Waste Disposal Division. In any event, conver-
sion to Cite Waste Disposal. Services must occur within five years of the date of
annexation.
1. The company must have been licensed by the County of Fresno for
minimum of three years. This includes: Cannon Disposal Services;
Browning -Ferris Industries of California; Fresno Roll -off Service;
and Thrifty Best Rubbish Service.
2. A customer cannot change from one disposal company to another, only
to the City's Waste Disposal Service.
3. The quality and frequency of services of the private company must
meet the standards required by the City of Fresno.` An informational
sheet on the "City's Waste Disposal Rates and Services" is attached.
Parks and Recreation
The neighborhood park and recreational needs of the service area, as defined by
Parks and Recreation Standards, will -be adequately met when the Cedar/Sierra
Park is developed. (estimated within the next two years).
The regional park needs of the area are adequately met through use of Woodward
Park facility,
Flood Control
There are no existing flood control facilities at the present time.
Flood control facilities, when constructed, will be provided by the Fresno Metro-
politan Flood Control District (FMFCD) which is responsible for all storm drain-
age facilities within the Fresno -Clovis Metropolitan Area. The territory south of
Alluvial Avenue falls within the "CM" drainage zone and is within the FMFCD bound-
ary, while the area north of Alluvial is in the "CY" drainage zone and is outside
' of the FMFCD boundary.
Animal Control
There are no differences in the level of animal control services provided by the
Society for the Prevention of Cruely to ,animals throughout the Fresno Metropolitan
Area.
Utility Tax
The City's 4.6 percent utility tax will be applicable to all natural gas,
electricity and telephone bills. The actual cost of such tax can be estimated by
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relating this tax rate to the current utility bills
Property Tax
With the passage of Proposition 13, City and. County property taxes are identical.
Thus, annexation to the City of Fresno will cause no property tax increase to the
property owner.
Street Address List
The following street. addresses ,are within the boundaries of the proposed Alluvial -
cedar No.. 1 District: Reorganization (all addresses are single family dwellings):
East Alluvial Avenue: 1248, 1254 (Breeds and sells dogs), 1370, 1452 and 1733,
North Cedar Avenue: 7382, 7444, 7563, 7579, 7671 (Appears vacant), 7721, and
7787.
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WASTE DISPOSAL PATES
CAPACITY OF NUMBER OF COLLECTIONS PER t= E'E
CONTAINER AND
AMOUNT OF CHARGE PER MONTH
Bins 2 Days 5 Days mays 7 Days
1 cubic yard $ 18.40 $ 46.00 $ 55.20 $ 66.75
additional 17.30 43.25 51.90 63.55
2 cubic yards 33.60 84.00 100.80 123.45
additional 31.40 78.50 94.20 115.40
3 cubic yards 46.50 116.25 139.50 170_85
additional 43.25 108.15 129.75 158..90
4 cubic yards 59.50 148.75 178.50 218.65
additional 56.25 140.65 168.75 206.70
5 cubic yards 72.50 181.25 217.50 266.40
additional 69.25 173.15 207.25 254.50
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6 cubic yards 85.50 213.75 256.50 314.20
additional 82.25 205..65 246.75 302.25
(1) Rates for stationary compactor bins having a capacity from one (1) cubic
yard to s-ix (6) cubic yards (inclusive) shall be twice the rate established herein
for bins of similar capacity not used 'with stationary compactors.
(2) Service for stationary compactor bins -exceeding six (6) cubic yards capacity
and debris boxes shall be defined as special hauls, and the rates shall be established r
by the Controller to reimburse the City for the direct and: indirect costs of providing
such service.
Other
Containers
30 gallons
or less 3.95 * 11.85
Additional 3_05
t *RESIDENTIAL GARBAGE AND RUBBISH SERVICE Your rate determines the, number of cans of
garbage and/or rubbish that will be picked up on a weekly basis. The $3.95 monthly
rate includes a weekly collection of one 30 gallon can of kitchen and table refuse,
paper, glass, packing material., rags and other refuse involved in the handling or
preparation of food. xn addition, rubbish of up to one cubic yard, (six 30 gallon
cans) including newspapers, tree limbs, grass clippings, broken toys, bottles, etc.,
will also be collected each week. x
SPECIAL EAULS: $29.40 per hour, with a minimum charge of $7.35 for the first quarter
hour or fraction thereof. Time charged after the first quarter hour shall be on the
basis of 5 minute intervals calculated to the nearest 5 minutes. Excerpt from
Sectioh 9-405 (j )' . -
Excerpt f-rom �ectzon 9-405 of the Fresno X'jni.cipa1 Code.