HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution - City Council - 82-571 - 1982-12-21I
RESOLUTION NO. 82-571
RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIJ~ OF THE CITY OF FRESNO
APPLYING TO THE FRESNO LOCAL AGENCY FORMATION
COMMISSION IN THE MAT~1ER OF THE PROPOSED J'ENSEN-
CHES'IjNUT NO. 4 DISTRICT REORGANIZATION, INCLUDING
THE DETACHMENT OF CERTAIN TERRITORY CbNSISTING,
OF 93.08 ACRES FROM THE MID VALLEY FIRE PROTECTION
DISTRICT .AND THE KINGS R:CVER CONSERVA1!'IOlJ DISTRICT,
DETACHMENT OF ll 92 .10-ACRE l?ORTION OF THE SUBJECT
TERRITORY FROM FRESNO COUNTY SERVICE AREA NO. 18,
AND ANNEXATION OF 'l1HE ENTIRE 9 3 .. 0 8 ACRES TO THE
CITY OF FRESNO
WHEREAS, this proposal is made pursuant to the District
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Reorganization Act of 1965 contained in Division 1 of Title 6
(commencing with Section 56000) of the California Government
Code; and
WHF:REAS, the nature of the proposed change is a reorgan-
ization consisting of the detachment of certain territory
consisting of 93.08 acres and hereinafter called the "sub-
ject territory" from the Mid Valley Fire Protection
District and the Kings River Conservation District, detachment
of a 92 -10-acre. portion of the subject ter:ritory from Fresno
County Service Area No. 18, and annexation of the entire 93 .. 08
acres to the City of Fresno; and
WHEREAS, no other counties, cities, or districts are
affected; and
WHEREAS, the proposed reorganiz.a tion is inhabited,.
is described in Exhibit 0 A" and graphically depicted in
Exhibit "Bn; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to the requirements set forth in
Government Code Section 35102, a service plan for the subject
territory has been prepared and is attached hereto as
Exhibit nc"; and
WHEREAS, review and analysis of Environmental Assessment
No. 3957, relating to the California-Maple No. 2--A District
Reorganization which incorporates all of the subject territory
as a portion of its project area, has been completed a.nd resulted
in the filing of a N~gative Declaration by the Director of the
Development Department; and
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WHEREAS, parcelling the larger reo:r:ganization. into several
separate proposals will not change the ove:rall en~-rironmental
e:Efect of annexing the entire area; and
WHEREAS, all envirorunental conoerns pertinent to the Jensen.-
Chestnut No. 4 District Reorganization have been addressed by
E.A. No. 3957 and no further environmental assessment is necessa1~v;
and
WHEREAS, no new districts are proposeci to be formed by
this reorganization; and
WHEREAS, the Fresno County Assessor's roll will be used
for the purpose of levying any assessments or taxes on the
subject territory; and
WHEREAS, the subject territory proposed to he a.nnexed
to the City of Fresno will be exempted from taxation for the
payment of principal or interest, or any other amounts which
shall become due on account of any outstanding bonded indebt~•
edness incurred by the City prior to the effective date of
such annexation, and upon completion of this reorganization
vroposal, the subject te~rri tory will be included in Municipal
Bond Area "D 11 and will not be taxed for any existing bonded
indebtedness or contractual obligations; and
WHEREAS, the reasons :for this proposal are stated as
;f;ollows:
1. Annexation of the subject terri t6ry 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 project is in response to a LAFCO condition of
approval applied to Church-Backer No. 4 District
Reo~ga11ization, whereby recordation of said Church-
Backer No. 4 would be held in abeyance pending rt~ceipt
of an annexation proposal for the subject territory.
4.. :Ct is advantageous fo.r the subject territory tb
be a part of the City.
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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 fojr the herein
proposed Jensen-Chestnut No. 4 District Ret:,rgani~~ation,
including the detachment of the subject territory, consisting
of 93. 08 acres from the Mid Valley Fire Protecti()n District
a,nd the Kings River Conservation District, detachment of a
92.10.,...acre portion of the subject territory from Fresno County
Service Area No. 18, and annexation of the entir~! 93.08 acres
to the City of Fresno; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED the Council of the C:i.ty of Fresno
.f;inds adoption of this resolution making application for reorgan-
izc1.tion constitutes an approval and a deter"minati.on to carry
out a project within the meaning and intent of Public
Resources Code Section 21152 and directs staff to file
appropriate notice of determination consistent with the
California Environmental Quality Act.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF FRESNO
CITY OF FRESNO
CLERK'S CERTIFICATION
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I, JACQUELINE L., RYLE, Ci t;y Clerk of the City of
Fresno, certify that the to:r:egoing resolution. was adopted
by the Council of the City .of Fresno, California, at a
regular meeting held on the 21st. ___ day of Dec., 1982 ..
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JENSEN-CHESTNUT NO. 4
DISTRICT REORGANIZATION
Area to be Detached from the Mid-Valley Fire Protection District, the Rings Riv•er
Conservation Distric.t, and Annexed to the City of Fresno D.
Consisting of the following -
Industrial Homesites, excepting therefrom, Lots 17 to 28, Inclusive; Daisy Park;
Daisy Park No. 2; Daisy Park No .. 3; Daisy Park No .. 4; Tract No. 2780; and a
portion of the S01lltheast Quarter of Sectio11, 13, 14/20, 111.D .. JL&M .. and a portion of
Section 14, 14/21, M.D.B.&M.
BEGINNING at the Southeast corner of the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter
of the Southeast Quarter of Section 13, Township 14 South, Range 20 East, Mount
Diablo Base and Meridian, as said Section is shown on the United Staties Government
Township Plats, being a~so, a point on the exist:i.ng City Limits of the City of
Fresno; thence Westerly, along the South line of the Northeast Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of said Section 13, and alnng the South
line of the Northwest Quartet· of the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of
said Section 13, being also, along the existing City Limits of said City, to the
Southwest corner cif the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter of said Section 13; thence Northerly, along the West line of the Northwest
Quarter of the Northeast Qua:rter of the Southeast Quarte·r of said Section 13, being
also, along the existing Clty Limits of said City, to th,ec intersection with the
South line of the Northeast Quarter of said Section 13; thence Westerly, along the
South line of the Northeast Quarter of said Section 13 :• being also,, along the
existing City Limits of said City, to t.he interse,ction with a line which is pal'.'.al-
lel with and 30. 00 f.eet East of the East line of Lot 15 of Anooshvan Park, as said
lot is shown on the Map theremf, filed in the Office of the County Recorder August
31, 1953 and recorded in Volttme 16 of Plats at page 55, :S'resno County Rlacords;
thence continuing 'Westerly, along the South line of the Northeast Quart,ar of sa:i.d
Section 13, to the intersect:i.on with the Northerly production of the East line of
Lot 17 of Industrial Homesite~s, ·as said lot is shown on the Map thereof,, filed in
the Office of the County Rece ►rder May 7, 1947 and recordE~d in Voltune 13 of Plats
at page 58, Fresno County Records; thence Southerly, along the No:rtherly produc-
tion of the East llne of said Lot 17 :• and along the East lines of Lots 17 and 28 i
of said Industrial Homesite:s,, and along the Southerly production of the, East line
of said Lot 28, to a point which is 30.00 feet Si0uth of the Southeast corner of
said Lot 28; thence Westerly~, along a line which is parallel with and 30.00 feet
South of the South lines of Lots 28 to 23, inclusive, of said lnd1.,1strial Homesites,
to the intiersection with tl!.e East line of the West Hal:f: of said Section 13, being
also, a. point on the existing City Limits of said City; thence Southerly, along
the East line of the West Half of said Section 13, being also, along the ,existing
City Limits of said City, to the intersection with the North line of the South-
west Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of said Section 13; thence Easterlyll along
the North line of the SouthWE!:St Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of said Section
13,, being also, along the E~::dLsting City Limits of said City, to the Northeast
corner of the Southwest Quaxter of the Southeast Quarter of said Section 13;
thence Southerly, along the East line of the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter of said Section 13, and along the East line of the West Half of Section
24 of said Tow-nship and Range, being also, along the existing City Limits of said
City, to a point which is 23.00 feet South of the Northeast corner of the Northwest
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of said Section 24; thence Easterly, along a line
which is parallel with and 23. 00 feet South of the North line of the Northeast -
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of said.Section 24, a distance of 193 feet, more
or less; thence Easterly to the Northeast corner of said Section 24, being also,
the Northwest corner of Section 19, Township 14 South, Range 21 East, Mount Diablo
Base and Meridian, being also, a point on the existing Citr Limits of said City;
thence Northerly, along the.West line of Section 18, Township 14 South, Range 21
East, Mount Diablo Base a.nd Meridian, being also, along the East line of said Sec---
tion 13, to the intersection with the center line of the Central Canal, being also,
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a point on the existing City Limits of said City; thence continuing Northerly, along
the East line of said Section 13, being also, along the existing City Limits of said ·
City, to the intersection with center line of East Byrd Avenue, as shown on the Ma.p
of Daisy Park No. 3, filed :tn the Office of the County Recorder June 6, 1974 and
recorded in Volume 28 of Plats at page 68, Fresno County Reccirds; thence Westerly,
along the center line of said East Byrd Avenue, to the intersection with the South-
erly production of the East line of Lot 1 of Daisy Park No~ 2j as shown on the Map
thereof, filed in the Office of the County Reco,rder November 15, 1973 and recorded
in Volume 28 of Plats at pag,~ 41, Fresno County Records; thence Northerly, along
the Southerly production of the East line of sa:i,d Lot l; and along the East line of
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said Lot 1, to the intersection with the South lin_e of Lot 12 of Daisy Park,, a$
shown on the Map, thereof, filed fat the Office of the County Recorder July 21, 1972
and recorded in Volume 27 of Plats at page 18, Fresno County Records; thence East-
erly, along the South line of said Lot 12, to the Sout:heast corner of said Lot :~2;
thence Northerly, along;the East lines of Lots 12. to 7, Inclusive, of said Daisy·
Park, to the intersection with the South line of Lot 6 of said Daisy Park; thencte
Easterly, along the South line of said Lot 6, to the Southeast corner of said Lot
6; thence continuing Easterly, along the Easterly production of the Sc>uth line tif
said Lot 6-, to the intersection with the East line of said Section 13, being al~~o,
a point on the existing City Limits 0£ said City; thence Northerly, along the! _East
line of said Section 13, being also, along the existing City Limits of said Cit~,~
to the POINT OF BEGINNING.
Contains 93.08 Acres
Area to be Detached from the Fresno County Service Area No. 18
Consisting of the following-:-
Industri~;1.l Romesites, excepting therefrom~ Lots 17 to 28, Inclusive; Daisy Park;
Daisy Park No. 2; Daisy Park No. 3; Daisy I>ark No. 4; Tract No .. 2780; ancl a
portion of the Southeast Quarter of Section 13, 14/20,. M.D.B.&M .. and a portion of
Section 14, 14/21, M.D.B.&M.
BEGINNING at the .Southeast cornex of the Nc,rt:heas.t Quarter qf the Northeci(st Quartex
of the Southeast Quartet: of Section 13, Township 14 South, Range 20 East, Mount
Diablo Base and Meridian, as said Section is shown on the United States Govetnm1ant
Township Plats, being also, a point on the existing City Limits of the City of
Fresno; thence Westerly, along the South line of the Northeast Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of sai.d Section 13, and along the South
line of the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of
said Section 13, being also, a.long the existing City L:ilmits of said City, to th(~
Southwest corner of the Noxtbwest Quartex of the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter of said Section 13; thence Northerly, along thE~ West line of the NorthWti~St
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of said Section 13, b1::ing
also,, a:Long the existing City Limits of sa.id City, to the intersection with the
South line of the Northeast Quarter of said Section 13; thence Wes:ter:Ly, along the
South line of the Northeast Quartet of said Section 1.3,-being also, along the
existing City Limits o:f said City, to the intersection with a lin~ which is par<:ltl-
lel with and 30.00 feet East of the East line of Lot 15 of Annoshvan Park, as sa.id
lot ,is shown on the Map thereof, fJLled in the Office of the County Record◄~r August
31, 1953 and recorded in Volume 16 of :Plats at page 55, Fresno County RecQrds;
thence continuing Westerly, alo,ng the South line of the Northea.st Quarter of said
Section 13, to the inte:rsection with the Northerly production of the East line of
Lot 17 oi: Industrial llomesites, as said lot is shown on the Map thereof,, filed in
the Office of the County Rec,order May 7, 1947 and recorded in Volume 13 of Pla.t:s
at page 58, Fresno County Records; thence Southerlyj along the Northerly produc-
tion e>f the East line of said Lot 17, and along the East lines of Lots 17 and 28~
of said Industrial Homesites, and along the Southerly production of the East lit1.1e
of said Lot 28, to a point which is '.30~00 feet South of· the Southeast corner of'.
said Lot 28; thence Westerly,. along a line which is parallel with and 30.00 feet
South of the South lines of Lots 28. to 23, inclusive, of said Industrial Homesit~~s,
to the intersection with the East line of the West Half of said Section. 13, being
also, a point on the existing City L:tmits of said City; thence Southerly, along
the East line of the West Ralf of said Section 13, being also, along the existing
City Limits of said City:; to the intersection with the North line of th~ South-
west Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of said Section 13; thence Easterly, along
the North line of the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of said Section
13, being also,, along the existing City Limits of said City, to the. Northeast -
corner of the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quartel~ of said Section 13;
thenc.e Southerly, along the East line of the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter of said Section 13, and along the East line of t:he West Half of Section
24 of said Township and RangeJ, being alsol-along the existing City Limits o:E said
City, to a point which is 23.00 feet South of the Northeast corner of the Northweat
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of said Section 24; thence Easterly, along a litu~ -
which is parallel with an.d 23.00 feet South of the North 1:i.ne -of the Northeetst
Quarter of tli.e Northeast Quartex of said Section 24, a distance of 193 feet~, more
or less; thence East1erly to the Northeast corner of said Section 24, being also, '
the Northwest cornex of Section 19, Township 14 South, Range 21 East, Mount Diab1-c,
Base and Meridian,, being also, a point on the existing City L:i.mits of said City; ,,
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thence Northerly, a1011g the West line of Section 18,, Township 14 South, Range 21
East, Mount Diablo Bas,e and Meridian, being also, along the East line of said Sec-
tion 13, to the intert;.ection with the cellter line of the Central Ca,nal, being also~.
a point: on the existing City Limits of said City; thence continuing Northerly:, along
the East line of said Section 13, being also, along the existing City Limits of said
City, to the intersection with center line of East Byrd k1renue,,, as shown on th1~ Map
of Daisy Park No. 3, filed in the Office of the County Recorder June 6, 1974 at>.di
recorded in Volume 28 of Plats at page 68, Fre$no County Records; thence Weste1cly,
along the center line of said East Byrd Avenue, to the intersection with the South-
erly production of the East line of Lot 1 of Daisy Park N(l. 2, as shown on lt;he Map
thereof, filed in the Office of the County Recorder November 15, 1973 and r ◄~cor--tled
in Volume 28 of Plats at page 41~ Fresno. County Records; thence lifortherly., J~long
the Southerly production of the East line of said Lot 1, and along the East li.ne of
said Lot 1, to the intersection with the South li.ne of· Lot 12 of Daisy Park.41 as
shown on the Map thereof, filed in, the Office of the Count:y Reco1:der July 21, 1972
and recorded in Volume 27 of Plats-at page 18, Fresno County Rec<'.i:rds; thence East-
erly, along the South line of said Lot 12, to the Southeast corne11· of said Lot 12;
thence Northerly, along the East lines of Lots 12 to 7 > Inclusive,. of said Daisy
Park, to the intersection with the South line of Lot 6 of said D~isy Park; thence
Easterly, along the South line of said Lot 6, to the Southeast ccrtner of said Lot
6; thence Northerly, · along the East lines of Lots 6 and 5, of sa5.d: Daisy Park, to
the Southwest corner of Lot 3 of said Daisy Park; thence Easterly, along the Soµth
lines of Lots 3, 2 and 1, and along the Easterly production of the South line oif
said Lot 1, to the intersection with the East line of sa:i.d Sectlon 13, being also,:
a point on the existing City Limits of said City; thence Northe:rly, along the East.
line of said Section 13, being also, along the existing City Lim.its of said City,
to the POINT OF BEGINNING.
Detachment from FCSA ftl8 contains 92 ... 10 Acres
File No. 2229
Drawing No. 6-A-1259
Contains 93.08 Acres
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SUMMARY SERVICE PLAN
FOR THE
JENSEN-CHESTNUT NO. 4
DISTRICT REORGANIZATION
The purpose of this document is to provide a sum.m.ary of informatioln rega:.rding how
municipal services will be provided to• the subject territory should annexation t9
the City occur; when such tnunicipal services would be available; any modifications
to be made to existing facilities and how such facilities will be financed,.
This service plan. has been prepared in aa-corclance.with the requirements of Govern ...
ment Code Section. 35102. It provides an enumeration and description. of the servi---
ces to be extended to the affected ter:titory and the level and range of such "
services.. It consists of responses from the £ollowir1g City Departments: Dev~'.lop-
ment; :Public Works; Fresno Transit; Finance; Parks and Rec:reation; Police and Fi:r:e
Protection, and from the Fresno Meti:opolitan Flood c,mtrol District. Copies <lf
the original responses from the above-mentioned sources are available for .inspec..-
tion with the City's Urban Unification Team .. Requests to e'X.'.atnine the original
responses should be directed to Mr. Ed Bielicki, Principal Planner, at (209)
488-1567.
The proposed Jensen-Chestnut No. 4 District Reorganization consists of 93.08 acres
and is comprised of 433 parcels. The proposal involv•as the detachment of ~he sub-
ject territory from the Mid Valley Fire Protection District and the Kings River
Conservation District~ and annexation of the same territory to the City of Presho ..
The proposal also involves detachment of a 92 .. 10-acre portion of the subject t~~-i-
rito:cy from Fresno County Service Area No. 18 ..
The subject area is within the City of Fresno's Sphere of Influence boundary and.
is generally located northwest of the intersection of E-Jensen and S. Chestnut
Avenues.
The Roosevelt Community Plan designates the area as ap:propriate for 111,edium ai1d
medium-high density residential uses.. The subject territory, ia presently zoned
R-1, Rt-2 and R-2-A, and the existing land. use consists of single family and multi-
ple family residential development. Upon annexation, the subject territory will
retain the existing zoning classifications .. That port:Lon of.the project area
south of E .. Kaviland Avenue is located within the City 1 s ado~tted Urban Gl'0!7th
Management Area, and future develop1nent proposals within this area will be sub ... ,
ject to the U.G .. M. process ..
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The subject area is served by the City of :Fresno sewer system.. See the attached
map; Exhibit uA-1", for the location and size of existing sewer mains ..
There are no current plans for main exte11sions. Sewer main extensions ax·e to be
m.ade as development occurs or as requested by property c>wners.. Sewer e2ttention
costs must be borne by the developer or prop.e:rty owner.. For those properties
currently served, no change will occur in service.
Section 9-502 of the ·Fresno Municipal Code will apply. This requires connect:i.on
to the City sewer system wherever a sewer line is available, as defined by the
Code. These connection requirements are generally the same whether a pt'operty
is inside or outside the City (County exempts some lots in e);cess of 36,000
square feet)'" Therefore, connection to t:he sewer system is t'!Ot a requirement of
annexat:i.on.
WATER SERVICE
The subject territory is currently being served by the Calwa County Water District.
Upon annexation., the area will continue to be served by the Calwa County Water
District, and no change will occur in service.
FIRE PROTECTION
The project site :is currently within the Mid Valley Fire Protection Distr:tct.
Under the· Instant Aid Agreeme11t sign.ed between the City of Fresno and the Mid Valley
Fire Protection District, fire t·esponse would come from: the closest units regard-,
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The closest fire station to the subject territory is Mid Valley Station No. 7,.
located at Sierra Vista and Drummond,. approximately O.ludle to the nearest
and O. 7 mile to the farthest point of the subje,ct territory.
The next closest station is Fresno Fire Station No. 8, lctcated at Cedar and Butler.,
approximately 1.6 miles from the nearest and 2 • .5 miles to the farthest point of
the subject territory.
PARAMEDIC SERVICE
Paramedic service is currently provided from Fresno Fire Station. No. 4 through a L
· paramedic emergency response agreemen.t entered int,, betw.E!en . the C::i.ty of Fresno and
the Mid Valley Fire Protection District on April 1, 1976~. Upon annexation, para·-
medic response would continue from Fresno Fire Station Mo. 4.
FIRE HYDRANTS
Upon annexation of the · $ubj ect territory, all new construction would be re.quired
to meet the minimum requirements of the City of Fresno f'<:1r size of water malns,.
fire hydrants, .fire hydrant spacing and fire flow :tequ:t:x:'ements.. Existing 'build-
ings would be. evaluated by the Fresno Fire Department for adequacy of available
wate·r and. hy$.rants for suppression purposes after anne~tat~ion.
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Upon· annelt{1tion, the subject territo:t'y will be J?rovided the same level of f:Lre
protectio1\ as that enjoyed by ~he citizens of F:r:esno. The City of Fresno was
surveyed l{iy the Insurance Services Office in October of 1977,. ~rnd the City :ce ....
ceived a M'ire Protection Class 2 grading for in13uranc.e purposes.
POLICE PROTECTIQN
The proposed annexation presently receives police service froin1 the Fresno Sheriff 1 s
Department, and traffic. enforcement ~.ervice fro:in the California Highway Patrol.
Both responsibilities would be assumed by the llresno Police t1epa.rtment upon an11.ex-
ation.
The Police Department presently provides serviccas to almost t;be entire perimeter
of this island. 111e response time to Priority O calls for service in the adjoin-
ing area to the west of the island was s1ix minutes per call under the present de-
ployment plan. This compares to a seven minute plus or minut:~ City-wide average.
This :r.·esponse time is achieved with a deploymen1; of bet:ween three and five heats
(depending on hour olt day) which are. within 1.5 miles of the proposed annexation.
Current Fresno Police Department deployment patterns in the project area pennit a
response to .Priority O calls equal to or b1atter than the exis~ting City-wide aver-
age. We anticipate, however, this level of response wtll be impacted by the a.nti-..
cipated volume of Priority p calls to be generated by t;his project.
We anticipate that additional police resources will he requi1red in the near future
to meet anticipated work load increases. in this area.
STREETS
In accordance with the Major Streets and Highways Plan11 all projected major ,str,eets
within or adjacent to the project area will be de.veloped to adopted City standards
as follows (Exhibit "C-2" indicates streets w:lthin the'project area):
1. Arterial streets, 100-106 feet of right-of-way,
4-lane divided roadway;
2. Collector streets., 80-84 feet of right--of-way~
4-lane undivided roadway.
All streets not shown on the attached map:, Exhibit uc•-2", are to be consid~~red
local streets and shall bE:! developed to the following standards:
1. Local industrial streets, 64 feet of right-of-way.,
2-lane undivided;
2. Local residential streets, 60 feet of t~ight-of-way,
2-lane undivided ..
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All major and minor streets are fully dev1eloped to Cm.mty standards. There are
no currently planned street projects for this area.
It is the property owner 1 s responsibility up.on develo:pmept of the property to in·--
stall:i at his expense, the adjacent curb,, gutter, sid,ewalk and 181 of paving in
addition to.-~Jedicating right-of-way necessary £or wid,ening the street from the
current to the ultimate ·width. Further.,. it is the property ownerts responsibil:lty
upon development to install those improvements required in the U.G.M .. Seririce
Delivery Plan.
STREET LIGHTING
Most of the project area is within Fresno County Service Area No .. 18, which cur-
rently provides street lighting maintenance to the project area.. The .subject pro-
posal includes detachment from County Service Area No. 18 of that pcirtion of the
project area (approx. 92.10 acres) that i.s within the district.. Upc1n annexat:Loni
street lighting energy and maintenance costs will bec1:1me the City 1 s responsif :llity,,
STREET MARKINGS
The City will become responsible for maintEmance of all existing pavement mark$ on
public streets upon annexation. New border streets will be maintained in accord-
ance with existing multi-agency agreements for the servic,~s ..
STREET SIGNING
The City will become responsible for maintenance of all existing public street sign-
ing. Street name sign replacement to conform to City standards and would be pro-
grammed within a five year program.
TRAFFIC SIGNALS
The City will become responsible for programming the inst~llation of n.ew traffic
signals~ using existing warrants, priority, and scheduling processes., . All annexed
traffic signals now existing will be maintained and ()perated by the C:i.ty in c.onfo:t:-''
mance with existing multi-agency agreements where equipme,nt is shared with another
agency.
SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
'I'he subject area is now be;i.ng served by a private solid waste disposal company.
Upon annexation, the City of Fresno will provide this se1~ice in ac.cordancu with
Part 2, Division 5, Chapter 2. 7., Sect.ion 4272 of the Health and Safety Code.·•
State law provides that private eolid waste disposal ser11ice~ may continue fpr a
period of up to five yea1;s from the datia an area is anne:1<ed to the City.
New str·uctu:tes sha:Ll be serviced by the City. Following the annexation, notice
will be sent to the private company tha:t the area is annexed to the City and that
the above-mentioned Government Code applies ..
TRANSIT
Fresno Transit c.u1:rently operates:
Route No. 29 runs from Masten Towers in Downtown Fresno to Ward and Gould
via Broadway Street ► Inyo Avenue, Fulton Street, Ventura Avenue, Kings
Canyon Avenue, Chestnut Avenue, Wlnery Avenue, Hamilton Avenue, Cl1estnut
Avenue, Sr. Citizens Village, back to Chestnut Avenue, Church Ave~ue"
Maple Avenue, North Avenue, Chestnut Avenue, Muscat Avenue~ loops to Ward
and Gould and returns by the same routE~.
Route No. 38 runs from downtown Fresno to Bullard and Ceda1: via Fresno Street,
Ma-,:tin Street, Walnut Avenue, Church Avenue, Fig Avenue, Jensen Avenue, Calwa
Avenue, Cedar Avenue, Shaw Avenue, First Street, and back to Cedar Avenue.
It returns by the same route.
Service is adequate, and no service improvements are contemplated in the subject
area at this time. Handyride currently serves this area.
PARKS AND RECREATION
Recreation services for the affected area are currently being met at the Cahra Park
which is located northwest of the parcels to be annexed.. The recreation c,;?nter is
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operated by the Calwa Recreatit:>n District .. Inasmuch as the park is adjacent tp
the area to be annexed!t i.t would be a duplication of services for the City to
consider a new park development in the area. Additional recreation facil:i.ties
in the vicinity of the-area to be annexed include:
1. ·Mosqueda Community Center -approximately 1 mile away.
2. East Fresno Boys Club; located approximately l½ miles away.
3. After school programs are currently provided for nine months a
year at Aynesworth Elementary School, Calwa Elem~~ntary School
and Lane Elementary School,.
Roeding Park will provide for the regional park needs of the subject area. No maw
facilit:tes would be necessary to meet the Park and Recreation needs of the area.
FLOOD CONTROL
The service delivery system of the'Fresno Met:ropolitan Flood Control District is
generally divided into three basic types of service~3. First:, and foremost, is
flood control pt:otection of lands within the District.. This responsibility entails;
the protection of District lands from. the intrusion of flotJd waters from the foot-
hill region. Secondly11 the District is responsible for thsi provisicm of urban
storm d.rainag-e services as certain lands are converted to tiirban uses.. Finally,
the District's service system entails the conservation of flood and storm waters
for recharge to the groundwate1: reservoir.
'l'he timing of construction of the urban storm drainage system is hea.,tily dependent
on the rate of development w:ttl1in a particular watershed. and the availability of
capital impro,rement funds. Generally, t11ese facilities ar,~ constructe..i through
one of two funding methods: either ~tt the time of development through the Drainage
J!"'ee O':tdinances of the City or Cou.nty,. or through the for.mat~ion of an assessment di5:-
trict. Because drainage fees and assessments .ari~ dete1.,ninEad on the b~sis of land
use and area, such fee$ or assessments represent a one-time eontril~ut:lon to the
construction c-:>st of the system serving the watershed in which the pa1::cel being
cbarged is located ..
It is noted the subject reorganization propo.sal is located in two dra:f.nage zones,,
"GG 0 and "HH,u. The area generally north of Grove Avenue is, in. Drainage Zone "GG11 ..
The basin site seri,ing said zone is located north of F1orenc.e Avenue between Ceda:t:
and Maple Avenues,. The area generally south of Grove Avenue is in Drainage Zone
"BR".. The basin site serving this area is along the 11orth side of Edgar Avenue
bet.ween Cedar a11d Maple Avenues.
ANIMAL CONTROL
l"here are no differences in the level of a'>:1irnal control services provided by the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Aniiit1als throughout the Fresno Metropolitan
Area.
PROPERTY TAX
.Annexation to the City of Fresno will cause no property tax increase to the prop-
erty owner.
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f District and annex same to the Ci tv of Fresno located as ·· · · City Cterlt •
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I --The p1~oposed project has been evaluated with. respect to each item on the attached environ-
mental checklist .. This completed checklist reflects corr,ments of any applicable responsible
agencies and research and analysis conducted to exa..rnine the interrelationship bGtween the
propc1sed project and the physical environment. The information contained in the Environ-
mental Assessment Application, the checklist, and any att,:1chments to the checklist, combine
to forrn a record indicating that an initial enviroTh.--nental study has been completed in campli>.;·
ance with the State EIR Guidelines and the California Environmental Quality Act.
Any rating of "2" on the cheqklist indicates that a specific adver$e envirc,n.r.-nental effect has
been identified in a cqtegory which is of sufficient magnitude to be of concern .. Such an
effect may be inherent in the nature and magnitude t:)f the project or may he :related to the
design and characteristics of the individual project~ Effects rated in this manner are not
sufficient in thems~lves to require the preparation of an Enviror..rnental Impact Report and/or
have been mitigated to the extent feasible.
All ne·w development activity and many non-physical projects contribute directly or indirectly
toward a cu..'1tulative impact on the physical environment. The incremental effect contributed
by this project toward such a cumulative effect is not considered substantial in itself.,
The i>roposed project is not expected to result in any significant aoverse effects in terms of
tha factors considered on the environmental checklist~ including any such factors for which~
minor effects have been identified. Cumulative effects of a significant r1ature are a1so not
expected. '!he proposed project will not result in any adverse effects which fall within the
nl'-land.atory Findings of Significance" contained in Section 15082 of the State E!R Guidelines.
The finding is therefore made that the proposed project will nc.t have a significant adverse
effect on the envirorunent-
This 'Negative Declaration will be deemed final and effective if no appeal is filed in. the
manner specified by Section 12-513 of the Fresno 1-!unicipal Code.
(continued from above) W .. , of Maple, s~. of Garrett, E .. of Jackson ..
NOTE: The majority of the subject territory is develop~d (primarily as single
family residences) and is surrounded by existing city boundaries-·and urban de-I velopment. There are some vacant industrial and commercial parcels which., when
developed, may exhibit some undesireable,but not significantly adveJ:-se, environ-,
rnental characteristics depending on the manner of developme·nt and type of us•e
proposed .. (There are no development proposals for any of the subject ter.ritory),.
Such site specific characteristics are most appropriately evaJ:uated in the re-
quired environmental assessment for a subsequent development entitlement ..
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TOPOGRAPHIC, SOIL, GEOLQl;IC
CONSIDERATIONS
ecologic hazards; unstable soil
conditions
Adverse chunge in topog~aphy or
ground surface relief'
Destruction of tmique geologic
or physical features
Increased water erosion
AIR QUALITY
Substantial indirect source of
pollution (large vehicle
.genel:'ato,;)
Direct on-site pollution
generation
Generation of objectionable odors
Generation of dust exc~pt during
construction
Adverse local climatic changes
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TRAN'SPORT/\TI<Xt & C!RCULATIO!{
Generation of vehicle tr4ffic suffi-
eient to cause capacity deficiencies
on existing street system
Cumulative increase in traffic on a
ni.ajor street for which capacity
deficiencies are projected
Sp~cific traffic hazard to ootori$ts,
bicyclists, c:w pedestrians
Routing of non .. residential t,1:.a.ffic
through residential area
Insufficient or poorly located parking
Substantial increasa in rail an,:l/or
afr traffic
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Availability c,f fire pz<otection
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Lack of emergency vehicle access
Adequacy of design for crime pr~vEint~on.
Overcrowding cf school. faeilit.it~s
Availabil.ity of water mains of itd(,rquat~
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Insufficient groundwater avail-
able for l.ong-term project use.
Use of large quantities of
groundwater
Wasteful use of groundwater
Pollution of surface or ground-
water supplies
Reduction in groundwater recharge
PLANT LIFE
Reduction of the numbers of any
unique, rare., or endangered
species
Reduction in acreage of agricul-
tural crop
Preinature or unnecessary conver-
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Availability of s,wer lines <>f adequate
capacity
Availability of storm ~ater d.raj.nage
facilities {on or off site}
Availahili ty of adequ,lte park and
recreation areas
Unt1s11ally high solid waste generation
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ltisk <lf explosion or release of
hazardous substances
Site subj.ect t<~ floodir,,g-
A(iverse ch,1.ngc: in cours:e of flow of
flooc! wateics
Potential haza:rds. f:tom aircraft
accidents
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A1'JUU\L LIFE
Reduction in the numbers of any
rare, unique or endangered species
Deterioration or displacement of
valuable wildlife habitat
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Increases in.existing noise levels
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LIGHT & CLARE: _Ll4.2
Production of glare which will
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Exposure of residences to high levels
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I.AND USE _Lt 5 • 2.
Incompatibility with adopted plan!l J.._15.3
and policies
Acceleration of growth rate
Induces unplanned growth
Adverse change in E?xisting .:ir planned
area characteristics
Obstruction to public of sqenic vista
or vie~
Creation of aesthetically offensive
conditions
Reroval. of street t.i:ees or other
valuable vegeta.tio.n
Architectural incowpatibility with
surrounding area
t-iISTORICAL/ARCHEOLOOICAL
Ra!I'.ov.al of hbtorir: ·building., disruption
of archeolog i<:al site
Construction cir activity incompatible
with adjac:ent l1istoric $itc
ENERGt
Use of substantial amounts of fuel or
enorgy
Substantial 'increase in demand upon
existing sources of energy
Wasteful use of energy
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ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST
EA 3957
Explanation of ~~in~s
"O" lnsufficient Iriforn:iation--!nsufficient information is available
to~;ermine the pc:,tr:ntial environmental. effects which :may
resul.t;; from tht:~. proposed _project iri this category .• . .
0 1" No Siqnificant Environmental Effe,ct-.... The proposed project will not.:
have an advers~ environ..~entai effect in this category, or any such
effect is not substantially 1..1nus:ual, or o:f undesirable. tl\agnitude ..
!t'his J:ating is also utilized in ca$es whei:·e the categoJ::y is riot
applicable to the particular project undex· consideration ..
"2''' Moderate Environmental Eff~ct.--The t>ropose,d project will have an
;,.dverse envi.ro1i.mental effect-in thi::. cate9:o:ry which is of suffi-
c::ient magnitude to be of. specific concern. · However, this ~~ffect.
is not substantial enough in itself to rec;:uire the preparation o,f
an Environmental Impact Repo:i:t ..
"3" ~.igni;Eicant Adverse.. Envirc:mm,e11tal Effect-... -The environmental
effect identified in this category substantiates in itself or_
contrib1..,tes toward a finding that the propo$ed pr(>ject ha,s a
potentially significant adverse e:ffect on the env;Lronment .suffi-
cient to require the preparation of an -~vironmental Impact. Repo1tt.
_12. 2, ·12-=2.--The portion of the subject annexation area north of church
Avenue is within a designated flood prone area accordi.ng to BUO u
Flood Hazard Boundary Maps. New development in such areas must con-
form to Fresno Municipal· Code requirements j:or builq_ing in flood
prone areas {FMC Sec.13-160) or conduct a floi:>d hazard. study pursuant
~o F.M4F.C.D .. Board policy. .
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ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST
EA 3957
Explanation of Ratin~s
"O" Insuffici~nt Information--Insufficient informat;ion is available
to determ.ine the potential environmental. effects which may
result from the proposed project in this cate9ory ...
111" !fo Signifi_c~nt ]~nvirontnental Effect--The pz:op<:>sed project wil.l not
have an adverse environm.ental effect in this category, or any such
effect is not su:bstanti.ally unusual or of undesirable magnitudia ...
This rating is also utilized in cases where the category is no'i'~
appl.icabl~! to the p.articulaz-project '!lllder cot.tsiderat±ox~,.
i1 2" Moderate Enviroronental Effect--The proposed project will have an
adverse environmental effect -in this (:ategory which is of suff5.-
cient magnitude to be of specific concern .. · However, this eff.eet
is not~ substantial .enougti in itself tc, require the preparation of
an Environtnental Impact Report.,
"3" Significant. Adverse Environmental Eff.(;;tct--Tne 1en1.rirori..rnental.
effect identified in this category su.bstanti.att~s in itself or
contribute1s toward a finding that the pr,,pose<i project has a
potentially significant adverse effect on the E~nvi:romnent suffi-
cient to require the prepalration of an -~1riro:n:mental Impact Report.
12. 2, 12 .. 3-•-The portio11 of the subject annexation atrea north of Church·
Avenue is within a designated flood prone area according to EUD :
Flood Hazard Boundary Maps., New deyelopment in ~:ruch areas must con-
form to F:r:esno Municipal Code requirements for bui14_ing in flood
prone areas (FMC Sec.13--160} or conduct: a flood hazard study pursuant:
to F.M.F.C.D. Board policy.
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