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Home My WebLink AboutBluff Top Parking Lots 5�0.35 4/94 PARKING HISTORY SOUTH BEACH PARKING AREA YEAR NUMBER OF AUTOS INCOME 1986 285,736 x $4 $1,142,944 1987 261,332 x $4 $1,045,328 1988 236,930 x $4 $ 947,720 1989 208,022 x $5 $1,040,110 1990 206,126 x $5 $1,030,630 1991 197,870 x $5 $ 989,350 1992 208,620 x $5 $1,043,100 1993 202,110 x $6 $1,212,660 BEACH CONCESSION INCOME HISTORY SOUTH BEACH AREA YEAR CITY INCOME 1986 $92,460 1987 $90,320 1988 $90,540 1989 $89,210 1990 $82,190 1991 $74,620 1992 $79,840 1993 $68,950 SUNSET VISTA CAMPING INCOME HISTORY SOUTH BEACH AREA YEAR CITY INCOME 1986 $129,724 1987 $13%025 1988 $145,591 1989 $143,757 1990 $ 97,834 1991 $ 851440 1992 $ 88,860 1993 $ 71,220 ALTERNATES PRIORITIES 1. Signage (partial) $ 30,000.00 2. Planting and Irrigation in plazas $ 141,215.00 3. Planting and Irrigation in general area $ 124,800.00 4. Junior Lifeguard Station $ 200,000.00 S. Electrical $ 500,000.00 ■ Parking lighting $ 350,000.00 ■ Low level lighting $ 150,000.00 6. Redo of remaining parking, $1,478,843.00 Includes demolition 7. Palms $ 595,500.00 Additional palm planting and palm tree lighting Sub Total $3,070,358.00 10% Contingency $ 307,035.80 Total $3,377,393.80 Total of Phase x and Alternates and A/E Fees $6,873,900.55 Items for each phase can be interchanged. Once priorities are confirmed and approved, we will proceed with construction documents from wbicb we can prepare more specific cost estimates. BLUFF TOP/BOTTOM MASTER PLAN PROJECTED ANNUAL MAINTENANCE COSTS Amount 1992/93 Projected Department Actual after Imp'ts Public Works- Park, Tree & Landscaping $53,153 $55,000 Public Works $ 5,650 $12,500 Community Services 2,404 5,716 TOTAL $61,207 $73,216 NOTE: Community Services Marine Safety, Police and Fire costs will remain the same. FECITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH INTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION HUNTINGTON BEACH MEMORANDUM TO: Ron Hagan, Director of Community Services FROM: Daryl D. Smith, Superintendent of Park, Tree and Landscape Division DATE: April 14, 1994 SUBJECT: Bluff Top Landscape Per our meeting of 4/12/94 regarding subject matter and maintenance cost of existing and proposed landscape from about Ninth (9th) Street to Goldenwest Street, please find below our estimated costs: 1. Maintenance cost for FYB 1992/93 was $53,153.00 or$6,644.12 per acre. 2. Maintenance cost for the proposed re-landscape/reconstructed area should .be approximately the same as existing say 55 000.00. Should you have any questions regarding the above please give me a call. DDS:ss cc: Louis F. Sandoval, Director of Public Works James Jones, Supervisor of Park Maintenance John Van Oeffelen, Supervisor of Tree and Landscape Maintenance Chuck Davis, Landscape Architect CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH TO : Ron Haga Community Services Department FROM : Jim Way DATE : , April 11 199 p SUBJECT : LOWER BLUFF-TOP PARKING LOT MEMORANDUM The development of the lower bluff-top parking lot would bring the following extra beach maintenance costs: Capital Outlay 1 . 4 Park-Ur-Self System IV multi-space parking machine @ $18, 125 each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $72, 500 2. Installation & Lighting @ $5,000 each . . . . . . . . . . . $20,000 TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY . . . . . . $92, 500 Operational Costs 1 . Sweeping, labor - 200 hours @ $15 per hour . . . . . . $3 ,000 2. Additional handpicking of trash 150 hours @ $8. 11 per hour 1 216 ANNUAL LABOR COST . . . . . . . . . $4,216 Material - paint, bumpers, etc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 ,500 ANNUAL OPERATIMG COST . . . . . $5,716 LA J]Oft CITY OF HUNTINttTON BRACH L9VLV INTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION HUNTINGTON!EACH TO: Ron Hagan Community Services Director FROM: Don Noble Maintenance Operations Manager DATE: April 14, 1994 SUBJECT: BLUFF TOP IMPROVEMENTS - NINTH STREET TO GOLDEN WEST Here is the information you requested regarding the estimated costs of maintaining the bluff improvements between Ninth and Golden West Streets. .:: ..........e:e.e.:de6r...:..:a.>x,. px•.. x.,:::5;>::;K; 'j'' ?;si>i;i;ify Se&ew .>. SfS: f•x a. Tit' '•`i��i K§f` <:x•i S•.: Paving $2,000 $ 2,000 (1) Railing 2,200 (2) 500 Lighting 750 5,000 Signing & Stripping -0- 5,000 Graffiti 700 should zero out TOTAL COSH'S $5,850 $12,600 (1) The cost of maintaining a new parking lot, below the bluffs, should be minimal the first ten years. Costs will Increase thereafter. (2) Not a maintenance expenditure. This is the cost of replacing failed railing. Don Noble > -•• -��^� Maintenance Operations Manager DN:bh u4-15-94 0=: 58PM F,A SOUTH BEACH PARKING IMPROVEMENT AREA Phase I Listed in order of priority: 1. Bike Path separation and pedestrian avenue. $ 610,000.00 Includes: ■ Access to the beach (without concrete columns). ■ Retaining walls and seat walls. ■ Handrail and guardrails. ■ Chain link fence separation between parking and bike trail. Excludes: ■ Lighting (includes some wiring) ■ Planting ■ Irrigation 2. Plazas around concessions $ 513,000.00 Includes: ■ Hardscape ■ Site furnishing (not to include tables and chairs; to be furnished by each concessionaire.) Excludes: ■ Planting ■ Irrigation ■ Basketball court ■ Lighting ■ Restrooms 3. Restroom buildings $ 615,002.00 Includes: ■ Building Shell ■ All amenities ■ Electricity ■ Showers ■ Demo of old buildings 4. ■ Lifeguard headquarters remodel $ 100,000.00 and addition 5. Parking entrance retrofit at Beach $ 70,000.00 Includes: ■ Demo and redo ■ Re-using old A/C at certain places and slurry coating ■ Entrance itself and short term parking with new A/C with base Excludes: ■ Lighting ■ Short term parking panel 6. Parking entrance retrofit at Huntington $ 107,884.00 Includes and excludes same as above. 7. Parking entrance retrofit at Lake Street $ 260,000.00 Includes same as above. 8. Services: ■ Water service ■ Fire hydrant relocation ■ Sewer ■ Drainage structures $ 40,000.00 9. Electrical $ 245,000.00 ■ Include stub-ups for future lighting 10. Sand Wall $ 184,800.00 Sub Total $29745,686.00 Contingency 10% $ 274,568.60 Total Construction Cost $3,0209254.60 A/E Fee 6.5% of entire project $ 415,847.15 Construction Administration $ 609405.00 Total of Phase One $3,496,506.75 Professional fees for project staking by the civil engineer of record and participation by the landscape architect, architect, electrical engineer and soil engineer during the bidding and construction phase is estimated to be 2% of construction cost. This cost for construction administration based on a construction budget of $3,020,254.00 is $60,405.00. Purkiss Rose-RS( ' 219 N. Harbor Boulevard Fullerton, CA 92632 Tel. (714) 871-3638 Fax (714) 872-1198 Job Name: BLUFF TOP NORTH, HUNTINGTON BEACH (93-111) Date: March 2, 1994 Preliminary Cost Estimate DESCRIPTION QUANTITY UNIT UNIT COST ITEM COST SUB TOTAL MOBILIZATION Trailer 1 L.S. 1,000.00 1, 000. 00 Temporary fencing 12,964 L.F. 2 .00 25,928. 00 Toilet 1 L.S. 500.00 500. 00 Phone 1 L.S. 500.00 500. 00 Electrical 1 L.S. 1000.00 1, 000.00 Project manager 1 L.S. 4000.00 4, 000. 00 32 , 928. 00 32 , 928. 00 CLEARING/GRUBBING Clearing/Grubbing• 204856 S.F. .15 30,728.40 30,728.40 30,728.40 DEMOLITION Saw cut 120 L.F. 1.00 120. 00 AC Paving 30140 S.F. .50 15, 070. 00 Wall Removal 1 L.S. 100000.00 100, 000.00 Posts 138 EA. 10.00 1, 380. 00 Conc. Steps 2840 S.F. . 50 1, 420. 00 Adjust Utility 19 EA. 50.00 950. 00 Boxes 118,940. 00 118,940. 00 EARTHWORK / GRADING Finish grading 204856 S.F. .10 20,485. 60 Imported soil 5550 C.Y. 10.00 55, 500. 00 1 Preliminary Cost Estimate ` DESCRIPTION QUANTITY UNIT UNIT COST ITEM COST SUB TOTAL Relocated beach 1486 S.F. 2.00 2,972 . 00 sand 78,957. 60 78,957. 60 DRAINAGE ABS 4" 1500 L.F. 8.50 12,750. 00 ABS 6" 1500 L.F. 10.00 15, 000. 00 8" Area drain 10 EA. 80.00 800. 00 12" Area drain 30 EA. 125.00 3 ,750. 00 Conc. drain box 200 L.F. 40.00 8, 000. 00 40, 300. 00 40, 300.00 HARDSCAPE Curb 370 L.F. 10. 00 3 ,700. 00 Curb & Gutter 4086 L.F. 15.00 61,290. 00 Concrete paving 4" 15138 S.F. 2.00 30,276. 00 Concrete step 1187 L.F. 6.50 7,715.50 Mow strip 86 L.F. 6.00 516. 00 Interlocking 11144 S.F. 6.50 72,436. 00 Pavers Conc. banding 2154 L.F. 25. 00 53 ,850. 00 Repair & cap 4071 L.F. 20. 00 81,420. 00 seawall Rolled conc. curb 3648 L.F. 12.00 43 ,776. 00 A.C. paving for 160209 S.F. 4.00 640,836. 00 parking lot 995, 815. 50 995, 815. 50 MASONRY Retaining wall at 1045 L.F. 33.00 34,485. 00 undercrossings Retaining wallS at 1 L.s. 505050.00 505, 050. 00 pedestrian trail 539,535. 00 539, 535. 00 2 Preliminary Cost Estimate DESCRIPTION QUANTITY UNIT UNIT COST ITEM COST SUB TOTAL PARKING LOT Handicap ramp 11 EA. 1000.00 11,000.00 Drive approach 2 EA. 2000.00 4, 000. 00 Striping 7435 L.S. 1.00 7,435. 00 AC pedestrian 23515 S.F. 1.50 35,272 .50 trail AC bike trail 17148 S.F. 1.50 25,722. 00 Bike trail 65516 S.F. .40 26,206.40 .resurfacing 109, 635.90 109, 635.90 FENCING AND 7RAILING Step handrails 418 L.F. 40.00 16,720. 00 Bridge handrails 267 L.F. 40.00 10, 680. 00 Handrail at 3778 L.F. 30. 00 113, 340. 00 pedestrian trail 140,740.00 140,740. 00 SITE AMENITIES Concrete benches 6 EA. 450.00 2,700. 00 Drinking fountain 5 EA. 2400.00 12, 000.00 Trash receptacles 30 EA. 1000.00 30, 000. 00 Conc. bollards 36 EA. 300.00 10,800. 00 Overcrossings 2 EA. 50,000.00 100, 000. 00 Bike racks 40 EA. 150.00 6, 000. 00 161, 500. 00 161, 500.00 BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES Portable restroom 3 EA. 15, 000. 00 45, 000. 00 facilities Bus stop shelters 2 EA. 3,500.00 7, 000.00 52, 000.00 52 ,000. 00 ELECTRICAL 3 Preliminary Cost Estimate DESCRIPTION QUANTITY UNIT UNIT COST ITEM COST TSUB TOTAL Bluff Top North 1 L.S. 292418.00 292,418 . 00 electrical PCH Lighting (9th .1 L.S. 180000.00 180, 000.00 to Goldenwest) .. Utility Company 1 L.S. 20, 000.00 20,000. 00 charges Traffic signals at 1 L.S. 120000.00 120, 000. 00 PCH and lath St. Traffic signal 1 L.S. 40000.00 40,000.00 renovation at PCH and Goldwesth Ave. 7 652, 418.00 652 ,418. 00 UTILITIES Domestic water 2 EA. 1,500. 00 3;000. 00 connection Electric stubouts 10 EA. 500.00 5, 000. 00 Fire Hydrants 7 EA. 5, 000.00 35,000.00 4"- Water line 3500 L.F. 2.50 8,750. 00 51,750. 00 51, 750. 00 PLANTING AND IRRIGATION Soil preparation 204856 S.F. .30 61,456. 80 Groundcover 885 FLATS 15.00 13,275.00 Turf 148274 S.F. .50 74, 137. 00 Palms (new) 150 EA. 500.00 75, 000. 00 1 Gal shrub 1000 EA. 4.50 4,500. 00 5 Gal shrub 500 EA. 18.00 9, 000. 00 .Irrigation system 204856 S.F. .50 102,428.00 90 day maintenance 1 L.S. 6, 500.00 6, 500.00 Relocated palms 41 EA. 400.00 16,400. 00 Irrigation pump 1 L.S. 25, 000.00 25, 000.00 387, 696.80 387,'696.80 TOTAL 3,392,945.20 4 • LANDSCAPE AREA RENOVATION NORTH OF GOLDENWEST AVENUE Preliminary Cost Estimate DESCRIPTION QUANTITY UNIT UNIT COST ITEM COST SUB TOTAL DEMOLITION Saw cut 565 L.F. 1.00 565. 00 Removal A/C paving 8984 S.F. .50 41, 492 . 00 base included Relocate bench 1 EA. 550.00 550.00 Relocate trash 2 EA. 300.00 600. 00 receptacles Relocated palsm 4 EA. 600. 00 2 ,400. 00 8, 607. 00 8, 607. 00 EARTHWORK / GRADING Finish grading 91035 S.F. .20 18,207 . 00 18,207. 00 18, 207. 00 CONCRETE Concrete paving at 50 S.F. 2.00 100. 00 existing telephone Mow strip 190 L.F. 6.50 1,235. 00 A.C. paving 12930 S.F. 1. 50 19, 395:00 Concrete paving at 700 S.F. 2. 00 1,400. 00 picnic table 22, 130. 00 22 , 130. 00 GUARDRAILING Guardrail 42" high 170 L.F 42 .00 7, 140. 00 Refinishing the 4000 L.F. 3 .50 14, 000. 00 existing guardrail 21, 140. 00 21, 140.00 ELECTRICAL Lighting north of 1 L.S. 171233.00 171,233 .00 Goldenwest Ave. 5 Preliminary Cost Estimate DESCRIPTION QUANTITY UNIT UNIT COST ITEM COST SUB TOTAL 171,233 . 00 171, 233 . 00 SITE AMENITIES Picnic tables 9 EA. 1,200. 00 10,800. 00 One way traffic 1 EA. 1,200.00 1, 200. 00 control device 12 , 000. 00 12 , 000. 00 PLANTING AND IRRIGATION Soil preparation 91, 035 S.F. .30 27, 310. 50 Groundcover 220 FLATS 15. 00 3, 300. 00 Redwood header 1,445 L.F. 3 .25 4 , 696. 25 Turf (hydroseeded) 68620 S.F. .50 34, 310. 00 Palms B.T.H. 50 EA. 500.00 25, 000. 00 5 Gal shrub 500 EA. 18.00 9, 000. 00 Irrigation system. 91035 S.F. .50 45,517 . 50 •149, 134. 25 149, 134 . 25 TOTAL 402,451.25 SUB-TOTAL FOR NORTH OF GOLDENWEST AVE. . . . . . . . . $ 402,451.25 SUB-TOTAL FOR BLUFF TOP NORTH . . . . . . . . . . . $3 , 392 .945.20 SUB-TOTAL $3,795,396.45 3% INFLATION . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 113 ,862 . 00 SUB-TOTAL $3,909,258.45 6%, INCIDENTALS . . . . . . . . . . . $ 245, 556. 00 SUB-TOTAL $4, 154,814.95 10% CONTIGENCY . . . . . . . . . . $ 415, 481. 00 TOTAL . . . . $4,570,295.45 6 ClVC H 4 PARKI UTHORITY ACTION � 9 �eo"``�G REQUEST FOR Date September 3 , 1991 Submitted to: Honorable Mayor and City Council Submitted by: Michael T. Uberuaga, City Administrator- \ Prepared by: Ron Hagan, Director, Community Services ;t ►►`JJJ Subject: Bluff Top Parking Lots �f3n I Consistent with Council Policy? [ ] Yes [ ] New Policy or Exception Statement of Issue, Recommendation,Analysis, Funding Source, Alternative Actions,Attachments: STATEMENT OF ISSUE There is a need to provide gates, traffic vaults, warning signs and stanchions at the two new bluff top metered parking lots along Pacific Coast Highway. RECOMMENDATION That the Parking Authority appropriate $7,400 for the installation of two gates, four traffic vaults, and two warning signs and stanchions at the bluff top parking lots. ANALYSIS The city completed two parking lots along Pacific Coast Highway just north of Goldenwest in the spring of 1991 . Meters have been installed in both of these lots. The city has been experiencing an extensive amount of vandalism to the meters and the parking lots. An investigation by both Community Services and the Police Department indicates that almost all of the vandalism is taking place late at night. The city has also had numerous complaints from residents in the area about late night activity at these two parking lots. Consequently, staff is recommending that the city install gates and traffic vaults so we can close the parking lot at night and not allow access. The parking lots would be open daylight to midnight for community access. The need for this appropriation came up after Council adopted the budget. t FUNDING SOURCE Parking Authority Fund Balance P10 5/85 ALTERNATIVE ACTION Do not install gates and traffic spikes and allow the late night vandalism to continue. RH: sf Attachmments: Memo from the -Police Department Memo from Beach Maintenance J. COMMUNITY SERVICES HUNTINGTON BEACH Departmental Memorandum TO Ron Hagan ,/{�� FROM Jim Way G"f GATE August 16, 1991 SUBJECT BLUFFTOP PARKING LOTS To secure the two blufftop parking lots we will need two 23' gates, (gates and posts will have to be hot dip galvanized) , four traffic control exit vaults and two warning signs and stanchions. I will order the equipment from account E AA CS 346 4 34 00: Cost: 2 Gates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,000 4 Traffic Vaults . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,000 2 Warning Signs & Stanchions . . . . . . . $1 ,400 Total . . . . . . . . . . $7,400 JBW/p 3 AJ 4@ CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH INTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION HUNTINGTON BEACH - TO: Ron Hagan FROM: Lt . R . L . Parker Director , Community Services Traffic/Aero Bureau RE: Bluff parking lots DATE: 8-8-91 Earlier this year , while the bluff parking lots wer-e under construction , I had a conversation with Captain Richardson regarding closing of the lots in the evening . The gist of the conversation was that the lots should be secured in some manner during the hours that they were supposed to be closed . We felt that a cable or a gate on one end and spikes on the other was the best solution. I had my parking control supervisor , Karen Peterson, contact Jim ' Way regarding this potential solution. Way advised that he had this in his budget , but it was cut . He agreed that the parking lot is a problem for police , lifeguards and parking meter maintenance , but he did not have the funds available at this time . The police department is experiencing an increase in crime on the bluffs and would strongly recommend that the above solution be implemented . This would save all of us money and time in the long-run , especially considering the damage and officer salaries involved . FISCAL IMPACT STATEMENT I . Why is this item not in the budget? The need was not known at budget preparation time because lots were not built until Spring, 1991 . II . What will be the cost? Direct: $7 , 400 1. Current Fiscal Year: $7 , 400 2. Future Years: -0- Indirect: None - will save police call out costs III . Funding Source Parking Authority IV. History Identify funding sources previously used for the project: Not applicable - new project Indicate whether the suggested funding source is normally used for this type of project. Yes. These are beach parking lot improvements which is the purpose of the Parking Authority funds. Y CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH INTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION HUNTINGTON BEACH To MICHAEL T. UBERUAGA From ROBERT J. FRANZ City Administrator Deputy City Administrator Subject REQUEST FOR APPROPRIATION Date AUGUST 22, 1991 TO CONTROL VANDALISM PROBLEM AT BLUFF TOP PARKING LOTS FIS 91-26 As required under the authority of Resolution 4832, a Fiscal Impact Statement has been prepared and submitted relative to the proposed funding for the purchase and installation of preventative vandalism equipment at the Bluff Top parking lots. An appropriation of $7,400 would be adequate for this purpose. Upon approval of the City Council , the balance of the unaudited, esignated Parking Authority Fund would be reduced to $271 , ROBERT J. Deputy City Administrator RJF:skd WPADSERT:500 I, -�-9s - r ��. '• REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL ACTION �APT Date August 2, 1993 The Honorable Mayor and City Council Submitted to: Michael Uberuaga, City Administrator Submitted by: Prepared by: Ron Hagan, Director, Community Services OVED BY CITY COUNCIL Subject: BEACH BLUFF AREA IMPROVEMENTS crrY c Consistent with Council Policy? [ ] Yes [ ] New Policy or Exception Statement of Issue, Recommendation,Analysis, Funding Source,Alternative Actions,Attachments: STATEMENT OF ISSUE Staff is seeking Council direction on whether to proceed with improvement plans for the below the bluffs parking area between 11 th and Goldenwest Streets. RECOMMENDATION Direct staff to proceed with the approval process of the below the bluffs parking area improvements per the direction outlined herein. ANALYSIS The city is in the process of completing the final phase of the bluff top park im- provements. When finished, the city can proceed with improvements below the bluffs, commonly known as the oil service road or the walls. Staff had prepared an improvement plan for this area, which included 437 parking spaces along with landscaping improvements. This plan was presented to the Planning Commis- sion and denied. The commission was concerned about views. The residents attending the commission meeting spoke about the impact of more people 'coming into this beach area. Prior to staff expending funds on consultant fees for alternative designs, Council direction is being sought for the design concept as to what improvements Council desires for this area. Although the parking lot issue has been tied to replacement parking needed for Pacific Coast Highway, it is staffs opinion that the below the bluffs parking project should proceed whether any changes are made to Pacific Coast Highway with regard to on-street parking. The bluff top improvements and the beach improvements that have taken place in this area in the past few years have made it an extremely popular beach for both residents PI O 5/85 1 REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION August 2, 1993 Page two and tourists. Some of the best surfing on the coast can be found in this area, and it also plays host to the city's "dog" beach. which is also very popular. Staff believes the city should proceed with improvements to the service road area, including installation of parking spaces, stair and handicapped access to the beach, and removal and replacement of the bluff retaining walls. The current retaining walls were built to hold the bluffs back and provide access to the oil operations. Over the years, the concrete has deteriorated, rodents have un- dermined the banks behind the walls, and graffiti has abounded on the walls' surface. Within the proposed improvement project, staff is recommending that the retaining walls be removed, and the slope stabilized with a keystone retain- ing system. This system consists of octagon-shaped, rough surface stones, terraced upon the slope with rods running perpendicular into the slope for stabi- lization. Within the center of each stone is a planting area where creeping vines will be planted. The net result would be almost a mile of terraced, landscaped area which would provide for quite a spectacular site. On the service road itself, staff would propose doing landscaped entry areas to the beach, decreasing the number of parking spaces to approximately 350, and including a pedestrian walkway within the parking improvements. Staff is confi- dent that the project can be designed so that no automobile parking in the below the bluffs parking lot would be visible from any residential unit along Pacific Coast Highway. The city currently leases this area from the state beach and is required by law to make it accessible to all California residents. Additional parking on the beach, along with installation of parking meters in the residential areas, will insure that beachgoers park in beach parking lots, not in the adjacent residential areas. In summary, the below the bluffs improvement project will resolve the wall issue, aesthetically improve the entire area between 11 th and Goldenwest Streets, provide for improved access to this beach area, and generate parking revenue to construct and pay for the improvements. Cost estimates have yet to be pre- pared for this project as they will be dependent upon final design direction given to staff by Council. FUNDING SOURCE Grants and unappropriated COPs ;r s REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION August 2, 1993 Page three ALTERNATIVES 1. Direct staff not to proceed with the below the bluffs improvement project and leave the service road and wall area as is. 2. Give staff alternative design guidelines ATTACHMENT Location map RH:cs ti ZONING DM 10 9-6-II & ) NAL DISTRICT MAP - 10-6-11 LEGEND: CITY OF �SRd ELIAE DISTRICT ADOPTED MARCH 7, 1960 ®COASTAL I E SUFEIA L�]DUALR1[D fiAS5liKdrgN CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO 754 QCOYMNIITY FA(ILI TIE S(EOUCATgNAIJ DISTRICT �CONMUNITY—L1TES lRECREATIO—IO15i R_ 41ENDED—ISSASE OR ANENOED }y(✓`E ORD."o ®SINGLE FAMILY AE31DFNCE DISTRICT ['INGTON BEACH - B ]2 ®TUD fLE F IIESIOENCEILOISTRICT 5-a�G2 ]•-,"w 0 LIaII TEO MULTIPLE FAMILY PESIDEHCE O I}-J62 28L2B2H� 1].6 }-A-E6 AS.S r36 -]2 ISIB} 1]9 ®N LTIPLE GAMILY PE31pENGE pSTwICT 9-b 6] )-16 I�AB ]-TI ]]}-'] I]6J ®GENEPAL OUSINC52 DISTRICT 2-1}-A9 6B-l1 ]2 2.i0]3 '-55 1819 AlIMOUSTPI OISTPICT )O TO-q IGOS 6-3-]] T 19BB C 0 U N T�', CALIFORNIA _ ,I-�I 'M `2 �°;;�3COMMERCIAL ESS ICT } ]I-vr01 2-.3 ;:, x]w SUFFIX LEGEND j-'-'} ]•-]i21 �i1iBC a5 REY NOAB2B COMBINED WITH OIL PRODUCTION 2- } T'Slwl . -IB-62 KSA•� 2536 2-T-T2 lIN. I) O•]B> ES-2-A 26A6-a O•}-B] F!-.-P GAGS ® COMBINED WITH OIL PRODUCTION IN ARE: O-?C^ ?IT A6--BJ � 26C BOUNDED BY 1MLM lvE-ONE.G MNE OLDES} HOa `t% 21-N 2682 ST.ON NW,OCEAN AVE-ON SW,B SEVENTH: .�•L ^ i h/' CEMIA,ATES PRECISE PLAN Oa STREET ALIfMMENT V /\�_' ? �COL9wE0 NrtN ql eROd}CTpN ® caMeNm WITH DR.mopucTgN� 4 �� V\ ��•J - I��S�T-- --COASTAL ZONE BOUNDARY ,} G�oD-M2'0-CZ N�'Pry j G�E�` �' RI-0 ;Q�' RI-0 �s u R' /, \ R4-0-CZ f . RIo- - 3 P� E_-/'_ ,E'/y ao-r .N / RID S, M 2-01-C2 \ N y ♦N' CF-E 4C �v- t 04 AREA ME pm O \ OO N A,ZR ��sccsc iLlw r �}, AREA DIE tsEcrEW rl ti r AC�ti� PROJECT SITE 0\ llst Street to Goldenwest Street °c,F 4y D qoo ' xALE IN FEET NOTE: ALL DINER INS ARE IN FEET ANY ZONE ADU RIG ANY RI.-Of WAY IS HIT[NDCD TO EXTEND TO THE CENTER Of SUCH RIGHT Of WAY