HomeMy WebLinkAboutNB 1 RESIDENT CONCERN 02-21-89TO:
WILLIAM HUSTON, CITY MANAGER
-FROM: PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT/ENGINEERING DIVISION
SUBJECT: RESIDENT CONCERNS ON DUMPING OF DEBRIS ALONG WESTERLY
SIDE OF RED HILL AVENUE
RECOMMENDATION:
Pleasure of the City Council.
BACKGROUND:
The City Council surfaced a resident's concern regarding the abandoned
railroad right-of-way westerly of Red Hill Avenue and southerly of Olwyn
Drive. This concern covered the following areas:
1. Dumping of debris within Flood Control property westerly
of Red Hill Avenue.
2. Request for fencing the area.
3. The non-landscaped areas of the westerly parkway along Red Hill
Avenue generally between First Street and Garland Avenue.
4. Condition of the residential structure at 1472 Garland Avenue.
The attached map delineates the areas of concern with respect to
property ownership as follows:
1. Area delineated in blue is owned by Orange County EnvirOnmental
Management Agency Flood Control District.
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Area delineated in yellow is owned by Pearl D. Loucks, with no
known address, per latest County Assessor's office records.
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Area delineated in green is a privately-owned residence located
at 1472 Garland Avenue.
4. Area delineated in red is a dirt parkway area between the curb and
sidewalk which is owned by the City.
DISCUSSION:
The' debris noted in concern No. 1 is a pile of concrete rubble dumped on
the private property owned by Pearl P. Loucks. Once the property owner
can be contacted, she will be requested to remove the debris. An
alternate solution would be to have the City remove this debris, but
permission to enter the property should be obtained from the property
· owner·
The requested fencing in concern'No. 2 would be across private property
and would require permission of the property owner.
CONCERNS ON DUMPING OF DEBRIS ON RED HILL AVENUE
FEBRUARY 14, 1989
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The dirt areas within the westerly parkway of Red Hill. Avenue could be
filled in with concrete sidewalk and street trees planted to minimize
the total pavement effect. The estimated cost for this work is
approximately $6,000.00. If the City Council desires to proceed with
this work, it could be included within the upcoming 1989-90 Capital
Improvement budget.
The residence at 1472 Garland Avenue is currently being monitored by the
City's Building Division. It is my understanding that this property is
under litigation by the owners and lenders at this time.
Bob Ledendecker
Director of Public Works/City Engineer
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