HomeMy WebLinkAboutRPT 1 ANNEXATION 110 02-04-80DATE:
February 4, 1980
REPORTS
No. 1
2-4-80
Inter-Corn
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:
Honorable Mayor and City Council Members
R.K. Fleagle
San Juan-Green Valley Annexation No. 110 (Revised)
Several property owners within the San Juan-Green Valley.County Island have ex-
pressed a desire for annexation fo the city of Tusfin.
By letter, dated January 15, 1980, the property owners were given an opportunity
to express any objections they may have to the proposed annexation. No objections
have been received by this office.
This annexation was processed as an island annexation in March, 1978, including
the apartments and condominiums on the easterly side of Red Hill Avenue, and was
not approved by the Board of Supervisors as an island annexation.
If is now proposed fo process this revised annexation as an "inhabited annexation."
Upon approval by LAFCO, the City Council would conduct an advertised protest hear-
ing. If less than 25% of the registered voters and less than 25% of the owners o¢
land who own less than 255 of the total assessed value o¢ land wlfhin the territory
file a written protest, the Council may order the annexation without an election.
RCOA~E~JDED ACTION
If is r~commended that the City Council adopt Resolution No. 80-9 commencing pro-
ceedings for the annexation of the San Juan-Green Valley area,
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encl. Resolution No. 80-9
Letter fo property owners
January 15, 1980
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Dear R~.~.~n f:
A request has beenmade by property owners within your area fo
have their property annexed to the city of Tustin. Before pro-
ceeding with this annexation request, we desire to know your
opinions and desires in this matfero
As a result of Proposition i3, annexation to the city of Tustin
would not increase your faxes, and will probably result in a
reduction in your total living costs, since there is no charge
for curbside refuse service to city residents.
Other advantages of city residence include the services of the
city police department, weekly street sweeping, recreation ser-
vices, and the opportunity fo have a voice and vote in determining
the policies of the City and selecfin9 your local 9overnment
representafiveso
As shown on the attached map, your area is a logical extension o¢
the boundaries of the city of Tusfin and the City Council has
agreed fo accept annexation of residential areas fo the city with
the consent of the residents.
If you desire additional information or object fo this annexation
proposal, please call the Corr~unify Development Department,
544-8890 or send us a letter expressin9 your sentiments. Your
desires are earnestly solicited.
Sincerely yours,
R. Kenneth Fleagle, D.P.A.
Community Development Consultant
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City Center 300 Centennial Tustin, California 92680 (714) 544-8890
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RESOLUTION NOi 80-9
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL, CiTY OF TUST;N,
CALIFORNIA, REQUESTING THE COMICENCEMENT OF PRO-
CEEDINGS FOR THE ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN INHABITED
TERRITORY DESIGNATED AS "SAN JUAN-GREEN VALLEY
ANNEXATION NO, 110 (REVISEDI" TO THE CITY OF
TUSTIN.
WHEREAS, if is the desire of the City of Tustin to annex into ifs boundaries
certain inhabited properties within its Sphere of ln¢luence and contiguous
to ifs existing boundaries; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that the proposed annexation is
categorically exempt from the CEQA requirements for environmental impact
review; and
WHEREAS, it is the desire of the City of Tusfin to extend the full range of
municipal services to the residents of these unincorporated properties
in the interest of the welfare of the total community; and
WHEREAS, certain property owners within the area have expressed a desire
to be within the incorporated limits o¢ the city and all other property
owners were invited to express their desires, with the results indicating
that a majority of the residents and property owners have no objection
fo the annexation;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council, City of Tustin,
California:
Tha, the City of Tusfin requests the commencement of annexation prO--
ceedings in connection wlfh said inhabited territory pursuant fo
Chapter 2, Article 4, Section 35140 and Chapter 3, Article 2, Section
35220 of the Municipal Organization Ac, of 1977.
That said uaincorporated territory be, and hereby is, designated as
the "Sa~ Juan-Green Valley Annexation No. 110 tRevised)" fo the City
of Tustin and is as shown on Exhibit "A" attached hereto and incorporated
herein by this reference, and as legally described in Exhibit "B"
atfache~ hereto and incorporated herein by this reference.
That the subject area is a ,orally developed urbanized area of 12
acres consisting of apartment houses, single family residences, and
duplex units.
That an 8.7 acre apartment house and condominium project will remain
as a county island within the immediate vicinity until such t-ime as
the residents and owners express a desire for annexation. The re-
maining portion cannot reasonably be annexed to another city or in-
corporated as a new city, thereby qualifying for a waiver of the
restrictions of Section 35010.
That the justification for the proposed change of organization is to
provide full municipal services to an urbanized county area that is
remote from county service facilities and thereby increase the economy
and efficiency of urban services.
That ,he Local Agency Formation Commission is hereby pe, ifioned ,o
determine pursuant ,o Chapter 2, Article 5, Municipal Organization Act,
fhaf the proposed territory is an inhabited area with a waiver of the
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Resoltuion No. 80-9
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restrictions of Section 35102~ and that the City shall be named the
conducting authority and shall be authorized fo initiate annexation
proceedings,
7. That the City Clerk shall cerfiCy the adoption of the Resolution.
PASSED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the City Council, City of Tustin,
California, held on the day of , 1980,
ATTEST:
Stephen L. Schuster
Mayor
Ruth C. Poe
City Clerk
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