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REALIGNMENT OF AGUA MANSA ROAD EXTENSION OF PEPPER AVENUE JUNE 4, 1996 Page 2 of the improvements and environmental issues will be addressed through the application process. Costs for Review. As outlined in the attached memorandum from the Community Development Department, the costs for review are approximately $2,300 for the processing of the application through the Planning Division. In addition, the City has spent $8,665 to date for the review of the realignment and related meetings and $3,212 for a study with the City Engineer's office; Staff has estimated an additional cost of approximately $1,000 for similar assistance in the future. The General Plan Amendment can be initiated by the City at no cost to the property owners if the City Council so wishes. Should this alignment be adopted, and should the City Council wish to develop the alignment of Pepper Avenue beyond the design stage, the City Engineer's Office has estimated that cost at $12,911. Consideration of the Memorandum of Understanding: This issue was discussed with the City Attorney. As stated at the time this item was first considered by the City Council, the General Plan Amendment is the formal and legal tool for the consideration of the realignment, widening and extension. The Council does not need to consider the Memorandum of Understanding since it represents the Council's support and commitment for the same. Sources of Funding: The development of the proposed improvements will be incremental; as development occurs in this region, the developers will be required to install those sections of improvements that serve their property. The affected cities will have to participate to ensure that the improvements are comprehensive. Impact of the Endangered F/y., Mr. Tom Clarke, Electric Utility Director has prepared the attached update on this matter. Participation: Attached to this report are transmittals from Donald Kleckner, James and Francis Becket (property owners), SAWPA, California Portland Cement Company, CalMat Company and Agua Mansa Properties providing their support of the proposed realignment, widening and extension. Other affected property owners will be informed of the project and notified of the proposed changes during the review process for the General Plan Amendment. Phase II: Through the review of the project by Members of the City Council, recommendations were made for the widening of Agua Mansa Road east of the intersection at Pepper Avenue to Rancho Avenue and the inclusion of signalization at the intersection of Agua Mansa Road and Pepper Avenue. Attached to this report is a memorandum dated May 22, 1996 from the City Engineer's Office outlining the costs to develop this alignment, in the amount of $10,305.