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RES-10081 Eliminating Orange Park Acres Planning CommitteeRESOLUTION NO. 10081 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ORANGE ELIMINATING THE ORANGE PARK ACRES PLANNING COMMITTEE AS A CITY COUNCIL CREATED COMMITTEE AND DESIGNATING THE ORANGE PARK ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS AS THE EX OFFICIO ORANGE PARK ACRES PLANNING COMMITTEE. WHEREAS, the Orange Park Acres Specific Plan (hereafter, Specific Plan) recommended that an Orange Park Acres Planning Committee (hereafter, OP AC) be created to interpret guidelines set forth in the Specific Plan and to make recommendations on specified land use matters; and WHEREAS, the City Council created OP AC, whose members were appointed by the Mayor and ratified by the City Council, to carry out specified duties in accordance with the Specific Plan; and WHEREAS, the City Council has found that OPAC is called upon to review land use matters on an infrequent basis and that there may be no matters to review during the entire two-year term of an OP AC member; and WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that having the Orange Park Association Board of Directors (hereafter, OP A Board) act as the ex officio OP AC will provide more continuity and efficiency to the review process and will eliminate staff and City Council time spent finding appointments to the OPAC and staffing meetings of the OPAC. NOW THEREFORE, the City Council resolves and determines as follows: Section 1. The OPAC as a City Council created committee is eliminated upon the date of passage ofthis Resolution. Section 2. The OPA Board shall act as the ex officio OP AC whose members will be chosen in the manner provided by the Orange Park Association's Section 3. The purview of the OP A Board and procedures therefore shall be as set forth in the attached document entitled "Orange Park Association Board of Directors Procedure for Review of Development Proposals." ADOPTED the 23rd day of May, 2006. fr-J1U City of Orange ATTEST: lufl&., [) tv Mary Ei urphy, City lerk, Cityof r ge I, MARY E. MURPHY, City Clerk of the City of Orange, California, do hereby certifY that the foregoing Resolution was duly and regularly adopted by the City Council of the City of Orange at a regular meeting thereof held on the 23rd day of May, 2006, by the following vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAIN: COUNCILMEMBERS: Smith, Ambriz, Murphy, Cavecche, Dumitru COUNCILMEMBERS: None COUNCILMEMBERS: None COUNCILMEMBERS: None p 2 ORANGE PARK ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS PROCEDURE FOR REVIEW OF DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS I. INTRODUCTION The Orange Park Acres Specific Plan recommended that an Orange Park Acres Committee be established to "interpret the guidelincs set down within the OPA Specific Plan and to canyout the recommended reviews and proposals such as: a. Architectural, site planning, landscape and design review. b. Promote additional traffic and circulation studies for the area as needed. c. Establish and maintain a cost/revenue model to determine impact on the County, City and the Orange Park Acres area. d. Establish an assessment district or other means to furnish or develop trunk sewers, landscaping, drainage, roads, equestrian trails and other improvements recommended in .the Plan or established by the Planning Committee. e. Establish specific theme elements such as tree types, materials for fencing, etc., as necessary for the maintenance of the policies for Orange Park Acres. f. Include other functions to be carried out by the Planning Committee deemed appropriate for the orderly implementation and communication of the Orange Park Acres Specific Plan and to function as liaison with the County and City staffs and other agencies on planning matters." OPA Specific Plan. pgs. 143-144. The Orange Park Acres Committee existed as an Orange City Council created committee until 2006, when the City Council took action to have the Orange Park Association Board of Directors act as the ex officio Orange Park Acres Committee recommended in the OPA Specific Plan. The Orange Park Association Board of Directors and Orange Park Acres Committee, being one and the same, are hereinafter referred to as the OP A Board. II. OP A BOARD PURVIEW Developers within the OPA Specific Plan area shall give written notice to the OPA Board of any of the following development proposals: Tract maps; Major Site Plan Review; Requests for conditional use permits; Proposed zone changes; Proposed specific plan amendments; and Proposed general plan amendments. The City shall given written notice to the OPA Board of any of the following City initiated projects that are within the OPA Specific Plan: New public works projects exceeding $200,000] Traffic and/or circulation studies; Proposed zone changes; OP A Board review does not apply to rehabilitation and maintenance work even if the cost exceeds $200, Proposed specific plan amendments; and Proposed general plan amendments. III. OP A BOARD REVIEW PROCEDURE The President of the OPA Board shall be the contact person, whose name, address and phone number shall be provided to the Community Development Director in writing. The OP A Board may designate a different contact person in writing. Preliminary plans and designs of projects within the OPA Board's purview shall be submitted by the project proponent to the OP A Board contact person either prior to or concurrently with such submission to the City. The OP A Board and the project proponent shall make every effort to meet prior to the project being reviewed by the City's first reviewing body, which is typically the Staff Review Committee. Both the OPA Board and/or the project proponent shall provide summary notes of such meetings to the Community Development Director. The OPA Board shall provide written comments on the project to the Community Development Director within 15 days of receipt of the preliminary plans or designs. The project proponent and the OPA Board may agree to extend such time. The OPA Board's comments shall include an analysis of whether it believes the project is consistent with the OPA Specific Plan and any recommendations for the project, as well as a summary of any meetings held with the project proponent. The written comments shall indicate any votes taken by the OP A Board, including a vote on the written comments. The written comments shall disclose the identity of any OP A Board member who is a project proponent or is performing work for compensation on the project and such OP A Board member shall not participate, directly or indirectly, in formulating the OPA Board's written comments. The Director of Community Development shall apprise all City reviewing bodies as to whether or not the project proponent and OP A Board complied with these procedures. IV. AFFECT OF FAILING TO COMPLY WITH THESE PROCEDURES The Community Development Director and/or any City reviewing body may, in its unfettered discretion, determine a project application to be incomplete if the project proponent fails to make a good faith effort to comply with these procedures. However, compliance is not a pre-requisite to consideration or approval by the City and failure to comply shall not form a basis for a legal action based on failure to exhaust administrative procedures or upon any other legal