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Home My WebLink AboutVOL_2_Appendix E Appendices Appendix E Service Correspondence Gene1'al Plan Update and Associated Specific Plans EIR The Plannirtg Center ~ Appendices This Page Intentionalfy Left Blank Genera! Plan Update and ASJociated Specific Plans EIR Tbe Planning Center Dee 20 04 09:5?a san bernardino cit~ fire 909 384-5281 p. 1 San Bernardino City Fire Departrrlent 200 E. Third Street San Bernardino, CA 92410 (909) 384-5286 Fax: (909) 384.5281 FACSIMILE TRANSMITTAL SHEET To: J>oflytf~:VJer From;,y.e-v/T/J3 fPe, ~rciI- _ S;"0~c Gv~1et Company: Date: - ;;< - ~ 0-&(/ / T otal No. of Pages Including Cover: 5' I~ax Number: - QI[jJtk-'J2J,j Regar g: ~J Urgent 0 For Review 0 Please Comment o Pl.~ase Reply I l~otes/Comments: E-l Dee 20 04 OS:58a san b@rnardino cit~ fir@ 909 384-5281 Fire Services Questionnaire For Update to City of San Bernardino General Plan, Environmental Impact Report L Please list the name(s) and location(s) of the fire stations within the City of San Bernardino and provide a description of the personnel and equipment (trucks/engines/paramedics) housed at each station. See Attached 2_ What other fire stations would respond in the event of a large scale emergency in the City of San Bernardino? See Attached Arrowhead Springs? Continued on the next page E-2 p.2 fI) Dee 20 04 09:58a san bernardino cit~ fire SOS 384-5281 f"in: Services Qut"slimllwire for Ci(r of Still BCrJlurdi"o Gel/eral Plair Updllte Ellvirolfmenlallmpact Report 3. Are there plans for the expansion of existing fire service facilities? (Please include location, and completion dates of any projected expansion activities that would service the City of San Bernardino). See Attached (Pk ase include location, and completion dates of any projected expansion activities that would service Arrowhead Springs). 4. What additional measures, ifany, do you recommend to ensure that ~dequate seTVice would be available to the City under the updated General Plan? If there are particular conccms, what do you recommend to alleviate those ccncerns? (Please attach additional pages as needed}. S~e Attached Response Prepared ~ __~ . rkro} Name ~ c1;.~ itle ~ ~,^A.~ J1.o U, 44 \foe Ueh i- . A~:ency I' '21U!>~ Date E~~e 20f2 p.3 ~ Dee 20 04 09:58a Reichardt Ol~ IIr san bernardino cit~ Tire 909 384-5281 p.4 Subject: Start Date: Due Date: Priority: Status: Percent COmpl ate: Total Work: Actual Work: OWner. Company: City General Plan Update: DC Tuesday. December 07, 2004 Friday, January 07. 2005 High In Progress 7% 8.5 hours 7 hours ReichardCDe The Planning Center: Fax 114 966-9221 Fire Services Questionnaire Attachment 1. fire Station Name Fire Station Location ~edADnaratus Personnel Fire Station ## a21 200 E. 3rd St- Medic Engine 3 Aerial Ladder Truck 4 Battalion Command Vehicle 1 Air fLight Truck (staff as needed) Fire Station #222 1201 W. 9th St. Medic Engine 4 Fire Station #223 2121 N. Medical Center Dr. Medic Engine 4 Brush Engine (staff as needed) Fire Station #224 2641 N. ''E'' Street Medic Engine 3 Aerial Ladder Truck 4 Battalion Command V ehic:ie 1 Fire Station "'225 1640 W- Kendall Dr. Medic Engine 3 BroSh Engine (staff as needed) Fire Station 11226 1920 N. Del Rosa Ave. Medic Engine 4 Fire Station fj 227 282 W. 40th St. Medic Engine 4 Brush Engine (staff as needed) Fire Station 11228 3398 K Highland Ave. Medic Engine 3 Brush Engine (staff as needed) Fire Station ~'229 202 N. Meridian Ave. Medic EZJgine 3 Fire Station 4=.'230 502 S. Arrowhead Ave. Medic Engine 4 Brush Engine (staff as needed) Heavy Rescue Unit (staff as needed) Fire Station 4:231 450 Vanderbilt Way Medic Engine 3 HazMat Unit (staff as needed) Fire Station H233 165 Lealand Norton Way 2 ea. 1500 Gal. ARFF Units (staff as needed) SBO Airport Quick Attack Unit (staff as needed) *Medic Engir..es are staffed with one Captain. Engineer. Paramedic Firefighter and in. sosne cases an additione1 Firefighter Ladder Tro.c\(S are stafi'ed with one Captain, Engineer and twD (2) Firefighters Battalion Cammand. Vehicles are staffed with one Battalion Chief Other assigned apparatus are stafIed by on duty personnel on an as needed basis List does not include five (5) reserve engines and one (1) reserve truck E-4 1 Dee 20 04 09:59a san bernardino cit~ Fire SOS 384-5281 p.5 2. Fire Station Location AssU!ned Am>aratus Personnel 26540 Indian Service Rei. Medic Engine 4 Medic Quint 4 Battalion Command Unit 1 USDA FS Statim #36 2586 Hillview Rd Brush Engine 5 Seasonal County FS in. 2156 W. Darby St. (Muscoy) Engine 3 County FS #2 1511 Devore Rei. (Devore) Engine 3 Additional Uni:8 provided by the California State. OES Mutual Aid Agreement in Strike Team and Task Force assignments. Fire St:.a4o:q N~m& San Manuel ~: #241 3. There are plan s to expand the existing fire department facilities. An additional fire station is under construction and is scheduled to be put into service in mid February 2005., The fire sta1i.on information is as follows: Fire Station N~tme Fire Station ##~:32 ~ed Awaratus Personnel Medic Engine 4 Brosh Engine (staff as needed) hl addition to lhis station the City Council has approved a plan to relocate four (4) existing fire stations within the Ci~' Limits so that fire responses by units can achieve the adopted level of 5 minutes or less 90 percent of the lime. This project will occur as funding is identi:fi.ed and allocated by the Mayor and Common Council. F~ Station Location 6035 N. Palm. Ave. 4. In order to ellliure that adequate fire service is available to the City, action must be taken to reduce the current ratio of a vety high number of response incidents in ROme specific areas. A large number of these emergency responses occur in the County contract areas that are serviced by the Ci~'. The mitigation of this problem may t-e accomplished by eliminating the contract service areas which constitute 1/10 the area and population of the City ~ not renewing the contract. Another solution would be to add additional personnel and apparatus to the affected fire districts by increasing contract fees to reflect the :increased service needs. County contract funding should pay for the required services. If this option is not acceptable to the Countyt the contract should be terminated so as to maintain. an adequate level of service in City areas with the resources cunently available. Ifappropriate action is not taken, City residents will experience a reduced l(~vel of sexvice within the City Limits for a much greater cost than those indi\liduals receiving service in the County contract areas. E-52 DEC-20-2004 03:31PM FROM- T-229 P.002/003 F-20S Police Services Questionnaire for City of San Bernardino General Plan Update Environment Impact Report 1. What type of police services do you provide with the City of San Bernardino (e.g. Patrol, investigations, educational)? Patrol, Investigations, Traffic, School Resource Officer, Forensics, Community Service Offices, 2. Please explain your designated patrol areas. The City of San Bernardino is divided into 5 geographical areas with a District Commander (Lieutenant) responsible for the area. Each district is then divided into smaller beats which have a patrol officer assigned whom is responsible for the beat crime patterns (see map included). 3. What ate the number and types of persoIUlel ranging from administrative to officer ranks in your Department that are available to provide police protection services witltiu the City of San Bernardino. . 1 - Police Chief 1 ~ Assistant Police Chief 3 - Captains 11 - Lieutenants 42 - Sergeants 46 - Detectives 197 - Police Officers 20 - Community Service Officers I 20 - Community Service Officers IT 4. Please list the l1ame(s) and Iocation(s) of the station(s) within the City of San Bernardino. If a map of the facilities is available, please include with questionnaire. Main Station -710 N 'D' Street Northern District Office - 941 W Kendall Drive Southern District Office - 204 Inland Center Mall Eastern District Office -1535 E Highland Avenue Western District Office - 1584 W Baseline Street Central District Office - 334 W Baseline Street E-6 OEC-20.2004 03:31PM FROM- T-229 p.oes/oos F-206 5. Are there plans for the expansion of existing police service facilities? (please include location, and completion dates of any projected expansion activities that would service the City of San Bernardino). No plans to expand, 6. What additional measures, if any, do you recommend to ensure that adequate service would be available to the City under the updated General Plan? Are there any current plans for the expansion of the existing facilities and services? If yes, please describe the planned expallsion. There are no plans that would service Arrowhead Springs. If the project were to go forward as proposed it would strain current police resources and viable solutions would have to be discussed. E-7 ~c Educational Facilities Questionnaire For Update to City of San Bernardino General Plan, Environmental Impact Report Please list the names and addresses of all day care centers, elementary, junior high and high schools within your district that currently service the City of San Bernardino and surrounding areas. Please include a map, if available, showing attendance boundaries and the boundaries of the school district. bl1i., I4XY e()IUMIIQlly /)~y ~~J.lt:P~t. 1t.tt:J I ~ A,eT TdWA,) s~JVb ))/? 5,~, ~~'-IOCj T~l~t-/"r ~M~U(J,fj DAY Sc~~L. k 7 't S. Ii LLc ItJ 5.~, <j:J..4J~ ~TH ~TR.et:r (!..dlVtM HA/ l/y P4V s-<:..~'- ,-/5' tJ ~rrl "ST/fe-tr/ 5.~, q~ l{ it) , ~ 2 What are the existing attendance levels and current capacities at each school facility? Do you have any projections for attendance levels or capacity for future years? b4l,11>< f 7/w; - ~ ~74 <;;;t /f_ (fo~ &CJ~ '-ItJ ~ 3~ d.~ Continued on the next page E-8 , - Educational Facilities QuestioTlnairefor City of San Bernardino General Plan Update Environmental Impact Report 3 What are the average student generation rates per dwelling unit for each school? IV/4 4 Does the District currently use portable or temporary classrooms at any of its schools? If so, please identify the school and number of portable facilities for each school. A)(J} /1() <5,13. ~~ 5 Are any new schools or expansions of existing schools planned by the District? YES Continued on the next page Pale-~ of 3 Educational Facilities Questiullnaire for City afSan Bemardino General Plan Update Environmental Impact Report 6 Are fees assessed against new developments for school related services? If so, in what amount for residential and non-residential (commercial and industrial) development? Ifnot, how would your sources of funding be effected? jLJ/A- 7 The attached letter shows projected land use information under the proposed General Plan. Ifthere is a projected change in service needs, please provide us with information about the changes, including: amount of change, known causes of change in service needs, and the time frame in which these changes occurred. Response Prepared By: ~{/~ 0 - REck [J~ie'cf )"7ta,L~(y /lAAI#&~ Title r {fit/I..; S/,(pf if' ~J:"L~ / 2-/7 #f f r Date Name "S'AV ~eJ2J(}It~.,J)1 'tJ 0 Agency Pqg-eroof 3 ,,' r. ",:: Library Services Questionnaire For Update to City of San Bernardino General Plan, Environmental Impact Report 1. Please describe existing library facilities within the City of San Bernardino in terms of the square footage of the library, volume of the collection, capacity and special services provided (i.e., community programs). The San Bernardino Public Library is comprised of a Central Library and three branch facilities. The following list includes square footage and figures for collection size: Library Square Footage Volumes Norman Feldheyrn Central Library 65,000 square feet 156,817 Howard Rowe Branch Library 5,655 square feet 41,080 Dorothy Inghram Branch Library 3,000 square feet 16,630 Paul Villasenor Branch Library 7,500 square feet 22,299 Each library facility provides free public-use internet stations, reference and readers advisory services, weekly preschool storytimes, and children's and adult programming. Selected facilities provide literacy tutoring, regularly scheduled film showings for children and young adults, and public-use meeting facilities. 2. How are library service needs determined by the City (e.g., X square feet or volumes/population)? There is currently no formula in place to determine staffing, volumes, or library facility square footage in relation to the population being served. ~ 3. Are existing library facilities adequate to meet the community's needs? The City currently has no long term plans in place for the scheduled repair and upkeep of existing library facilities. Thus, all facilities are in various states of disrepair, most notably in the areas of carpeting, painting and roof repair. For the purposes of a California State Library bond measure, it was determined that new branches would be desirable in both the Mountain Shadows and Verdemont! Devore areas of the city and an expansion would be necessary for the Howard Rowe Branch on Marshall and Sierra Way in North San Bernardino. The San Bernardino Public Library is currently understaffed and poorly funded. The library is currently in its second consecutive year without an allocation for library books. The American Library Association's tool for rating public library service (Hennen's American Public Library Ratings) places the San Bernardino Public Library at a 30 percentile level based upon a 100 percent scale. The focus of the HelUlen index is based upon circulation, staffing, volumes in the collection, reference transactions and funding levels as compared to a city's population. In addition, the library ranks very low among libraries in California based upon per capita expenditures for library services. Continued on the next page E-ll Library Services Questionnaire for City of San Bernardino General Plan Update Environmental Impact Report 4. Are there any planned additions to existing library resources or facilities? If so, please list them. There are no planned additions to existing library facilities at the present time. However, the City intends to place a measure on the November 2005 ballot which would focus on providing a secure basis for library operating funds_ 5. What are the current sources of revenue for the library? Are new deveiopments assessed fees? Ifso, in what 'alnount for residential, commercial and industrial uses? During fiscal year 2003/04, the San Bernardino Public Library received $2,212,800 from local funding, $287,445 from state funding, and $167,319 in federal funding. No development fees for the provision oflibrary service are currently assessed. 6. To the best of your knowledge, for library facilities, has the level of need increased, decreased, or stayed the same in recent years? If there have been changes, please provide us with information about those changes, known causes of the changes and time frame in which these changes occurred. While circulation figures continue to decline at the City's library facilities, the demand for service has remained consistently high. Detection gates at each library facility record the number of patrons entering the building and those figures attest to the need for library service. We attribute the decrease in circulation to the fact that we have been unable to provide the public with current books due to the inadequate funding level for library service. Moreover, usage of our public use internet and word processing stations has also remained consistently high. Page 2 of3 E-12 Library Services Questionnaire for City of San Bernardino General Plan Update Environmental Impact Report 7. The attached letter shows projected land use information under the proposed General Plan. What additional measures, if any, do you recommend to ensure that adequate service would be available to the City under the updated General Plan? If there are particular concerns with the update to the General Plan, what do you recommend to alleviate those concerns? (Please attach additional pages as needed.) Currently, there is no provision to insure adequate public library service to either the University District or the Arrowhead Springs plans. As stated, both the Verdemont/Devore area and the expansion of the Howard Rowe Branch had been identified several years ago as areas where branch libraries needed to be built or expanded. Response Prepared By: ~~~ Mike Clark Associate Library Director Title San Bernardino Public Library Agency January 5, 2005 Date Page 3 of3 E-13 Wastewater Services Questionnaire For Update to City of San Bernardino General Plan, Environmental Impact Report 1 What are the names and addresses of the wastewater facilities serving the City of San Bernardino? MARGARET H. CHANDLER WATER RECLAMATION PLANT (SECONDARY TREATMENT) 399 CHANDLER PLACE SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA 92408 RAPID INFILTRATION/EXTRACTION PLANT (TERTIARY TREATMENT PLANT) 1990 WEST AGUA MANSA ROAD COLTON. CALIFORNIA 92324 2 What are the current capacities of the wastewater treatment plant(s) that serve the City of San Bernardino? MARGARET H. CHANDLER PLANT 33.0 MGD RIX PLANT 40.0 MGD 3 What are the average annual sewage flows that the treatment plants can accommodate? MARGARET H. CHANDLER PLANT 27.0 MGD ~ RIX PLANT 34.0 MGD 4 Please provide a map showing the size and location of major sewer lines within the City of San Bernardino. SEWER MAPS MUST BE OBTAINED FROM CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO PUBLIC SERVICES DEPARTMENT. WATER DEPARTMENT IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTAINING SEWER COLLECTION SYSTEM. Continued on the next page E-14 Wastewater Services Questionnaire for City of San Bernardino General Plan Update Environmental Impact Report 5 Arc there any existing adverse environmental impacts associated with providing treatment services within the City? Please list standard mitigation measures for reducing individual project related wastewater flows. NONE THAT I AM AWARE OF AT THIS TIME. 6 What additional measures, if any, do you recommend to ensure that adequate service would be available to the City under the updated General Plan? Are there any current plans to expand wastewater treatment facilities? What would the future treatment capacities be? IT IS PRESENTLY PLANNED TO EXPAND SECONDARY PLANT BY 7.5 MGD. NO SCHEDULE HAS YET BEEN SET. ~ RIX PLANT IS PRESENTLY ANTICIPATING TO EXPAND BY APPROXIMATELY 10 MGD IN ORDER TO BRING IT BACK TO ITS DESIGN CAPACITY OF 40.0 MGD JOHN A. Name IRECTOR OF WATER RECLAMATION Title SAN BERNARDINO MUNICIPAL WATER DEPARTMENT DECEMBER 7, 2004 Agency Date P~l.5of 2 Sewer Services Questionnaire For Update to City of San Bernardino General Plan, Environmental Impact Report 2 3 1 What are the names and addresses of the sewer facilities serving the City of San Bernardino? Co;V;-;4C.T /lJ//ie f::>72'QN s 1Nt-ClTY of SA-IV 2JE.:Ji;AtI'i',::NI'l(J New ctJ~,.7/2'r;:JQ7CW' ;:;:; P,AI: t-io dr'';; /e;vt/A/W2I/VG.J~ fJr1irllvTt)v~'!,"vC.{;, .::- ?ol/t.lC 5t:lLVli"(;'5 'lit FlI)cil ---------~.~,-~~------ _________._____,_w'_ ;, C X' A VltiZ {.J:?OJ( 5A;veli7lNPi2d1/~/O 161'761 Yl'1aJiY j'/f.ire/l (t:)/ i,,' " //51) D&-~ 77cJJ/4 Ave, SA;I! l.fellIJ/~t(.'t"wb d/, t}l-V/O Co/v;t<jCr'l I&.NI'JIZ,.<;'I:i:I-I'i'(I;;7~ What are the current capacities of the sewer treatment plant(s) that serve the City of San Bernardino? If) IJ) V 'II../.. /' C" ~ 11 c'. 7"J ' L:"frl A Ii 2COZ. rh& C/~y ()~ ,,;.Y_n//7C,V rc-SOt'1h'i T S/trJt:Jl /'),;,."'<..!:7tfl ptl'vV. -THu ;Pt8.A.1 /5 Awvlh~fj'LL, JP/l /?{!:!)/&}/ "'iT or;lfL OF?IClf; /1/.f!.9 )..//71/ A P,fO W1'( RZOh c}u/l c,.b e/'1{~6Q'Yli:"/? tAli:- /!~.".-;y' l?l ~lZ'L,L "~;;""(j ..~..5~W~;!~"::'2f.' _tr' 0<'117.-1'1./' -r:tc(~'.'. C">~"~L1IVt: What are the average annual sewage flows that the treatment plants can accommodate? ~ rLr:056 ptAv7 C-oiI(7.LlCr JOIIj{ Pf:J2j2V ])/Rtc:roi2 0/' Of/A? N.J.1TC:l2 ReaM:(.4,i/d,A,/ tfrr/tl #0." gg'/.I'5lS1f 4 Please provide a map showing the size and location of major sewer lines within the City of San Bernardino. !;eE ANSt--./C:;./l /'./0. Z. . ZODZ .sENe"}l /'I.i-V:.!.:;;(, ?4tli~ Continued on the next page E-16 Sewer Services QuestioJlnaire for City of Sail Bernardino General Plan Update Environmental Impact Report 5 Are there any existing adverse environmental impacts associated with providing treatment services within the City? Please list standard mitigation measures for reducing individual project related sewer flows. LJ e If A Vb' fOIL iff IS f rife D. -J?: C, d A,v)-" 6 1116/2 Wlhc# .5fIrJof cf :e t: c.Ja::t:I/ltt::.' .IjYf;p1C75 to t) (j IL ..f);1 () (Ii",,,. 6 What additional measures, if any, do you recommend to ensure that adequate service would be available to the City under the proposed General Plan Update? Are there any current plans to expand sewer treatment facilities? What would the future treatment capacities be? 0. ) "'-It/[) L I j( (;' }#1{:; lJrcVei-OPtI< -TO pro, 1,)'6{ //'4P/,cl fOil 60ll. AP;11aY4L, 6) Uf VltTl^,"- 6 (l uP GPLJ./)/lV' 0 f"- '?-h(' J,c"....!(/i..I\ eSTur./ler./ ~ P~-'2, V'T Sib Vi.. 2 JR.;;: '" !,l<':'L.'i_',ic 1 t.,=>-" c.. /"f/ "',.<-'O'"('".~ l!....... ,';';- ,/ ';,i"lt.. Z~,//?t:c:li.J.i';, OJ!:::' (;)[//2 ,;ee:'.c...t.AfI1~J/OjV FAC.. Response Prepared By: 72o:geBT Name ~e:p(j'-tleD/\ j:I-0'~CIATe' e;/yt:~rc't!.;/l. Title '>,'\ ~-"'l.c:--- ..'/ (; " t;,.....'? Date PGE'iityf 2 ./ " . East V~~y Water District f;(~~~~~i;f~, Ignatz Seifert Senior Engineering Assistant 1155 Del Rosa Avenue Post Office Box 3427 San Bernardino, CA 92410 San Bernardino, CA 92413 Voice: (909) 888-8986 . Fax (909) 383-1481 E-mail: iseifert@eastvalky.org . ~ ...f'........ .. - :\,tL',~.%.~.:1.~,~{,,:,~v,~.:.';;,:.;.'~~,~~,'.~,t~~.~.:~.,,':~~.:'.~~,.i.~.~'.?~~-,,;~.~.,':;r,..~..j,:.~~~..;.~:E--,'"...:,~'":,:-,:,','~~.'.,,..':..:',..:.,",'::,',:,',":~,;:,,'" ~~1~~";"~:f~~:.',: ;~.. '. . ~o~ert ~. Sepulveda CIVI~ Engmeering Associate email: yepulvedaJo@ybcity.org DEVllLorMENT SERVICES DEPARTJI.lIlNT 300 North "D" Street San Bernardino, CA 92418-0001 909.384.5167. 909.384.5111 Fax: 909.384.5155 www.sbcity.org . " j ~' " i ; ,. , i .' ~:.,'; . - ~ /! /l' " j i ,E-18 " \ ~;, " ~ 13 j ~. ,l ., ~i ie' t.!. :.~., .' I .~. 1,'., If . I,,-.j :~ i; ',i~ " ) i;F, , < ,,;. .~ ~ ;'~ ~: ~'.'.' tii( i..' ...~.;:.:.: k: I~!' -.~ ' I r 1 " ~ ,I ~,! j '~." ..', ~THE PLANNING CENTER Fax Transmittal G(JI1tnfmul1a! SmdCiS P/dII1ifflg &- U.,b4r1 Duign Emliro7lTflC1ltal StNd;et LNndxf1!pe Arcbite,umJ Date: Apf1l27. 2005 To: W. William Bryden. P.E. 909.384,5532 1580 Metro Dn'1I9 Costa Me~l;l, OA 92:1J26 Fax No.! From: Phon".. 714,9(j(J,9220 The Planning Ceflter, Tova Corman, MURP EIR for ttle San Bernardino General Plan Update SBC:15.OE ~.. 714.9C/!.9221 Subject: cosmmllts,@plsflll/rtgGSn/8f,"om PToJet;t No.: No. PgS,l 07 .s A' I have attac~ed t~e orI91~a' service letter sent to Bernard Kersey on December 6, 2004 and the response to the questlon~alrl$ receIVed. from the SBMWO on January 1, 2005. 'wol,Jtd like some clarificatiOn on the r~ponses (particularly questIons .3 and 6) end would like to request \lome additIonal information. Please contact me at 714.006.9220 ext, 305. ~,J, " Thank you, :, .~, :... I ~<", Tova Corman, MUAP Environmental Planner " . , " , ' J;' , , " . ODC1.lM*nt"! ********* -~9v8 80~ Pf~ - ***** - ~31N3J 8NINN~ld- ************************************ ~3~N3J 9NIN~ld 3Hl- ~!:c0:00 L00/L00 a:SSv8~60G! t00 9' >to NOI1~dna S38~d 'ON 13l/3W~N NOI1~~S . ON ~ElEn:l 'wwm 'ON N1S cv0='ON 311.::J 60:9! Lc-dd~=aN3 NOISSIWSN~~l AdOW3W = 3aow 90:9! Lc-dd~=l~lS E-19 ******** 60:91 3WIl ***** S00c-L2-dd8 31~a ******************* -l~NdnOI 'WWOJ- *************** ~THE . PLANNING CENTER Governmental Services Fax Transmittal Planning & Urban Design Environmental Studies Landscape Architecture Date: April 27, 2005 To: W. William Bryden, P.E. 1580 Metro Drive Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Fax No.: 909.384.5532 Phone: 714.966,9220 From: The Planning Center, Tova Corman, MURP Fax: 714.966.9221 Subject: EIR for the San Bernardino General Plan Update costamesa@pfanningcenter.com Project No.: SBC-15.0E No. Pgs.: 07 I have attached the original service letter sent to Bernard Kersey on December 6, 2004 and the response to the questionnaire received from the SBMWD on January 1, 2005, I would like some clarification on the responses (particularly questions 3 and 6) and would like to request some additional information. Please contact me at 714.966.9220 ext. 305. Thank you, Tova Corman, MURP Environmental Planner Document4 E-20 December 6, 2004 R ce:VEO ~~ ~NING \..."-' CENfER Environmental Studies LandJi'ape Architei'fure 1580 Metro Drive Bernard C. Kersey, San Bernardino Municipal Water District 300 N. "D" Street 5th Floor San Bernardino, CA 92418 GENERAL MANAGER'S OFFICE Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone: 714.966.9220 Fax: 714.966.9221 Email:costamesa@planningcenter.com Subject: EIR for the Update to the City of San Bernardino General Plan, University Specific Plan and Arrowhead Springs Specific Plan Dear Mr. Kersey: The Pfanning Center has been retained by the City of San Bernardino to prepare an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the City's General Plan (GP) Update; Arrowhead Springs and University District Specific Plans (SP). The City of San Bernardino is located in southwestern San Bernardino County and is generally bounded by the Cities of Rialto and Colton to the west, Loma Linda to the south, and Highland to the east. The San Bernardino (1-215) Freeway traverses the central portion of the City, The project includes a GP and the creation of new SPs for the University District and Arrowhead Springs, The following is a summary of the three components of this project: General Plan Update Changes to the GP include revisions to all elements of the GP (with the exception of the Housing element that was adopted in 2003), a Verdemont Area Plan that will provide focused General Plan policies to help coordinate growth, access, and connectivity for the Verdemont area and the Tippecanoe Baseline Infrastructure Plan, which will highlight infrastructure required to secure land uses in the study area. Some of the major challenges addressed in the new General Plan include: maintaining and enhancing the livability of San Bernardino's communities, revitalizing blighted or underused neighborhoods and commercial corridors, analyzing and addressing growing infrastructure demands, and creating long"range policies that convey the communities' expectations, There are very few land use changes proposed in the GP, the most occurring in Arrowhead Springs. The thrust of the GP is on policies and actions to help enhance and improve the City's image. San Bernardino and its sphere of influence, including Arrowhead Springs, covers approximately 44,792,7 acres, of which about 38,244.1 acres is located within incorporated City boundaries. The incorporated City's current population is approximately 196,273 and could potentially increase to approximately 271 ,653?t theoretical Buildout. Likewise, theoretical buildout within the City's sphere could result in 46, 794 p(o,~ 1/'-:...".4: <co Below is a Land Use summary of existing GP designations versus the proposed General Plan Buildout by land use categories to provide you with information to be able to determine potential impacts to the services provided to the planning area. Also, please refer to the attached proposed Land Use Map, E-21 Q'\SBC.15 OG\EIR\Service Letters\servic-e letter dOl': Proposed GP Proposed GP Proposed GP Non- Projected Proposed GP Number of Residential Residenua/Square Land Use Population (acres) Jobs Units Footage Residential 294,586 18,791,6 5 88,282 1,5001 Commercial2 23,861 4,035.4 239,369 7,1441 88,111,998 Industrial 0 6,081.7 105,527 0 106,140,822 Open Space 0 3,073.3 328 0 491,888 -~ _u~ Public Facilities 0 3,374.5 7,334 0 7,334,197 Other (Road & Rail, Right-of- 0 9,436.2 ................... ....-..----- -....."'----- Way, Flood Control) - Total 318,446.73 44,792.7 352,563.63 95,425.97 202,080,405.76 General Plan Update Sui/dout Statistics For the Proposed General Plan (Total Planning Area') Notes: I The Planning Area consists of the Incorporated City and the Sphere of Influence 2 Update provides for the potential for approximately 231.9 acres of mixed used in the commercial zone that could produce 7,144 residential units. University District Specific Plan The University District Specific Plan would serve as a tool to inter-connect the California State University, San Bernardino (University) and the community; provide the opportunity for the City to capitalize on the University's presence; and would help to define the City's image, This Specific Plan, however, would not affect the statistical summary provided above and instead, focuses on aesthetic and connectivity improvements within the SP area, Please refer to the University District Land Use Plan, Arrowhead Springs Specific Plan The majority of the Arrowhead Springs property is currently undeveloped. As of 2002, the developed portion of the property consisted of less than 200 acres and approximately 300,000 square feet of buildings including the historic 1939 hotel/spa resort, consisting of approximately 135 rooms, steam caves, ten residential-styled bungalows, an historic swimming pool, tennis courts, outdoor theater, meeting halls, and maintenance buildings, The Arrowhead Springs Specific Plan would accommodate the development of the following on approximately 506 acres of the total 1,916 acres: ~ . The reuse and expansion of the Arrowhead Springs Hotel; . Reuse and expansion of the Arrowhead Springs spa/resort; . A 199-acre 18-hole public golf course; . Multi-use open space (within the developed area) that would include amenities such as botanical gardens, ornamental parks, thermal pools, outdoor entertainment, lighted tennis courts, Olympic-size swimming, hiking and equestrian trails and a 64-acre public park; . A community of distinctive residential neighborhoods; . A 'village' commercial center surrounding an expanded Lake Vonette; . A new 300 room hotel; . A new conference center; . An office location setting for corporate headquarters; . New secondary access to 40th Street and . Improvement of Harrison Street between 40th and 30th Streets. The Arrowhead Springs Specific Plan allows for the demolition of 84,610 square feet of building spate, while retaining 235,996 square feet of existing building space, including the historic hotel/spa facility. A new 115-room annex would be added to the original hotel site and with all improvements are completed the Arrowhead Springs Specific Plan would allow for a total of 600 rooms. There would be a total of 1,350 residential units constructed and 1,021,096 square feet of commercial space constructed, which includes 250,000 square feet of office space. The remaining 1,400 acres of the SP would be preserved E-22 Q:\SBC.15.0G\EIR\5ervice l_elt"rs\servic81~tter doc as open space including the use of up to 28 acres for conditionally permitted agricultural uses such as vineyards to serve as a firebreak (up to 100 feet wide in selected locations). To accommodate any new development, the existing infrastructure of roads and utilities would need to be expanded and/or replaced. Proposed Non- Potential Proposed Residential Projected Proposed Number of Residential Square Land Use Population SP (acres) Jobs Units Footage Residential 4,119 177.1 5 1,316 -- 1,500 Commercial3/Office 114 129.7 2510 34 1021,096 Open Space 0 1,400 0 0 0 ~-,-- PUblic/Commercial 0 199 15 0 22,050 Recreation (PCR)4 ---- - Public Facilities 0 10,2 0 0 0 Total 4,233 1,916 2,530 1,350 1,044,646 City of San Bernardino Buildout of Arrowhead Springs Specific Plan Notes: 3 Update provides for the potential for approximately 231,9 acres of mixed lJsed in the commercial zone that courd produce residential units, 4 peR is a golf course, The Planning Center would like to assess the adequacy of existing public services and utilities within the City of San Bernardino and Arrowhead Springs, We request input from your agency to evaluate existing services and utilities, and. proposed service levels for the General Plan Update and separately for the Arrowhead Springs Specific Plan. Enclosed are land use maps and a brief questionnaire for you to fill Q~ out and return to us. For additional information and the Notice of Preparation/Initial Study please refer to W.~ the City's website at http://www.ci.san-bernardino.ca.usL under the Department of Development \..."V' Services, If you prefer, you may list your answers on a separate sheet; however, please be sure to number your responses in accordance with the questionnaire sequence and include information about the City of San Bernardino and the Arrowhead Springs separately. Any other responses or comments you have are also welcome. All responses will become part of the public record. Please fax (714-966-9221) or mail your response to the enclosed questions as soon as possible but no later than JanuarY,7, 2004. If you have any questions or require further information, please feel free to contact Dotty Hardinger, Senior Project Manager or myself at (714) 966-9220. Thank you for your assistance, Sincerely, THE PLANNING CENTER Shilpa Gupta Environme'ntal Planner Enclosures E-23 Q:ISBC -15.oGIEIRIService Letterslservice lettsl doc WATER SERVICES QUESTIONNAIRE FOR UPDATE TO CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO GENERAL PLAN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT 1. What water service district(s) boundaries is the City of San Bernardino located in? Who provides water service to the City? - City of San Bernardino Municipal Water Department (SBMWD) - East Valley Water District covers the eastern portion of the City of San Bernardino. Arrowhead Springs? Not in SBMWD service area. It is SBMWD' s understanding that the Arrowhead Springs area will be forming one or more mutual water companies they own controlling stock in to provide water service to their properties. 2. Are there currently any deficiencies in the water system in the City of San Bernardino? The SBMWD is currently experiencing an increase in the number of applications for water service due to rapid development and as a result, the SBMWD is currently updating its water distribution master plan. The pending master plan update will contain revised infrastructure figures to address the rapid development within SBMWD's service area, especially in the northwest service area. The SBMWD has a limited supply of water in the northwest service area and is addressing this issue with future infrastructure improvements to move water from the southern portion of the service area basin to the northwest. 3. From what sources does the District obtain its water supply and in what quantities? - Source: Bunker Hill Groundwater Basin - Quantity: 49,460 (+/-) Ac-ft/year 4. What is the size and location of within the City of San Bernardino? if any, are necessary or proposed? existing water mains What new water lines, Approximately 542 miles of various size and material type ranging from 4-inch up to 36-inches in diameter plus an W;\@TranS\@Engr\Litchfield_Ma\City's GenerallD~~update\Water services Questionnaire2.doc additional 4-3/4 miles of 78-inch diameter transmission main. Future New Mains: Approximately 3 miles of 60-inch diameter main, 2 miles of 42" diameter main, approximately 5 miles of 3 6- inch main, all part of the Enhanced Reliability Schedule of Improvements Project (ERSI) are either under construction or in a design phase. Arrowhead Springs - Not Applicable. 5. Please provide the looation of all water wells within the City and estimates of the amount of water they pump on a monthly or yearly basis. Also please provide available information on whether groundwater usage has inoreased or deoreased in reoent years. Due to vulnerability and security level consciousness, the SBMWD does not provide specific information pertaining to our production, boosting, and storage facilities. Arrowhead Springs - Not Applicable. 6. Do you anticipate any adverse environmenta1 impacts assooiated with the ourrent or future provision of water servioe wi thin the City of San Bernardino? If so, what mitigation or conservation measures wou1d you suggest? The SBMWD anticipates its estimated annual water demand to increase from its current production rate of approximately 45 ac-ft per year to approximately 80 ac-ft per year if as the SBMWD service area reaches full buildout. As a result, the SBMWD will have to increase water production. In order to potentially decrease the water demand due to development within the service area, water demand conservation measures can be implemented. Conservation can be viewed as a tangible resource of water that the SBMWD can control through properly implemented rules and regulations pertaining to water use and enforced by the City of San BernardinoTs Planning and Building permit process. Conservation efforts can be focused on outdoor water use habits of the SBMWD customers since outdoor use accounts for the greatest W:\@Trans\@Engr\Litchfield_Ma\City's General~r~UPdate\Water Services Questionnaire2.doc consumption methods of respect to customers. of water. The SBMWD will implementing conservation outdoor water consumption be researching measures with habits of its - Additional water infrastructure will be required to meet the full build-out of the SBMWD's service area. The following issues are some of the issues that confront the development of the required infrastructure: K-Rat and installation significantly other endangered and replacement of more difficult. species water impact the infrastructure The completion of the development of the Bunker Hill Groundwater Basin Management Plan by the San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water District is necessary for the prudent use and protection of this groundwater Basin. The Bunker Hill Groundwater Basin has a significant number of contamination plumes (contaminated groundwater) that need to be managed to protect further contamination of the basin. Arrowhead Springs - Not applicable. Matthew Name Principa1 Engineer Title (;jtJ~n~ W. Willi.am Bryden, P.E. Name Direotor, Water Utili.ty Title San Bernardino Municipal Water Department Agency W: \@Trans\@Engr\Litchfield_Ma\Ci.ty' s General ~~~Pdate \Water Services Questionnaire2. doc !/QWu. {, ,. l' CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO MUNICIPAL WATER DEPARTMENT BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS . I BERNARD C. KERSEY General Manager STACEY R. ALDSTADT Deputy General Manager W. WILLIAM BRYDEN, P.E. Director, Water Utility JOHN A. PERRY, P.E. Director, Water Reclamation JOHN P. MURPHY Director, Administration and Finance B. WARREN COCKE President B/i.'Jt . .. 4-'1 ~ ... Z o \ l I." CommJssi(Jners JUDITH W. BATTEY TONI CALLICOTT MARTIN A. MATlCII NORINE I. MILLER March 5, 2002 JON K. TURNIPSEED Safety Program Manager Mr. Greg Smith Office of Water Use Efficiency Department of Water Resources Post Office Box 942836 Sacramento, CA 94236-0001 Dear Mr. Smith: RE: 2000 URBAN WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN UPDATE Enclosed are three copies of the San Bernardino Municipal Water Department's (Department) 2000 update to the Urban Water Management Plan (Plan) for the planning period 2000-2020. The Plan was adopted by the Board of Water Commissioners on February 19, 2002; a copy of the Resolution adopting the Plan is included as Appendj,x A. Our Department overlies the southwestern portion of the San Bernardino Bunker Hill Groundwater Basin. This groundwater basin provides 100 percent of our water supply, and has an estimated 5 million acre-feet of groundwater in storage. We are a member agency of the San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water Department (SBVMWD), and occasionally have received imported State Project Water (SPW) from the SBVMWD for groundwater recharge in specific subbasins. We have established guidelines for water conservation and an enforcement plan as a part of our resolution adopting the 2000 Plan update. Water shortages have not been experienced by our Department and are not anticipated within this planning period based on current growth projections, hydrologic conditions, and the amount of groundwater in storage in the San Bernardino Bunker Hill Groundwater Basin. Our conservation meaSures, 300 North "D" Street, San Bernardino, California 92418 P.O. Box 710,92402 Phone: (909) 384~5141 FACSIMILE NUMBERS: Administration: (909) 384-j)~l:'igineering: (909) 384.5532 C\JStomer Service: (909) 384.7211 Corporate Yards: (909) 384-5260 Water Reclamation Plant: (909) 384.5258 } , Mr. Greg Smith Page 2 March 5, 2002 RE: 2002 URBAN WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN UPDATE therefore, focus on the prohibition of the wasting of water. Severe restrictions to water use contained within the updated Plan are measures intended for implementation only by declaration of a water shortage condition by the Board of Water Commissioners. This plan update was prepared by under my direction. Please feel should have any questions. the staff of our Department free to contact me if you Sincerely y~urs, ) w. !J;)Jk;,,- Dlc{ ~.- W. William Bryden . Director, Water Utility WWB: tal: jgt Enclosure cc: Bernard C. Kersey (wjenc.) Stacey R. Aldstadt (wjenc.) David S. Erickson (wjenc.) April Sanchez (wjenc. for legal file) Valerie Ross {wjenc.) R:\WU Admin\Reports\Urban Water Mgmt Plan 2001\LettertoDWR.doc E-28 ~=~ ~_~.~IS'ffi'" December 6, 2004 rn,'~"-"'<"_"." s'.\-' rr~:: (c,~\ "e ': " D \. '1 ' , '\ ,':-' ii> j f ' , ~ 1 .~ ill! FER 0 3 Z005 Planning & Urban Design i; H ,!! l' ll' ,! Environmental Studies Landscape A f'chitecture Arlington Rogers, Manager City of San Bernardino Solid Waste Services 300 North D Street 4th Floor San Bernardino, CA 92418 1 'f~ ., I p:5 J --.,,-. .-::'."'"'''' . """,'~ -. ..;~- 1580 Metro Drive Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone: 714.966.9220 Fax: 714.966.9221 Email:costamesa@pfanningcenter.com Subject: EIR for the Update to the City of San Bernardino General Plan, University Specific Plan and Arrowhead Springs Specific Plan Dear Mr. Rogers: The Planning Center has been retained by the City of San Bernardino to prepare an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the City's General Plan (GP) Update; Arrowhead Springs and University District Specific Plans (SP). The City of San Bernardino is located in southwestern San Bernardino County and is generally bounded by the Cities of Rialto and Colton to the west, Lama Linda to the south, and Highland to the east. The San Bernardino (1-215) Freeway traverses the central portion of the City. The project includes a GP and the creation of new SPs for the University District and Arrowhead Springs. The following is a summary of the three components of this project: General Plan Update Changes to the GP include revisions to all elements of the GP (with the exception of the Housing element that was adopted in 2003), a Verdemont Area Plan that will provide focused General Plan policies to help coordinate growth, access, and connectivity for the Verdemont area and the Tippecanoe Baseline Infrastructure Plan, which will highlight infrastructure required to secure land uses in the study area. Some of the major challenges addressed in the new General Plan include: maintaining and enhancing the livability of San Bernardino's communities, revitalizing blighted or underused neighborhoods and commercial corridors, analyzing and addressing growing infrastructure demands, and creating long-range policies that convey the communities' expectations. There are very few land use changes proposed in the GP, the most occurring in Arrowhead Springs. The thrust of the GP is on policies and actions to help enhance and improve the City's image, San Bernardino and its sphere of influence, including Arrowhead Springs, covers approximately 44,792.7 acres, of which about 38,244.1 acres is located within incorporated City boundaries. The incorporated City's current population is approxi mately 196,273 and could potentially increase to approximately 271,653 at theoretical Buildout. Likewise, theoretical buildout within the City's sphere could result in 46, 794 people. Below is a Land Use summary of existing GP designations versus the proposed General Plan Buildout by land use categories to provide you with information to be able to determine potential impacts to the services provided to the planning area. Also, please refer to the attached proposed Land Use Map. iRErETVED l DEr: 004 lay: E-29 Q:\SBC.15.0GlEIR\Service Letlers\.ervice telkr.doc Proposed GP Proposed GP Proposed GP Non- Projected Proposed GP Number of Residential Residential Square Land Use Population (acres) Jobs Units Footage Residential 294,586 18,791.6 5 88,282 1,5001 Commercial2 --------- 23,861 4,035.4 239.369 7,1441 88,111,998 -~------~.._---_._--_.- - 106,140,822 Industrial 0 6,081.7 105,527 0 Open Space 0 3,073.3 328 0 491,888 --~- 3,374.5 Public Facilities 0 7,334 0 7,334,197 Other (Road & Rail, Right-of- a 9,436.2 --------- --------- --------- Way, Flood Control) Total 318,446.73 44,792.7 352,563.63 95,425.97 202,080,405.76 General Plan Update Sui/dour Statistics For the Proposed General Plan (Total Planning Area1) Notes: 1 The Planning Area consists of the Incorporated City and the Sphere of Influence .2 Update provides for the polentiallor approximately 231.9 acres of mixed used in the commercial zone lh~t could produce 7,144 residential units. University District Specific Plan The University District Specific Plan would serve as a tool to inter-connect the California State University, San Bernardino (University) and the community; provide the opportunity for the City to capitalize on the University's presence; and would help to define the City's image. This Specific Plan, however, would not affect the statistical summary provided above and instead, focuses on aesthetic and connectivity improvements within the SP area. Please refer to the University District Land Use Plan_ Arrowhead Springs Specific Plan The majority of the Arrowhead Springs property is currently undeveloped. As of 2002, the developed aODn portion of the property consisted of less than 200 acres and approximately 300,000 square feet of ~ buildings including the historic 1939 hotel/spa resort, consisting of approximately 135 rooms, steam caves, ten residential-styled bungalows, an historic swimming pool, tennis courts, outdoor theater, meeting halls, and maintenance buildings. The Arrowhead Springs Specific Plan would accommodate the development of the following on approximately 506 acres of the total 1 ,916 acres: . The reuse and expansion of the Arrowhead Springs Hotel; . Reuse and expansion of the Arrowhead Springs spa/resort; . A 199-acre 18-hole public golf course; . Multi-use open space {within the developed area) that would include amenities such as botanical gardens, ornamental parks, thermal pools, outdoor entertainment, lighted tennis courts, Olympic-size swimming, hiking and equestrian trails and a 64-acrepub!ic parl.:; . A community of distinctive residential neighborhoods; . A 'village' commercial center surrounding an expanded Lake Vonette; . A new 300 room hotel; . A new conference center; . An office location setting for corporate headquarters; . New secondary access to 40th Street and . Improvement of Harrison Street between 40th and 301h Streets. The Arrowhead Springs Specific Plan allows for the demolition of 84,610 square feet of building space, while retaining 235,996 square feet of existing building space, including the historic hotel/spa facility. A new 115-room annex would be added to the original hotel site and with all improvements are completed the Arrowhead Springs Specific Plan would allow for a total of 600 rooms. There would be a total of 1,350 residential units constructed and 1,021,096 square feet of commercial space constructed, which includes 250,000 square feet of office space, The remaining 1,400 acres of the SP would be preserved E-30 Q:\SBC.15.0GIEIRIService LetterslservlCe letter. doc as open space including the use of up to 28 acres for conditionally permitted agricultural uses such as vineyards to serve as a firebreak (up to 100 feet wide in selected locations). To accommodate any new development, the existing infrastructure of roads and utilities would need to be expanded and/or replaced, City of San Bernardino Buildout of Arrowhead Springs Specific Plan Proposed Non- Potential Proposed Residential Projected Proposed Number of Residential Square Land Use Population SP (acres) Jobs Units Footage Residential 4,119 177.1 5 1,316 1,500 c;Qmme-rciaP/Office 114 129.7 2510 34 1021,096 Open Space 0 1,400 0 0 0 Public/Commercial 0 199 15 0 22,050 Recreation (peR)' Public Facilities 0 10.2 0 0 0 Total 4,233 1,916 2,530 1,350 1,044,646 Notes: 3 Update provides for the potenlial for approximalely 231.9 acres of mixed used in the commercial zone that could produce residentiai units. 4 peR is a golf course. The Planning Center would like to assess the adequacy of existing public services and utilities within the City of San Bernardino and Arrowhead Springs. We request input from your agency to evaluate existing services and utilities, and proposed service levels for the General Plan Update and separately for the Arrowhead Springs Specific Plan. Enclosed are land use maps and a brief questionnaire for you to fill "'~ out and return to us. For additional information and the Notice of Preparation/Initial Study please refer to >>:~ the City's website at f1ttP:/!VY'y!{vV.cLsan-bernar~jillrl,-@-,-y3i under the Department of Development ~ Services. If you prefer, you may list your answers on a separate sheet; however, please be sure to number your responses in accordance with the questionnaire sequence and include information about the City of San Bernardino and the Arrowhead Springs separately. Any other responses or comments you have are also welcome. All responses will become part of the public record. Please fax (714-966-9221) or mail your response to the enclosed questions as soon as possible but no later than January 7, 2004. If you have any questions or require further information, please feel free to contact Dotty Hardinger, Senior Project Manager or myself at (714) 966-9220. Thank you for your assistance. Sincerely, THE PLANNING CENTER Shilpa Gupta Environmental Planner Enclosures E-31 Q:\SBC.15.OGIEIRI::;ervice Letterslservice letter doc Arrowhead Springs Land Use {f.(JCtt$lli'\8,lAke -, Iliol Bom1 SIaIe!laiM!18 I DISTRICT CG+H1S __ CG+H/S _ RM.AV PCR . RM-DV RM.SV RL CR-2 CR-2 CR.2 - CG-I-WP _eG.' ACREAGE 25.0 22.0 67.3 199.0 54.0 i'lO 33.8 17.0 14.0 46,0 5~ 0.7 LAND USE Hisloric Hotel and Coni0roooo Center Spa. Heallh Club and Historic Pool Reslclenlial Hilltown 11l-HoIe GoIfCou!Se Golf CoUl!e Residential North Go~ Cou!Se Residential South Resid!llltial International HOIeI Corporate Office Com~ Villagll Walk and Residential WII1dy Point (RlIslauranVWioo- Tasting) Commercial Genera! UIl)(Imum l'I'oposOO Aesidoo1ial = 1 ,350 unil$ OS/W 4.81'0. Old Waterman Canyon Road ~ OS/W 79,7~ ac. ell Sub10lal 5Oii.8 OSNf / [ 1.()4sc. i.." ~ ~i _ '1 1(,fC; OSNl E.;iSl~X MWD '400.0 101 Open SpaOOM'alel!hed MelropQfltan Witter District TOTAL ACRES 1916.0 OSfN OSIW rose. OSIW 17""", MWD 10.2 acres peR 72"",.. OSf'll 64 acres CG-1.WP 5""" At- !tunj~ a.Bacre5 SiBmlW<rj ____,- j ~ l \---; .J- ,.;...Nil'tFlffilfvH ""'- ---------.----..\ NOTTO SCAlE (!J Source: American Development Group City of San Bernardino General Plan Update EIR .E-32 The Planning Center OFFICE/INDUS TRIAL PARK 'Offices 'Tech Park U,es 'Residential University District Specific Plan Land Use Plan UNIVERSITY LINKAGES 'Linkage may be . pedewianlbicyele wnnectioo ooly or a vehicular and pedeStriunlbi-cyc!e connection. A vehi-clllar roadway would be 2-1ane, rural roadway (no curbs or gutter). -Convienent connection to unlver$ity 'Protect oeighbomood and high end housing -Utillze traffic calming measures to route traffic t<) Kendllll Ave, MULTI-PURPOSE OPEl-! SPACE (nEVIL'S CANYON) A<<:omodates the e~isting open s.pace area and allows- floodable us.es such as 8 g-olf course, botanic gardens, park and the planting of mawre trees such as Oak;; and Sycamores. CREATE CEREMONIAL ENTRANCE AT UNIVERSITY PARKWAY Incorporate enhancements such as pubHc art, bannefS, enhanced landscaping and signage. ill c::::J RLO,l du/",,) LJ RS(45du/ac) RU (9 duJ..) m~ RM (14 du/ac) _ ltMH (21 du/oc) .. R:H 00$ du/.<) ~ RSH (20 du/.<) CO _ CG-l ~UBP-2 ~ UBP-3 .011' PEDESTRIAN LINKAGES Create connectivity between University and adj .oe01 neighborhoods ENHANCED CORRIDOR TREATMENTS Pede,jrian walkways, pnblic art, customtzed signage- along landscaped areas lL _IH ~UllP-l PFe ~ Lands~ape/Strect~cape fmpl'"O'IIcmcnts B Major Rcadways ~ - -I Proposed RQad"'~'$ ~~ Pedestnan Linkages [OJ GalewaysIDirectiOda! Sjg.nflge DUl'livcrsiI)'DislJ'id: NOT TO SCALE ~ .PF .pp .OS . PeR E-33 The Planning Genter City o/San Bernardino General Plan Update EIR Solid Waste Services Questionnaire For Update to City of San Bernardino General Plan, Environmental Impact Report 1 Who provides solid waste services within the City of San Bernardino? C 'Ii ~ fJ -S~-:g~_"'<L.-l(~",u 12"€ -t:s.c. J:>;\(/9'y;" Arrowhead Springs? 2 What are the disposal sites that are used for solid waste in the County, amI what are the life expectancies of these sites? What is the rate of disposal to these sites? Please provide a list with the address and life expectancy of each site. ~ / n.)_ --r"A).<5 ; ~ ~I'lAtM"';V-P\ Jh.l1 ~ ()J.h;.,,<-.c~ trc..- S~, ~~.\.AJ-.( ~/I J k.!aJ-t? 7J,'v'"$to'-", 77li's. O'j~Z<<-{.-r'--- A~ o.J1 ~ ~/jK ~ 3 What additional sites are planned for solid waste disposal in the future? c~ 42- 4 What generation rates are used to estimate solid waste service requirements for various land uses (residential, commercial, industrial) in lbs/day or tons/year? ~ ..;t:. 2- Continued on the next page E-34 Solid Waste Services Questionnairefor City of Sail Bernardino General Plan Update Environmental Impact Report 5 Do any solid waste service deficiencies currently exist within the City? Are existing solid waste disposal sites considered adequate? /' j ~.'vkhJ[.1 Nt' cff}.(.tc.f ~(...f~& e,x;>f~.l ;/.,('/5;r-r1'k~. (...w-.J .::;; f<-> tt.J -e. (}.A-7.s;.r'-de/tL"4t2 k .r9f! cld;t Cru/R-. 6 Please describe what recycling measures, if any, are currently taken by local residents and businesses.., '. I' ", J' J2 .) [l,I.t Orf~ y C~,r ~f;iJ(...,. r~ c~:; (1 (', J' C (!Antl~1J ~ . /. ;i fI .j, 1'''4.11 s;:erv;' f; e (;r f"- . A N~'>C ~ l ~ r 1{~4;.{ ~-!./\..7 li\) ; j )~"J &; In.meyc-<~I CJt.~,:1 e.r~, ~ 7 Is the City currently meeting AB 939 goals? rAe-. w;Y ~J~k ; ~ Crnh:i>tu~J.hi ~J )-8 r;~~G'/ /Y-'o,/n:4/'/, ;I-A ~ ;Y u/ ~i;'es. 8 What is the rate of disposal for the landfills servicing the City? Sf? 4) Continued on the next page P~;of 3 Solid Waste Services Questio11naire for City of Sail Bernardino General Plan Update Environmental Impact Report 9 What is the current capacity of the disposal site? ,$--ty; #'2- 10 What additional measures, if any, do you recommend to ensure that adequate service would be available to the City under the updated General Plan? If there are particular concerns with the update to the General Plan, what do YOll recommentl to alleviate those concerns? (Please attach additional pages as needed). Response Prepared By: Name Title Agency Date Pcg..g6of3 FAX TRANSMISSION COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO SOLIn WASTE MANAGEMENT DIVISION 222 West Hospitality Lane, 2nd Floor San Bernardino, CA 92415-0017 Fax: 909-386-8964 DATE: February 25.2005 FROM: Erma J. Hurse Solid Wasw Management Division PHONE: (909) 386-8763 'to: Tova Corman fAX: (714) 966-9221 RE: Response To San Bernardino GP Update EIR Questionnaire Number of pages including cover sheet: _3_ Message E-37 SOO/100"d 08/.,0# JN~W 3JSVM aI~Og O~8g V96898S6 IS:!.,"!: SOOZISZ'8g~ Response to Solid Waste Services Questionnaire 1 ). 2). 3). Q: A: 4). Q: A: 5). Q: A: Q: A; Q: A: Who provides solid waste services within the City of San Bernardino? "The City of San Bernardino provides solid waste service to their residents. Q: Arrowhead Springs? A: If it is located in the City limits of San Bernardino, same as above. If it is located in the unincorporated areas. then it is serviced by Cal Disposal Company, If it is located in the Crestline area, then it is serviced by Mountain Disposal Company. Q; What are the diSposal gites that are used for solid waste in the County, and what are the life expectancies of these sites? There are six (6) County owned disposal sites: Barstow Sanitary Landfill (8SL); Colton Sanitary Landtill (CSL) Landers Sanitary Landfill (LSL); Mid~Valley Sanitary Landfill (MVSL) San Timoteo Sanitary Landfill (STSL); Victorville Sanitary Landfill (VSL) A: Q: What is the rate of disposal to these sites? A: Permitted maximum daily tonnage: BSL (600 1pd solid waste; 150 tpd liquid septage) CSL (3100 tpd) LSL (1200 tpd solid waste; 96 tpd w/in total 1200 tpd) MVSL (7500 tpd) STSL (1000 tpd) VSL (1600 tpd) Q: Please provide a list with the address and life expectancy of each site. A: BSLt 32553 Barstow Rd., Barstow, CA 92311; Closure date: 2012 CSL, 850 Tropica Rancho Rd., Colton, CA 92324; Closure date: 2006 LSL, 59200 Winters Rd.. Landers. CA 92285; Closure date: 2008 \ MVSL, 2390 Alder Ave., Rialto, CA 92376; Closure date: 2033 \ STSL, 31 Refuse Rd., Redlands, CA 92373; Closure date: 2016 VSL. 18600 Stoddard Wells Rd., Victorville, CA 92392; Closure date: 2007 \\'hat additional sites are planned for solid waste disposal in the future? None. What generation rates are used to estimate solid waste service Tons per year. DO any solid waste service deficiencies currently exist within the City? There are no deficiencies in the COWlty'S solid waste service. Are existing solid waste disposal sites considered adequate? Yes. the CO'W1ty'S solid waste disposal sites are considered adequate. E-38 SOO/ZOO'a OSLO# XN~W glSVM aI~OS O~gS u96S9Sf6 Zf:L1 ~ooZI~G'g~~ 6). Q: 7. Q: A: 8). Q: A: 9). Q: A: 10). Q: A: Please describe what recycling measures. if any, are currently taken by local residents and businesses. Contracted haulers provide recycling services through their curbside residential and commercial services. Is the City currently meeting AB 939 goals? The County is meeting its AB 939 goals. What is the rate of disposal for the landfills servicing the County'? See Questions 2, Permitted maximum daily tonnage. What is the current capacity of the disposal site? Remaining capacity of County owned disposal sites: BSL (400,836 tons) CSL (940,260 tons) LSL (703,698 tons) MVSL (23,949.691 tons) STSL (6,372.281 tons) VSL (1,126,285 tons) A: What additional measures, if any, do you recommend to ensure that adequate service would be available to .the City under the updated General Plan? The City as well as the County should continue improving its state mandated programs required to comply with all regulations relating to source reduction and recycling of solid waste, Res~Prepared By. ~:L~""~ Erma 1. Hurse Planner ill County of San Bernardino Solid Waste Management Division February 25, 2005 E-39 tOOl€'oo'a OBLO# lN~W ~lSVM aI~OS O~gS rr96B98r6 zr:L1 ~ooZ,~Z'g~i r\n"1\ East Valley t' " II Water District p.o. Box 3427 San Bernardino, California 92413 (909) 889-9501 TRANSMITTAL FORM TO: The Planning Center 1580 Metro Drive Costa Mesa, CA 92626 George E. "Skip" Wilson President Kip E. Sturgeon Vice Presltfent Donald D. Goodin Director Glenn R. Ughtfoot D trector Edward S. Negrete Director Robert E. Martin General Manager Brian W. Tompkins Chief Financial Officer Paul R. Dolter District Engineer DATE: December 13, 2004 JOB NO: SUBJECT: EIR City of San Bdno Attn: Shilpa Gupta Enclosed is the information you requested. If you have any questions, please contact Ron Buchwald at (909) 888-8986. PURPOSE: [Xl PER YOUR REQUEST [ ] APPROVED [ ] FOR YOUR USE [ ] APPROVED AS NOTED [ ] FOR CHECKING [ ] RETURNED FOR CORRECTION [ ] FOR APPROVAL [ ] FOR REVISION [ ] UPDATE TO AS-BUILT CONDITIONS EAST VALLEY WATER DISTRICT ~ Administration (909) 885-4900, Fax (909) 889-fE~40 Engineering (909) 888-8986, Fax (909) 383.1481 Custom er Service & Fi nance (909) 889-9501 , Fax (909) 888-6741 Water Services Questionnaire For Update to City of San Bernardino General Plan, Environmental Impact Report 1. What water service district(s) boundaries is the City of San Bernardino located in? Who provides water service to the City? East Valley Water District serves only portion of City of San:,BernaJ:'dino. (See District boundry attached). Arrowhead Springs? East Valley Water District does not service this area. 2 Are there currently any deficiencies in the water system in the City of San Bernardino? The District is in compliance with all requirements established by the California Department of Health Services Continued on the next page E-41 ~ Water Services Questiol1naire for City of Sal1 Bernardino General Plan Update Environmental Impact Report 3 From what sources does the District obtain its water supply and in what quantities? Bunkerhill Basin (groundwater) 80% Santa Ana River / State Water Project (surface water) 20% ~ 4 What is the size and location of existing water mains within the City of San Bernardino? What new water lines, if any, are necessary or proposed?? Distribution maps are attached showing lines, size and location. There are not any new water lines proposed within the city of San Bernardino. Arrowhead Springs? East Valley Water District does not service this area. Continued on the next page PtEC420f 3 Water Service!} Questionnairefor City of San Bernardino General Plan Update Environmental Impact Report 5 Please provide the location of all water wells within the City and estimates of the amount of water they pump on a monthly or yearly basis. Also please provide available information on whether groundwater usage has increased or decreased in recent years. The location of all wells will not be provided for security reasons. See attached monthly production tables for amount pumped. Groundwater usuage has increased with population growth. Arrowhead Springs East Valley Water District does not service this area. 6 Do you anticipate any adverse environmental impacts associated with the current or future provision of water service within the City of San Bernardino? If so, what mitigation or conservation measures would you suggest? There are no adverse impacts that East Valley Water District is aware of nor are there any anticipated. ~ Arrowhead Springs East Valley Water District does not service this area. Response Prepared By: Ronald E. Buchwald Name Assistant District Engineer Title East Valley Water District Agency 12/8/04 Date ~3of3 From: To: Date: Subject: Shilpa. <Vineent.Alvarez@see.eom> "Shilpa Gupta" <SGupta@ planningeenter.com> 12/3/200411:10:54 AM Re: San Bernardino City General Plan Both Kim Gerber and I cover the City of San Bernardino (I handle everything South of Mill, Kim handles everything North of Mill). I am forwarding this emall to her to give her a heads up. Thanks! Vince Alvarez, III Planner 2 Redlands Service Center OFC (909) 307-6779/PAX 16779 FAX (909) 307-6714/PAX 16714 vineent.alvarez@see.com "Laws control the lesser man. Right conduct controls the greater one." "Shilpa Gupta" <SGupta@planninge enter-com> To <alvarev@sce.com>. 12/03/200410:38 <gerberkr@sce.com> AM 00 Subject San Bernardino City General Plan Good Morning, The Planning Center is currently working on the General Plan Update for the City of San Bernardino. We are also preparing an EIR and will address existing SCE services for the planning area. The EIR would also evaluate the potential impacts for of the proposed land use changes. As part of the CEQA process, we will be sending out a service letter and request for information about SeE services. The letter will be mailed out next week. Please feel free to contact me if you need further information regarding the service letter or the General Plan E-44 ,._. ....,. ".,.,,, im,.'..', :'..._._-'''1''''' .,\"""'~~_' I' ..i,~"-I'''i4'.\'HIh;;'...:+i-'f\":I"~.,,,.;!:,'''i','-~'.'' .."... .. - Storm drains and Runoff From: To: Date: Subject: <Pbiermanlytle@aol.com> <DHarding@ ptanningcenter.com> 4/26/2005 1 :00:53 PM Storm drains and Runoff AHS does have an existing underground storm drain system: all roads have either curbs or gutters which directs runoff to an underground storm drain. For example, the main road into the property from 1-18 to the hotel is curbed; the balance of roads have gutters and/or directional curbs that move runoff to an underground drainage network. cc: <Adg1400@aol.com> E-45