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HomeMy WebLinkAbout14-Planning CI~'OF SAN BERNARDI-O - REQUUT FOR COUNCIL AC~ON From: Frank A. Schuma Planning Director Planning Subject: Declaration of Impaction - Rialto Unified School District Dept: Mayor and Council Meeting of November if, 1.985, 9:00 a.m. Da~: October 21, 1985 Synopsis of Previous Council action: The Mayor and Council considered a similar request at a meeting in November, 1983. The item was referred to the Legislative Review Committee with no further action taken by the Mayor and Council. The Mayor and Council also considered a similar request on October 15, 1984 and indicated to the Planning Director that he was authorized to instruct the Rialto U.S.D. that they were at liberty to discuss fees for each development on a case by case basis. Recommended motion: That the Mayor and Council refer the Declaration of Impaction from the Rialto Unified School District to the Legislative Review Committee for further review. ~ tl---Y( Signature F k ASh ran . c uma Contact person: Frank A. Schuma Phone: 385-5057 Supporting data attached: Yes, Staff Report Ward: City-wide FUNDING REOUIREMENTS: Amount: Source: Finance: Council Notes: ..,'" n"&:;c,) / Aaenda Item No /'7< - Clft. OF SAN BERNARD~O - REQUWT FOR COUNCIL AcrloN STAFF REPORT SUBJECT: Rialto Unified School District Declaration of Impaction November 4, 1985 The Rialto Unified School District has submitted a Declara- tion of Impaction. The impact ordinance is in compliance with Government Code Section 65971 and a report has been submitted which summarizes existing facilities impact within the District. The Mayor and Council of the City of San Bernardino have, in the past, honored the Declaration of Impaction, although on an informal basis. In as much as the Council has adopted a formal procedure for the San Bernardino City Unified School District, we would recommend that this item be referred to the Legislative Review Committee for further review and deliberation. 75-0264 - I CMTt~.' OF SAN BERNARDiNO - REQU~,C\T FOR COUNCIL ACTION Frc.m: Frank A. Schuma, Plannin9RlU1F.~MIN.~.ct: Oept: Planning 198~ OCT -Ii PM \: 03 Declaration of Impaction Levying of Developer Fees for , the Rialto Unified School District uate: October 3, 1984 Synopsis of Previous Council action: The Mayor and Council considered a similar request at a meeting in November, 1983. The item was referred to the Legislative Review Committee with no further action by the Mayor and Common Council. . Recommen'.!ed motion: , That the request to establish an Interim School Facilities Ordinance be referred to the Legislative Review Committee. Financing / oo:;~...'-- ~.,;...r.""'.___ - .- ~ ..- _. '0-- :=.... ~G- LQ?yt Signature Frank A. -- Schuma Contact person: Frank A. Schuma Phone: 383-5057 3 Supporting t1ata attached: Yes Ward: FUNDING REQUIREMENTS: Amount: Source: Finance: Council Notes: ""-~--:-~-- ~ - -- _.-.- A .k-l~_ 1.__ ~. ~~ -- -~ --" CI~i OF SAN BERNARDJ."O - REQUFST FOR COUNCIL ACTIUN STAFF REPORT 111, IYllj tilt< IOdlto Ullil it<d :'<;11001 board ,requested that the Mayor and Common Council adopt an ordinance for interior facilities financing. The item was scheduled before the Mayor and Common Council on November 21, 1983 and was referred to the legislative Review Committee. The Committee then reviewed the item at their meeting of December 2, 1983 and concluded that since the City had no jurisdiction over the Rialto Unified School District, the school district should continue to negotiate with the builders and developers and that the City should remain a neutral party. It was the conclusion of the Committee that this request be denied. The City has again received a request to adopt an Interim School Facilities Financing Ordinance from the Rialto Unified School District in the amount of $1,566 per unit. The District has also supplied supporting data for the establishment of said fee as well as a copy of an ordinance adopted by the City of Rialto. . ;"8,",_ ~...=;:~~~_ -__ , . - _ . .... ~ -=- :a. 7:-0264 > BOARD OF EDUCATION DOREEN BAYLUS WILMER 0, CARTER JOHN R. KAZALUNAS. Ed, 0, BETTY J, McOERMOTT G,ARTHUR WILLARDSEN, O,D,S, DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION ROBERT H, WILLIAMS Superintendent CHARLES W, KONDRIT, Ed,D, Assistant Superintendent Instruction JANE E, SCOTT Assistant Superintendent Business DONALD A. DeSANTIS, Ed,D, Assistant Superintendent Personnel Rialto UnWied Schddl District REC'D.-t,D!4IM. off. 182 E. Walnut Ave., Rialto,CA 92376-f9~~'bCl 15 Pl<1 3: J{}k.ne (714) 820-7700 Business Office (71'11 820-7712 October 10. 1 985 The Honorable Evlyn Wilcox. Mayor. Members of the San Bernardino City Council. and City Administrator City of San Bernardino 300 North 0 Street San Bernardino. CA 92'118 . Subject: Continued Impaction In compliance with the City Ordinance and Government Code Section 65971. this report summarizes the existing facility impaction in th~ Rialto Unified School District. Every effort has been made to validate the construction data with your planning department. and to clarify procedures and methodology used in projecting enroll- ment. state and federal law. school board policy relating to classroom utilization. and the computation of devel- oper fees. All reasonable methods of mitigating conditions of overcrowding have been evaluated by the district. With the rapid growth we will need additional classrooms in order to house the students. Sincerely. ~ (k1A-0 [:. S--:,-~j {J ~ane E. Scott Asst. Supt.. Business enc. c, RIAL!'"'UNIFIEO SCHOOL r'JRICT , ~ialto, Californhr' CERTIFICATION OF MINUTES The Board met in regular session on the 9th day of October ,19 85 , called the meeting at the usual meeting place thereof. The president to order at 7:00 o'clock p~m. On roll call the following members were present, namely, Members Bettv J. McDermott. Wilmer D. Carter. John R. Kazalunas. G. Arthur Willardsen. and absent, Members Doreen Baylus The adoption of the Member Willardsen and a vote being taken, following resolution and order was moved by , and seconded by Member Carter the said resolution and order was adopted by . the following votes of members present. AYES: Members " NOES: Members 0. To approve Schedule of Use for Capital FacilitieslLand Donations. I Robert H. Williams , Rialto Unified School District hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a resolution duly made, adopted and entered on the Board minutes of the Governing Board of the Rialto Unified School District of San Bernardino County on the 9th day of October 19 -.!!.5 Secretary of the Governing Board of the r Date 10/10/85 r of Education , - -- - - c / '-' '.....,I ,......,.,# RIALTO UNIFIED SCHOOL, DISTRICT SCHEDULE OF USE CAPITAL FACILITIES FUND/LAND, DONATIONS Funds received from fees authorized by the County of San Bernardino or by any of the cities within the boundary of the Rlalto Unified School District shall be utilized as follows:' 1. Temporary classrooms, necessary site work, utilities, furniture and equipment and other related expenses to be located at: Boyd Elementary 'School Casey Elementary School Dunn Elementary School Kelley Elementary School Horgan Elementary School Preston Elementary School Trapp Elementary School Eisenhower High School . 2. Temporary classroom. service area, and administration area, necessary site work, utilities, furniture and equipment and other related expenses to be located at: . Dollahan Elementary Site South Elementary Site 3. Land donations will be used to establish temporary schools or to construct. a permanent school when state funds become available. October 9, 1985 (Ref.O-72J - ~,' "'"-" .....,; RIALTO UNIFIEO SCHOOL OISTRICi 182 East Walnut Avenue Rialto, CA 92376 SC,HOOL HOUS I NG ' FINANCIAL STATEMENT June 30, 1985 INCOME Beginning Balance July I, 1984 Developer Fees - City of Rialto Developer Fees - City of Colton Developer Fees - County of San Bernardino Mitigation Fees - County of San Bernardino Mitigation Fees - City of Fontana Mitigation Fees - City of San Bernardino Total Revenue and Beginning Balance EXPENDITURES Interim Facilities Furniture and Equipment Total Expenditures , 375,820 71,584 ENCUMBRANCES Inter'im Faci lities Furniture and Equipment Total Encumbrances 1,788,714 158,751 Total Expenditures and Encumbrances Deficit Balance on June 30, 1985 1.208,952 32,886 17,392 46,741 128,412 31,320 447,404 1,947,465 $ 3,261 1,465,703 $1,468,964 2,394,869 $ (925.905) "' . ~ c '-" /0""'.. . RIAL11",)UNIFIE,D .'",.... '....il ." ",lf~ I I I 0 'I, ~, '\ 1 -- ~ E - i ; i ~ = ~ :l B .. ~ D II I 3 9 ! j . ~ c :I " U HIGHLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT ~. Directory of Facilities Telephone w.......... .<cl L 7 <eJ ~auN. ETIWAND ,@ 8 4 i ~ II c I z u ~ c 3 ij ii ~ ~ ti i .. c " ILL "'YD- . ~ 3 LTO AYe. I~ MDWlU. 2 0 Elementary Schools (0 0) 0) o @ (0 (7) @ (2) @ @ 820-7911 Levi Bemis 174 East Etiwanda J. C. Boyd 310 East Herrill Merle S. Casey 219 North Eucalyptus George H. Dunn 830 North Lilac llda H. Henry 470 East Etlwanda J. P. Kelley 380 South Meridian A. H, Horgan 6931 North Sycamore W. A. Hyers 975 North Meridian Lena M. Preston 1750 North Willow W. J. C. Trapp 2750 North Riverside Helen l. Callahan 1060 West [tlwanda 820~7929 820.7904 820'7873 820-7910 820-7925 820-1884 885'7900 820-7932 820-7914 820-1943 Secondary Schools & & & [II IT] ill Warren H, Frisbie Junior High 820-7889 1442 N. Eucalyptus &Pn F. Kolb Junior High 820-7849 6151 N. Spruce Rialto Junior High 820-7838 324 N. Palm Eisenhower High School 820~7798 1321 N. Lilac Hi lor High Schools 820-7880 266 W. Randall Adult Education 820-7815 1321 N. Lilac ~ > C ~ D ! > i SAN BIDtNAlIOlNO AYIL .AN ."NA"DWO I'R.:KWA Y District Educational Center @ 182 E. Walnut 820-7700 Maintenance and Operation Transportat ion, and Warehouse Facilities ~ 625 w. Rialto ~Yenue 720-7700 - L ,I - "-" '.,J Elementary Schools Levi Bemi s - Mrs. I rene Newton, Pr i nci pa I J. Calvin Boyd - Mr. Williams L. Williams, Principal Merle S. Casey - Mr. Mitch Hovey, Principal Helen L. Dollahan - Mr. Donald D. Olinger, Principal George H. Dunn - Mrs. Helen Crossley, Principal Lida M. Henry - Mr. Gene Newton, Principal J. P. Kelley - Dr. Michael Brown, Principal A. H. Morgan - Mr. Robert Seikel, Principal W.A. Myers - Mr. Howard L. Williams, Principal Lena M. Preston - Mr. William Jehue, Principal W. J. C. Trapp - Mrs. Robin, Valles, Principal Secondary Schools Frisbie Junior High School - Mr. LeRoy Brooks, Principal Kolb Junior High School - Mr. Joseph W. Cook, Principal Rialto Junior High School - Mrs. Anna Rodriguez, Principal Eisenhower High School - Mr. Delbert Bredy, Principal Milor High School - Mrs. Charlene DeBranch, Principal Adult Education/ROP Program - Mr. John Emerson, Director - . _I - - . . , \.""'..- , '- - RIALTO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Rialto, California DECLARATION OF CONTINUING IMPACTION OCTOBER 15, 1985 Pursuant to Government Code Sect ion 65971, the Board of Educat Ion of the Rialto Unified School District submits to the City of Rialto, City of Fontana, City of Colton, City of San Bernardino, and the County' of San Bernardino this Notification of Condition of Overcrowding as determined following a public hearing held October 9, 1985. The decision to refi Ie this Notification of Conditions of Overcrowding is based on the following: 1. Overcrowding exists due to the occupation of newly constructed homes creating enrollment in excess of the capacity of the majori ty of the schools. 10-85 10-86 Expanded Actual Projected School Capacity Capacity Enrollment Enrollment Bemis Elementary 555 555 500 565 Boyd Elementary 660 . 780 713 800 Casey Elementary 660 660 620 700 Dollahan Elementary 0 0 ""0 "60 Dunn Elementary 691 751 827 8"0 Henry Elementary 625 625 639 668 Kelley Elementary 679 799 871 890 Morgan Elementary 629 7"9 8"7 880 Myers Elementary 610 610 557 565 Preston Elementary 6"1 6"1 660 690 Trapp Elementary 758 8"8 935 935 Frisbie Junior High 1,267 1,267 1,010 1.210 Kolb Junior High 1,1"8 1,1"8 1,231 1,270 Rialto Junior High 929 929 827 930 Eisenhower High School 2,23" 2,23" 2,"98 2,532 Milar High School 176 176 150 180 Total Capacity 12,262 12,772 13,325 1",115 1. Total capacity includes the classrooms utilized for district regular and special education students and excludes those classrooms that belong to San Bernardino County Schools (Bemis - 6, Kolb - 3), 1 classroom (Henry) for the elementary Gifted and Talented program, 3 classrooms (Henry, Myers and Preston) used as labs for math, reading, computers and science, and" classrooms (Bemis, Boyd, Casey and Kelley) that belong to the Federal Government (Title I, now Chapter I). 2. Within the boundaries of Rialto Unified School District there are currently 858 single family dwellings and 698 multiple family dwellings under con- struction, and 2839 single family dwellings and 1092 multiple family dwell ings which have received tentative or final map approvals from the various cities or the county. .. . c , '-- "'"" In attempting to alleviate this problem. 'we have considered the following reasonable methods for mitigating conditions of overcrowding: I,. Agreements between a developer and the affected, school district whereby temporary-use buildings will be leased to the school for an interim period, or whereby temporary-use buildings owned by the school district will be used. No agreements currently exist between developers and the district for bui Idings to be leased' to the district and the district does not have temporary buildings that are not currently in use. 2. The avai labi I ity of funds. the use of which would not impair the normal functioning of educational programs. There are no district funds avai lable which would not impair the normal functioning of educational programs. . 3. The use of funds which could be made avai lable from sale of surplus property. The Board of Educat i on has so I d a 11 surp I us rea I property and the funds have been used to prov I de add it i ona I classrooms. The d i str i ct does not have surplus 'personal' property available for sale. 4. The use of school district property for temporary-use buildings. As of October 9. 1985 seventeen temporary-use throughout the district. the Rialto Unified School buildings at elementary District is uti I izing and secondary sites 5. The use of other schools in the district not having overcrowded conditions. Elementary and secondary student transfers have been accomplished to 'ut i I i ze the schoo I s not havi ng overcrowded cond i t ions. However. actua 1 enrollment indicates 553 more elementary and secondary students than there wi II be space avai lable for in October 1985. and 1.343 by October 1986. 6. Double or staggered sessions. Double sessions require a reduction in the amount of time the student spends in class and teachers are unable to prepare special instructional materials before class because of the dai Iy move. These circumstances cause the education level provided students to be greatly reduced. Also a reduction of instructional time now results In loss of funds. Students are on the streets during pre-dawn and after dark hours in order to attend double or staggered sessions. Funds are not available to provide additional transportation. Double and staggered sessions additionally overload existing facilities. i.e. cafeteria. restrooms and workrooms. 2 _I _ - - """,.... 7 . ".',"" Continuous school progr~ as authorized '-fI Education Code Sections 3760t>-,'" et. seq. Rialto Unif)ed School District currently operates 3 co~tinuous (year round) school programs at the elementary ,level and one continuous (year round) school at the junior high level.' Approximately 435 additional students could be housed by multitracking the elementary schools, and 206 students could be housed by multitracking the junior high school. I n order to mandate add it i ona I year round schoo I s or mu I t i track i ng, the district must comply with all legal requirements which can delay the availability of classroo~s until the process is complete. In the meantime students would be unhoused. 8. Use of available bond revenues to the extent authorized by law. There are no bond revenues avai lable at this time. Proposition 13 has removed bonding ability from school districts. 9. The possible use of facilities in other districts. . Faci lities are not avai lable in two districts bordering Rialto Unified School District boundaries. One school was avai lable at one district, however ut i I i zat i on of th is opt ion wou 1 d necess I tate excess i ve bus I ng. Funds are not available for the purchase of additional buses. 10. Use of interdistrict attendance agreements. . The Rialto Unified School District had interdistrict attendance agreements affecting 110 students during the 1984-85 school year. We anticipate a similar number for the current year; however, these agreements are generally for specific reasons and would not be practical for most students. II. The filing of appropriate notices of overcrowding with cities within attendance areas subject to overcrowding. Th i s not ice wi II City of Fontana. October 15, 1985. be fi led with the County of San Bernardino, City of Rialto, City of Co iton, and City of San Bernard i no on or before 3 - {' r' '" ~ ~ - - As a resu I t of i nformat i on presented at a Pub Ii c Hear i ng he 1 d on October 9, 1985, the Rialto Unified School District 'concludes: 1. Based upon capacity and projected' enrollment, the following schools will be impacted and their attendance areas over~rowded, by October 1986: Bemis Elementary Boyd Elementary Casey Elementary Dollahan Elementary Dunn Elementary Henry Elementary Kelley Elementary Horgan Elementary Hyers Elementary Preston Elementary Trapp Elementary Frisbie Junior High Kolb Junior High Rialto Junior High Eisenhower High School Hilor High School . 2. In considering reasonable methods of mitigating conditions of overcrowding, the district concludes that there is no feasible method for reducing the conditions of overcrowding. The Rialto Unified School District hereby requests the County of San Ber'nardino, City of Rialto, City of Fontana, City of Colton, and the City of San Bernardino to concur with district findings of impaction and require the collection of fees from bui lders/ developers. Said fees would be used for the purpose of placing interim classroom and restroom facilities on existing school sites determined to be overcrowded by the district and listed above. In addition we are requesting that an ordinance be adopted that would allow mitigation fees 'in I ieu of SB201 fees. It is further requested that fees be based upon costs submitted (as attach- ments to impact i on package) and us i ng the formu 1 a st i pu I ated by County Ordinance 2429. 3. 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" u .. 0 ::J " ::J " 0 " '" "- "" a: '" < .... :c '" < I- < 6 - 4_ - - - - . . ""',.0" "-'" ~ RIALTO UNIFIED SCHOqL DISTRICT Rialto, California DECLARATION OF IMPACTION RECAP OF BIDS, QUOTATIONS AND PURCHASE ORDERS, AND COMPUTATION OF UNIT RATE Inflationary Factor 4% 54,972.26 2,258.45 15,543.06 3,446.90 3,410.81 480.00 800.00 $80,911.48 3,236.46 $84.147.94 Temporary Classroom Utility fees per classroom Site work per classroom Furniture per classroom Architect fees State fees/plan check Inspection fee per site . Using the formula established by County Ordinance No. 2409. Section 61.065 of L x ~ = fee per dwelling unit; S where L equals the number of students generated by each dwelling unit, C equals the ~ost of leasing one temporary classroom (including utilities, furnishings. and restroom facilities not constructed with permanent foundations) for a period of five (5) years, and S equals the number of students per classroom which shall be thirty (30) unless information provided by the school district indicates otherwise. .74 x 84,148 = $2.075.65 = $2,076 Single Family Dwellings 30 .45 x 84,148 = $1,262.22 = $1,262 Multiple Family Dwellings 30 ., c ./""". - ......, RIAL TO UN I F I ED SCHOOL, 0 I STR I CT Classrooms Bid No. 376 awarded to Modulaire Industries 4-25-85 Cost per unit including proration of restroom facilities $54,972.26 Site Work 1. Connnection fees for sewer, water meter: $38,392.60 ~ 17 units = $2,258.45 per unit 2. Bid No. 376 awarded to Carter-Hack Builders 5-30-85 $264,232.00 ~ 17 units = $15,543.06 (includes electrical hook-up, plumbing. paving and walkways, leveling and grading) . . October 9, i'.'85 8 ........- "'" RIALTO UNIFIED SCH90L DISTRICT IIEIIO TO: Jane E. Scott, Asst. Supt., Business FROII: Anderson Rhone, Purchasing Agent SUBJECT: Classroom Furniture Cost The following are actual costs for furnishing cne temporary classroom. ITEM UNIT PRICE TOTAL Culver Newlin, Inc., Vireo Mfg. Corp., & Patton Desk City (Purchase Orders issued) . 1 ea. #0-45300 Teacher Desk $ 292.00 $ 292.00 1 ea. #C-140 Teacher Chair 134.00 134.00 1 ea. #28-18-4 File, 4 dr. w/lock 208.34 208.34 15 ea. #878 Student Chair/Desk (2 place) 59.50 892.50 1 ea. #4942 Table, Kidney 77.25 77.25 1 ea. #4842 Table, Rectangular, 30x60 48.50 48.50 1 ea. #2603 Storage Unit, mobile 318.00 318.00 1 ea. #2507 Paper Storage mobile 358.00 358.00 1 ea. #2506 Storage Unit, mobi Ie · 292.00 292.00 1 ea. #2504 Wardrobe, Child, mobile 244.00 244.00 1 ea. #2500 Teacher Wardrobe, mobile 319.00 319.00 1 ea. #080053 Bookcase 42x36x13 3/4 68.20 68.20 $3,251.79 6% Tax 195.11 Total $3,446.90 October 9, 1985 9 . . \.. File' COWSTRUCTIOW WRISHT, Report' COWSTRUCTIOW Selection' SCHOOL Degins lith 2 SCHOOL TRACT' CITY , I ",-.- .... /- "\ ~lTO UNIFIED SCHOOL ~RICT, BOYD ElEMENTARY'SCHOOl RIAlTO JR. HIGH, EISENHOWER HIGH SCHOOL UWITS LOCATIOW TYP PRE-STATUS PERIlITS page I Octoner 4. 1985 , ' __..___ _______________ ____________ ______ _______J_______________________._ ___ _______________ _________________._.____________ l.l~ ,<I OOll !,17.ZJ IHZS Riallo Riallo-63 I 404 S, AcaCia 59 syca.ore/Acacia SO,OI Merrill 60' SFO SFO Final 7/83 1-7/lS/BS SFD 60 x .74 (Student Generation Factor) . 44 K-12 Students . 10 . ...-lTO UNIFIED SCHOOL ---'RICT Fi Ie, CONSTRUCTION WRISHT, CASEY ElEMENTAR~ SCHOOL Report: CONSTRUCTION FRISBIE. KOlB AND RIAlTO JR. HIGHS, EISENHOWER HIGH SCHOOL selection' SCHOOL Degins with 4 SCHOOL TRACT' CITY UNITS LOCATION TYP PRE-STATUS PERMITS Page I Octoeer 4, 1985 -------- .....---..----- ------.----- ------ -------~------------------_._---- ---"--------------- -----------------------.--.----- 4,1",<0 -8eecn Roaa Rialto-34 to W/Eucalyptus,N/Rialto MFO Final 4,17,20 -EIl9IWik Riallo-3S 148 SE/Bloo.ington & Willow MFO Final 4,17,20 127S5-L Rialto-B7 2t N/Ranaall, W/Riversioe sm Tent 7/86 4,tB,20 09912 Rialto-l09 94 SE corner Acacia I Ranoa I I sro Tent 12/14/8S 4,t9,20 tllOt COlton-1 169 I. Olive & pepper sro 3-2/B5, 68-7/2S/B5 4,19,20 12391 Colton-2 176 IE corner San Bnao I Syc8lOre sro 2302/85 4,19.20 t2BB6 Colton-3 201 I. & IE crnr san BnOO & Eucal SFO 4-7/BS 4,19,20 12B92 Colton-s 24 IE & I. Eucalyptus & San BOno 24'8/1S 4, t9,20 12507 Colton-6 2t IE corner san BOno & Sycamore SFO 21-6/85 4,19,20001t Riallo 1 909 S, .i Ilow sro 1-7/22/85 4,19,20 ltI32 Rialto-66 79 I/San 8ernarOino, E/cactus sro 4-6/BS, 24-B/BS 4,19,20 t2865 Ria I to-90 t8 E/.i Il0W,l/san 8nao SFO Tent t-U-87 . 9621 SFO 804 x .74 (Student Generation Factor) . 595 K-12 Students MFO 158 x .45 (Student Generation Factor) = 71 K-I2 Students Total 666 K-12 Students . 11 - C File, CONSTRUCTION WRISHT. Reporl' CONSTRUCTION SeleClion: SCHOOL oegin5 lilh 5 SCHOOL TRACT' C IT'I 5, ,;.20 t2777 S.li..~ -riarcourl De" 5,19.20 12718 5.19.2009902 Riallo-Itl Riallo-tl8 Riallo-86 Riallo-93 ""f,LTO UNIFIED SCHOOL' -TRICr' '-" '-" DUNN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL KOLB JR. HIGH, EISENHOWER HIGH SCHOOL \1111 TS LOCATI ON 8 448 17 10 4831 TYP PRE-STATUS PERM ITS page I Oclooer 4, 1985 _______~-------------------~----- __a, ____________.__ __________.______________.__._._ E/CaClus OIl 8aseline , Elilanda S/8a5eline OIl CaCIUS , Lilac E/caclu5. S/8a5eline N/Nolly OIl lri5 , Li lac SFD Tenl 5/87 IIFD Final SFD SFD Tenl 5/87 17-3119/85 SFD 35 x .74 (Student Generation Factor)' 26 K-I2 Students MFD 448 x .45 (Student Generation Factor) . 202 K-12 Students Total , 12 228 K-12 Students . - -Li . L ~'LTO UNIFIED SCHOOL (1RICT '-' .....,; PRESTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL KOLB JR. HIGH, EISENHOWER HIGH SCHOOL , File, CONSTRUCTION WRlSHT, Report' CONSTRUCTION Selection, SCHOOL oegins With'6 SCHOOL TRACT' CITY page I Octooer 4, 19B' UN ITS lOCATI ON TYP PRE,STATUS PERM ITS ------~ --------------- ------------ ------ --------~------------------------ --- --------------- -------------------------------- 6.19.20 10736 '.11.20 12333 6.19.20 07431 6.19.20 09931 6. n.20 102U 6.19,20 10'12 6.19.20 12253 County' 12 64 S, Highlana N, Easton SFO 16-9/B4 County-16 49 N/Easton Qtwn lilac I Cactus SFO Tent B/B3 Rialto-t02 1t4 Btwn Cactus I lilac N/O Baseline MFO 39-1 tlB4 3Hm 36-6IU R iallo-'O 49 walnut I Wi It ow SFO Final 8m Riallo'57 3' E/Willow. N/walnut SFO 1S-8/84 20-4/85 Rialto-62 B4 W/Cactus. N/Baseline MFO 26-9184 32-8/84 5-3/84 Rialto'78 99 N/Walnut. W/Riversiae SFO Tent It/t8/S5 4941 SFD 296 x .74 (Student Generation Factor) = 219 K-12 Students MFD 198 x .,45 (Student Generation Factor) = 89 K-12 Students Total 308 . 13 - . rik- CONSTRUCTION WAlSNT. Report' CONSTRUCTION selection' SCHOOL begins .jth 7 SCHOOL TRACT' CITY RI~lTO UNIrIEO SCHOOL OISTRICT ~....YERS ELEMENTARY SCHo.,." FRISBIE JR. HIGH, EISENHOWER HIGH SCHOOL UlII TS LDeArl ON TIP PRE-STATUS .Ipage I October 4, 19B5 ~_.-.-- -------.------- -----------. .---.- --------------------.------------ --- --------------- -------------------------------- 'PElllms 7,18,20 12H2 7,18,20 10S4. 7,",20 \l337 Riallo-122 Riallo-S8 Riallo-iS 50 45 to 185& S/Baseline bl. Pepper' MeriDian '/Terrace, N/Eli.anda S/8aseline blwn Pepper' Eucalyp, sro rent 9/85 src rent 10/8S sro 10-2/B5 17-6/B4 3-5184 10-4/8 SFO 185 x .74 (Student Generation Factor) . 137 K-12 Students . 1!J . - - 1..-. File' CONSTRUCTION WRISHT, Report' CONSTRUCTION FRISBIE, Selection; SCHOOL pegin5 witn 8 SCHOOL TRACT. CITY "'~ALTO UNIFIED SCHOOk "lSTRICT "- KELLEY ELEMENTARY ~HOOL " KOLB AND RIALTO JR. HIGHS, EISENHOWER HIGH SCHOOL UNITS LOCATION TYP PRE-STATUS PERMITS page I OctoDer 4, 19B5 ------- --------------- -------.---- ____a. ___________________._____._______ ___ _______________ ______________.________________, 8.17.20 -~r. Di~er5, :,:;.Z~ -Aler. Divers. 8,18,20 10296-L 8,18,20 t0997 B,16.20 13124 8.18,20 12669-L 8.1B,20 12679 8,19,20 123t3-L 8.19.20 12974 8,19,20 1l8B2 8.19,20 118B3 Rialto-32 Ria I 10-33 San Bnoo-40 San Bnoo-41 San BnOo-43 San BnOo-46 San Bnao-47 San BnOo-4S San Bnao-49 San BnOo-SO san Bnoo-SI 240 Lorraine.2na.TeakwooO 120 S/Lorraine,Teakrooa I Beecnwooa 12 NINi II,S/Cne5tnut (Dy Nacy) 20 NINil1 at ReXforD 40 S/Rialto E/Eucalyptu5 42E/Pepper, SINi II 9 N/. corner Nill I NeriOian 21S S/NerrilllPepper' Eucalypt) 78 EINeriOian, S, of Nerrill 43 Pepper I RanDall 43 Pepper I Ranaall 8621 NFO Construction MfD Construction SFO Tent 1/84 SFO SFOTent 8/BS SFO Tent 4/84 SFO Tent 4/B4 SFO Tent 2182 SFO Tent 4/BS SFO Tent SFO Tent 120,2185 \2O-121B4 20-2185 20-9/85 SFD 502 x .74 (Student Generation Factor) = MFD 360 x .45 (Student Generation Factor) = Total . 15 371 K-12 Students 162 K-12 Students 533 K-12 Students 120-5/B4 . - File, CONSTRUCTION WRISHT, Report' CONSTRUCTlOll FRISBIE. selection' SCHOOL Degins litn 9 SCHOOL TRACT. C IT'f C "'\lTO UNIFIEO SCHOOL""STRICT - "-' HORGAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL : KOlB AND RIAlTO JR. HIGHS. EISENHOWER HIGH SCHOOL Page I OctoDer 4, 19B5 L UNITS lOCATION TYP PRE-STATUS PERIIITS ------- .-..--------.-- ------------ ------ --------------------------------- --- --------------- ---------------.---------------- i.t':'.Z" j)OO~; Rialto I 620 S Benjaten SFD I-S185 i,17,iC -lirit Pate! Rialto-11T 24 Nllerrill W/Riversioe MfD Final 9,11,20 -Evans, I, Rialto-36 20 EllillOI on BenjaNin IFD Construct ion 12-4/84 8,3165 9, t7 ,20 10381 Rialto-59 3B WllillOl,llBloolington SFD Final 2/BO 9,17,20 12691 Ria Ito-8S 22 IlIi 1101 at Orcnaro SFD 22-3/85 9,17,2012843 Rialto-89 29 'NIE crnr 8100lington I lilac SFD 29-3/B3 9,18,200000B Rialto I 941 E .arguer i ta SFD HIB5 9,18.20 06510 Ria 110-100 72 Btln SycBlOre I Acacia SID lalnut SFD 20-91S/B5, 16'91231B5 9,18.200B672 Rialto-104 47 Acacia I Easton SFD ll-2m IHm 4-1/84 9.IB.20 09B66 Rialto-I07 7 Baseline I Acacia SFD Final 91BO 9,IB,20 10215 Rialto-121 I. I/syca.ore, S/lalnut SrD Tent 61BS 9,IB.20 13105 Rialto-123 16 Slcnaparral,I/Acacia SFD Tent 9/B5 9,19.20 -USA/Fairt, Rialto-ll2 \40 IIRiverside. SIRanoal1 IFD Final 9,19,20 -.onave-pac, Rialto-ll3 78 I/Riversioe, S/Ranoal1 MfD Tent 5/B5 9,19,20 10097 Rialto-54 IB S/lerrill, E/larcn SFD IB-1I8S 9,19,20 10991 Ria 1t0-64 fOO EICactus, NIBloo.ington MfD Final 10/81 9,19,20 11607 Rialto-i7 31 ,/Ranoall, Ellarcn SFD 18-2/U 9.19.20 12513 Rialto-83 t7 I/Cactus, '/Randall SFD 17 8P 9/20/85 683* SFO 321 x .74 (Student generation Factor) . MFD 362 x .45 (Student Generation Factor) . Total 238 K-12 Students 163 K-12 Students 701 K-12 Students " 16 - -.Li l.- RIr""<l UNIFIED SCHOOL OIV-"qCT ~pp ELEMENTARY SCHe-.- FRISBIE AND KOLB JR. HIGH SCHOOLS, .EISENHOWER HIGH SCHOOL ,,/ File: COIISTRUCT 1011 WIlISHT. Report: COISTRUCTlOll Selection: SCHOOL Degina lith 10 SCHOOL TRACT' CITY page I octODIr 4, 1985 UlITS LOCATIOll TYP PRE-STATUS PERIlITS ~.._--- ----_.--._----- .-._-------- ------ --------------------------------- --- ----.-.-------- -------------------------------- IO,IS.2 ~Standrich Apts san 8ndo-4S 123 E/Pepper, S/second IIrD Tent 3/S4 10,'1.2 00002 county I 5710 syca.ore, Rlalto SFD H/85 10,11,2 10792 COuntY-13 73 Sl/Rlverside, Il/Llnden SFD Tent t2/S2 10,19,2 11470 count y-14 49 SI Corner Riverside I Llnaen SFD Tent I2IS4 10,19,2 12360 Fontana-20 54 ./Ielnut Dtln Sierra I Palletto SFD tS-9/84 36-3/85 10,11,2 12705 Fontana-21 S5 E/Slerra. .IIalnut SFD Tent 4/84 10, U,2 12706 Fontana-22 159 Mango I Pllletto SFO Tent 5/S4 10.tl,2 12762 Fontlna-23 28 Mango I pall8tto SFD 2B-4/B5 10.19,2 12763 Fontlna-24 49 Mango I Illnut villlge Pk sro 49-6IS5 10.19.2 00010 Rillto I IS637 BOhnert St. SFD 1-6/85 IO,tl.20ntB Rillto-t06 32 Riverside I Clctus SFO Final 5/79 to.19.2 121S3 Rillto-ttO 129 S/Riverside I/Ayala SFD Tent 4/S7 to.19.2 -JOhn BOurchin RilltO-1lI 141 IIAYlla S/Su.1t IIrD Constr. 10.19.2 12975 RllltO-120 125 ./Bohnert, Dtl CeaarlAyala SFD Tent 7/S7 10. U.2 13053 Rillto-123 t36 S/Sohnert Dtl Ceaar I Ayala SFO Tent I/SS 10.11.2 12932 Rillto-t24 17 ./Cheshire Dtl Linden I Ayala SFO Final 8/S5 10, U.2 t0211 Rielto-5S 43 S/S Riverslde.E/O CICtus SFD Final S/S5 10.19.2 t0230 Rlalto-" 82 E/S ClctuS.S/O 80hnert SFO 31-7/85 10,11.2 t2ITS Ria1t0-73 S I/CICtuS, Cheshire SFO Final 7/S4 10.19.2 12325 Rillto-79 22 E/Riverside. ./Snlllood SFO IH2I84 10, U.2 12464 Rlalto-82 14 I/Spruce. S/80hnert SFO Final 5/29/S4 10,19.2 12648 R illto-U 17 I/Spruce, SI,ohnert IT 8P 1/20/85 IO,11.21293t Rlalto-9t 17 ./Cheshlre Dtl Linden I Ayall SFO Final 8/S5 14051 SFD 1141 x .74 (Student Generation Factor) R MFD 264 x .45 (Student Generation Factor) . Total B44 K-12 Students 119 K-12 Students 963 K-12 Students 17 " File: COlSTRUCTlOll WIlISHT. Report: COlSTRUCTIOII Selection: SCHOOL begins litn II SOIOOL TRACT' CITY .... '. '-<LTO UNIFIED SCHOOL 'ooJrRICT ' BEMIS ELEMENTARY, SCHOOL FRISBIE JR. HIGH, EISENHOWER HIGH SCHOOL VlIlS lOCATIOll TYP PRE-STATUS PERIIITS .-----.7-------------------~----- ---.--------------- ________________________________ ------- --------------- ------------ ------ 11,11,2 07061 11,18,2 0.5.2 11,18,2 OIHI HilltO-IOl Hillto-I05 Hillto-5I I. liS pepper.I/O Eti.lndl I. 8isellne/ACICII 32 SII Pepper. SID Etj'lnal 601 SFa Tent 03/27/86 sra lNIBS SFa Tent 8/28/86 SFD 60 x .74 (Student GeneratIon Factor) . 44 K-12 Students . 18 ) -' Page I October 4, 1185 . - c Fi Ie, CONSTRUCTlOll 'RlSHT, Report' COMSTRUCTIOII Selection, SCHOOL Degins 'ith' 12 SCHOOL TRACT. CITY r.' ..' ~, ~LTO UNIFIED SCHOOL ~TRICT ' DDLLAHAN ELEMENTARY SCHODL KOLB JR. HIGH. EISENHOWER HIGH SCHOOL IIIITS LOCATlDN TYP PRE-STATUS -{\ ...) pege 1 DctoDer 4, 1985 ------. .-------.-.----- ------------ ------ --------------------------------- --- --------------- -------------------------------- PERIlITS 12,19,2 10050 12,19,2 10011 12,19,2 12178 12,n.2 12179 12,11,2 12180 ' 12,19,2 12111 Riello-52 R ie 1t0-53 Ria1t0-74 Ria1t0-75 RiaIt0-7' Aiallo-77 70 ./E corner Grove & Larch 33 S/E corner Eli,anOa & LarCh 47 E/CeOar, S/EliNanOe 46 E/CeOar. S/EtiNahOe 48 '/Larch, S/EliNanoa 49 ./Larch, S/EliNanOe 2931 5fD sra SFD SFD Final 9/83 SFD Final 9/83 IFD Final 9/83 SFD 293 x :74 (Student Generation Factor) . 217 K-12 Students . 19 32-2/85 20-4/a' 28-4/85 19-12/84 3-8/84 16-2/84 25-6/84 17-3/85 .