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From: MICHAEL E. HAYS , Director Subject: Request for Authorization to Proceed with a
study to close Broadmoor Boulevard at 30`h
Dept: Development Services �'� ,r"I f Street.
Date: March 29, 1999 `'�s ' li '
File No: 10.05 "B"
Synopsis of Previous Council Action: MCC DATE: 04-19-1999
July 10, 1995 -- Approved Resolution No. 95-219 adopting "Policy on Closure of City Streets".
Recommended Motion:
That the Director of Development Services be authorized to proceed with a study on the closure of
Broadmoor Boulevard between 301h Street and Marshall Boulevard and that said study be prepared in
accordance with the City's policy on closure of city streets per Resolution No. 95-219.
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Michael E. Hays
Contact Person: Micbgel W Grubbs, Acting City Engineer Phone: 5179
Supporting data attached: Staff Report and Map Ward: 7
FUNDING REQUIREMENTS: Amount: N/A
Source (Acct. No.)
(Acct. Description)
Finance:
Council Notes:
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Agenda Item No.
CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO - REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION
STAFF REPORT
Subject:
Request for Authorization to Proceed with a study to close Broadmoor Boulevard at 30" Street. See attached
Exhibit "B" for a location map.
Background:
A letter (Exhibit "A"), dated March 25, 1999, from Brian Hanitchek, 3003 Broadmoor Boulevard, San
Bernardino and a petition signed by residents was submitted to the City requesting closure of Broadmoor
Boulevard at 301h Street. A non-refundable administrative fee in the amount of $500 has been received as
required by City Policy. If the Mayor and Common Council approve this request for authorization to
proceed, the proponents will be required to pay an additional non-refundable administrative fee of $500 to
continue the process.
Broadmoor Boulevard is a two-lane (one lane each direction) divided residential street between 301h Street and
Marshall Boulevard. The length of this reach of Broadmoor Boulevard is approximately 1,300 feet. The
westbound off-ramp from Route 210 (formerly Route 30) to Waterman Avenue intersects 301h Street on the
south side approximately 200 feet east of Broadmoor Boulevard. The proponents feel that some northbound
motorists exiting the freeway use Broadmoor and Marshall Boulevards as shortcuts to avoid the traffic signal
at the intersection of Waterman Avenue and 30`h Street.
The Development Services Department will seek input from the various public agencies and City departments
serving the area, including the Fire and Police Departments. Based on these responses, Development
Services will prepare a report in accordance with the City's policy on closure of City streets. A public
hearing may be set before the Mayor and Common Council at a subsequent council meeting. After the public
hearing, the Mayor and Common Council may approve or deny the application for closure.
If the closure is ordered at a subsequent meeting of the Mayor and Common Council, then City Policy
requires that funding to cover the cost of construction of the closure be identified with the approval. A
possible solution to this issue would be to prohibit northbound traffic on Broadmoor with reconfiguration of
the curb, and yet still allow southbound traffic to make right-hand turns onto 30`h Street.
Financial Impact:
The two $500.00 administrative fees to be paid by the proponents cover all costs associated with processing
the application to close Broadmoor Boulevard.
Recommendation:
That the Director of Development Services be authorized to proceed with a study on the closure of
Broadmoor Boulevard between 30`h Street and Marshall Boulevard, and that said study be prepared in
accordance with the City's policy on closure of city streets per Resolution No. 95-219.
MAR 25 '99 09:46AM NWAD P.2
EXHIBIT "A" Bryan and Melisa Harnitchek
• 3003 Broadmoor Boulevard
San Bernardino, CA 92404-2315
March 25, ;1999
Mike Grubbs
City of San Bernardino
Dear Mr. Grubbs:
This letter is to request the closure of Broadmoor Boulevard at 30th Street by
construction of a cul-de-sac. Signatures of residents were gathered on a
petition calling for a cul-de-sac, and this petition was submitted to the city on
March 191' 1999.
Please keep me informed of any further requirements and on the status of
this request. Thank you for your assistance.
Sincerely,
Bryan Harnitchek
(909) 883-1500
work (909),,273-4834
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