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TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS C Ira
FROM: HARVEY E. BRAGDON, C` st
DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Coy-"q7
DATE: JULY 26, 1989
SUBJECT: MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE COUNTY, TOWN OF DANVILLE
AND NEW WEST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE
ALAMO SPRINGS GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT STUDY.
SPECIFIC REQUEST(S) OR RECOMMENDATIONS(S) & BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION
RECOMMENDATIONS
Authorize the Chair, Board of Supervisors, to execute the
Memorandum of Agreement between the County, the Town of Danville,
and New West Federal Savings and Loan Association for the Alamo
Springs General Plan Amendment Study with Concurrent Land
Development Requests.
FISCAL IMPACT
None.
BACKGROUND/REASONS FOR RECOMMENDATIONS
The County and the Town of Danville has received notification of
the intent by New West Federal Savings and Loan Association to
develop the Alamo Springs property.
The property consists of approximately 150 acres, 25 acres of which
are within the Town boundaries and the remaining acres are within
the County boundaries. It is in the mutual interest of the County,
Town and the applicant to coordinate the review and approval
process for the land development application. The purpose of the
Memorandum of Agreement is to establish the special procedures,
staffing and funding to accommodate the joint review and approval
of this development project.
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'cc: Community Development (Orifi. ) ATTESTED
Town of Danville (via CDD) PHIL BA 'HE OR, CLERK OF
New West Federal Savings & Loan (via CDD) THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
County Administrator AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
County Counsel
Public Works Department BY , DEPUTY
Supervisor R. I . Schroder (via CDD)
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MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT
ALAMO SPRINGS GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT STUDY
WITH CONCURRENT PRELIMINARY AND FINAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN
AND TENTATIVE MAP REQUESTS
COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA/TOWN OF DANVILLE
This Memorandum of Agreement is entered into as of July
1989 , by and between the County of Contra Costa (hereinafter
"County" ) , the Town of Danville (hereinafter "Town" ) , and New
West Federal Savings and Loan Association (hereinafter "New West"
or "applicant" ) .
RECITALS
This Memorandum of Agreement is based on the following facts and
circumstances:
WHEREAS, the County and the Town have received notification of an
intent to file a development project for residential development
covering a 150 +/- acre site identified as the Alamo Springs
property which is split between the jurisdictional boundaries of
the County (125 +/- acres, identified as APN #197-050-018, -019 )
and the Town ( 25 +/- acres, identified as APN #197-082-014, -016,
-017 , -018 and -020) (hereafter "the project" ) ; and
WHEREAS, the physical characteristics of the property are such
that delivery of urban services will primarily occur through the
Town of Danville - La Gonda Way access corridor; and
WHEREAS, it is in the mutual interest of both the County and the
Town to coordinate the review and approval process (the
"application process" ) for the development project to assure that
project related impacts dealing with traffic, soils and geology,
visual impacts, drainage, etc. , are adequately identified and
addressed; and
WHEREAS, it is also in the mutual interest of the County and the
Town to coordinate the review and approval process for the
development project to assure that development issues pertaining
to general plan and zoning conformance, hillside development,
annexation to pertinent service districts, provision of
pedestrian and equestrian trails, assessment and payment of
municipal services costs, and collection of development fees,
etc. , are addressed in a comprehensive and appropriate manner;
and
WHEREAS, in order to avoid the necessity of processing separate,
parallel development projects with the County and Town, it is
necessary to establish a mechanism by which the County and Town
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can review and approve a common development project for the
subject property (envisioned to include a General Plan Amendment
Study, Preliminary and Final Development Plans and a Vesting
Tentative Map) ; and
WHEREAS, joint processing of the development project will afford
the developer a single unified process; and
WHEREAS, State Planning and Zoning Law provides for the creation
of special procedures to accommodate joint review and approval of
development projects which involve lands falling in multiple
jurisdictions;
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises and
covenants contained in this Agreement, and of the mutual
advantages to be obtained from the implementation of such
promises, the parties hereto agree as follows :
I. COORDINATING COMMITTEE. A Coordinating Committee is to
be established. The Committee shall consist of four members,
appointed as follows: 1 ) one member of the Contra Costa County
Board of Supervisors and one member of the San Ramon Valley
Regional Planning Commission, both of whom shall be appointed by
and serve at the pleasure of the Contra Costa County Board of
Supervisors, and 2) one member of the Danville Town Council and
one member of the Danville Planning Commission, both of whom
shall be appointed by and serve at the pleasure of the Danville
Town Council . Should any member cease to serve for any reason,
the appointing authority shall appoint a successor. This
Committee shall be vested with the following powers and duties:
A. To oversee timely processing of the project, according
to the schedule of Exhibit A.
B. To approve the selection (as recommended by the staffs
of the Town and of the County) of a "Project Manager"
whose contract shall be administered by the County and
Town. The Project Manager will work as a consultant
under contract with the County and Town, and shall be
vested with the following powers and duties:
1 . To work directly with the project applicant and the
Committee in formulating a development application
and participating in negotiations and informal
discussions concerning the development of the
property;
2 . To report to the Coordinating Committee. Staffs
will give recommendations to Project Manager after
receiving input from staff, applicant and public;
3 . To prepare staff reports, EIR documentation and
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related paperwork concerning the development of the
property;
4 . To coordinate, schedule, and provide all necessary
documentation, reports, and recommendations to the
Danville Planning Commission and the San Ramon
Valley Regional Planning Commission, as well as to
the Danville Town Council and the Board of
Supervisors, for the hearing process on the
application.
C. To work with the Project Manager in approving reports
presented to the public legislative bodies concerning
the property;
D. To make recommendations to the Project Manager for
revisions to the development application;
E. In the event of different recommendations from the
Danville Planning Commission and the San Ramon Valley
Regional Planning Commission, the Coordinating
Committee will review those differences and seek to
resolve them prior to submittal of the project to the
Board of Supervisors and the Danville Town Council .
II . PUBLIC HEARING/NOTICE REQUIREMENTS. The public hearing
and notice requirements for the development applications shall
proceed simultaneously with the County and the Town.
III . SIMULTANEOUS/INDEPENDENT PROCESSING. This Agreement
contemplates the coordinated processing of the application
between the two jurisdictions for simultaneous but independent
approval with coordinated, consistent findings and conditions of
approval . County and Town shall at all times retain their
respective powers and duties in each of their respective
territorial jurisdictions . If, for any reason, the applicant is
unable to obtain final approval of the development project from
either the County or the Town, applicant may proceed to process
separate development projects in each jurisdiction, without
coordination. To the extent relevant to such separate
development projects, any work done to that point shall be given
full credit by each jurisdiction so that applicant may proceed
with minimal duplication of processing, approvals and expense.
IV. FEES AND COSTS. The staffs of County and Town estimate
that the total of the application fees, environmental impact
report costs, County and Town staff surcharges for EIR, Project
Manager and County/Town Staff costs, as well as local office
secretarial, reproduction and contingency costs, may well exceed
$200, 000 . New West agrees to deposit the sum of Two Hundred
Thousand Dollars ($200, 000 . 00 ) with the County and Town, who will
place it in an interest bearing joint account in a mutually
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acceptable banking institution. The account shall be in the name
of the County and Town, and County and Town shall each designate
one of their officers or employees as their agent for the purpose
of expending funds from such account. Both agents must sign any
authorization to expend funds from the account. The $200,000
must be deposited by New West before the Project Manager can be
recruited. All interest accumulating on the account shall be for
the benefit of New West, and shall be paid from the account to
New West each month.
The funds in the account shall be available to apply to the
foregoing and related expenses as determined by the Town and
County through the Project Manager. If actual expenses exceed
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars ($200,000 . 00) , then, upon written
notification from the Project Manager, New West shall deposit
such additional monies in such account as are necessary to
complete the processing of its application under this Agreement.
Town and County shall determine the allocation, between those two
jurisdictions, of each such fee and/or cost. All financial
matters shall be jointly administered by the County and Town, and
the Town and County may at any time withdraw funds necessary to
cover expenses of the application process . In the event New West
fails to deposit funds sufficient to meet all expenses of the
application process, New West agrees that the application process
shall cease and New West shall be solely responsible for any and
all obligations resulting from the project, application process,
or this Agreement.
V. AMENDMENT TO MEMORANDUM. This Memorandum may be amended
by the written consent of the parties to it.
VI . DESIGNATION OF LEAD AGENCY. The County is hereby
designated as the lead agency on this project for all purposes
under the California Environmental Quality Act.
VII . EFFECTIVE DATE OF MEMORANDUM. This Memorandum shall
remain in effect from July _, 1989 until all entitlements have
been resolved.
VIII . COUNTERPARTS . This Memorandum may be signed in
counterparts on signature pages attached to form a complete
document.
APPROVE/D BY TOWN OF/DANVILLE:
By-
SUSANNA SCHLENDORF
MAYOR
(COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO.
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ATTEST: APPROVED AS
By: Q i� By
NANCY 0 TENBLAD DOANE
CITY CL ITY ATTORNEY
COUNTY OF CONTRA CO/STA/
By: �ey1t /G�C�rl//f
CHAIRPERSON, BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
(BOARD ORDER NO-. 1 )
ATTEST: Phil Batchelor, Clerk of the Board of APPROV AS TO FORM;
Supervisors and County Administrator
By: By•
ITT MftftT I/ V TOR J. WESTMAN
OUNTY COUNSEL
NEW#WESD//ERAL SAVI S & OAN ASSOCIATION
By: SC�INNITY, ViFe Pre ident
By: 6
KAKN L. BROWN, Assistant Secretary
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The Town and the County agree to use their best efforts to
comply with the following schedule:
May, 1989 Processing Framework approved in
concept by Town and County staffs
July, 1989 Town Council and Board of Supervisors
approval of processing framework,
appointment of ad-hoc committee and
approval of memorandum of understanding
(to have one agency administer the
contract)
August, 1989 Ad-hoc Committee establishes selection
process for Project Manager
September, 1989 Project submittal by Applicant and
selection of Project Manager
September, 1989 Project Manager coordinates review
process through County and Town Staffs
and conducts study sessions with SRVAPC
and DanvillePlanningCommission including
a minimum of two study sessions
October, 1989 Notice of Preparation Distributed
October, 1989 EIR Consultant selected
October, 1989 Preparation of the DEIR
thru Jan, 1990
January, 1990 DEIR review process. initiated
Jan, thru
February, 1990 Project Manager prepares Staff Report
February, thru
May, 1990 Public Hearing process concurrently
through the County and the Town
EXHIBIT A