THE CITY OF SAN DIEGO REPORT TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION
DATE ISSUED: July 3,2013 REPORT NO. PC-13-078
ATTENTION: Planning Commission, Agenda of July 11, 2013
SUBJECT: AT&T - Gold CoastIWangenheim Middle School PROJECT NO. 290602. PROCESS 4.
OWNER! SAN DIEGO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICTI APPLICANT: AT&T MOBILITY
SUMMARY
Issue: Should the Plmming Commission approve a Wireless Communication Facility (WCF) at 9230 Gold Coast Drive, within the Mira Mesa connnunity plan m'ea?
Staff Recommendation: APPROVE Conditional Use Pennit (CUP) No. 1145092 and Planned Development Pemlit (PDP) No. 1145093.
Communitv Planning Group Recommendation: At the December 17, 2012 meeting of the Mira Mesa Community Planning Group, the gropp voted 13-1-0 to recOlmnend approval of this project. In the motion to approve the project, the group made a request that the proposed live eucalyptus trees be changed to a different species due to concems about tree instability. In response, AT&T changed the proposed live species to Brisbane Box. The group also requested that the equipment room be ADA accessible for use by the school if AT&T leaves the property. AT&T did not make this change as the equipment room would be removed if AT&T vacated the property.
Environmental Review: This project was evaluated pursuant to the Califomia Enviromnental Quality Act (CEQA) and detennined to be categorically exempt from CEQA, per State Guidelines, Section 15303 (New Construction). The enviromnental exemption detennination was made on June 7,2013, and the opportunity to appeal that detennination ended June 21, 2013.
Fiscal Impact Statement: AT&T Mobility is the Financially Responsible Party responsible for costs associated with the processing of this application.
Code Enforcement Impact: Not applicable.
"\ ,I<, ,~ ~, ,t.,. -. ,. ~¥ ,J DI"'F~SIIY >- Housing Impact Statement: Not applicable.
BACKGROUND
This project is an application for a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) and Planned Development Permit (PDP) for a Wireless Communication Facility (WCF). The project is located at 9230 Gold Coast Drive on the east side of the Wangenheim Middle School campus, near Black Mountain Road. The project is located in the AR-I-2 zone, within the Mira Mesa community plan area (Attachments 1, 2, 3 and 4).
WCF's are permitted in agricultural zones with a non-residential use with the processing of a CUP, Process 3, when the antennas are less than 100 feet ofthe property line of a residential use, day care, elementary school, or middle school. In thi s case, since a middle school is located on the subject property, a CUP Process 3 is required. The project also proposes to deviate from the zone height and setback requirements, which requires the processing of a PDP, Process 4, to deviate from these regulations.
DISCUSSION
Project Description:
This WCF proposes to install a 65 -foot high faux eucalyptus tree, or "monoeucalyptus," supporting twelve (1 2) panel antennas. The monoeucalyptus would also provide space to collocate another carrier's antennas. Equipment associated with the antennas would be located in an equipment room proposed adj acent to the monoeucalyptus.
The San Diego Municipal Code Section 141.0420(g)(6) allows WCF designed as faux landscape when there are existing trees present or proposed trees similar in size and species to the proposed faux tree. In this case, existing eucalyptus trees are present, reaching a height of around 50 feet. Additional Brisbane Box trees I are proposed adjacent to the faux tree to help to further screen and integrate the monoeucalyptus.
Two deviations are requested for this project:
1. Height: The monoeucalyptus, proposed at 65 feet tall, exceeds the AR-1 -2 zone 30 foot height limit. 2. Setback: Portions of the project are located within the 20 foo t side yard setback.
A PDP, Process 4, is being processed along with the CUP to allow these deviations. The proposed height allows AT&T to meet its coverage objective and is acceptable at this location due to the existing mature trees and proposed additional trees. The setback deviation allows AT&T to locate the faux h'ee within a section of the campus containing a line oflandscape along Black Mountain Road in order to integrate the faux tree and avoid disrupting the school campus.
1 Additional eucalyptus trees were requested lo help screen and integrate the proposed monoeucalyptus tree. At the request of the Mira Mesa Community Planning Group, whic h had concerns about the stability of eucalyptus trees, the proposed species was changed to Brisbane Box.
- 2 - Community Plan Analysis:
While the Mira Mesa Community Plan does not specifically address WCFs, the City's General Plan addresses WCFs in UD-A.15 as follows:
Minimize the visual impact of wireless facilities.
a) Conceal wireless facilities in existing structures when possible, otherwise use camouflage and screening techniques to hide or blend them into the surrounding area.
b) Design facilities to be aesthetically pleasing and respectful of the neighborhood context.
c) Conceal mechanical equipment and devices associated with wireless facilities in underground vaults or unobtrusive structures.
In this case, the project complies with the requirements of the General Plan by camouflaging the proposed antelmas on a new faux eucalyptus tree and by locating the equipment in an area screened with landscape. The proposed design allows the WCF to be aesthetically pleasing and respectful of the neighborhood context.
Conclusion:
This project complies with the applicable regulations of the Land Development Code and the City's General Plan and draft findings (Attachment 5) have been made in the affirmative. Therefo re, staff recommends approval of CUP No. 11 45092 and PDP No. 11 45093.
ALTERN A TIVES
1. Approve CUP No. 1145092 and PDP No. 1145093, with modifications.
2. Deny CUP No. 1145092 and PDP No. 1145093, if the Planning Commission makes written findings based on substantial evidence that the approval is not authorized by state or local zoning law.
Respectfully submitted,
Mike Westlake Alex Hempton, AICP Assistant Deputy Director Development Project Manager Development Services Department Development Services Department
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- 3 - Attachments:
I. Aerial Photo 2. Community Plan Land Use Map 3. Project Location Map 4. Project Data Sheet 5. Draft Permit Resolution with Findings 6. Draft Permit with Conditions 7. Notice of (Environmental) Exemption 8. Photo Simulations 9. Site Justification and Coverage Maps 10. Photographic Survey 11. Project Plans 12. Community Planning Group Recommendation 13. Ownership Disclosure Statement 14. Project Chronology 15. Notice of Planning Commission Hearing
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() Project Location Map North I m~ AT&T - Gold CoastiWangenheim Middle School - Project Number 290602 z W --I 9230 Gold Coast Drive Vol ATTACHMENT 4 PROJECT DATA SHEET PROJECT NAME: AT&T - Gold Coast/Wangenheim Middle School PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Wireless Communication Facility (WCF) consisting of a new 65 foot ta ll monoeucalyptus suppOliing 12 panel antennas with room fo r an additional carrier's antennas. An equipment room is proposed adjacent to the faux tree. COMMUNITY PLAN Mira Mesa AREA: DISCRETIONARY Conditional Use Permit and Planned Development Permit ACTIONS: (Process 4) COMMUNITY PLAN LAND School USE DESIGNATION: ZONING INFORMATION: ZONE: AR-I-2 HEIGHT LIMIT: 30' FRONT SETBACK: 25' SIDE SETBACK: 20' REAR SETBACK: 25 ' LAND USE EXISTING LAND USE ADJACENT PROPERTIES: DESIGNATION & ZONE NORTH: School, AR-I-2 SchooVPark SOUTH: School, AR- I-2 School EAST: Park, AR- I-2 Park WEST: School, AR- I-2 School DEVIATIONS OR Deviation to tbe AR-I-2 zone 3D-foot height limit and VARIANCES REQUESTED: encroaclm1ent into the side setback. COMMUNITY PLANNING The M ira Mesa Community Planning Group voted to GROUP recommend approval oftbis project at their December 17, RECOMMENDATION: 20 12 meeting. Page 1 of 1 ATTACHMENT 5 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. PC-XXXX CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 1145092 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PERMIT NO. 1145093 AT&T - GOLD COAST/WANGENHEIM MIDDLE SCHOOL PROJECT NUMBER 290602 WHEREAS, the SAN DIEGO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT, Owner, and AT&T MOBILITY, Pelmittee, filed an application with the City of San Diego for a permit to construct, operate, and maintain a Wireless Communication Facility (WCF) (as described in and by reference to the approved Exhibits "A" and corresponding conditions of approval for the associated Pennit Nos. 1145092 and 1145093); WHEREAS, the site is located at 9230 Gold Coast Drive in the AR-I-2 zone of the Mira Mesa cOlmnunity plan area; WHEREAS, the project site is legally described as: all that pOltion of the Southeast Quarter of Section 31 , Township 14 South, Range 2 West, San Bemardino Base and Meridian, in the City of San Diego, County of San Diego, State of California, according to Record of Survey Map No. 954, filed in the Office of the County Recorder of San Diego County, September 13,1941; WHEREAS, on June 7, 2013, the City of San Diego, as Lead Agency, through the Development Services Department, made and issued an Enviromnental Detennination that the project is exempt from the Califomia Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) (Public Resources Code section 21000 et. seq.) under CEQA Guideline Section 15303 (New Conshuction) and there was no appeal of the Enviromnental Determination filed within the time period provided by San Diego Municipal Code Section 11 2.0520; WHEREAS, on July 11 , 2013, the Planning Commission of the City of San Diego considered Conditional Use Permit No. 1145092 and Planned Development Permit No. 1145093 pursuant to the Land Development Code of the City of San Diego; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Planning Commission of the City of San Diego as follows: That the Planning Commission adopts the following written Findings, dated January 26,2012: FINDINGS: Conditional Use Permit - Section 126.0305 1. The proposed development will not adversely affect the applicable land use plan; While the Mira Mesa Community Plan does not specifically address WCFs, the City's General Plan (UD-15) requires that the visual impact of wireless facilities be minimized by concealing wireless facilities in existing structures or using screening techniques to hide or blend them into the surrounding area. The plan also calls for these facilities to be designed to be aesthetically pleasing and respectful of the neighborhood context. FUlthermore, the plan states that equipment associated with wireless facilities be concealed from view. This project proposes to camouflage antennas on a Page 1 of 4 ATTACHMENT 5 65-foot tall faux eucalyptus tree, or "monoeucalyptus." The proposed faux tree is located within a line of existing trees and additional trees will be planted to screen and integrate the faux tree. Equipment associated with the facility is located adjacent to the faux tree. Based on the design of this project, the WCF will not adversely affect the applicable land use plans. 2. The proposed development will not be detrimental to the public health, safety, and welfare; The Telecommunication Act of 1996 preempts local govenuuents from regulating the "placement, construction and modification of wireless communication facilities on the basis ofthe environmental effects of Radio Frequency (RF) emissions to the extent that such facilities comply with the Federal Communication Commission's (FCC) standards for such emissions." The proposed project would be consistent with the FCC's regulations for wireless facilities. To insure that the FCC standards are being met, a condition has been added to the permit to require that AT&T perfonn a cumulative model RF test and submit the finding in a report to the City of San Diego prior to the issuance of a building pennit. (Note: This condition is in addition to LDC section 141.0420(b)(I)(A), which requires compliance with federal and state standards and regulations with regards to WCF's.) Therefore, based on the above, the project would not result in any significant health or safety risks to the surrounding area within the jurisdiction of the City. 3. The proposed development will comply with the regulations of the Land Development Code, inclnding any allowable deviations pnrsuant to the Land Development Code; and The project complies with the applicabl e development regulations of the Land Development Code and the City of San Diego Wireless Communication Facility (WCF) Regulations (Land Development Code Section 141.0420). This section of the code requires that WCFs be minimally visible through the use of architecture, landscape, and siting solutions. WCFs are permitted as faux landscape, such as the proposed monoeucalyptus, when existing trees of a similar size and species are present or trees of a similar species that will reach a similar size are proposed. This project proposes to locate antennas on a new 65-foot tall monoeucalyptus tree. Existing trees are present and additional trees are proposed to help screen and integrate the faux tree. Two deviations are requested to the AR-I-2 zone height and setback regulations, which are being processed with the accompanying Planned Development Permit. Therefore, this project complies with the applicable regulations of the Land Development Code. 4. The proposed use is appropriate at the proposed location. WCF are permitted in agricultural zones, with a non-residential use, where the antennas are less than 100 feet from the property line of a day care, elementary school, middle school, or residential use, with the processing of a Conditional Use Permit, Process 3. Consistent with Council Policy 600-43, WCF are more preferTed on property zoned as commercial or industrial and less preferred on properties with more sensitive uses. Wireless carTiers are required to provide coverage within their license area, which sometimes necessitates locating in a less prefenedlocation. In this case, the WCF has been designed as a faux tree, situated among existing trees and other landscape material, and will not disrupt the surrounding uses. Therefore, the proposed use is appropriate at the proposed location. Planned Development Permit - Section 126.0604 1. The proposed development will not adversely affect the applicable land use plan; Page 2 of4 ATTACHMENT 5 While the Mira Mesa Community Plan does not specifically address WCFs, the City's General Plan (UD-15) requires that the visual impact of wireless facilities be minimized by concealing wireless facilities in existing stmctures or using screening techniques to hide or blend them into the surrounding area. The plan also calls for these facilities to be designed to be aesthetically pleasing and respectful of the neighborhood context. FUlthelmore, the plan states that equipment associated with wireless facilities be concealed from view. This project proposes to camouflage antennas on a 65-foot tall faux eucalyptus tree, or "monoeucalyptus." The proposed faux tTee is located within a line of existing trees and additional trees will be planted to screen and integrate the faux tree. Equipment associated with the facility is located adjacent to the faux tree. Based on the design of this project, the WCF will not adversely affect the applicable land use plans. 2. The proposed development will not be detrimental to the public health, safety, and welfare; The Telecommunication Act of 1996 preempts local goverrunents from regulating the "placement, constmction and modification of wireless communication facilities on the basis of the environmental effects of Radio Frequency (RF) emissions to the extent that such facilities comply with the Federal Communication Commission's (FCC) standards for such emissions." The proposed project would be consistent with the FCC's regulations fo r wireless facilities. To insure that the FCC standards are being met, a condition has been added to the pelmit to require that AT&T perform a cumulative model RF test and submit the finding in a repOit to the City of San Diego prior to the issuance of a building pennit. (Note: This condition is in addition to LDC section 141 .0420(b)(1 )(A), which requires compliance with federal and state standards and regulations with regards to WCF's.) Therefore, based on the above, the proj ect would not result in any significant health or safety risks to the surrounding area within the jurisdiction of the City. 3. The proposed development will comply with the regulations of the Land Development Code including any proposed deviations pursuant to Section 126.0602(b)(1) that are appropriate for this location and will result in a more desirable project than would be achieved if designed in strict conformance with the development regulations of the applicable zone; and any allowable deviations that are otherwise authorized pursuant to the Land Development Code. The project complies with the applicable development regulations of the Land Development Code and the City of San Diego Wireless Communication Facility (WCF) Regulations (Land Development Code Section 141.0420). This section of the code requires that WCFs be minimally visible through the use of architecture, landscape, and siting solutions. WCFs are permitted as faux landscape, such as the proposed monoeucalyptus, when existing trees of a similar size and species are present or trees of a similar species that will reach a similar size are proposed. This project proposes to locate antennas on a new 65-foot tall monoeucalyptus tree. Existing trees are present and additional trees are proposed to help screen and integrate the faux tree. Two deviations are requested to the AR-I-2 zone height and setback regulations, which are being processed with the accompanying Planned Development Permit. The monoeucalyptus tree, at 65-feet tall, deviates ii-om the AR-I-2 zone 30-foot height limit by 35 feet. The equipment area and pOltions of the monoeucalyptus, encroach into the 20-foot required side yard setback. The proposed height allows AT&T to meet its coverage objective and existing and proposed trees allow the faux tree to integrate with the surroundings at this height. The setback deviation is appropriate in that it allows Page 3 of 4 ATTACHMENT 5 the WCF to be located within a line of existing landscape and is not in conflict with other school related uses on site. Therefore, the proposed deviations are appropriate for this location and will result in a more desirable project than would be achieved if designed in strict conformance with the development regulations of the AR-I -2 zone. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, based on the findings hereinbefore adopted by the Planning Commission, CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 1145092 and PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PERMIT NO. 1145093 are hereby GRANTED by the Planning Commission to the referenced OwnerlPennittee, in the form, exhibits, telms and conditions as set forth in Permit Nos. 1145092 and 1145093, a copy of which is attached hereto and made a part hereof. Alexander Hempton, AICP Development Proj ect Manager Development Services Adopted on: July 11,2013 Internal Order No. 24003089 Page 4 of 4 ATTACHMENT 6 RECORDING REQUESTED BY CITY OF SAN DIEGO DEVELOPMENT SERVICES PERMIT INTAKE, MAIL STATION 501 WHEN RECORDED MAIL TO CITY CLERK PROJECT MANAGEMENT PERMIT CLERK MAIL STATION 501 SPACE ABOVE THIS LINE FOR RECORDER'S USE INTERNAL ORDER NUMBER: 24003089 CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 1145092 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PERMIT NO. 1145093 AT&T - GOLD COASTfWANGENHEIM MIDDLE SCHOOL PROJECT NO. 290602 PLANNING COMMISSION This CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT (CUP) NO. 1145092 and PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PERMIT (PDP) NO. 1145093 are granted by the Planning Commission of the City of San Diego to THE SAN DIEGO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT, Owner, and AT&T MOBILITY, Pemlittee, pursuant to San Diego Municipal Code [SDMC] sections 126.0301 , et seq. , 126.0601 , et seq., and 14l.0420. The site is located at 9230 Gold Coast Drive in the AR-I-2 zone of the Mira Mesa comrnunity plan area. The project site is legally described as: all that portion of the Southeast Quarter of Section 31 , Township 14 South,. Range 2 West, San Bernardino Base and Meridian, in the City of San Diego, Co.unty of San Diego, State of California, according to Record of Survey Map No. 954, filed in the Office of the County Recorder of San Diego County, September 13, 1941. Subject to the terms and conditions set f0l1h in this Pernlit, permission is granted to OwnerlPermittee to construct, operate, and maintain a Wireless Communication Facility (WCF), described and identified by size, dImension, quantity, type, and location on the approved exhibits [Exhibit "A"] dated July 11,2013, on file in the Development Services Department. The project shall include: a. A 65-foot tall mono eucalyptus (faux tree) sUpp0l1ing twelve (12) panel antennas with space for an additional carrier's antennas and an equipment shelter; b. Deviation to the AR-I-2 zone 30 foot height linlit and encroachment into the AR-I-2 zone side setback, pennitted with the processing of this Planned Development Permit; Page 1 of? ATTACHMENT 6 c. Landscaping (planting, irrigation and landscape related improvements); d. Public and private accessory improvements detennined by the Development Services Depattment to be consistent with the land use and development standards for this site in accordance with the adopted community plan, the California Environmental Quality Act [CEQA] and the CEQA Guidelines, the City Engineer's requirements, zoning regulations, conditions of this Pelmit, and any other applicable regulations of the SDMC. STANDARD REQUIREMENTS: I. This pennit must be utilized within thirty-six (36) months after the date on which all rights of appeal have expired. If this pennit is not utilized in accordance with Chapter 12, Article 6, Division 1 of the SDMC within the 36 month period,'this permit shallbe void unless an Extension of Time has been granted. Any such Extension of Time must meet all SDMC requirements and applicable guidelines in effect at the time the extension is considered by the appropriate decision maker. This pelmit must be utilized by July 25, 2013. 2. This Conditional Use Permit [CUP] and Planned Development Permit [PDP] and corresponding use ofthis site shall expire on July 25, 2023 . Upon expiration of this Permit, the facilities and improvements described herein shall be removed from this site and the propelty shall be restored to its original condition preceding approval of this Pelmit. 3. No later than ninety (90) days prior to the expi.ration of this pennit, the Owner/Pennittee may submit a new application to the City Manager for consideration with review and a decision by the appropriate decision maker at that time. Failure to submit prior to the deadline will be cause for enforcement for noncompliance, which may include penalties and fmes. 4. Under no circumstances, does approval of this permit authorize the OwnerlPelmittee to utilize this site for wireless communication purposes beyond the pelmit expiration date, Use of this pelmit beyond the expiration date of this permit is prohibited. , . 5. No pennit for the construction, occup ~ncy, or operation of any facility or improvement described herein shall be granted, nor shall any activity authorized by this Pennit be conducted on the premises until: ' a. The Owner/Pennittee signs and retums the Pelmit to the Development Services Depaltment; and b. The Pennit is recorded in the Office of the San Diego County Recorder. 6. While this Pennit is in effect, the subject property shall be used only for the purposes and under the terms and conditions set fOl1h in this Permit unless otherwise authorized by the appropriate City decision maker. Page 2 of7 ATTACHMENT 6 7. This Permit is a covenant running with the subject property and all of the requirements and conditions of this Permit and related documents shall be binding upon the OwnerlPermittee and any successor( s) in interest. 8. The continued use of this Pennit shall be subject to the regulations of this and any other applicable governmental agency. 9. Issuance of this Pennit by the City of San Diego does not authorize the Owner/Permittee for this Pemut to violate any Federal, State or City laws, ordinances, regulations or policies including, but not limited to, the Endangered Species Act of 1973 [ESA1 and any amendments thereto (16 U.S.c. § 1531 et seq.). 10. The Owner/Permittee shall secure all necessary building permits. The OwnerlPennittee is infOlmed that to secure these permits, substantial building modifications and site improvements may be required to comply with applicable building, fire, mechanical, and plumbing codes, and State and Federal disability access laws. II. Construction plans shall be in substantial confOlmity to Exhibit " A," Changes, modifications, or alterations to the construction plans are prohibited unless appropriate application( s) or amendment( s) to this Pennit have been granted. 12. All of the conditions contained in this Pelmit have been considered and were determined necessmy to make the findings required for approval of this Pennit. The Pennit holder is required to comply with each and every condition in order to maintain the entitlements that are granted by this Pennit. If any condition of this Pelmit, on a legal challenge by the Owner/Permittee of this Permit, is found or held by a COUlt of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, unenforceable, or unreasonable, this Permit shall be void. However, in such an event, the Owner/Permittee shall have the right, by paying applicable processing fees, to bring a request for a new pelmit without the "invalid" conditions(s) back to the discretionary body which approved the Pelmit for a detelmination by that body as to whether all of the fmdings necessmy for the issuance of the proposed pennit can still be made in the absence of the "invalid" condition(s). Such hearing shall be a hearing de novo, and the discretionary body shall have the absolute right to approve, disapprove, or modify the proposed pelmit and the condition(s) contained therein. 13. The Owner/Pennittee shall defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the City, its agents, officers, and employees from' any and all claims, actions, proceedings, damages, judgments, or costs, including attomey's fees, against the City or its agents, officers, or employees, relating to the issuance of this pelmit including, but not limited to, any action to attack, set aside, void, challenge, or annul this development approval and any envirorunental document or decision. The City will promptly notify OwnerlPennittee of any claim, action, or proceeding and, if the City should fail to cooperate fully in the defense, the Owner/Permittee shall not thereafter be responsible to defend, indemnify, and hold hannless the City or its agents, officers, and employees. The City may elect to conduct its own defense, participate in its own defense, or obtain independent legal counsel in defense of any claim related to this indemnification. In the Page 3 of7 ATTACHMENT 6 event of such election, OwneriPelmittee shall pay all of the costs related thereto, including without limitation reasonable attomey's fees and costs. In the event of a disagreement between the City and OwneriPelmittee regarding litigation issues, the City shall have the authority to control the litigation and make litigation related decisions, including, but not limited to, settlement or other disposition of the matter. However, the OwnerlPennittee shall not be required to payor perfOlm any settlement unless such settlement is approved by OwnerlPermittee. AIRPORT REQUIREMENTS: 14. Prior to issuance of any construction pennits, the Owner/Pemuttee shall provide a valid "Detennination of No Hazard to Air Navigation" issued by the Federal Aviation Administration [FAA]. LANDSCAPE REQUIREMENTS: 15. Prior to the issuance of a construction permit, landscape construction documents shall be submitted in accordance with the Landscape Standards and to the satisfaction of the City Manager. All plans shall be in substantial confOlmance to this Pelmit and Exhibit 'A' on file in the office of Development Services Department. 16. Landscape installed as palt of the project shall be maintained and ilTigated for the life of the pelmit. All required landscape shall be maintained in a disease, weed and litter tree condition at all times. 17. Prior to activation offacility, it shall be the responsibility of the Permittee to install all required landscape and obtain all req\:ti.red landscape inspections. 18. If any required landscape (including existing or new plantings, hardscape, landscape features, etc.) indicated on the approved construction document plans is damaged or removed during demolition or construction, it shall be repaired and/ or replaced in kind and equivalent size per the approved documents to the satisfaction of the Development Services Depmtment within 30 days of damage. PLANNING/DESIGN REQUIREMENTS: 19. A topographical survey confonning to the provisions of the SDMC may be required ifit is detelmined, during construction, that there may be a conflict between the building(s) under construction and a condition of this Pemut or a regulation of the underlying zone. The cost of any such survey shall be bome by the OwneriPennittee. 20. All proposed hand-holes shall be covered with bark material to match the faux tree trunk to the satisfaction of the Development Services Department. 21. All coaxial conduits shall be routed up through the caisson and into the tree to the satisfaction of the Development Services Department. Cable enclosures (refelTed to as "doghouses") are not pelmitted. Page 4 of7 ATTACHMENT 6 22. Branches shall extend a minimum of 24-inches beyond the face of the proposed antennas to the satisfaction of the Development Services Department. 23. Statting branch height shall be no lower than 10-feet, as illustrated on the stamped, approved Exhibit "A. " 24. All exposed cables, brackets and SUppOltS shall be painted to match the faux tree foliage to the satisfaction of the Development Services Department. 25 . Radio-frequency transparent "socks" fully covering the front and back of the antennas (and any other components) shall be installed. 26. The Permittee shall provide color samples and manufacturer specifications for the faux tree prior to Building Permit issuance. This is to ensure that the proposed faux tree integrates with the surrounding landscape and meets the City's quality standards. Staff will pre-approve the color sample and manufacturer specifications prior to Building Permit issuance. The exact faux tree color exhibit and specifications will be used during the FINAL INSPECTION. The specifications approved by Planning Staff must be identical to the as-built faux tree. 27. All private outdoor lighting shall be shaded and adjusted to fall on the same premises where such lights are located and in accordance with the applicable regulations in the SDMC. 28. All facilities and related equipment shall be: maintained in good working order; j}-ee from trash, debris, graffiti; and designed to discourage vandalism. Any damaged equipment shall be repaired or replaced within thirty (30) calendar days of notification by the City of San Diego. 29. The OwneriPemlittee shall notifY the City within 30 days of the sale or transfer ofthis site to any other provider or if the site is no longer operational requiring the removal and the restoration of this site to its o ~iginal condition. 30. The photosimulation(s) for the proposed project shall be printed (not stapled) on the building plans. This is to ensUl'e the constmction team building the project is in compliance with approved the Exhibit ':A. " , " I 31. No overhead cabling is a1l9wed for this project. J 32. Exposed mounting apparatus shall be removed and shall not remain on the faux tree absent antennas. 33. The OwnerlPelmittee shall not cause or allow the antennas located on the faux tree to be different sizes (length, width, or height) than as shown on the stamped approved plans. 34. The WCF shall conform to Exhibit "A" (consisting of the stamped approved plans and approved photosimulations) prior to receiving final inspection approval. Page 5 of7 ATTACHMENT 6 35. Prior to the issuance of a construction permit, the telecommunication provider shall provide a ce11ified cumulative radio frequency model study demonstrating compliance with the Federal Communications Commission's Radio Frequency Guidelines. All significant contributors to the ambient RF environment should be considered in the radio frequency model study. 36. All equipment, including transformers, emergency generators and air conditioners belonging to the Permittee shall be designed and operated consistent with the City noise ordinance. Ventilation openings shall be baffled and directed away from residential areas. Vibration resonance of operating equipment in the equipment enclosures shall be eliminated. ~. 37. The Permittee shall place appropriate signage on the WCF as required by CAL OSHA/FCC to the satisfaction of the Development Services Department. INFORMATION ONLY: • The issuance of this discretionary use permit alone does not allow the immediate commencement or continued operation of the proposed use on site. The operation allowed by this discretionary use pennit may only begin or recommence after all conditions listed on this permit are fully completed and all required ministerial permits have been issued and received final inspection. • A "Telecom Planning Inspection" will be required prior to Final Clearance from the City's Building Inspector to ensure compliance with the approved plans, exhibits, and associated conditions. Prior to calling for your Final Inspection from your building inspection official, please contact the Project Manager listed below at 619-446-5349 to schedule an inspection of the completed WCF. Please request the telecom inspection at least five working days ahead of the requested Final inspection. • Any party on whom fees, dedications, reservations, or other exactions have been imposed as conditions of approval of this Permit, may protest the imposition within ninety days of the approval of this development pennit by filing a written protest with the City Clerk pursuant to Califomia Govemment Code-section 66020. • This development may be subject to impact fees at the time of construction permit Issuance. APPROVED by the Planning Commission of the City of San Diego on July 11,2013 by Resolution No. PC-XXXX. Page 6 of7 ATTACHM ENT 6 Pennit Type/PTS Approval No. : CUP1l 145092 and PDP/1l45093 Date of Approval: 711112013 AUTHENTICATED BY THE DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT Alexander Hempton, AICP Development Project Manager NOTE: Notary acknowledgment must be attached per Civil Code section 1189 et seq. The undersigned Owner/Permittee, by execution hereof, agrees to each and every condition of this Permit and promises to perform each and every obligation of Owner/Permittee hereunder. SAN DIEGO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Owner ' By ______NAME TITLE ,if AT&T MOBILITY Pennittee By __~ ~~~------ Kevin Becker Senior Real Estate & Construction Manager NOTE: Notary acknowledgments must be attached per Civil Code section 1189 et seq. Page 7 of7 ATTACHMENT 7 THE C ITY OF SAN D I EGO Date of Notice: June 7, 20 13 NOTICE OF RIGHT TO APPEAL ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION DEVELOPMENT SERVlCES DEPARTMENT Internal Order 24003089 PROJECT NAME/NUMBER: AT&T Gold CoastiWangenheim MSlNo. 290602 COMMUNITY PLAN AREA: Mira Mesa COUNCIL DISTRICT: 6 LOCATION: 9230 Gold Coast Drive, San Diego, CA 92126 PROJECT DESCRIPTION: PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PERMIT (PDP) AND CONDIT IONA L USE PERMIT (CUP) for a new Wireless Communication Facility (WCF). The project would consist of a 65-foot high mono-eucalyptus (faux tree) suppOlting twelve (12) antennas and an 11'5" by 20'0" equipment enclosure located adjacent to the tree. The project site is located within the AR- I-2 zone; MCAS Miramar AlA; and FAA Patt 77 overlay within the Mira Mesa Community Plan area. ENTITY CONSIDERING PROJECT APPROVAL: City of San Diego Planning Commission (Process 4) ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION: Categorically exempt from CEQA pursuant to CEQA State Guidelines, Section 15303 (New ConstlUction). ENTITY MAKING ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION: City of San Diego Development Services Staff STATEMENT SUPPORTING REASON FOR ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION: The project has been detetmined to be exempt from CEQ A pursuant to Sections 15301. This Class 3 exemption allows for the constlUction oflimited numbers of new, small facilities or stlUctures, including but not limited to, up to four commercial buildings in urban areas not exceeding 10,000 square feet or utility extensions. None of the exceptions listed in CEQA Guidelines Section 15003.2 apply, therefore these exemptions are applicable to the proposed project. Page 1 of 2 ATTACHMENT 7 DEVELOPMENT PROJECT MANAGER: Alex Hempton MAILING ADDRESS: 1222 First Avenue, MS 50 1, San Diego, CA 92101-4153 PHONE NUMBER: (619) 446-5349 On June 7, 2013 the City of San Diego made the above-referenced environmental determination pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). This determination is appealable to the City Council. If you have any questions about this determination, contact the City Development Proj ect Manager listed above. Applications to appeal CEQA detetmination made by staff (including the City Manager) to the City Council must be filed in the office of the City Clerk within 10 business days from the date of the posting of this Notice (June 21, 2013). The appeal application can be obtained from the City Clerk, 202 'C' Street, Second Floor, San Diego, CA 92101. This infOlmation will be made available in alternative formats upon request. Page 2 of 2 500263 -= ;~ Gold Coast ~ 9230 Gold Coast Drive at&t San Diego, CA 92126 mono-eucalyptus __ Proposed eqUipment shelter finished to match exlstfng adjacent building landscaping "'U c.cOJ CD .... I"'tf'l'~ .....o w These simulation s lire Intended for 9raphlcel pUrp051!S only and not Intended to be part 01 or to replace the Information provided on the construction drawings "I .. T,J:J,. , 4/10/2013 Photosimulation of proposed-telecommunications site ':'-".J 500263 Gold Coast ~ 9230 Gold Coast Drive at&t San Di ego, CA 92126 "1J w <0 (J) N o -w ~ --I Th!!e simulations lire Intended for graphical purposes only and not Intended to be part of or to replace the Information provl<1ell on the construction drawings .-),7'1:.1, , 'hotos/rririlatlon of proposed telecommunications site: View from Black Mountain Road and Gold Coast DrIve 4/10/2013 4-;1 500263 Gold Coast ~ 9230 Gold Coast Drive at&t San Diego, CA 92126 Proposed mono-eucalyptus .... Proposed equipment shelter flnlshed to match existing adjacent bulldlng ___~, "'U Proposed landscaplng ___~ ID .... to Cll W o --w ~ () Is:: m z -i ex> These. simulations ere Intended for graphlcel purposes only and not Intended to be pert or or to replace the Information provided on tne construction Clrawlngs ~J,.r , }::J." , 4/ 10/2013 PhotosimuTation of proposed teTecommunicatlons site: View from Black Mountain Road ATTACHMENT 9 SITE JUSTIFICATION Gold Coast 9230 Gold Coast Drive PROJECT DESCRIPTION The project is a proposed wireless communication facility located at Wangenheim Middle School in the Mira Mesa Community Plan area. The subject propelty is located at 9230 Gold Coast Drive. The propelty zoned AR- I-2 and is developed with a middle school. The surrounding uses include Miramar College to the east, school and recreation uses to the north and residential uses to the south and west. SITE DESIGN The proposed facility is a 65 foot monoeucalyptus at the eastern end of the Wangenheim Middle School adjacent to the existing boundary fencing. The equipment will be located at the base of the tree in a shelter. There are existing trees and ground cover around the proposed monoeucalyptus. Neither the proposed faux tree nor the equipment will impact usable school facilities. PREFERENCE 3 LOCATION: The project site is proposed on a Preference 3 location. The site was chosen due to its location in the required coverage area and because it could accommodate the proposed wireless facility. There were no lower preference propelties in the area that could accommodate the needs of this site. CO-LOCATION OF WIRELESS FACILITIES No other wireless carriers are located on this property. Page 1 of 5 500263 ~'I Gold Coast ~ 9230 Gold Coast Drive at&t San Diego, CA 92126 LeguM ·...... ' ...... ,"r"Il-:»I '...... , ",. ~" ~ ·• ....>.It _",. · ,--' • c.-H. ~, ~, ~, ~~I. ~ ~; ru -: ~ ~ ro -• N 1',.,~'" o ~-" -(J"I Legend o Search Ring *' Selected Site City of San Diego Development Services Department Existing sites within 1 mile radius: GRID TIL E: 31,32,35 O GRIO SCALE BOO &38 No sites within 1 mile DATt 311612006 o Alternative Sites: No alternative sites ,~~ 7/25/2012 ~CHM=.9 9230 Gold Coast DrIve at&t San Diego, CA 92126 Cover~e without site Cove,alJe bv Signallovcl 0 • Best SignaI l evtl (dam) >.. -76 Bel' Signol l effi (dBm) >,, ·84 • 8 e~ t Signal l evc:1(dB m) )··92 • 8C:11 SigMllcvd (dOlO) · ·98 Coverage Levels: D Excellent D Variable Poor D No Coverage Coverage with site 500263 Gold Coast ~ 9230 Gold Coast Dnve at&t San Diego, CA 92126 COVERAGE WITH SD0263(30ft .. -- -...... ~T""'""i7?1 ~ Coverage Levels: • o Poor • D No Coverage - -'-J:To • Black Mountain Rd " -u III CO CD ~ o -CJ1 }> o~ I 5: m z --l CO 2/6/2013 ~; 500263 Gold Coast ~ 9230 Gold Coa,st Drive at&t San Diego, CA 92126 Proposed coverage with antennas at 50 ' ~ ~ - . P---- · ~------~--~--~'-~--~l~---u--~!~~~. ~----'J.~.~. t Coverage Levels: o Excellent ~ Poor o Variable D N o Coverage 81 _ N ou·'!l'aln Rd ...... "'U III to CD U1 .....o U1 ~ () I S m z --i (0 4/8/2013 ATTACHMENT 10 at&t PHOTO STUDY & KEY MAP 500263 Gold Coast 9230 Gold Coast Drive Sa n Diego, CA 92126 Prepared for: City of San Diego Department of Planning 1222 First Avenue MS 301 San Diego, CA 92101 Prepa red by: PlanCom, Inc. Contractor Representatives for AT&T Wireless 302 State Place Escondido, CA 92029 Contact: Shelly Kil bourn, Planning Co nsultant (619) 208-4685 July 25 , 201 2 Ph oto Study Page I 712512012 Page 1 of 5 ATTACHMENT 10 at&t Looking at north Looking at south elevation Ph oto Study Page 2 7/25/20 12 Page 2 of 5 ATTACHMENT 10 Looking north from site Looking south from site Photo Study Page 3 7125/201 2 Page 3 of 5 ATTACHMENT 10 at&t Looking west from site Photo Study Page 4 7125120 12 Page 4 of 5 ATTACHMENT 10 "'- ~ ~ at&t Aerial photo of site Photo Study Page 5 7125/20 12 Page 5 of 5 AlCH1TfCTUnE H IrtCOII.,on~UD '" <.. , ...... " .. at&t <... 1.... co, "00' 1""lt"· .. ,· === .. === MOB ILITY PREPAnro FOR GOLD COAST 1337 TRADE STR[[l, JEIIST, ROOII J6114 9230 GOLD COAST DRIVE SAN DIEGO, CA 9212.1 - 42.02. SAN DIEGO, CA. 92126 ===::=== APPROVALS SD0263 R,f. ZO~INQ OAf[ CON51RUCTIGH OATE VICINITY MAP CONSULTANT TEAM PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET SCHEDULE sITe ACUUISITIOH ARCHITECT: APPLICANT: MU MODILIIY NSD PROORAM - SAN otECO T-1 TITLE SllErT WILUA,.. BOCHH '" ROBERT SIJM(l 7J37 TRADE STREtr, 3£AST, ROOI.I l6B~ A-O sirE'" I'ARIIAl Slt[ PLANS SAM OIEGO, CA 92121-4101 UNPlORO APPROVIll. ,,",,",-- - ARCHITECTURE ItlC. A-/ EIllARO[O SHELTER MEA PLAN 325 CARLSOAO VILLAGe DRI\'(, SUIT£ 02 (ft ~ 8) ~Sl-;\lAB CAALseAO. Cf< 92008 sITe CONTACT, OARREll DAUGHERTY A-2 SirE (LEHTlON '" SHELTER EXTERIOR (UVAnOHS ===;;=== HllLCAY DR. (760) 4l~-U74 (&19) 917-6703 ANTEHNA PW .. CSRr PLAH {760} 434-8596 (fAll) A-' PROJECT NAME OWNER: SilN O/(GO UNlflEO SCHOOi. OlsmlCT A-' MONO-EUCALYPTUS ELEVATION .. DtUk.S g L-1 l~OSCAPE O(V(LOPUtNT PlAH g LEASING: SAH 01[00, CA '112103 LS-l SITE SURVEY O(N[1lAl. IllfOflIlATION GOLD COAST Y/oI,NG(HHEIIA ~ PUliCOW, INC. SITE CONTACTI DEBORA Bt:AVOI WIOOl[ SCHOOL J02 STATE M.AC[ (BS8) U7-620~ LS-2 SITE SURVEY (l(NEIlAl. IlIrORIUoTION ~ ...... ~ ( $(:0140100. CA 920211 PROJECT NUMBER COllEGE < S ITE\~ GRce WOOOAO JURISDICTION: OSA ~ (8$t1) 60J-2336 SD0263 PROJECT DESCRIP TION: COlO eo.+.st IlIlIYC " PLANNING: 9230 GOLD COAST ORNE • ~~I~~0~01N[~~LE~~JiLI£~:~C~:c~~~C~~~£ PU.HCOI.I, me. SAN DIEGO, CA 92126 I JOt STAT( PLAce .1~TALUflOt{ or IHR(( ","'ENHA S(CfOItS, or f OUlt 6'-0· ESCOltfllOO, CA 92029 AHl[tfKAS t:ACIl (TOTAl or 12 AHTEtikAS) MOUNTED TO SAN 01EGO CARROL CM'YOM RD. DARRCll DAUC!«.RTY PROPOS(O 65'··0· CO-lOCATABLE UOHO-EUCALYP tUS TRCE. ==::~= (619) 9\7-8703 • IIISTAlUTlOH or lWO OPS AIITWKAS DRAWING OATES • fROf'OS[O R1W11'S 1100111£0 BEMI/IO AHrEMNAS .. 06/21/11 .0" 20 RtVlEW (01) SURVEYOR: 1.1001"11£0 ON CROSSARII (8 PER seCTOR, TOTAl or U) 07/19/12 RrvtSEO ZO ,1 (d) R(VlSEO ZO (01) / flOYD SUR\I£YING • P.ROfOSEO fUTURE CARRIER ANTENHAS (IIA~It.1UIoI OF 12 0'/21/a ,2 ~~~tt_HtJJ,I,~\*m~[~R~~ PROPOSED ~5'-0· CO-lOCATAOl[ OgjH/l1 REVISED ZO ,3(el) 11576 NOROAT( CIRCLE 01/05/13 REI'ISEO ZO '4 CORONA, CALifORN IA 92860 OI lY COWMENTS (,I) (951) n9-79~9 .INSTAlUTION Of A 200 AIoIP ELeOTRICAl SERViCE rROIo! AN OISTlIIO 500&£ I.IANHOLE OV09/ll RE\IIS(O ZO IS (nQ) (9:>1) 7l9-7949 (fAX) THOMAS GU rOE PAGE: 1209-E4 • INSTAllATION or rClco/rla£R SUVICE FROM AI&T rrlco ~ PEDESTAL III Rl0IlT-Of-WAY ADORESS: • t.4 ~OR U HOSCIIPE & IRRIOA TION IS PUNNED fOR TH IS fROJECT. U30 COLD COAST OfII'IC SAN DIEGO. CA 92 126 l.EGA1. DESC~lrTION: 'I' PROJECT AODRESS: ~uo 0010 COAST OIUVt SAN OItGO, CA 91 126 SCALE ASSESSORS PARCEL NUMBER: 318-120-02-00 nit: ORAWINO SCAlts S!'IOWN lH THIS stT 41EPR(s[NT TIlE ===;;=== EX!STING ZOIl1NG: AR.-1-2 CORRCCT SC.t.L£ ONLY WHeN TIiEse ORAWlNOS ARE PRINfUl ttl A SHEET TITLE U" • 36" fORWAT, If mts OAAWlHG SET IS NOT U" ~ J6~, OlIS ZONING PROCESS: SET IS NOT TO SC.t.L£. FcJNDlTIOKAL USE PElU,IIT) RF IN FORMATION TITLE SHEET ""~~: ~~Vf=r.rJR PEllWIT) LTE OSM UMTS 11E1011l .. SETOACl( EXISTING SITE AREA: APPLICABLE COD ES ... - 8H.e ===,,=== .~ - 8gl.~ ,", BN.6 - 810.6 11Hz 1a~.o - 7.HI Will '"' fT. All WORK SHAll COlU'tY WITH THt fOUOWlIfG APPlICAOLE cootS: PROJ(CTS\,ATI:l\ 12096 1050 - 1052,8 t.llIl 1O~5 - 1150 t.lHz AT&T MOl3IllTY: 2211 so. 11170 - 1&&0 ,", ENCLOSURE " CAUrORtllA BUllOINO COOE, TITlE 14, ~OlO EDiTIOI-! CAUf ORlIlA PlU/oIBl/lC coot, 1010 [OnION - 821.4 ,", ACCESSIBILITY DISCLAIMER AnT MOBILITY: 1161 SQ, n, ==;;== ." _ B~6.~ ,", c.wrORHIA IA.CHA«ICAI. COO[, 2.010 EOIiIOO R, 734.0 - 746.0 lolli' ... 821.6 - BH.~ LEASE AREA 1810 - '872.8 MH, 16\i~ - IB\ij.8 Mlh CAlif ORillA ELECTRICAL coDe, 2010 [OITION "" TIllS ~ROJ(CT IS AN Ut/OCC\II'ICO WlR(lESS PCS 1890 - 1900 TELECOMMUNICATIONS FACIliTY AND, ACCORomo TO WHIHEN PROPOSED OCCUPANCY: CAUfbRHIA ENEROY COOE, 2008 EOIliOI-! "" IN TERPRETATION fROM THE CALIfORNIA OEPARTII£tH OF Hl( STATE Ln , $OG WATTS ARCHITECT , IS EK(t.lPT rRO~ OISABLED ACCESS R(QlIl~[UnIfS, IN nle CIICtlT or CONrUCT, lIIE 1oI0ST ReSTRICTIVE cooe IoAAX EIRP : &SO Mill' .. WATTS NOT€: TH(R€ IS 1'10 CXISI/ka T n[COWA UNICATIO~S f.-.<:llITY ON SH~lL fR EVAll 1900 MH.: 54.5 WATTS SITE T-1 Page 1 of 9 iii !, ! ! I! ~II.CMt1tCTUII.( InCOUOII.AlO 1'1 ."... mel , ...... I! i to'- O' SlOE TARO S£Te.<.CK j ,Y~~I~ I ' i Ii, I I, I ===;:=== TO EXISTINC AT&T SAll n0540 I WANGE NH EII.l MIDDLE (TfLCD P.O.C,) .' i SCHOOL PREPARED FOR A I i BLACK MOUNTAIN ROAD EKlsnNC CIlAlNUN~ ~.. "'''''' "'"" '~'.~ 1:--\1'..1 11 I . ' I Y ~ I UlSlttG ,o,Tla p£tJ(sr.ol '1 (T£LCO p,o.c.l I OUN HOllotE 7337 TRMl£ STREH, 3EAST, ROO'" 366.( ST~'"''''RIPPING "-''''~ I I :"'iiru;= ~~~OUNO SAN DIEGO, CA 92"121-01202 I , I < I ===;:=== I APPROVALS 1 I n.F. DAlE laKING ~"''''~'~-- ()f1STl'IC Cl1lJNUrf< ~'" ------1! 1 [XlSTING Ut«RCIIOONQ I ~_ '''''''~ SOColcE ruSE CAIlINH rumlueAl, cot.CloIl.HC"r.(lHS I rAC!UTlES, "- IIPI'Ufll(NCAACES COtrST~lICTlO~ """~'~-- U--~!!!~S!~.J'!\'! . Al,jP, 120/HO V , ~"o" I, =="=~':J.-'--~_ l " 3 I.B3' SITE ACQUISITION DAlE ~~I~~~~ . """ .,.• __~ H_ 20,OO' I, ~;:~~ D~~~~ , ,,,,,. ___J fXISTING PlKIlIC STREET I iASWEKT I..A~DlOUO APPROVAL """~'~-- GOLD COAST ===;:=== 1 PROJECT NAME ~~ro ".""'~ ------... ,1 I SITE PLAN GOLD COAST , ~ t· .:IOII'4' 1m PROJECT NUMBER IR ENG INEERING NOTE: 800263 '~ ,. llIS PIlOJECT IS ON SAH D1tGO Uf NOTE: o tw£NSIOHS SI«lWH Of'( lIIlS PtAN 10 EXiSlol1C BIJIlOINCS, 4< FEHC(S APPRO_IE. fiELD ~ ..... L 1IS - IlULT COHCM11()t;.S ===::=== PROJECTS\AT1<1\ 1~0!I6 AT&T TElECO/oWllHICATIONS TRANSIJIntR mEOUENClES NolO PO\l'ER LLVELS: ===::=== ~24-8f1O ~ I IW«I '/I'I[}TH ~-."''''. IREES TO RE/.WU 1865_1QBO 11111 !!AHD WIDTH 200 W/lTlS PER S[CT(lI( PARTIAL SITE PLAN OSEMEN f: SCAl.E; 1'. 10'~' IJ,S'~IENIS SHOWN m:nECIS PRELIMIN.oRY RCCOOOS R[SEAirC'1 or RECOIlOtl> "MCEl loW'S & PRELI~UH""," TIllE A-O R(POIlI. (/\SEloItNIS AIlE SUBJECT TO AEVlCW Of F~I,\,l TItlE REPORT. SEE SHED LS .. I FOR MlDIlIONAL INrOnW,lICN ON NOlo! P'~OllABLE r/lSE~I(tH"S Page 2 of 9 Af"'UIII1CI\IT 11 T ,...., ..... ~ ... • - B~TH &- = UAllEZ_ ~~ClllHCIUn{ .. INconrOR~HO •,n ... '" <"m •• .""~ "", .. , , <'.""". 0< "QQ' !>,QI "'·,H' 'i~ll l . EQUI PMENT PLAN NOTES: PROPOS£D ...14<1 MOOIUTY PREfABRICATED SPUT - r AC[ CONCRrT[ EQUIPMf.N T SHELTER :: AlHENNAS "" - M PROPOSm CONCRETE LANDiNG. STEPS'" WIJlORAIlS .o.ZIMUTH 50" PREPARED FOR PROPOSED CONCRETE 'IIMJ(WAY " PROPOSm COJU( CAillE TRENCH PROf'OSto £-91 \ EMEIROENCY CPS ANTENNA 1,(0IIN1TO 10 [OUIPI.I(Nl SHELTER (TYPICAL or- 2) PROPOSED ~'-O' WIDE ~ 8'_C' 111G11 CHI,lIlUN~ [N1RV DArE PROPosm 6'-C' HICH CtwNlINi< fENCE PROPOSCO OUTOOOR CONSENSOR UNITS 011 ... cor.:CR£TE PM! (IYP. or 2) ~~!~~ f.~ISTINO CONCRETE S!OEWALK 7337 TRADE STREET, 3EAST, ROOM 36801- () PR(lI'(RTY l"~ EDGE or [XISTING ASPHAlT rAiliNG IU. DATE EXISTING Sll~111.I DRAIN INtEl ZONIUO DATE [XISTING meE TO REMAAI txl~TINO lANDSCAPE TR[ES TO BE REldOV(O (StKlWH 01\511(0) COIISTRUCTION DAI[ CE~TrnU~( Of HISDliG ST0R~ DIWH, FI[LO WRIfY (MeT lOCATION EXISTING CO~IOUR liNES SHOWN AI " -0- INTERVALS SlIE ,,"CQUISlTKlN DATE EXISTING IlmE STORACE /\RoA EXISTING LANDSC}PE /\REA TO R£11.iIti AT&T MOmUiY M'PROVAL DATE NWPOSEO CONCRETE CAISSON FOOliNG DATE PROPOSED MONO-EliCIolWrus POLE LiltlOLOBD APPROVAL .f'ROf'OSEO LANDSCAPE TREES & SI1flUOS. SEE lANDSCAPE DtV£LOPM[Nl PlAN, n ANTENNIIS CI-C~ pfl:(lposm UNDfIlOROUND rneo COI'IOIJIT II~ I I.(UTH 210' PROJECT NAME GOLD COAST PROJECT NUMBER SD0263 9250 GOLD COAST DRIVE SAN DIEGO, CA 92126 SAN DIEGO :: DRAWING OATES 0~/29/12 90X ZD REVIEW (01) 07/19/12 REVISED zn 11 (d) 09/21/12 REVISED 20 #2 (01) Q9/H/12 REyIS.EO to #3 (~i) 02/0~/13 ReVISED ZO ,4 CITY COIolMENTS «I) 04/09/13 REVISED ZO ' 5 (no) ;: SHEET TITLE ENLARGED SHELTER AREA PLAN °fl n PROJtCTS\AT&1\ IlQ96 §'~.~f.RGED SHELTER AREA PLAN ~ II A-1 Page 3 of 9 AkCM tH CTIIR{ IflCOUOI\AH& Ill" .. n' ===,,=== PREPARED FOR 73J7 TRADE STREET, JEASf, Roold 368' SAN DIEGO, CA 92121-4202 === .. === APPROVALS R.r, "" ~,ONIH& DAlE COOSTMIICTIOH CO~'""~-- SITt ACQUlsmOH C,~'""~-- ATI wnEfl L.\, ~O lORO APPROVAL DAlE === .. === WEST ELEVATION PROJECT NAME ROPO £0 (f I'I PROPOSE!) AT&T I.IOBIUTY II'-S' X 20'-0' PR{MANUf'AC1UREO [ROPOS!D AT&T MOOIUTY 11'-$· )( 20'-0' PRHIANIJfM:TUflECI CONCR£TE EDlJIPlJENT SlIEHER WIn! SPllf-Tllet CON<:RrT( CONCruuE EQUIPMENT SUI.\TER Wlnl SPliT-fACE CQNCR(I( OlOCK n NlSIl ON A POUREO-IN- PLJoC£ COHCRrTE PAO. l'~tIT BlOCl< fINISH ON A POI.l<1i:D- IN-f'tAC[ COHCRCTE p,oJ). pAINT I& TEXTURE 1"0 W,TCH ElUSlltIG AOJN::t .... r SCHOOL BU l. DI~, I" TrxruRE TO MIIrCH OJ!mNG #GJACEHI SCIlOOl BUIlOlttG. t t ===,,===SHEET TITLE PRDPOS£D 11' - 0' UIQI SITE ELEVATION ClWHLHI FEHC£ & SHELTER EXTERIOR ,_L, _ ELEVATIONS PI'IOPOS(o Cc»IDEtlSOO OtQT OH A PROPOSED COtfCftCTE CVNRCTE PAO (I'I'P. or 2) LAlCIIiO, SitPS It CUMORM. "'" EKiSTING GIOOE ===" === moJ[CTS\~rltl\ 12096 ===,,=== PROPOSI'» CIJNCRElE • - / WId.It;fI~y NORTH ELEVATION WEST ELEVATION A-2 60,ILP.: 11<1 ' _ ,'.(1' Page 4 of 9 AND COAXIAL CABLE ' :'%~I ~"'~ II,""" I~'" " ~ ." """ I .rou W ~ ~O'""~ , .~!r~, , ,~, ';- 1- Y- 1fQ.~IH ~, • 1"",\:1, '/' • 70' - 0' 10'-0" \9'-0· IS'-ij" 7/6" I flaw . A~CHIHC T U~E I NCO fil O~ A HO " , LTE RRU-\1 I.tOUNTOO , """". c~ "00' (""1"·· .. " SIEEL ",,"elE SUPPOIITS UNlSTflUT SUPPORTS LitUNISTflUT RRU- ISUPPORTSI 110liNT (D 101\ U< ","mE> TYPfCAl'''-II OF 2 lIE ANTENNA TYPICAL Of' 2 LIE AtilEHtlA lYPICAl Of 2 LTE NH(WlA '/' • 10'-0· 10'-0' 11'-10' 14'-Z· 1/8" I f l ~(R "1\ SECTOR A SECTOR B SECTOR C -;c- '" " ~:)" , , -f,- , vo o· • 70' O' 10' o· 10'-6" 10'_S" lIS" I filleR ~' (~;~ Vi)!" ",:c" ". • • 1j! ~ ' ;:- ~ ===,,== 1 1 * PREPARED FOR I 1 NOT[S. ~ 1 1 1, LIE ANTEHNAS RRl! UNITS TO INCLUDE CROSS SECTOR REOUNONlCY fHlUlIE roo [lOTH RHU UliIlS PEA OElAI L \.!:!J & CSRf f'I.AIi ON HIlS 51-1[£1 1 1 1 1 2. N1TENIiAS: ERICSSON "'111-21: 72" lOlle ~ 12" WlOE " g" D(Er. IY£lGtiT : 70 lBS 1 1 1 1 3. fiELD VERIFY N.J. r.... sLE LENGTHS PRIOR TO ORDERING CABLE 1 1 4, VERIfY fl 5EC1011 A RRU B ID '-S" === .. === LTE CSRF J1JUPER CA!lLES Jl/M!'[fl CABLES APPROVALS MOU"'Tt(l TO SUPPORT ARMS TO SUPPORT ARMS --,." ..,',,",r ~~~P~~M'> o!t STEEL ANGLrS ANGLES #leLES CSRF ELEVATION SCHEMATIC R.F. DATE SCAle'N.T.G.. loNIHO OAf[ Nom SCHEIJATIC SHOWS ONLY ONE: COI"ISTRUcnOH DATE or IViO RRlis rerl ClARITY MlTEHNAS .0. '-.0.4 AZIMUTH !;o" f! SIfE ACQUISITION AT&i f.lOOILITY APPROVAL '0"""'--- PROPOSED AT&T ""'U'r----- , 65'-0" HfCH MONO-E(/C&YPTUS LANDtORD APPRoVAL .orr LTE ANlENNA === .. === S[CrOR " PROJECT NAME GOLD COAST ~~3~~fiD U~~SS~~~~ED ----:fr. TO "dilENNA IdOUNTf.I () PIPE ("IYf'ICAl) PROJECT NUMBER SD0263 RrlU - II PER P\..Ni - (IYPICAl) 9230 GOLD COAST ORiVE SAN DIEOO, CA 92126 SAN DIEGO LTE CSRF JUldPER CI\IIL£S ===,,=== MOUtHED TO SUPPORT ,'NTEliMAS CI-C4 DRAWING DATES AAMS I< STEEl ANOLES LTE RIlU_II MOUliTEO 10 AllhlUlH 270· STEEL ANGLE SUPPORT SHOWN OGj29/12 ~o" 10 REView (.1) 5HAO(D (TYPICAl Of 3) 07/19/12 R[~ISED 2D I I (rt) Ogjl!/U RrVISEO 20 #2. (01) 0~/2~!12 R[VIStD 20 #3 (el) 02/05/13 REYISED 10 14 OIlY COMMENTS (rI) 04/09/13 REVISED 10 IS (no) 6'. 12" HJI.~O HOL(S. :r 1 PER UPPER TRUNK) LTE ANI ENNf\ lIE AN1ENW. SECTOR B SECTOR C ===,,=== SHEET TITLE ANTENNA PLAN PROPOSEO SURGE'_~':!);"l'm~c::----J & (fYPICAL or 4). CSRF PLAN ===,,=== PROJE~IS\AI6:I\ 12096 ANTENNAS IIl-M === .. === AZUlUII1 150" CSRF PLAN ANTENNA PLAN :;I(lAI.( ,3/0'-1'-{I' A-3 Page 5 of 9 ~--______~ ______~ ______~T .r \-II\JI ~ "'IT 11 ~~IUUIH - "" ,. PRCPOS(O MOHO-ElICAI.YI>TIIS -B~IH &- = UAllEZ_ A~CH 1H C1Uft( :; U1COIlrOR~TEO ll[ N(lEHH.\ '" .... ,..... •• 'OC, ..,.~ -"., SECTOR C MONO-EUCAI. ¥PTUS OABLE PORT DETAIL ti ' • 12" HNH> HOLES. 1 PER uPPER TRUt..t<) ~ ~!~t 7337 TRAOC STREET. 3£AST. ROOt.! 3684 SAN OIEGO. CA 92 '21 -~202 CROSS SECTOR REDUNOI\NOV FEATURE II APPROVALS NOTE: CROSS SECTOR RWUHDN«:'I' f£ATURE, OH£ I!f OUTPUT FROtot It.F. ,m EACH stCTOR'S RADIO HUID CONK[CTS TO A OIlHR£NT S£CTOR'S ANTENNA. INPUT. WItr_E rut ont::R AF otJTPIl1 CONN£CTS 10 In "-_____ ~ru" =~~) I-H1{NN~ OWN SECTOR'S NllENl1o\ INM WI Rf' JUt.tI'CR ZON!HIl DATE or 11 I\N rEflN.I.5) I ...... l RF CAflL(S l~f!GIliS AAE WlllfN vn, OF EACH OTHER ACROSS AU. StaTORS . roH (XAAIPlE, seCTOR "'S SHORTEST JtJMf>£R IS 6 CO!ISIRUClION FRON'TVIEW sloe VIEW TOP VIEW JT: THERE'FORE SlCTOR C'S tOlI(l[ST ...... P[R em lIE NO ...aRE 0'" nWl 15fT. LONG. I.1o\XlMUU TOTAl.. c.oau: Lf:NOTli fOR 2 CABlES IS 35'- 0' SlT[ ACOUlSlTlOll DATC \'oUGHT, 6J.8 LBS. 2. ILl Rf" C\Bt[ JUWPCRS MUST IJS[ PRE-MADE JUl.lP[RS \'11TH NOTE, PRE-INSTALL.to C~~EC I ORS ON 90TH WDS, AS PHI Rf AND C"lD ATIcT UOBILlW /lPPROYhL DAT( SEST 1'AACT1C,[S AI'IO GUIOEU~Eli. US( OM.Y LOf OR LCf12 JUMP£RS RftU UNITS SHAll. NOT BE MOIJN1(O HORIZONTALLY OR UPSIOC: DOWN PAINT FROM IIPPROVF.O RI' .IUM PER CAm.r V(HOORS (ANOREW AND RFS). 00 RIIU'S GREEN (SOlA't SHIELD otiLY) TO NOT US<: SUPERrLEX TYPE JUI~PCRS. UJIDlOllD I>JII'ROVAL WtTCH fOUAGE or IdDH01IIE[ 0'" " REMOTE RADIO UNIT (fIAU8.11) 3 LTE SITE - RADIO HEAD CONFIGURATION 4 PROJECT NAME "'"IU.S. GOLD COAST PROJECT NUMBER SD0263 9230 GOLD COAST DRIVE SAN DIEGO. CA 92126 PROPOSED RRUS-11 \HIlT llOU JO.O LHS. SURGE PROTECTOR (SQUill) (AT&T) 6 r--'"",,., " .. NOTE: ANfENNA PAI~rro TO W,T()oI COLOR Of rAUX Iocr fOlI.),G( 9- 12" SHEET" TITLE MONO·EUCAlYPT US ELEVATION & DETAILS R·;,==h PROJ[CTS\AHo:T\" 12096 CONKCIORS " ...... "''''''''CA!.YNIIZ[D 1(8) RRtIS-11 Pal seCTOR SHn PIPE AlL EXI'Os(O CAB~ES, SIDE VIEW BACK VIEW PlAN VIEW IlAACt((1S & SUPPORTS SHAll A-4 MOOEL: ERICSSON II.tR·2t BE PMNTm TO w..TCH (KISlING WOOtfT: 70.0 LBS . MONO-EUCALYPTUS ELEVATION tc.O,Lf, l l4 · ~ I'.q ANTENNA & RRU MOUNTING 7 8 Page 6 of 9 \ ".-/ . ,I PLANTING NOTES WATER CON SE RVATION NOTES ~. o I. O£rmMIN( IH[ LOGATiOII or ALL UtiOEflGROUI~O tmUTI(S PRIOR TO TIlE 1. ill I.J\NOSCIII'E /IHO 'RR'O/'J ~. TREES Wl.l BE UXATEO A 1.II~llf.lUM IlISTANe( Of 2 fEET FROM N;I( PAI'INC 4. IILl P[Rf~~NENTLY lANflSCAPW AAEAS WILl BE S(RVED BY i su~r A CE. CURR. WALL, OR CONCR[J( MOW STRIP. PERI.'ANWT. AIJ101MTIC. UNOCROROUNO. I~R«lAnDN S'l'ST[J.IS USING lOW PRECIPITATIO N FIXED Al'10 1'01' UP SPRAY Ii£AOS ~. AU fREt A@ SHRUB !.Rf.hS SIIAlL RECEIVE A J" lAYE/! Of COURSE MUlC/l. CROWl,{) 1 ~. IILl SOIlS IYlll BE FERTIUZED. AMEIiDEO, AIoIO Tum TO CO".... ORM COVER !.R£A SHALL R(CIEVE A I" LAym or FINE MULCH. SIMPLES Of MUlCH /IIlE TO 10 RECOMUEND"'OOflS t.Wlf BY A SOl. TESTlNG tABORATOOY [J[ SUAt,IITlU Tn TilE CITY rOR M'PROIII(. AT lWT IWO WEEKS BEFORt DElIVERY />.NO/OR l}.NDSCA?[ ARCHTECT IN ORDER TO PHOJ.(OfE H~OO ----;:=== 1 6. PLANTtlG INSTJolLATION CRITERtA; />.NO VlGQ(!Q;;~ PIAt/T GROWTH All PROPOS(O TREES 5HN.L BE SELF-SurPORTING. WOODY f>\..ANTS WITH AT L[AST Ol~( WEU DrFlN(D IHUNK IINO St l,ltol L NORt.w.LY " TTAl N A MATURE HtleHI 6. All PlAIHiM) AA[AS Will at I.IAllmUI~ED IN A WEED II.NO DEBRIS PREPARED FOR FREE CONDITION 1 ...,.0 SPR[/I!l or AT LUST 15 rrrr. 7. PlANTING WJNTENAIlCE CIl!TERlA: 7. All ON-SiIE IR~GATltm IIJI'ROVEMENrs SIi.I.LL 8£ PMT OF I~[ All lA)lOSCAPE INsrt\J..1ATION SWoll 8e IJ,o\JNTAINW III ACCORDANCE WlT~ T~F. E1H511~ FOTl\!ll[ WATER DISTRI8UTlOil srSTUI fOR THE EXISTING ~~- -- ~( 1 ClN or SAN Ol~GO lAIIO 08.(:LOf'MENf I\AIIIIAL lANDSCAPE ST"NOAflOS, LANOSCAPE ~REI\S , e. SPRIt;\\l[R IIOOS SH.All BE /oDJUSTED FOR Opnl.1UM PERI'DI/l.IAt>:CL , S, MINIMUM TREE SEPAR... TION DIS111NCE 1I-{l5 SHAll INCl\JO[ TtlROTlLlNO THE FLOW CONTROL AT EACH i 1 ~IPRove:MENT/MINIWIA OISTANCE TO STRUT filE!: , , VIILv( TO OIlTIoiN HIE OPTlIolUM OPERATING PRESSU~E FOR t ACIi , SYSTEM, CONDITIONS THAT C!\USE O~EII-SP/lI\Y, PON~NG, OR , g:t~~R'~=~lT\~~r JJ~~) _-52~EWl10 F£ET fOR SUI~R) RUN-OfT SIWL BE (UMlt!ATEO. IIOJUST 5YSTEl.1 TO AVOID 1!-ESE , 1 MOVE GROliNO UlllllY STHUC1WES - 10 fEET CONDlI)QIiS , ~~~~:6nhE~Jlllftf~RSd:~IJ~E~URR IJNf.S Of TWO SIREnS) - 25 rnr 7337 TRADE STREET, 3EAST, ROOf.! 3684 !I. !lEST IRRIGATION MN~AGEJ,!Wl PRACTICES SlW.l !If USED TO SAN DIEGO, CA 92(21-4202 , i f.lIUrtlATE OR CONTROl TO THf: BEST El(JfJiT POSSIIllE PONDING. , , II. IRRiGllIIOU, AN .w1O~IATJC ElECTRONIC.lllY CONTROll(Q IRRICATKlN SYSTEM SIIALt 8E PROViDED "S REQUIR(Q ro~ PROP(fl ~RIOATIOH , DEVClOPl.1WT, AND RUN - orf, O~ER-SPflAY AND MISTING , MAINTENANCE Of THE \l£GETAT!ON IN A HWllfY, 'OISEAS€-RESISTANT CONDITION. 1 , THE DESKI N Of THE SYSTEM SHALL PfIO\t1J£ IIIJ[QUAT E SUPI'ORr f OR lHl 10. IRRIGATION MEADS SH~ll BE tOCATED OR N)JUSl(O TO Mt!nAIZ( --;:=== VfGETATION SflECTm. PROPOS€D IRRIGATION SYST(t"I: SPAAY & DRIP OR rUMINATE O\'£R-SPAA'l1NG ON SI[)EI'IIIlKS. STREETS AND , NON-OCSIGNAIED USE AREAS , i, APPROVALS , 10, rsR~~~~~~EERfJ~llgl~~~oum~ ~~~~iT~IlE PROJECT ARE .... , 92JO COLO COAST OIWE: , 1 SAN D![GO, I::A. 92126 R.r. ~,,,,,,'-,--- , A lNfOSCAPE MAINTENANCE AGREEMWT loiAY BE REOU(RED fOR lHE Io.REAS YIITHIN lHf: , RIGIiT-Of-W~Y AN[J 1<1('( lJ.RGE RE\I£GETA1£O A~EIIS VISIBLE TO THE PlJBLlC UNlil 1 ZOtllllO ~,",,,7,--- , Q' SUCK TII,IE lIS HI WPROVED ENTlT'!' CAN ASSUME WJN1ENANCE RESPONSI8IUTI ~S. (~~- 11 . ~WUIHWIct:: ALl REOUlfllD lJoNOSC..,pE !.RU.S SHIILl BE IoWN1AltlW BY TIlE COHS1RltCnOt! " .... "I PROPERTY OWNER. THE lANOSC.I.P[ AAEAS 5HIo.lL B~ t.WN1AINEO IN A f~H Of 7,--- DEBRIS ANO ALL PLANT IAIITER ~ SHIIll BE IoWNTAlNrD IN ~ li£AlTIiY GROWiNG COIIOIlION; 1lI5EA~fO 011 OCAD PlAIlT IJATt:RIAL SHAll [lE SAl lSFACTORY TREATCO .'~I OIl RUV,C[O PeR T/jE cooomON!> or THE PERMIT. SfTE ACQIIISITION ","',,'-,-- - 12 REQUU1EO TREES THo'oT OlE 3 "'EMS OR MORE AfTER 111STrIL.lAliON StVoll BE ii REf'lAC[Q I'ItTH 60· !lOX SIZE MATERIAL AT&T MOBIliTY Af'PROVAL ,,"',,7,--- (-- 13, AU, GRAOfD, f)I<;fURAEO OR ERoom NlHS lWIT WILL NOT [JE pm.wlnmv PAveO , 1, OR CO\IEREO (lV STRUClUR(S SHALL fl( p[Rl.IANmTLY RE\lEGETATfO ANO IRRICIIT[Q tAliDLORD APPROVAL "~",,,--- , AS SHoVitI It! TABLE !~2 -04 ' AND i' ACCOHOAIiCE WlIH THE STI\IoKl.'ROS IN THE , LNlD OEVElOPM!:NT MANUAl [ 1 ~1.0111(Q)J. === .. === , 1 , PROJECT NAME , i , i PLANTING LEGEND GOLD COAST FORM & PLANTING , SYMBOl BOTAN!CAL COMMON MATURE HEIGHT , SIZE IQUANTITY i NAME NAME & SPREAD FUNCTION PROJECT NUMBER , , 1 PROPOS£D , ~ 5' H£iGHT SD0263 , tOPHOSTEI.(ON OHIS(lN'j( oox SCREEN U" HOX , , CONfERTUS 25' SPREAI> , 1 9230 GOLD COAST omVE , e SAN DIEGO, Gil 92126 , 1 EXISTING 50' HEIGHT , , (UCAlYPlUS REO Rr.'ER GUU SCREEN EXISTINO - ~O' SPRE...a ===~SA;;N ,:'='0=0==== , CIIMAlD\JL£NSIS , ! Q DRAWING DATES , OV29/12 90" ZO R[\'jEW (cl) 1 EXISTING 07/19/12 REVISED 10 I I (,I) , 20' HEIGHT ""ACI~ MiVoOSA /lCACIo\ DECORATIVE ExtsTt!C 2 09/21/12 REVISW zo (eI) , RH(NOQf.S 15' SPREIIO '2 , G 09/2~/U REViSED 20 13 (01) , i, 02/05/13 REVISED 20 ,~ , CITY COldl.tr.uT~ (rI) PROPOS[o 04/09/13 REVISEO ZO I ~ (no) , 1 20' H£IGHI , , . II£"'CIA 111 1I0I0511 ACM:IA OECOAATtvE 5 GAllON , , e RETINoors 25' SPREAD , 1 , EXISTlIlO PROSTRATE ~. HEIGHT , ! "'CACI ~ OECOfIATI'Vt HISTINC , REOOlEHS 15' SPRfMl - , 1, (9 """" , 1 ,I ===;:=== SHEET TITLE LANDSCAPE ~~~pSCAPE DEVELOPMENT PLAN DEVELOPMENT PLAN ===,,=== PROJECTS\AU,T\ 12096 ===,,=== L-1 Page 7 of 9 ATTACHMENT 11 OWNER'S NAME: s...~ ()I(l(l sc'ma. DISTRICT ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUI.ABER{S) ~16-12(}-02-00 BASIS OF BEARINGS: (NAO llJ; Epoch 2002) THE 3(ARINGS SHOWN HCREON liRE !lASED OH TRUE NOfIn~ AS DETERMINED BY G.P.S. OB SER VAilONS, USING TRIMBLE 5700/5800 AnCHIHCTUM 1t~I IN IN G RECCIVERS AND TRIMBLE GEOOETlC G I ------~""=-- __ __ _ ~ 8_"_"_"_" E_1'~~ ~_' __ PREPARED FOR Insurunce Program: 5/16/2012 VICINITY MAP 6925 lUSK BOULEVARD SAN DIE GO, CA 92 121 ALL THAT CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY 51lU A1(O IN THE COUNTY Of SAN DIEGO, STATE Of CAlIfORNIA, DESCRIBED AS FOlLOWS, PREPARED 8Y: OAF ALL THAT PORTION OF THE SOUTHEAST OOARTER OF SECTION 31, TO\\\'lSfHP CH ECKED 14 SOUTH. RANCE 2 \lltST, SAN BERNARDINO 8ASE AND MERIDIAN, IN THE BY: OAF CITY OF SAN DIEGO, COUNTY Of SAN DIEGO, STATE Of CALifORNIA. ACCORDING TO 11ECORO Of SURVEY MAP NO. 954, ruo IN THE Offlcr OF APPROVED BY: OAF To-IE COONlY RECOROCR Of SAN DIEGO COUNTY, S[PTEM9ER 13. 1941, f~D MORE PARilCULAR~Y DESGRI9ED AS fOLLOWS: .JJ DATE HEVlS!ONS aEGlI~NINC AT THE: CENTER OF SAID SECTIOI{ JI; THENCE SOUTH \·]8'00" EAST, A OISTANC" OF 850.00 fEn TO THE TilliE POINT OF BEGIN NING; r 6/1.5/12 SITE SURvEY lH(NCE NORTtl 69·46'00· EAST, A OlSTANCE OF 800.00 f EET; THENCE LEGEND 2. 1Y6!12 llTlE REVIEW SOUTH nll'OO" f.AST, 1897.6 FEET. MORE OR LESS. TO A POINT ON THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID SECTION 31. fROM WHICH POINT THE SOUTH QUARTER CORNER IlEAR9 SOUTH 119'51'00" V.£ST, A DISTANCE Of SOO..OO fEET: Th o •• $(ondG,d ")mbols wl l TH eNCE SOUTH 89·5\'00' WfST, A DISTANCE Of SOO.DO n(l TO SAl\) bo lound In th ft a owlng . SOUlI1 QUAIHm CORNER: THENCE NORTH 1·311'00' WEST. II orSll\NCE OF 1896.4 f~ET TO THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINN ING. ~ flOlLARO ELECTRIC I.IANHOLE • FIRE HYOOIINT PRO • LIGHT POLE MONUMnlT fOU ND SAN OI~OO SCHOOl. DIS'I'RICT "• FLOYD llTLE REPORT NOlES: APt!: 31O-120-0!~-OO • STORM DRAIN MANIlOlE o fRE~ O£CIDUOJS SURVEY ING TriE FOlLO'MNG EASEI.H]HS EffECT SAID PARCEL AND ME SHo\~ HERECN WillER VALVE 262 I GRECN RiVeR RD. SEE PRELIM INARY TlltE REPORT NO,O!lJOB0 411 PREPARED 9'1' l AWY£RS nnE • HAND ICAP PARKINC STE t05--~M. COMPANY lIND OATED JJLY 9, 2012 fOR OTHER OOCUMENTS CORoNA, CA 921182 (NON-EASEMEHTS) EfFECTING SAID PRoPERTY. ASPHAlT SURFIICE CELL.; (949) 200-0626 OC'''' ' BOnO I ~ Of CURD EM~IL: l . i O ffoyd.U.~. )· 1"9.QOm ITEM , 5 - Eo .... menl{s) for the purpou(s ) $how~ below Md rlghl. (C [OGE OF CONCRETE "'e ldlnlo! there to, 0, 9'on t ~d 1tI a documenl: ELlA ELECTRIC AL TRANSFOflJjER Gronle d to: The Cit y 01 s"" Oift go £OCE Of PN/EI.IENT Purpose, alorm drain " flOWUNE CURB &: GUIlER Rftcordlng Oat.. february 20. 197J " FENCE TOP RccordinO No: as InBlrumenl No. 7J-D442J7 of Oflidol Recards "'" LIP Of G\.JTTER (AS SHOWN HEREON) DUNrlOlME U' LIGHT POLE TOP '" MIISC. VAULT SPOT ELEVAT(ON ITEM 66 - E 4) FIeld ! urv Page 8 of 9 ATTACHMENT 11 I •'"••.51 I ~ K =" BOOTH .'0-~'------l I 8- Vj~ 1 I = OUARfl_ I I Ak CHIHCTUIH :: " ,,""mG K I • ~."'" ... . 00' ....'" ' .. " ..,,,. , , ....11 ...._.,.> c ~, en fO ioU I '.0 .0. ,," "'m. .. " "0" (,,0) , ,, . ,,,, ~ ~u I I Tllcse ~( o" \ --- -~ EASEMENT LINE S!TE NUMBER I --, -- FENCE lINE 1 i I SD0263 LEGEN D SITC ADDRESS 1------92:W COLO COAST DRIVE I 1) Thil I. not G baurwlory lurvey. Ttli. l~ a ."".ioHzed SAN OIECO, CA 92!24 I t rap,,". INlp. n " pt"Plrt~ "'u lind II!<) soomo"ls 111<> ..... h..-eM Vi l O~fO'" reco,d Worm.. t...... I ""l.d h" re~. r~ S""'~1"'9, "'.. . Ironllo\ed the topographic I~""'y to ,o:<:on' """,mot"", U5'''9 the I ' i • \"0 'ouncl 1!lOfI~..,ent, slIa .. n ltereon. 14o litle ,ue«ch ..or SHEE T TITlE I >< , ~ porfor..,ed ~ FIO'fd SlII'WyirU). I...... I 2) My ehang .. "'od' 10 Lhe in formoLion "" this plan, ..iL~ :he I I .ritten content 01 Floyd Su....,y;..9, (...... ,eLie""" floyd SU""')'W"MJ, ...... SITE SURVEY I \ of ally ..... Page 9 of 9 ATTACHMENT 12 MIRA MESA COMMUNITY PLANNING GROUP MONTHLY MEETING MINUTES 7:00PM 17 DECEMBER 2012 LOCATION: Vu lcan Materials offices, Main Conference Room. 7220 Trade Street San Diego, 92121 ATIENDANCE: .Bari Vaz; John Horst; Ted Brengel; Eileen Magno; Joe Frichtel; Bruce Brown; Matt Woods; Jeff Stevens; Pat O'Donohoe; Tom Derr; Craig Radke; James Ludwick; Mike Linton; Marvin Miles. (14) 1. Adopt Draft Agenda - Chair offered opportunity to update the agenda. Since MCAS Miramar staff is available to report, an information item was added. Motion to accept updated agenda made/seconded by Joe Frichtel/Bruce Brown. Motion carried 12/0/0. 2. Approval of November 2012 Meeting Minutes. Chair offered an opportunity to request changes/corrections. No changes were requested and the Chair declared the minutes accepted by unanimous consent. 3. New Bu siness a. AT&T Gold Coast PTS 29062, Wa ngenheim Middle Sch ool. Shelly Kilbourne presented for AT&T. Prese ntation touched on plan to plant ne w Eu ca lyptus trees . Th e Planning Group raise d co nce rn about t hes e kind of trees bein g on sc hool grounds near kid s. Eucalypt us trees are heavy, w it h shall ow root s and can fall eas ily. Th e matter of equipment rooms being ADA compliant w as al so raise d. If AT&T abandons the property, the equipment rooms ca n be use d by the school, but have to be ADA-compliant. Dr. Jerry Bushberg (radiology professor at UC Davis) spoke on the FCC compliance issues and Radio Frequency (RF) exposure issues being nearby a school. Dr. Bushberg reviewed the sources of the current standards for RF exposure. The government/academic expertise group meets 6 times per year to review the current state of the science. The federal limit is 50 times below the level considered harmful. Motion was made/seconded by Ted Brengel/Jeff Stevens to recommend approval, conditioned on replacing Euca lyptus trees with another species such as Cottonwood and the equipment rooms being ADA accessible. Discussion included the Chair reading emails from principals of Wangenheim and Walker. Wangenheim prinCipal Dr. Matthew Fallon reviewed reports and supports the project. Rochelle Dawes, principal at Walker Elementary, discussed with Dr. Fal lon and has no concerns with respect to Walker Elementary. Some community members have expressed concern, but did not attend the Planning Group meeting. The question was cal led and the motion carried 13/1/0 (Mike Linton & Marvin Miles joined at this point). b. Mira Mesa Banner District. Ted Brengel for Mira Mesa Town Council. Ted presented the history of the banner district having been restricted to only Mira Mesa Blvd. The request is to expand it back to all major thoroughfares in Mira Mesa. Motion to support Town Council requested expansion of the banner district to all major thoroughfares in Mira Mesa made/seconded by John Horst/James Ludwick. Kenny Nakayama updated the group on the start of the process w ith the City Council. Motion carried 14/0/0. Page 1 of 3 ATTACHMENT 12 4. Old Business - Action or Information Items as indicated on each. a. All old business deferred until January 2013 meeting. 5. Staff Reports - Information Items unless otherwise noted. a. Agenda deferred all staff reports to January 2013 meeting. Kristin Camper from MCAS Miramar attended the meeting and requested to update the group. Kenney Nakayama also attended. b. MCAS Miramar: Kristin Camper presented. Base CO COL Farnam will attend January meeting. The base command extends Holiday greetings to the Community Planning Group. c. Kenny Nakayama updated the group on Todd Gloria's election as Council President. Canyonland dedication process has completed and 40 acres of the dedicated land are in Mira Mesa. 6. Public Com ments and Announce ments - Information Items Only a. Non-Agenda Pu bli c Comments - 3 minutes per spea ker. Ma rvin Miles ra ise d the iss ue of a Welco me t o Mira M esa sign on Mira M esa Blvd. immediately w est of the 1-15. Th e Maintenan ce Assessme nt Di strict w ill take care of t his. b. Joe Fri chtel reported on GDP amendment for Mesa Ve rde Park. Th e GDP has bee n am ended and the trees w il l be removed. C. Announcements - 2 minutes per speaker. Community events may be announced here. None we offered. 7. Reports - Information Items Only a. Report of Chair/Correspondence - Bari Vaz: Deferred to January 2013 meeting. b. Transportation Subcommittee - Joe Frichtel : Deferred to January 2013 meeting. c. Stone Creek Subcommittee -Jeff Stevens: Deferred to January 2013 meeting. d. AT&T Antennae Application as San Diego Ice Arena -John Horst. Ignacio dela Torre from AT&T was present for the Wangenheim cell phone topic. AT&T expects to restart process in the coming months. e. Planning Commission (CPC) - Pat O'Donohoe: Deferred to January 2013 meeting. f. Los Penasquitos Canyon Citizen's Advisor Committee - Pam Stevens: Deferred to January 2013 meeting. Page 2 of 3 ATTACHMENT 12 Motion to adjourn made/seconded by Joe Frichtel/James Ludwick. Motion carried unanimously. R2~-6ubmitted' JohniHorst Secretary, Mira Mesa Community Planning Group Page 3 of 3 ATTACHMENT 13 City of San Diego Development Services 1222 First Ave., MS-302 Ownership Disclosure San Diego, CA 92101 446-5000 Statement Approval Type: Check appropriate box for type 'of approval (s) re quested: [l Neighborhood Use Permit DCoastal Development Permit o Neighborhood Development ~mit OSlts Developmen.i Permit 0 PI.anned Development Permit DConditionaJ Use Permit DVariance DTentative Map L JVesting Tentative Map [']Map Waiver O Land Use Plan Amendment· OOther Project Title Project No. For City Us~ Only AT&T Gold Coast SD0263 Project Address: 9280 Gold Coast Drive ,·: t' , 1', , ; . i:,," .<;. ! C . Please lIsl owner(s) and (if applicable) of Ihe above referenced property. The list must include the names and addresses of all persons an interest in the property, recorded or otherwise, and state the type of properly interest (e.g., tenants who will benefit from the permit. all i who own Ihe property). A sjgnatJJ[s is required of a!J!Ll:1.§.lQne of Ihe properly owners. Attach additional pages if needed. A signature the Assistan! Executive Director of the San Diego Redevelopment Agency shall be required for all project parcels (or which a Disposition and Development Agreement (DDA) has been approved I executed by the City Council. Nole: The applicant is responsible for notifying the Project Manager of any changes In ownership during the lime Ihe application is being processed or considered, Changes In ownership are to be given to Project Manager at least thirty days prior to any public hearing on Ihe subject property. Failure to provide accurate and current ownership information could result in a delay In the hearing process. itional pages attached 0 Yes Name of Individual (type or Print): Name of IndIvidual (type or print): DOwner o TenantlLessee 0 Redevelopment Agency DOwner r lTenanVLessee 0 Redevelopment Agency Street Address: Street Address: City/Slate/Zip: City/Slate/Zip: Phone No: Fax No: Phone No: Fax No: Signature : Date: signature: Date: Name of Individual (type or print): Name of Individual (type or print): DOwner orenantlLessee DRedevelopmenl Agency DOwner D Tenan l/Lessee 0 Redevelopment Agency Street Address: Street Address: City/Stale/Zip: City/State/zip: Phone No: Fax No: Phone No: Fax No: Signature: Date: Signature: Date: Printed on re cycled paper. Visll our web site at WWW sandiegn goy!deyelopmenl~se[vices Upon request, this information Is available in alternative formats for persons wllh disabilities. DS-31 8 (5-05) Page 1 of 5 ATTACHMENT 13 proJebt Itla: btlll ~r~ b.!: ~li\el ~t~d~h.n prop.rtYI~ h~ld . ~Y \I~otp~i:.t I 6 nOr partJi~I~: IiIP I Legal Status (pl ••••· 011001* r Corpotalion C.Llrnlled LIability -or· r G·on~(.I) What Siale? _ Cbrjlor.l~ Identification NO. ~~~~~_ r: p~rin~r:Ship . .~nlt1g the Q'wnCirshl~~:uemrJlJt, .thQ ,QW.r!B@)'acl cilyJstat0'lZtp: 01i9lsi.ielilp: '.$)111 P,l~go . ghono1Jo:. Fa)\: No: Phone No: Fax No: 6.19·925-7373 6 9125-1J85 arlnerCtype or pr nt): Name of Cotporale ,Offlcer/P(lr1her {type:;. Qr print.,: THlf;! (IYlm Ot ~rlf1l): Dale: Signafurc; Onto: ilIl2?,2Q 12 corporate/Partnership' Name Iypo or prlhl): CorporatdlPaftnerslllp Name (type :or print): COymer Streel Addra'ss: Stroot-AddreSsJ OllY/SlalelZli"; cltyisliI,ealp: Phqh~No~'!~~~~--~~~--.EFa~" ~N~"':~~~~~ phoM No: Fox"No: N.m, QI Oorpotate Orllc.r/Pattlier(iyp~ 01' ptlhll,: ~.acrrcr~r OQrpqrt?,te'OffleerfPqrtncr Uyp~ or print): Title. (type-.or prlnij:' l'tUe (iypa or pHn!); ,SIo;:lho{Ufe- -; Dare: srg~nature \ borporatelhiJlnersh,p Mama llyp,s or print): C OWntlr r. ronantJ(.ess~e DOwner r l'enanULesse-a Slrss.! 'Addross:. OIlY/Slole/Zlp: Clty/Stotol Pro< No, Rhone' No: Fax No: Name 01 Corppralfii Offlcer)Paitrier (typellr"prlnl): Name of CcilP6r~ te Offlcer/Pal1ner (type of ptliity. Title (Iypo or prlrll): Till" (Iypo or print): Sit/Halura; De.le: Signature: O&{e: Page 2 of 5 Board of Education 1 Overview Page 1 of 1 ATTACHMENT 13 Home Board Members Board of Education Board of Education Members of the Board of Education are nominated by geographic sub-districts and elected by the entire school district for a term of four years. Although each board member technically represents the entire school district, schools and members of the public In a particular sub-district commonly address issues to the board member nominated by that sub-district For this reason, nominating sub-districts, along with schools geographically located within them, are listed below for each board member. However, you may contact any board member for any purpose. District A . John Lee Evans District B - Kevin Beiser District C Scott Barnett Dislricl D - Richard Barrera District E - Marne Foster Sub-District Boundary Map Board of Education Roster ). Page 3 of 5 https:l/www.sandi.net/page/3 110 6/1212013 Randall L. Stephenson Board of Director I Corporate Governance I AT&T Page 1 of2 ATTACHMENT 13 Corporate Governance Randall l. Stephenson Chairman and Chief Executive Officer AT&T Inc. Randall Stephenson became chairman and chief executive officer of AT&T Inc. In 2007, and In the years following he has transformed the company Into a global leader In mobile Internet services and IP-based business commurlicatlons solutions. Under Mr. Stephenson's leadership, AT&T has dramatically expanded its nationwide U.S. wireless bUSiness and enhanced Its advanced enterprise capabilities, serving millions of business cus tomers Including multinational companies on six continents. The company also has expanded its fast-growiflg AT&T U-verse platform for integrated TV, data and voice services to reach some 30 million living units. AT&T is today the world's largest telecommunications company with more than $127 billion In 2012 revenues and 29 consecutive years of dividend growth. Over the past five years, AT&T has invested more capital into the u.s. economy than any other public company. Mr. Stephenson began his career with Southwestern Bell Telephone In 1982 In Oklahoma. From 2001 to 2004, he was the company's senior executive vice president and Chief fi nancial officer, and from 2004 to 2007, he served as the company's Chief operating officer. He was appointed to AT&T's board of directors In 2005. Under Mr. Stephenson's leadership, AT&T has undertaken the largest education initiative In the company's history - AT&T Aspire, a philanthropic program to help improve COllege/career readiness for students at risk of dropping out of high school. launChed in 2008, Aspire I invested more than $100 million to support educatlorlallrlitlatives, and in 2012 AT&T announced Aspire II, a new arld exparlded financial commltmerlt of $250 million plan ned over the next five years. Mr. Stephensorl also has led AT&T's breakthrough - It Can Walt" campaign - an education arld awareness program encouraging people to never text while driving. Mr. Stephenson is a member of the board of directors of Emerson ElectriC Co., a member of the PGA TOUR Policy Board and a National Executive Board member of the Boy Scouts of America. Lead ership AT&T Board Bios Randall L. Stephenson Jon C. Madon na James ~I . Blanch,utl Michael D. McCil llister iJ Gilbert F. Amelio ~ John B. McCoy Reuben V. Anderson Joyce M. Roch e Page 4 of 5 http: //www.att.com/genJinvestor-relations?pid=5629 6/1212013 Randall L. Stephenson Board of Director I Corporate Governance I AT&T Page 2 of2 ATTACHMENT 13 Investor Relations Jaime Chico Pardo Matthew K. Rosp. Company Information Scott T. Ford (I Lilura D'Andreil Tyson Corporate Govemance Financial Reporting James P. Kelly Stock [nformation Stockholder Services Investor News Ca{el1dar Investor Contacts FAQ Stock Quote (N YSE!T) Price $]5.62 U1'>tTrade 4:00 PH Jun 122013 ChanQe ,. $-(L14 Cha ll ~e (%) -O.39"Al Volume 16,95S,4lJO 52 Week Low $32.71 52 Week High $ 39.00 Day Low $]5.57 Day High $36.14 Price Quole!>/C harts Related Content AT&T Senior Executive Biographies Citilenship and Sustilioab,hty Diversity Innovation AT&T 2013 Annual Jvleeting of Stockholders 20 l3 Proxy Statement 2012 Annual Report 2013 Annual i'1eeting Filed 8 -K Voting ReSlllts Page 5 of 5 http://www.att.com!genlin vestor -relations?p id=5 629 6112/2013 ATTACHMENT 14 Project Chronology AT&T - Gold CoastlWangenheim Middle School- Project No. 290602 City Applicant Review Response Date Action Description Time Time 9/27/2012 First Submittal Project Deemed Com plete 11/9/2012 First Assessme nt Letter 43 2/14/2013 Seco nd Submittal 97 Second Assessment 3/25/2013 Letter 39 4/12/2013 Third Subm ittal 18 6/5/2013 All issues resolved 54 Pub lic Hearing- 7/11/2013 Planning Commission 36 TOTAL STAFF TIME 172 TOTAL APP LI CANT TIME 115 287 From Deemed Complete to TOTAL PROJECT RUNNING TIME (in ca lendar days) Planning Commission Hearing Page 1 of 1 ATTACHMENT 15 T HE CITY OF S AN D IEGO DATE OF NOTICE: June 26, 2013 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PLANNING COMMISSION DATE OF HEARING: July 11,2013 TIME OF HEARING: 9:00A.M. LOCATION OF HEARING: Council Chambers, 12th Floor, City Administration Building, 202 C Street, San Diego, California 92101 PROJECT TYPE: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT (CUP) AND PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PERMIT (PDP), PROCESS FOUR PROJECT NUMBER: 290602 PROJECT NAME: AT&T GOLD COASTfWANGENHEIM MIDDLE SCHOOL APPLICANT: Shelly Kilbourn, Plan Com, Inc., agents representing AT&T Mobility COMMUNITY PLAN AREA: Mira Mesa COUNCIL DISTRICT: District 5 CITY PROJECT MANAGER: Alex Hempton, Development Project Manager PHONE NUMBERIE-MAIL: (619) 446-5349 / [email protected] As a propelty owner, tenant or person who has requested notice, you should know that the Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to approve, conditionally approve, or deny an application for a Conditional Use Pennit (CUP) and Planned Development Permit (PDP) for a Wireless Communication Facility (WCF) consisting of twelve (12) panel antennas mounted to a new 65-foot tall faux eucalyptus tree, with space available for an additional can'ier's antennas. An equipment room would be located adjacent to the tree. The project is located on the east side of the Wangenheim Middle School campus near Black Mountain Road. The address assigned to the project is 9230 Gold Coast Drive . . The decision of the Planning Commission is final unless the project is appealed to the City CounciL In order to appeal the decision of the Planning Commission you must be present at the public hearing and file a speaker slip conceming the application or have expressed interest by writing to the Planning Commission before the close of the public hearing. Please do not e-mail appeals as they will not be accepted. See InfOimation Bulletin 505 "Appeal Procedure", available at Page 1 of 2 ATTACHMENT 15 www.sandiego.gov/development-services or in person at the office of the City Clerk, 202 "C" Street, Second Floor. The appeal must be made within I 0 working days of the Planning Commission decision. If you wish to challenge the City's action on the above proceedings in COUlt, you may be limited to addressing only those issues you or someone else have raised at the public hearing described in this notice, or written in conoespondence to the City at or before the public hearing. This project was determined to be categorically exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act on June 7, 2013 and the oppOItunity to appeal that detennination ended June 21, 2013. If you have any questions after reviewing this infonnation, you can contact the City Project Manager listed above. This infOImation will be made available in alternative fOImats upon request. To request an agenda in alternative fOImat or to request a sign language or oral interpreter for the meeting, call Support Services at (619) 321-3208 at least five working days prior to the meeting to insure availability. Assistive Listening Devices (ALD's) are also available for the meeting upon request. 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