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E1GEi�?-)a BILL NO. �, �� Dept. Hd. -Lh�2--
DA'L'E: March 3, 1982 C. Att
DEP..=, E1]T: Community Development C. Mgr.
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SUBJEC: TRACT 6526 PARKER RANCH, BLACKWELL HOMES, PROSPECT ROAD, PARKER
RANCH DRIVE AND BURNETT DRIVE
Issue Stmmary
Per the agreement between Blackwell Homes and the City, certain lots are
to be combined. Reversion to acreage appears 'to be the most expeditious
process, therefore, Blackwell is requesting that contigious Lots 10 &'11,
12 & 13, and 1, 2 & 3 (Lots of Tract 6526 Parker Ranch) be reverted tb
acreage (become three lots) as shown on the Parcel Maps at Prospect Road,
Parker Ranch Drive and Burnett Drive. All street improvements were
completed under Tract 6526, Parker Ranch.
Recomrendation
1. Conduct a public hearing on reversion to acreage.
2. Determine the merits of the request.
3. Staff recommends approval of the reversion to acreage subject to the
appropriate findings of Section 66499.16 of the Subdivision Map Act.
Fiscal ImDacts
None
Exhibits /Attachments
1. Proposed Parcel Map
2. Chapter 6 of the Subdivision Map Act relating to reversion to acreage
3. Letter of request from applicant
Council Action
3/3: Clevenger /Watson moved to approve reversion to acreage. Passed 5 -0.
the local agency for such guarantee and warrant), period nor to costs
and reasonable expenses and fees, including reasonable attorneys' fees.
The ]c'islative body may authorize ally of its public officers or
employees to authorize release or reduction of the security ill ac-
cordance witl► the conditions hcreinabove set forth and in accord-
ance with such rules as it may prescribe.
66199.13. In all cases where the performance of the obligation for
which the security is required is subject to the approval of another
a�cncy, the local agency shall not release the security until the obli-
gation is performcd to the satisfaction of such other agency. Such
a�cncv shall have two mon(hs after completion of the performance of
the obligation to register its satisfaction or dissatisfaction. If at the
end of that period it has not registered its satisfaction or dissatisfac-
tion, it shall be conclusively deemed that the performance of the
obligation was dune to its satisfaction.
66- 199.9. Any liability upon the security given for the faithful per-
formance of any act or a.g-recnteut shall be limited to:
(a) The performance of the wort: covered by the agreement be-
tween file subdivider and the legislative body or the performance of
the required act.
(b) The performance of any changes or alterations in such work;
provided, that all such changes or alterations do not exceed 10 per-
cent of the original estimated cost of the improvement.
(c) Tbc guarantee and warranty of the work, for a period of one
year follo%, -iii-, completion and acceptance thereof, against any dcfec-
tivc work or labor done or defective materials furnished, in the per -
formance of the agreement with the legislative body or die perfurm-
ance of the act.
(d) Costs and reasonable expenses and fees, including reasonable
attorneys' fees.
66.199.10. Where the security is conditioned upon the payment
to tlnc contractor, his subcontractors and to persons furnishing labor,
materials or cquipnment to then► for the improvement or the perfor,n-
ance of an act and takes the form of a deposit of money or negoti-
able bonds, a suit to recover the amount due the claimant may be
mainfained against file holder of such deposit. Where time security
takes flmc foram of a surely bond, or surety bonds, the right of recovery
shall be in a snit against flmc surety. Where (lie security lakes the fmrn►
of au instrument of credit, the cause of action shall be against the
financial institution obligating itself oil such instrument of credit.
CHAPTER 6. REVERSIONS AND EXCLUSIONS
. ARTICLE I. REVERSION TO ACREAGE
66199.11. Subdivided real property may be reverted to acreage
i pursuant to time provisions of this article.
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66499.12. Yroc, :cdings for ►eversion to acreage umcty be initiated
by the legislative; body on its otvn motion or by pctilion of all of the
owners of record of the real property within (lie subdivision.
66499.13. 'file petition shall be in a form► prescribed by the local
agency and shall cot.tain the following:
(a) Adequate evidence of title to the real pruperty within the
subdivision.
(b) Sufficient data to enable the legislative body to make all of
the determinations and findings rcquircd by this article.
(c) A final nmap Ndiich delineates dedications which will not be
vacated and dedications which are a condition to reversion.
(d) Such other pertinent information as may be required by the
local agency.
66499.14. The le,,islative body may establish a fee for proccr,sing
reversions to acreage pursuant to this article ill all aumuut which will
reimburse the local agency for all costs incurred in processing; such
reversion to acreage. Such fee shall be paid by the owners at the time
of filing the petition for reversion to acrca,,,c, or if the proceedings
for reversion to acreage arc initiated by the legislative body on its own
motion shall be paid by the person or persons requcstiug the legislative
body to proceed pursuant to this article before such initiation of pro-
ceedings.
66499.15. A public hearing shall be held on the proposed reversion
to acreage. Notice thereof shall be given in time time and manner pro-
vided in Section 66431.3.
66499.16. Subdivided real property may be reverted to acreage
only if the legislative body finds that:
(a) Dedications or offers of dedication to be vacated or abandoned
by the reversion to acreage are unnecessary fur present or prospective
public: purposes; and
(b) Either:
(1) All owners of an interest in the real property within the sub-
division have consented to reversion; or
(2) None of the improvements rcquircd to be remade have been
remade within hvo years from the date the final or parcel , tap was tiled
for record, or within the time allowed by agrcen►cmt for 3nnpletion of
the improvements, whichever is time later; or
(3) No lots slmown on the final ►mmap or parcel map have been sold
within five years from the date such trap was filcel for record.
66499.17. As conditions of reversion time legislative body shall
require:
(a) Dedications or offers of dedication necessary for the purposes
specified by local ordinamce following reversion.
(b) Rctention of all previously paid fees if necessary to accomplish
the purposes of this division or local ordinance adopted pursuant
thereto.
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(c) Retention of any portion of required inlprovcnncnt security or
deposits if necessary to accomplish the purposes of this division of
local ordinance adopted pursuant,thcrcto.
66999.13. Reversion shall be effective upon the final snap being
filed for record by the county recorder, and thereupon all dedications
and offers of dedication not shown thereon shall be of no further
force or effect.
66999.19. When a reversion is effective, all fees and deposits shall
be returned and all improvement security released, except those re-
tained uursuant to Section 66499.17.
66499.20. A tax bond shall not be required in reversion pro -
cccdings.
66499.20'/2. A city or county may, by ordinance, authorize a
parcel neap to be filed under the provisions of this chapter for
the purpose of reverting to acreage land previously subdivided and
consisting; of four or less contiguous parcels under the same ownership.
Any Wrap so submitted shall be accompanicd by evidence of title and
nonuse or lack of necessity of any streets or casements which are to
be vacated or abandoned. Any streets or casements to he left in effect
after the reversion shall be adequately delineated on the map. After
approval of the rcvcrsion by the Governing body or advisory agency
the map shall be delivered to the county recorder. The filing of
the ►nap shall constitute legal reversion to acreage of the land af-
fected thereby, and shall also constitute abandonment of all streets
and casements not shown on the map. The filing of tl►e map shall
::!so constitute a merger of the separate parcels into one parcel for
purposes of this chapter and shall thereafter be shown as such on the
assessment roll subject to.the provisions of Section 66445. Except as
provided in subdivision (f) of Section 66445, on any parcel u►ap used
for reverting acreage, a certificate shall appear signed and acknow-
ledged by all parties having any record title interest in the land being
reverted, consenting to the preparation and filing of tl►e parcel map.
[Amended, Chapter 862, Statutes of 1975]
G6499.203!I. Subdivided lands may be merged and resubdivided
without revering to acreage by complying with all the applicable re-
quiremcnls for the subdivision of land as provided by this division and
any local ordinances adopted pursuant thereto. The lilintg of the filial
map or parcel Wrap shall constitute legal inerging of the separate parcels
into one parcel and the resubdivision of such parcel, and the real prop-
erty shall (hereafter be shown Avith the new lot or parcel bo11ndarics on
the assessment roll. An}' unused fees or deposits previously made pur-
suant to this division pertaining to the property shall be credited pro rata
towards any requirements for the same purposes which are applicable
at the time of resubdivision. Any streets or casements to be left in effect
after (lie resubdivision shall be adcgnately dcliucated on the map. After
approval of the merger and resubdivision by the governing body or
advisory agency the Wrap shall be dcliverctl to the county recorder.
The filing of the map shall constitute legal merger and resubdivision of
the land affected thcruby, and ,(gull ;,I,o co,t,tiurtc abandonutcnt of
all streets and Casements not sh. au ,u tike ill-11).
[Added, Chapter 234, Statutes of 1977]
ARTICLE 2. EXCLUSIONS
66499.21. The superior court of the county ill nrhic h a subdivision
is situated may cause all or any portion of the real property included
within the boundaries of the subdivision to be excluded frut►► such
subdivison and the recorded neap to be altered or vacated, in ac-
cordance with the procedures sct forth ill this article.
66499.22. A proceeding for exclusion shall be ini(iatctl by filin-I
a petition therefor in the ollices of tite count)- sursc)or and county
Clerk of the county in which the subtlivi,ion or the portion thereof
sought to be excluded is situated. Such pctitiou shall accurately and
distinctly describe tite real properly sought to be cxeludcdl by reference
$o the recorded map or by any accurate survey, shall show the monies
;nod addresses of all owners of real property it, the subdivision or
%n tine portion thereof sought to be excluded as far as the s:une
are known to tine petitioners, and shall set forth the reasons for
-the requested exclusion. The petition shall be signed and verified
by the owners of at least two- thirds of the total area of the real prop -
erty sought to be excluded.
66499.23. The petition sltal:' be accoutpauicd by a new 111.11) shov-
:nng the boundaries of the subdivision as it aPpcaii after the exclusion
:and alteration, such new n►ap to dcsigmate as numbered or lettered
parcel; those portions excluded and show the acrcage of each suet►
parcel. If such map can be coi;tpilcd froin data available, alit actual
field survey shall not be required. If such ina1) ntce•(s with II►c ap-
proval of the county surveyor, a certificate by an engineer or surveyor
shall not be required.
66499.24. Upon like filing of a petition pursuant to this article,
any jude of the superior court of the county in which the real Prop-
't is situated shall ►nuke art order direclin- Ibe clerk of the court
to give notice of the filing of the pctitiou. '1'hc nolicc shall be for once a
week for a period .of not Icss than live cousc. uti- weeks and shall he
given by publication in sonic Went ;paper of "encral circnlatiot► within tile,
eounty, or if there is no nc�dspaper poblishcd (herein, by Posting in
Three of the principal places in the county; 1>rucidcd that if suet► real
Properly or any portion (hcrcof is situated dtilltin a city, the notice
shall ltd given by publication i.n ionic newspaper of general circulation
within the city, or if there is tto lie sl ;aper pobli,hcd (luc•rcin, by post-
ing in three of the principal plarc% ill tile, city. Such notice shall con -
lain a slatcnicnt of the nature o1 tlic g
I>clitiori (getter with a direction
that any person may file his w►•ittcrt objcc(ion to the pcli(ion at any time
before the expiration of the time of publication or po,tin ,'. JTpon expira-
tion of the tittle of publication or posting, an allid .1c it showing such
publication or posting shall be filed with the clerk of the court.
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BLACKWELL HOMES
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• P.O. BOX 817 125 EAST SUNNY OAKS AVENUE
• C A M P B E L L, C A I- I F. 9 5 00 8 PH 3 7 8- 5 3 40
February 19, 1982
City of Saratoga
Saratoga City Hall
13777 Fruitvale Avenue
Saratoga, CA 950.70
Attention: Arjan
RE: The Parker. Ranch, Unit #1 - Tract 6526
Lot #s 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12,.,13
Dear Arjan:
Blackwell Homes is.the'owner of the captioned
lots at The Parker Ranch in Saratoga.
By this letter, we are requesting that these
lots revert to acreage as per Parcel .Maps previously
submitted to you by Jennings, McDermott & Heiss, Inc.
This request is per the "Stipulation for
Settlement" between Blackwell Homes and the City of
Saratoga which provides for Lots 1, 2 and 3 to be
combined, also Lots 10.and 11 combine as well as
Lots 12 and 13. The seven lots would, accordingly,
end up as three lots.
Yours truly,
BLACKWELL HOMES
J ck R. Blackwell
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M° 13777 FRUITVALE AVENUE SARATOGA, CALIFORNIA 95070
y 0 0 (408) 867 -3438
March 9, 1982
Blackwell Homes
P. 0. Box 817`
125 East Sunnyoaks Avenue
Campbell, CA 95008
Gentlemen:
This is to inform you that the City Council-considered your
request that seven (7) approved lots (Tract 6526, Lot 1, 2, 33,
10, 11, 12 and 13) be reverted to acreage into three (3) parcels
at the corner of Prospect Road, Parker Ranch and Burnett Drive.
After conducting a public hearing at their meeting on March 3,
1982, the City Council moved to approve your request.
If you have any questions concerning this matter, please do not
hesitate to contact our office at 867 -3438.
Sincerely,
obert S. Shoo
Director of Community Development
RSS:cd
cc: Deputy City Clerk
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6� 13777 FRUITVALE AVENUE SARATOGA, CALIFORNIA 95070
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(408) 867 -3438
March 30, 1982
Blackwell Homes
P. 0. Box 817
125 East Sunnyoaks Avenue
Campbell, CA 95008
Gentlemen:
The City Council, at their meeting on March 17, 1982, adopted
Resolution No. 1067, which reverts to acreage certain lots in
Tract 6526, the Parker Ranch Unit No. 1, and makes findings in
support thereof. A copy of the resolution is enclosed for your
files.
If you have any further questions concerning this matter, please
do not hesitate to contact our office.
Very truly yours,
lobert S. S ook
Director of Community Development
RSS:cd
Enclosure
cc: jDeputy City Clerk
.� CITY OF SARATOGA
Initial:
AGENDA BILL NO. �. 3 d
Dept. Hd.
DATE: March 3, 1982 C. Atty
DEPARTMENT: Ccmu mity Development C. Mgr.
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SUBJECT: OVERLAYING PROSPECT ROAD
Issue Sumnary
Project involved asphalt overlay of two areas of Prospect Road 1. at
Saratoga Creek; and 2) Blaney to Titus. This project was awarded on
October 21, 1981 to Sweeney and Sons, Inc. for the bid amount of
$28,227.20. The final cost of the project carne to $28,040.74.
Recommendation
Approve final acceptance and file Notice of Completion on the above
project.
Fiscal Impacts
Cost of Project: $28,040.74 which comes from the Capitol Improvement
Budget (Account # 4222).
Exhibits /Attachments
1. Final progress payment No. 3
2. Notice of Completion
3. Cost summary
Council Action
3/3: Mallory /Watson moved approval of Notice of Completion. Passed 5 -0.
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FFINAL PROGRESS PAYMENT N0. 3
PROJECT OvEQtaY/,vS 0R030ECr Ro40
CONTRACTOR SwE�NEY ESaNS INC.
P.O. NUMBER 12668 DATE March 3, /982
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Unit
Description
Unit
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Amount,
Quantity
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Amount
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3,232, 83
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4,993.33
3,894.80
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35.75
1,9,'947-50
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CITY OF SARATOGA
F.3E 'DAIBILL NO. 2- 3 0
DATE: March 3, 1982
DEPARTMENT:. Community Development
SUBJECT: OLD WOOD ROAD STORM DRAIN
Issue Sumnary
Initial:
Dept. Hd.
C.
C. Mgr.
For many years a surface drainage problem has existed on Old Wood Road at
Cordwood Court, not only from normal run -off but from an apparent active
spring. This continual run -off has deteriorated the surface of Old Wood Road
ver -y badly.. The solution to this ongoing problem is to construct an under-
ground storm drain system, complete with manholes, a drop inlet, and an inter-
cept drain to take care of the spring activity. This underground system
would extend approximately 400 L.F. to an existing 48" R.C.P. culvert running
under Old Wood Road.
Recommendation
Authorize advertisement for bids on March 3, 1982, with bids being received
on April 1, 1982.
Fiscal Impacts
The Engineer's estimate for this project is $17,500.00 which includes $2000.00
for an asphalt concrete overlay to repair the deteriorated__ surface of Old Wood
Road.
This storm drain work would come from storm drain funds, and the overlay
would come from annual overlay budget.
This project was approved in the Capital Improvement Budget as Cordwood
Court Storm Drain.
Exhibits /Attachments
A. Engineer's Cost Estimate
B. Reduced Set of Plans
Council Action
3/3: Jensen /Watson moved to approve request for authorization to advertise for bids. Passed 5 -0.
- CITY OF SARATOGA
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
ENGINEER'S - ESTI MA TE
OLD W000 ROAD <S'T0.4M 01?.41N 1024J6CT
Name of Project
Date : I-ebfilal-Z 16 ,1962 By: �orsey
!TEM
DESCRIPTION
QUANTITY
UNIT
PRICE
AMOUNT
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/2 " f�a� r�fa�ce�/ Cci7Cr e% �i'
396
L. F
25.00
2.
Znlercepl- Drain kv;A 6 "RM.,0 -
28
L.F.
20.00
56 0, 00
3.
Sfarm Manholes
2
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I,250,
2,500,00
4,
CalGk &,s•Z-, w Curb b'Sud`7`er 7&1;xishe'
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1.250.
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SuB -TOTAL e
3,9 60, 00
70Tr
50,00
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4s haZrZewn -efe Ove,-Iay
SUB- TOTAL= !S 460.00
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TOTAL= 17 6..,...
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CIT:�Y OF SARATOGA
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
OLD WOOD ROA® S DRAIN.
CONTENTS GENERAL NOTES
S H E E T, All work is to be done in accordance with these Plans
.'.. COVER SHEET.'
and specifications and State of California specifications
LOCATION MAP (
January, 1981) , as appropriate.
GENERAL NOTES' 2. All reinforced concrete Pipe shall be AST M C-76.
�LEGEND 3. Contractor shall notify all utility companies prior to
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PLAN AND PROFILE
beginning work. Utilities and their locations shown on the
SHEET plans are approximate and for general information only.
SHEET
4. Adequate traffic warning devices shall be used at all times
Le .3i;) CONSTRUCTION DETAILS as deemed necessary by the Engineer.
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5. The ,Contractor is responsible for requesting necessary
inspection from the Community Development Department.
0 LEGEND Failure to request inspection may be cause for reject-
Proposed Storm Drain Ion of ihe work.
6.All construction activities must be in compliance with
OLD `101100D RD. Existing sanitary Sewer CAL-OSHA. Failure to do so may provide cause for
Water
suspension of work. The Engineer shall have authority
Gas to direct termination of work for safety violations.
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Monument Line
Telephone
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LOCA770N MAP
\ \,`,,`AsOholt C6nc. Overlay
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Top of cost iron drop Inlet hood
left of Station 2 + 64- Old Wood Rd.
Elevation: 312.16
APPROVED: DATE:
ROBERT S. SHOOK
DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
SHEET IOF3
OLD WOOD
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CITY OF SARATOGA
AGENDA BILL NO: a3 3
DATE: March 3, 1982
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City At ty
DEPARTMENT: Maintenance Services City Mgr
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SUBJECT: Agreement with Saratoga Drama Group for Installation of the Lighting Booth
Issue Summa
The Capital Improvement Budget provides an allocation of $2,700 for the addition of a
lighting booth in the Civic Theatre. In order to implement the project, an agreement is
being proposed between the City and Saratoga Drama Group, representing the various theatre
groups. The agreement requires plans to be approved, building permits to be obtained,
compliance with inspection and requires an accounting of the expenditure of the City funds.
Recommendation
Approve the agreement between the City of Saratoga and the Saratoga Drama Group for installation
of the Lighting Booth in the Saratoga Civic Theatre.
Financial Impact
The agreement calls for the budgeted sum of $2,700 to be paid to Saratoga Drama Group,
representing the theatre groups, in order for the project to be implemented.
Attachments /Exhibits
Agreement
Council Action
3/3: Mallory /Jensen moved to approve. Passed 5 -0.
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF SARATOGA
AND SARATOGA DRAMA GROUP FOR INSTALLATION
OF THE LIGHTING BOOTH IN THE SARATOGA CIVIC THEATRE
The City of Saratoga agrees to allow Saratoga Drama Group, representing
Saratoga Drama Group, West Valley Light Opera Association and the Community Players,
to construct a lighting booth in the Saratoga Civic Theatre. Requirements are
as follows:
1) Drama Group agrees to provide labor and materials to construct
lighting booth as approved by City.
2) Drama Group agrees to submit construction drawings.and specifications
to Community Development Department for review and obtain necessary
building and electrical permits as required by Community Development
Department. All permit fees shall be waived.
3) Drama Group agrees to complete within 120 days of approval of said plans,
the lighting booth, to be constructed at Drama Group's sole cost and expense.
4) Drama Group agrees to comply with inspections as required by Community
Development Department.
5) City agrees to contribute the sum of $2,700 to Drama Group to be used by
Group to defray cost of expenses of such improvements, and payment to be
made within 30 days of completion of this Agreement.
6) Within 30 days from completion of work of improvements, Drama Group shall
render to the City a full and complete accounting of the expenditure of
City funds for the improvement. Any City funds not used for the approved
project shall be returned to the City.
7) Drama 'Group is advised that the Project is being financed by Federal Revenue
Sharing Funds, and that therefore, anything to the contrary in the City's
prevailing wage scale notwithstanding, if any City money is used for wages,
minimum wages for laborers and other construction workers shall be as
determined by the Sbcretary of Labor, a copy of which schedule for minimum
wages is on file with the City of Saratoga. If any wages are paid from
City funds, Drama Group is required to complete the Federal Forms stating
employee and salary paid.
8) Drama Group agrees at all times of progress of work to carry with insurance
carriers approved by the City, full coverage or workers compensation and
public liability and property damage insurance, and to furnish the City with
a certificate from said insurance carriers acknowledging full liability on
account of any and all injuries to workers and others, and against all property
damage caused directly or indirectly by the performance or execution of
this Agreement.
For Saratoga Drama Gro p
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Date
City Manager
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Members of the Council:
March 1, 1982
This letter is to state ny opposition to thb proposed ordinance
regulating false alarms. I appreciate the need to do something
but not with.the method proposed. There should be more.public
input.
Obiections:
1) Why should the majority be saddled with a problem created.by
a careless few?
2) Why invite burglars to Saratoga, already a ripe target?
3)' It will discourage neighbors from reporting a potential burglary
as they will not want to spend their neighbor's money recklessly.
.4) It will increase the danger to the public since people may
tend to investigate personally before calling for police and may
confront burglars; a very hazardous situation as the Sheriff's
Office can explain.
5) This would set a serious precedent for charges for bther
police services such a prowler calls where no one is found, accident
investigations, family fights, loud parties, etc.
6) The overall effect will be to decrease public safety, increase
burglary, increase paperwork, and diminish respect for law enforce-
ment. Remember, it is the officer's personal decision as to what
was a "false alarm.'
Suggestions;
1) Provide more time for public input!
2) Gather more facts before making a.decision of any kind:
a. How many false alarms a year vs. number of homes in Saratoga?
b. How many actual burglaries at what cost to residents?
C. How many false and valid commercial alarms /hold -ups?
d. How many false alarms per address per year?
e. How many burglars caught in the act?
f. What is the Sheriff's average response time to an alarm?
g. What is the percentage of solved burglaries?
h. How many burglaries were actually prevented or interupted
by an alarm?
3) I agree that excessive false alarms are a serious problem and
waste of resources but there must already be laws against public
nuisances that might be used to control the problem. One, two or
maybe even three a year would allow for such things as PG &E transients
or shutoffs, sonic booms, excessive winds, or even honest mistakes
that set off alarms.
4) Enact an ordinance but allow the citizens of Saratoga a fair
margin for error. After all, even the Sheriff's department makes
errors. Ask them about the radio system failure of a few months ago.
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In conclusion, I ask that you do not approve the proposed ordinance
as written, and instead, hold a public hearing so the residents can
express their opinions. I am afraid that this ordinance is just
a patch on the real problem of providing adequate public safety
services to the Citizens of Saratoga as money gets tighter.
Respectfully,
Bruce O. rdan
12679 McCartysville Place
Saratoga
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