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TO: <br /> <br /> FROM: <br /> <br />SUBJECT: <br /> <br />~[EMORANDUM <br /> <br />CITY MANAGER <br /> <br />DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WOPd<S <br /> <br />M~rch 6, 1967 <br /> <br />Suggested Policy Establishing Davelop~ ~tlgations <br />of Maoor Storm Drain Channels. <br /> <br />for Crossings <br /> <br />Crossings of channels that can ba accomplished by pipe or box culverts shall be <br />the responsibility of the abutting property owners, up to~ the extent of the re- <br />quirements of the Subdivision Ordinance. In the case of a major thoroughfare, <br />therefore, the surrounding'developments would be responsible for the entire <br />length of pipe or box culve?t required and for that width of roadway normally <br />required by the Subdivision Ordinance. The City would pick up the cost for the <br />central portions of the roadway within the lines established as City's respon- <br />sibility by the Subdivision Ordinance. <br /> <br />Crossings of major channels requiring bridges would not be the responsibility of <br />the abutting property owners, except that they shall contribute their share of the <br />estimated cos~ of an equivalen~ road, assuming that ~here were no channels. The <br />City would assume the cost of the s~ructure and the cost of th~_central per,ions <br />of the roadway as established by the Subdivision Ordinance. <br /> <br /> *Example one. A residential street crossinj the Plsasanton Danal from the <br /> Hansen Ranch to the Meadow Farms Development. The first property to <br /> develop would pay to the City one-half of the estimated cost of con- <br /> ~tructing the box culvert and the roadway a~ross the right-of-way for <br /> the Pleasanton C%nal. The second property owner then would construc~ <br /> the em:ire crossing and would receive from the City the funds previously <br /> ~oll'ected. <br /> <br />Example two/ The extension of Valley AveJue crossi, ng the Del Valle from the <br /> Hansen F,.anch to Bernal Avenu_~. As the property on each side of the Da! <br /> Valle develo?sd, the dave!o~ers would pay re the City .their share of the <br /> cost of an mquivalent roadway across ~he drainageTright-of-way, assu~ir.g <br /> there was no drain~zg~ channel. Since this is a~major thoroughfare, the <br /> ~evelopers of the Ean~an Ranch would pay for an e~uivalent roadw~zv s~znnln <br /> one-h~!f of the D'~l Val!a within the limits, of roadway width 7rcs~ri~a~f <br /> by the SubJivision Ordinance. The City w~uld pay for thc brifge structure <br /> antl th~ r~:'~ai~fer of ~he roadway. <br /> <br />Example thre-:. ';ice:~in~ of an ezisting roadway ag~ross an existin~ drain?ge <br />cbanne! ~ith no caza~e in ~he drai~lage channel and.where the c::istinj <br /> crossing, is 'b~l pipe or box culvert, In this da~e. the ab~tt~n,~ n .... ,, <br /> o,,aaro :.ou~d pa} ~or the to~=l extenszon ol th{.pipe or culvert and zn <br /> equiva}ent cost for extending or widening th~ roadway in accordance with <br /> the Sub~.visfon O=dinance. The City ~ould them~ pay the additional costs <br /> for widening the road.~. ~ <br /> <br /> <br />