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THE CITY OF 11 -e: CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT pL EASANTONo July 15, 2014 Community Development Engineering Division TITLE: ACCEPT PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS AND APPROVE THE FINAL MAP FOR TRACT 8139, (Roselyn Estates II) SUMMARY Tract 8139 creates seven single-family detached residential lots on Parcel B of Parcel Map (PM) 10076. The property is located at the north end of Calico Lane and northeast end of Cindy Way/Lynn Drive as shown on attached vicinity map. Prior to requesting an approval of the project Final Map, the project developer has constructed subdivision improvements for this seven lot subdivision as per project improvement plans. The improvement plans were prepared in compliance with the approved Tentative Map, reviewed by the City staff and approved by the City Engineer. All subdivision improvements have been constructed and public improvements are ready for acceptance. The project developer is now requesting acceptance of the public improvements and approval of the Final Map before applying for building permits. Staff has reviewed the Final Map and has found it to be in substantial conformance. PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION On June 12, 2013, the Planning Commission approved an application by Lynn Jensen for Vesting Tentative Map, Tract 8139, to subdivide the property into seven lots, including replacement of the existing home. RECOMMENDATION 1. Accept all onsite and offsite public Improvements constructed with Tract 8139 and approve the Final Map for Tract 8139 (Roselyn Estates II). 2. Approve a Lot Line Adjustment exchanging land between existing residences at 5541 and 5550 Calico Lane (Lot 4 and Lot 9 of Tract 7002) and Parcel B of PM 10076. 3. Authorize the City Manager to sign a quitclaim of Emergency Vehicle Access Easement at the end of Calico Lane. 3. Accept all parcels of land and easements offered for dedication on the Final Map. FINANCIAL STATEMENT The proposed development would have a negligible financial impact on the City. Revenue from taxes and development fees generally cover the increased cost to provide services and maintain infrastructure. The developer is responsible for the cost of constructing the improvements related to the project.