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HomeMy WebLinkAboutRESO 5196, . t:: '''I' t::4.I•~ -~Ml 41/Artl ,..,.,.,..,, • ._, ,,,,,. B 888 racr319 • ORJGINAL . -~ ... ~!',,:~ •w•, P":... .... .... ....... . 5228062 r ' '• -. ' . mfsbLUTION NO. 5196 NO FEE RESOLUTION.. '.OF'. THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PALO ALTO . ·.: -: ESTABLISHING AN AGRICULTURAL PRESERVE WITHIN THE CITY OF PALO ALTO ANO AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF:_·_: --_,, . A LAND CONSERVATION CONTRACT (BLOCK PROPERTY -30610 -: { -. ·--· ::-:-.: ' ~ ' PAGE MILL ROAD) __ .,... ~ ,,... .. , , .. . . WHEREAS, Barry Block and Judith s. Block are owners of a cer- tain parcel of land in the City of Palo Alto, Santa Clara County, California; have applied together to have such land designated an agricultural preserve under the provisions of the Land Conser- vation Act of 1965; and have submitted a contract executed by them, as owners, acceptable to the City Council; and WHEREAS, the City Council has received and reviewed the report of the Director of Planning and Community Environment concerning the request to establish this preserve1 hereby finds that the establish- ment of this preserve is consistent with the General Plan of the City of Palo Alto: and further finds that the establishment of this pre- serve (which includes an area of approximately 8.75 acres) is necessary due to the characteristics of the agricultural e1tterprises in the area and that the establishment of a preserve of such size is consistent · with the General Plan of the City of Palo Alto for the following reasons: 1. Historically, agricultural and rural operations in the area have been conducted on comparatively small holdings, and·an imposition of a 100-acre size on agri- cultural preserves would unreasonably prevent the main- tenance of land in an agricultural or rural status; and 2. The terrain is such that the appearance and sub- stance of an agricultural or·rural environment would be maintained on-parcels of less than 100 acres; NOW, THEREFORE, the Council of the City of Palo Alto does RESOLVE as follows: SECTION l~ A Land Conservation Contract, a copy of which is attached hereto, is incorporated by reference herein as though fully set forth. Said contract hereby is appro"Ved, and the nayor is authorized and directed to execute said contract on behalf of the City .. SECTION 2. The area described in the document designated as EXHIBIT 1 B8 to said contract and as shown on the map attached to said contract hereby is designated-and established as an agricultural preserve ~"\der the pi:·ovisions of the California Land Conservation Act of 1965 ("William&on Act•), adopted by the.City Council. SECTION 3. The City Clerk is'directea to perform any act necessary for the attestation of said contract, the filing of a copy of this· resolution and of said contract in the Office of the County Recorder of the County of Santa Clara, and such other filings and acts as are required by law. .. .. • B 888 Ncr320 SECTION 4. The council finds that none of the provisions of this resolution will have a significant adverse environmental impact. INTRODUCED AND PASSED: February 9. 1976 AYES: 'Beahrs, Berwald, Carey, Clay, Comstock, Byerly, Norton~ Sher, Witherspoon Mayor · l'·, APPROVED: · :: · ~~-µ.ts -biieftor0piannin9 ¥{ Community Environment PROPERTY DESCRIPTION APPROVED: ~·--X.~ partment of Public Works-Engineering '. -. ' ,• -2- .. UNIFORM This is an agreement between the CITY OF PALO Al TO. a murticiP~ _.corp(>ra&!~-iof·:~he State of California, hereinafter called "City.'' ar.d B 4 G? sy B'::P (" t . H.. I ,J ;:5°u OVftJ A. £?t.or IL · : · ·-· '''::: ;, hereinafter called "Owner." WHEREAS, Owner possesses certain real property located within the City of Palo Alto, County of Santa Clara, State of California, which is presently devoted to agricultural use and is described in Exhibit B attached hereto and made a part hereof; ~nd WHEREAS, the property is located in an agricultural preserve heretofore established by City; and WHEREAS, both Owner and City desire to limit the use of the property to agricultural and compatible uses; and WHEREAS, the parties have determjned that the highest and best use for the property during the term of this contract, or any renewal thereof, shall be for agricultural and compatible uses. NOW, THEREFORE, City and Owner agree as follows: 1. CONTRACT SUBJECT TO CALIFORNIA LAND CONSERVATION ACT OF 1965. This contract is entered into pursuant to Chapter 7 (commencing with Section S 1200) of Part 1, Division t, Title S of the Government Code, which is knov,.n as the California Land Conservation Act of 1965, hereinafter called "Act." This contract is subject to all of the provisions of the Act and City Ordinance No. :2.663 including any amendments thereto which may hereafter be enacted. The provisions of the Act ue incorporated herein by this reference. Owner declares that he has rc;ceived from City a copy of the Act, as amended in 1971, relevant sections of the Revenue and Taxation Code, as amended in 1971, and Article XXVlll of the California Constitution; and that he has read and understanc!.s the provisions thereof. 2. RESTRICTION ON USE OF PROPERTY. During the term of this contract, and any and all renewals thereof, the property described in ExhJ'bit B shall not be used by Owner, or Owner's successors in interest, for any use other than Ulose agricultural uses and compatible uses which are detennmed by the Council of the City of Palo Alto as the agricultural and compatible uses permitted in the preserve in which the land is located. A list of all such compatible uses is set forth in Exhibit A, attached hereto and by this reference incorporated hereu\. City, by uniform rule adopted by the City Council, may from time to time during the tenn of this contract and all renewals thereof, add to the list of compatible uses which shall be uniform throughout the agricultural preserve in which the property in Exhibit B is located; provided, however, City may not dutjng the term of this contract or any renewal thereof, without the prior written consent of Owner, remove any of the compatible uses for the subject property whic..'lt art set forth in Exhibit A. The provisions of this contract and any uniform rule supplementing the list of compatible uses are not intended to and shall not limit or supersede the planning and zoning powers of City. 3. TERM OF CONTRACT. This contract shall become effective on the date of execution and shalt remain in ~· U force and effect for an initial term of ten years. The initial tenn of ten yean shall be measured County No. 76-907 -.. . -B 888 Ncr322 commencin1 as of the first day of January next suc,t"eding ~he date of execution if the date of execution is loetween March 2, and Detcmber 31. The initial term of te!'I years shall he measured commencing as of the first day of January of the y..:ar of execution if the date of execution is between January I and March t Each suc-:erding first day of January shall be deemed to be the annual renewal date of this Cl'ntr::ii.:t This contract shall be renewed on each succeeding January l .ind one additional year shall b~ added automatically to the initi:il. term unless notice of nonrenewal is given as provided in para1m1.ph 4 4. NOTICE OF NONRENEWAL. (a) If either party desires in any year not to renew this contract, that party shall serve written notice of nonrcnewal upon the other party in adv~nce of the annual renewal date of this contract Unless such written notice of nonrenewal is served by 0-..wner at least 90 day~ prior to the renewal date. or by City at least 60 days prior to the renewal date, this contract shall be considered renewed as provided in paragraph 3 above (b) If either party seives written notice of nonrenewat in any year within the time limits of 4(a) above, this contract shall remain in effect for the ba1ance of the period remaining since the original execution or the last renewai of thi<> contract. as the case may be. S. NO COMPENSATION. Owner shail not receive any payment from City in consideration of the obligations imposed under this contract, it being recognized and agreed that the consideration for the execution of this contract is the substantial benefit to be derived therefrom 6. SUCCESSORS IN INTEREST. This contract and the restrictions imposed hereunder shall be binding upon, and inure to the benefit of, the successors in interest of the Owner. Whenever any of the property described in Exhibit B is divided, the owner of any parcel may exercise, independent of any other owner of a portion of the divided property, any of the rights of the owner in this contract, including the right to give notice of nonrenewal and to petition for cancellation. The effect of an>· such action by the owner of a parcel created by tht: division of land described in Exhibit B shall not be imputed to the owners of the remaining parcels and shall have no effect on this contract as it applies to the remaining parcels of the divided property 7 CANCELLATION. This contract may be cancelled and a cancellation ·fee imposed pursuant to the applicable provisions of the Act. 8 NOTICES; All notices required or permitted by this contract, including notice of a change of address, shall be in writing and given by personal delivery or sent by United States Mail addressed to the party intended to be notified. Notice shall be deemed given as of the date of delivery in person or as of the date when deposited in any post office or any post office box regularly maintained by the United States Government. - Notice to the City shall be addressed: City Oerk City of Palo Alto Civic Center 250 Hamilton Avenue Palo Alto, California 9430 l B 888 Pa~323 Notice to Owner shall 'be addressed: Name: (3,,.. A Ry B L-ex"' It "t-~ u 0 n-f.I <;' ~ BL oc J::.. Address 30610 p"' 66 YWL L f>.P: City and State AL.I~ C4 Cf'<1D 2 L- IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have caused this contract to be executed: by Owner ,. on f and by City on & .6 ? //74, STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) caUNTY OF SANTA CL~RA ) SS On February 16, 1976, before the under- signed, a Not~ry Public for the State of California, personally appeared Barry Block and Judith S. Block, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged that they executed the sa~. CITY OF PALO ALTO, a ~ -... ,. .-·- OWNER No FEE ;:o -· .. f.·-;.·~(·~ .~ 7..,..- f .. ; ' , . .._ ... I B 888 P4cr.'J2 4 COMPATIBLE USES A. PUBLIC AND PUBLIC UTILITY USES. (1) The construction, reconstruction, installation, re-installation, removal, alteration, repair, maintenance and use of: (i) public streets and street improvements; (ii) public water, storm and sanitaxy sewex, communication, transportation, traffic control and firm alarm lines, structures, works, improvements, systems and facilities; (iii) public uses, buildings, structures, improve- ments, parking areas, and their appurtenances. (2) The erection, construction, alteration or maintenance of gas, electric, water or communication utility facilities, including radio, television oL microwave antennas, transmitters and inci- dental facilities related thereto; unless the City Council finds after notice and hearing that sue~ use is not compatibl~ with the agricultural, recreational or open space use to which the land is restricted by contract. B. IMPROVEMENTS DETERMINED CViPATlBLE BY THE ACT. The location or r.onstruction of the following types of improvements which have been determined by Government Code Section 51293 of the Act to be compatible with or to enhance land with an agricultural preserve: {l) Public Works required for fish.. and wildlife enhancement and preservation. (2) Improvements for the primary benefit of the land within the preserve. C. "Agricultural use" (but excluding "recreational use" and "open space use") as defined in the California Land Conservation Act, Government Code Sec- tion 51201(b), and excluding the meaning ascribed thereto in Government Code Section 51205; unless the City Council finds after notice and hearing that such agric~ltural use is not compatible With the agricultural, rec- reational or open space use to which the land is restricted by contract. D. "Recreational use" as defined in the California Land Conservation Act, Government Code Section 5120l(n); unless the City Council finds after notice and hearing that such recreational use is not compatible with the agricultural, rec~eational or open space use to which the land is restricted by contract. E. "Open space use" as defined in the California Land Conservation Act, Government Code Section 51201(0); unless the City Council finds after notice and hearing that such open space use is not compatible with the agricultural, recreational or open space use to which the land is restricted by contract. F. Uses permitted by the n~gulations of the "0-S Open Space District," uF Flood Plain District," or "P-F P1,1blic Facilities District," provisions of the zoning ordinance of the City. . J ' - B 888 PACE325 1.1.'i'l.vsc pm·ccls or land si tuntc in the City of Palo Alto, County of Santa Clara, State of California, described as follows: P ARCE:.. OiU:: Ber,inning at the t!orthc.ast corner of that certain 108. 351 acre trnct of land described in the Deed to John F. Dahl, et tlx, recorded October 27, 1964, Book 6716 Official Records, page 709, ir. tlw d1 v!dinc line of Sections 3 and 10) Township 7 South·, RanRc 3 West, M. D. ll. & M., thence from said Point of Beginning ~. 2° ~4 1 West along sai<l 106.351 acre tract for a distance of 60i1.60 feet; thence leavinc last mentioned line and runn1nr; s. G0° 43' West 377.45 fe~t~ thence N. ~1° 23' West 478.oo feet; thence N. 28° ll' East 487.30 feet to the point of intersection tl:creof with the said di vidini:_; line of said sections 3 and 10 ~~ove referred to; thence s. 88° 31' East along last mentioned dividing line for a distance of 44 :>.20 feet to the point of beginning. PARCEL TWO An easencnt as appurtenant to all or any portion of Parcel One above, for ingress, egress, and utility purposes over a 25.00 feet wide strip of land generally following a certain existing graded roadway lying entirely within Section 10, T. 7 s., R. 3 W., M. u. B. & M. in the City of Palo Alto> County of Santa Clara, State of California, and being a portion of the land shown on Sheet 3 of 3 Sheets of the Record of Survey Map Recorded in Book 129 of Haps at pages 34-36, Santa Clara County Records, a."1d al~o being a portion of a certain 108.351 acre tract or land described .in the Deed to John F. Dahl, e~ ux, recorded in Book 6716 of Official Records, at page 709, Santa Clara County; the 'i'RUE POINT OF BEGrtmnm of the centerline of. said easement lies S. 02° 43 1 23" W., 604.60 feet along the Easterly property line of said 108. 351 acre tract of land and S. 60° li3' W., 3·17. 45 feet along the Southeasterly line of a certain 8.75 acre tract or land described in the Deed to Sada Coe Robinsor. recorded in Book 1302 of Official Records, paee 371, Santa Clara County, and N. q1o 23' W., 234.46 feet along the Southwesterly line of saiu 8.75 acre parcel of land to a point in the travelled way of a certa;in existing graded roadway, from a certain Ip• x 4" redwood post scribed 0 1/8 S. & W. T. S." established by Chas. Herrr:lann, set in the Northwesterly corner of said Section 10, and shown on said Record of Survey Map, said point also being the North- easterly corner of said 108.351 acre and 8.75 acre tracts of land thence from said TRUE POINT OF BEGIUNING, generally following tl'lC alighment Of Said existing roadway# along the Centerline Of said easement: (1) s. 06° 55' 36" E., 69.07 feet to the beginning of a circular curve to the left having the following elements:-· (2) R• 50.00 feet., delta== 28° 36• 05", L= 24.96 feet, thence : .... -'~ ... I. ,-· {•; .· --1 ( :> ~ _,, -.~ 0 :11 ... . n !'* t-; ·.:; ~Tl ~ ~:- • : t'TJ . -Cl -- PAGE TWO OF DESCRIPTION B 888 PA~E326 along last said curve to the Point of Tangency, thence (3) S. 35° 31' 41" E., 77.68 feet to the bec1nn1ng of a circular curve to the rir;ht havinr; the following elements; (4) R= :>0.00 feet-, delta= 52° 21 1 45", L= 45.69 feet, thence along t'!ie last· said _curve to the Point of 'i'angency, thence (5) S. 16° 50' 04" W., 191.41 feet to the beginning of a circular curve to the left having the following elements: (6) R=25.00 feet, delta= ll.J0° 10 1 25u, L= 61.16 feet, thence along the last said curve to the Point or Tangency, thence ( 7) N. 22° 59' 31" W. r 61. 08 feet to the beginning of a circular curve to the left havin~-the following elements: (8) R= 10.00 feet, delta= 76° 39' 23", L= 13.38 feet, thence (9) s. 80° 211 06" W., 22.33 feet, to the be~inning of a circular curve to the left having the following elements: (10) R= 10.00 feet, delta= 88° 35' 33", L= 15.46 feet, thence along last said curve to the Point of Tangency, thence (11) s. 08° 14 1 27" E., 222.28 feet, to the beginning of a circular curve to the right having the ~ollowing_elements: (12) R= 250.00 feet, delta= 41° 35• 50", L= lfil.50 feet, thence along last said curve to the Point of Tangency, thence (13) s. 33° 21' 23" W., 7.83 feet, to the beginning of a circular curve to the right having the following elements: (14) R=35.00 feet, delta= 141° 50' 50", L~ 86.65 feet, thence along last said curve to the Point of Tangency, thence (15) N. 04° 47 1 47" W., 118.93 feet to the beginnin5 of a . circular curve to the left having the following elements: (16) R= 150.00 feet, delta= 76° 18 1 2011 , L= 199.77 feet, thence along last said curve to the Point of Tangency, thence (17) N. 81° 06' 07u w., 125.54 feet, to the beginning of a circular curve to the right having the following elements: (18) R= 200.00 feet$ delta= 31° 36 1 4ou, L= 110.34 feet, thence along last said curve to the Point of Tangency, thence (19) N. 49° 29 1 27" W., 161.44 feet, to the beginning of a circular curve to the left having the following elements: (20) R= 20.00 feet, delta= 73° 31' 25", L= 2).66 feet, thence along last said curve to the Point of Tanr;ency, thence (21) S. 56° 59' 08" W., 21.42 feet to the beginning of a circular curve to the left having the following elements: (22) R= 20.00 feet, delta= 99° 32' 13", L= 34.74 feet, thence · alonr; last said curve to the Point of' Tangency, thence (23) s. 42° 33' 05" E., 68. 77 feet, to the beginning of a circular curve to the right having the following elements: (24) R= 150.00 feet, delta= 57° 40' 3011 , L= 150.99 feet, thence along the last said curve to the Point of Taneency, thence (25) s. 65° 07' 25" w., 2 .. 35 i'eet, to the beginning of a circular curve to the le~ having the following elements: (26) R= 50.00 feet, delta= 63° 42' 13", L= 55.59 feet, thence along la&t said curve to thu Po.lilt of 'l'nnr.ency, thence (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) -- PAGE THREE OF DESCRIPTION B 888 fA~-127 S. 46° 34 1 43" B., 33. 9Lt feet• to the beginning of a circular curve to the right having the following elements: Ra 50.00 feet, delta= 111° 10 1 4811 , L= 97.02 feet, thence alone; last sa:td curve to the Point of Tanr;ency,'thence S. 62° 36' 0011 W., 104. 0 3 feet, to the bcr;innin~ of a circular curve to the left having the following clenents: R= 100.00 feet, delta= 33° 22 1 15", L= 58.2~ feet, thence alone last said curve to the Point of Tangency, thence s. 29° 13' 14" w., 110.56 feet, (130.03 feet to an iron pipe) to the beginning of a circular curve to the right havin~ the following clements: R= 100.00 feet, delta= 27° 30' OO", L= 48.oo feet, thence along last said curve to the Point of Tan~ency, thence S. 56° 43' 14" W., 53. 32 feet to the teminus of said easement in the centerline or Page Mill Rd. as shown on said Record of Survey Hap, said point also lying in the center of a certain Sanitary Sewer Manhole Cover located within the travelled way and as shown on the Official City of Palo Alto Improvement Plans for Foothills Annexation No. 3 {Utilities) J Sheet No. 16 of 49 Sheets aJ1d ·designated NH PI Sewer Station 115 plus 14.08 (Ahead)J said Manhole lies S. 13° 00' 53" E. , 45. 23 feet along the saicl centerline from a certain centerline anr;le point shown on Sheet Three of Three Sheets of said Record of Survey f.'iap,, said center- line angle point being established by the intersection of the following centerline tangents: H. 13° 00' 53" W., 355.88 feet, ands. 19° 5ip 45 11 W., 155.1'8 feet, all as shown on said Record of Survey Map. PARCEL THRBE An easement as appurtenant to all or any portion of Parcel One above, for utility purposes over a 10.00 feet wide strip of land generally following the route of an existing water main lying entirely within Settion 10, T. 7 s., R. 3 W., M. D. B. & M., in the City of Palo Alto, County or Santa Clara, State of Cal1 fornia, and beinr; a portion of' the land shown on the Record or Survey Map, Sheet Three cf Three Sheets, recorded in Book 129· of Maps at pages 34-36, Santa Clara County Records, and also beinB a portion of a certain 108.351 acre tract of land described in the Deed to John F. Dahl, et ux, recorded in Book 6716 of Official RecordsJ at page 709, S;).Ilta Clara County; the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING of the centerline of this easement lies s. 02° 43' 23" w., 604.60 feet along the Easterly property line or said 108.351 acre tract or land ands. 60° 43' w., 377.45 feet along the Southeasterly line of a certain 8.75 acre tract or ] nnd <lescr:lhr.ll in thr> DP-erl to Sndn Goe Hnh1 nnon, recorc1(•ct 111 l't•11l: l .t11~~ t.lf'l'l 1• \ n.l n ....... ,.,, ... ··~·•'" ,., t. ::~nil~· 1' l '.ll':l l't>\llll-~·. -.,. I II 'II"··!• p : ·<1:!1 111 1.: I 111:.111• 111 .. ••:.11il111~.ul:•1·I~ 1110• RECORDER'S MEN;O f,11.INT Wlt\T!t~G OR lYP!NG I Oft c11;;:20N ccr;cs M.!.KE$ . \ POOR PHG:OG~~f'~:(; l\;CC'RO. RlOR ADVISED SUT STAT!S EAlUEST RECOR::>i~ ESSENnAl ~· .~: .. ;:~~. :; :/'.~~~o. r · · · ·.~ ::: -··; ; c~ ·:·:t : .. 'iii; ,.. : i , : : ·:~ r:·:ri t.S :..~;· K~S f.~_.::...:;. ':.: _ .. · ~;:t; .... ·.: ~ .. ~:{.;~~ r..·~,,_, a.-,.-.;:::..;j •.::_;j $TATES r._\. ... , 1'\.. • ....... --~ft.'-i.l~~·T ~E~u~~n~!t~ ~SS[;NTiAl B ?AGE FOUR OP DESCRIPTION or said 8.75 acre tract of land to a point in said existing water main which is generally marl.:ed by 211 diameter vertical pipe risers set in .the anglt! points of said water rnai.n; from a certain 4" x 4" redwood post scrib.~~ "1/8 S. tc W. T. S." established by Chas. -Herr'fiH.i.:r.u' set in the Uorthcasterly. corner of said Section 10, and shown on said Record of Survey Map, said point also being the Northeasterly corne~ of said 108.351 acre and 8. 75 acre tracts of land, thence from said TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING, ger!.erally following the aligrunent of said existing water main, along the centerline of said ease- ment, the following courses: ( 1) S. Li3° 33' 07" W. 191. 01 feet to an angle point, thence {2) s. 63° 32' 03" W. -75.00 feet to an angle point, thence (3) s. 68° 32' 08" w., 70.00 feet to an anele ·point, thence (4) s. 19° 15' 07" W., 216.83 feet to an angle point, thence (5) s. 28° 17' 50" w., 48.41 feet to an angle point, thence ( 6) S. 07° 49 1 56" W. , 33. 66 feet to a point in the centerline course No. 17 of the Easement for ingress> egress, and Utility purposes, described in Parcel Two above, and the terr.iinus of said Easement for utility purposes herein described, said terminus being N. 81° 06 1 07" W., 77 .16 feet from the Point of Tangency of a circular curve having the following elements: R= 150.00 feet, delta= 76° 181 2011 , L= 199.77 feet, as described in said Parcel Two. t •.· : .. ; . ~ ..... ·. 9S.A8 N:.. NET . }_() 11.1.c ~e. -------------~--- .. . .. :1~ . -~ f L -i+:. •· ... :.· 73.Z2 AC. kET 1063 AC. G?. . - "" ...... _ .. _ ---;..: . t "\~, .. ~I . I•• j • i ~ I 'I J "'1 .i