All greywater must be gravity-fed and distributed from the clothes washer to a pre-approved landscape area that is large enough to absorb the greywater. Mulch basins are required. A mulch basin is a trench dug around the outer edge of a plant’s drip line and back-filled with mulch. A plant’s “drip line” is an imaginary … Continued
Use only a single domestic clothes washer in a residential single-family or duplex site only. You must adhere to state and local regulations, including Chapter 15 section 1503.1 and 1503.1.1 of the California Plumbing Code. No filters, no tanks, no potable water connection, and no pumps (except for the pump in the clothes washer itself) are allowed … Continued
The decision may be appealed by the applicant or by any other interested party within fourteen (14) calendar days following the date action is taken on a project by the Review Authority. If no appeal is made within that time, the decision shall be final. An appeal shall be addressed to the City in writing … Continued
You can share comments with the Project Planner during the Planning review process, with the Review Authority and/or Project Planner when the project is published for scheduled review by the Review Authority and/or during a scheduled public meeting or public hearing if one is required. TYPICAL PROJECT REVIEW PROCESS Application Submittal > Planning Review > … Continued
Project Name: AT&T Wireless Telecommunications Facility “FA 10072685 / CCL00355” Address: 1300 Commerce Street [Map It] APN: 007-630-001 City Record Number(s): PLUP-2022-0023 & PLSR-2022-0032 Applicant Name: Beth Broussard, for TSJ Consulting Inc. Date of Decision: On or after Tuesday December 20, 2022 Project Description: Alter an existing wireless telecommunications facility on the roof and within … Continued
Project Name: Sepaher 4-unit Residential Building Address: 315 Lakeville Street [Map It] APN: 0007-154-013 City Record Number(s): PLSR-2022-0031 & PLMA-17-0008 Applicant Name: Architect Nicholas Lee, on behalf of property owner Nancy Sepaher Date of Decision: On or after Tuesday December 19, 2022 Project Description: Proposed modification of the 4-unit residential building previously approved for the … Continued
Listening to the needs and concerns of our community is an important step in any project – and is essential when making changes to a street as impactful as N. McDowell. We engaged with our community through meetings, workshops, and more to help shape the vision for the future of this important roadway. VIRTUAL COMMUNITY … Continued
During construction, traffic control measures will be implemented for safety. Every effort will be made to minimize impacts to traffic, however delays may happen and should be expected during heavy commute hours.
Paving work began in June 2023 and was completed in fall 2023. We used a method of rebuilding in which we recycled and reused the existing asphalt. Not only is this a more environmentally-friendly method, it creates a stronger roadway foundation that will support heavy North McDowell traffic for years to come.
Concrete work for sidewalk improvements may impact irrigation with the potential need for irrigation relocation on some properties. If you have a contractor who handles irrigation for your property, please email their contact information to: [email protected]. We would like to work with your irrigation team to ensure the work being done causes the least amount … Continued
