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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCAMPUS WEST THEATRE REDEVELOPMENT - PDP - 23-04B - CORRESPONDENCE - (5)From: Carol Webb To: Doug Moore Date: 07/20/2006 2:10:55 PM Subject: Re: Fwd: Closure Letter regarding ground water testing on Campus West Redevelopment Hello Doug - In the letter concerning the Underground Storage Tanks at Schrader's Store #400, the third paragraph states "if the function of the property is modified for a different use and the new business does not dispense petroleum products, The OPS [Oil & Public Safety] must be contacted immediately." I'm wondering if the concern here is that the "No Further Action" determination is contingent on the use of the property. Because the applicant is proposing a mixed use of commercial/residential, I'd like a little more information on the release of the property for uses such as requested. Perhaps more information could be obtained from OPS or another government agency with similar jurisdiction under section 3.4.1 (0) (2) as you suggested. Hope that helps! Carol >>> Doug Moore 7/18/06 >>> Hi Carol, Attached is a letter that we received through the development review process. Would you look the letter over and let me know if you have any concerns? The applicants are proposing to put a mixed use (commercial/restaurant on first floor and residential) about development on this site. I can require them to provide more detailed information under section 3.4.1 (0) (2) if you feel that it is necessary. Please contact me If you have any questions. Thank you, Doug Moore X6143 (0) Proof of Compliance. (2) If the Director obtains credible information regarding threatened or pending regulatory enforcement action related to an environmental condition of the property to be developed, or an environmental impact related to the development plan, then the Director may require the developer to provide to the city written statements from such governmental agencies as the Director may designate as having related jurisdiction based on the nature of the threatened enforcement action or environmental impact. Said statements shall verify that the development plan fully complies with environmental regulations within the jurisdiction of the writing agency. If the developer, after a diligent effort, is unable to obtain such written verifications from one (1) of more of the designated agencies, the developer shall at least provide to the city a written verification from said agency that the city's approval of the development plan will not interfere with a threatened or pending environmental enforcement action of said agency. All required written statements shall be provided to the Director prior to the scheduling of the hearing for the project development plan.