2017/05/25 Planning Commission ResolutionPC RESOLUTION NO. 2017-18
A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK, CALIFORNIA,
FINDING THE DRAFT FIVE-YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM
FY 2017-18 THROUGH 2021-22 IS CONSISTENT WITH
THE ROHNERT PARK GENERAL PLAN 2020
WHEREAS, on July 25, 2000 the City Council approved Resolution No. 2000-152
adopting a comprehensive update of the City's General Plan which included specific policies and
objectives for infrastructure, construction and maintenance of public facilities; and
WHEREAS, the Planning Commission is appointed by the City Council as the Planning
Agency for the City of Rohnert Park and is required by State law to review and find that all
proposed projects included in the Capital Improvement Program (CIP) as provided in Exhibit A
are consistent with the adopted General Plan; and
WHEREAS, in accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act, the Project
manager has determined that finding the Capital Improvement Program in conformance with the
General Plan is not a project pursuant to Section 15378 of the CEQA Guidelines, and additionally,
since this is consistency finding, the previous environmental documentation for the General Plan
is adequate CEQA documentation; and
WHEREAS, on May 25, 2017, the Planning Commission reviewed Planning Application
No. PLCI17-0001, the draft Five -Year Capital Improvement Program Budget Fiscal Years 2017-
2021 General Plan Consistency, at which time interested persons had an opportunity to testify
either in support or opposition to the project; and,
WHEREAS, at the May 25, 2017 Planning Commission meeting, upon hearing and
considering all testimony and arguments, if any, of all persons desiring to be heard, the
Commission considered all the facts relating to Planning Application No. PLCI17-0001, the draft
Five -Year Capital Improvements Program FY 2017-18 through 2021-22 General Plan
Consistency.
NOW, THEREFORE, THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
ROHNERT PARK DOES RESOLVE: that the Planning Commission of the City of Rohnert
Park does hereby find that the proposed draft Five -Year Capital Improvements Program FY 2017-
18 through 2021-22, as attached and incorporated herein, is consistent with the adopted City of
Rohnert Park Comprehensive General Plan and incorporates all information and comment
provided at its May 25, 2017 public meeting as part of its finding, including the staff report.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Planning Commission
does hereby report to the City Council that the draft Five -Year Capital Improvements Program FY
2017-18 through 2021-22, Planning Application No. PLCI17-0001 is consistent with the Rohnert
Park General Plan 2020.
DULY AND REGULARLY ADOPTED on this 25th day of May, 2017 by the City of
Rohnert Park Planning Commission by the following vote:
Susan Haydon, ChArpen
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Asan Azoedo, Secretary
Rohnert Park Planning Commission
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Exhibit A
DRAFT FIVE-YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PLAN BUDGET
(FY 2017-18 through 2021- 22)
PROJECT DESCRIPTIONS
CIP # iProject Title lFunding Source IDescription ILocation IProject Status
CITY FACILITIES
OF -01
Westside Public Safety Station
Casino Mitigation MOU
Construction of station to be located west ofHighway
West area of city
Programming and design in progress
101.
Phase 1- Segment A of Trail is colocated with
Construction of fire station located east of
Water Tank #8 service road. Construction of
OF -33
Southside Fire Station
Public Facilities Fee
Highway 101 within the Sonoma Mountain VillageTBD
East of Petaluma Hill
Not in current work plan
grant; in-kind contribution
Planned Development. The facility will include
Road
storage and office areas.
commences Summer 2017 with completion
Public Facilities Fee, Copeland
Construction of an approximately 65-75 acre-foot
Along Copeland Creek,
planned for Summer 2018.
OF -39
Copeland Creek Detention Basin &
Creek Drainage Fund, Prop. 84
regional detention facility to reduce the 100 -year
east of Petaluma Hill
Developer -constructed project. In
Steelhead Refugia
Grant (of which SCWA is
Re -roof and replacement of heating, ventilation,
engineering and preliminary design phase.
PR -73 &
Performing Arts Center HVAC and Roof
recipient)
flow in Copeland Creek
Road
Construction anticipated for Summer 2017.
OF -50
Northeast Drainage Basin
Public Facilities Fee
Construction of upstream detention basin on theTBD
Not in current work plan
Hinebaugh Creek system.
PR -75 &
Senior Center Roof Replacement and
2007R Bond Proceeds, Casino
Repairs of west portion of Golis Park parking lot,
Senior Center
Awaiting Council approval of FY 2017-18 CIP
OF -64
Golis Park Parking Lot Repairs
Infrastructure Reserve
including digouts, asphalt paving and curb and
Golis Park
before project initiation
gutter and various concrete repairs
Gold Ridge Admin Building Demolition
Demolition of former Gold Ridge Elementary
Gold Ridge Community
Awaiting Council approval of FY 2017-18 CIP
OF -65
and Multi -Use Room Roof Replacement
Infrastructure Reserve
School Administration Building, replacement of
Center
before project initiation
roof on Multi -Use Building
Public Safety Main Building -Painting
Interior floor covering replacement and interior
Public Safety MainAwaiting
Council approval of FY 2017-18 CIP
OF -66
and Flooring
Infrastructure Reserve
painting
Building (500 City
before project initiation
Center Drive)
PARKS AND RECREATION
Construction of multi -use trail connecting service
road to Tank No. 8 (future water tank serving
Phase 1- Segment A of Trail is colocated with
University District) east of Petaluma Hill Road to
Water Tank #8 service road. Construction of
PR -49
Trail to Crane Creek Regional Park
Open Space District matching
Crane Creek Regional Park. This trail is part of a
East of Petaluma Hill
tank and road (Ph. 1 Segment A of Trail)
grant; in-kind contribution
Road
multi -phased project connecting the Copeland
commences Summer 2017 with completion
Creek Bike Path at its terminus in Sonoma State
planned for Summer 2018.
University to the regional park.
Re -roof and replacement of heating, ventilation,
PR -73 &
Performing Arts Center HVAC and Roof
2007R Bond Proceeds
and cooling (HVAC) system at Performing Arts
Performing Arts Center
Construction anticipated for Summer 2017.
PR -78
Replacement
Center
PR -75 &
Senior Center Roof Replacement and
2007R Bond Proceeds, Casino
Re -roof and upgrade of Senior Center bathrooms
Senior Center
Construction anticipated for Summer 2017.
PR -77
Restroom Renovation
Mitigation MOU
DRAFT FIVE-YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PLAN BUDGET
(FY 2017-18 through 2021- 22)
PROJECT DESCRIPTIONS
CIP #
Project Title
Funding Source
Description
Location
Project Status
Remodel/replace existing restroom at Colegio
Snyder Lane (San
TR -27
Snyder Lane Widening -Keiser Avenue
Public Facilities Fee, Gas Tax
Vista Park for ADA accessibility, including
Francisco Way to
Project scoping.
to San Francisco Way
Community Development Block
installation of ADA -compliant fixtures and ADA
Keiser)
PR -85
Colegio Vista Restroom Renovation
landscaping.
Colegio Vista Park
Construction anticipated for Summer 2017.
Grant
path -of -travel improvements from parking lot;
Snyder Lane Widening - G Section to
lighting; and enhanced security features (auto
Snyder Lane (G Section
TR -28
Keiser Avenue
Public Facilities Fee, Gas Tax
locking door, alarm, and surveillance).
to Keiser Avenue)
Not in current work plan
Crane Creek, Class II bike lanes on both sides,
Magnolia, Sunrise,
Park Restrooms Upgrades and
sidewalks and landscaping.
PR -92
Infrastructure Reserve
Park restroom upgrades at various park locations.
Dorotea, Eagle, and
Design in progress.
Replacements
Golis Parks
PR -96
Sunrise Park Improvements
Infrastructure Reserve
Soccer field
Sunrise Park
Project scoping.
Resurfacing/reconditioning of various sport
Honeybee and
Tennis and Basketball Courts
courts, which may include basketball courts at
Magnolia Parks; other
Awaiting Council approval of FY 2017-18 CIP
PR -97
Resurfacing
Infrastructure Reserve
Honeybee and Magnolia Parks. Other courts to be
locations to be
before project initiation.
determined.
determined
Golis Park, Rainbow
Awaiting Council approval of FY 2017-18 CIP
PR -98
Playground Equipment Re lacement
Infrastructure Reserve
Replacement of playground equipment
Park
before project initiation.
Sports Center Ventilation Control
Replacement of existing controls of ventilation
Awaiting Council approval of FY 2017-18 CIP
PR -100
Infrastructure Reserve
Sports Center
System
system
before project initiation.
Replacement of asphalt path segments (location
Awaiting Council approval of FY 2017-18 CIP
OF -63
Pathway Repaving
Infrastructure Reserve
to be determined) with concrete bike path in
To be determined
before project initiation.
accordance with City standards.
TRANSPORTATION
Widening of Snyder Lane between San Francisco
Way and Keiser Avenue, including four travel
Snyder Lane (San
TR -27
Snyder Lane Widening -Keiser Avenue
Public Facilities Fee, Gas Tax
lanes, Class II bike lane on both sides, bridge
Francisco Way to
Project scoping.
to San Francisco Way
crossing at Hinebaugh Creek, sidewalks and
Keiser)
landscaping.
Widening of Snyder Lane between southside of
Snyder Lane Widening - G Section to
"G" section and Lawrence Jones Middle School, to
Snyder Lane (G Section
TR -28
Keiser Avenue
Public Facilities Fee, Gas Tax
include four travel lanes, bridges at Five Creek and
to Keiser Avenue)
Not in current work plan
Crane Creek, Class II bike lanes on both sides,
sidewalks and landscaping.
DRAFT FIVE-YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PLAN BUDGET
(FY 2017-18 through 2021- 22)
PROJECT DESCRIPTIONS
CIP #
Project Title
Funding Source
Description
Location
Project Status
Intersection Improvements - Commerce
Add new signal at intersection of Commerce
Commerce Blvd @
TR -83
Public Facitliies Fee
Not in current work plan.
Blvd. @ State Farm Drive
Boulevard and State Farm Drive
State Farm Drive
Public Facilities Fee, Traffic
Intersection improvements as informed by Traffic
Intersection Improvements - Commerce
Commerce Blvd @
TR -84
Signalization Fee Fund, Measure
Signals System Needs Study (TR -104) and Traffic
Study is complete and under review.
Blvd @Southwest Blvd
Southwest Blvd
M
Flow Improvement Study (TR -102)
Intersection Improvements - US 101 NB
Restripe nouthbound through lane to shared
US 101 NB @ Golf
TR -87
ramps @ Golf Course/Commerce
Public Facilities Fee
through/right/left.
Course / Commerce
Not in current work plan.
Intersection Improvements - US 101 SB
Restripe southbound through lane to shared
US 101 SB ramps @
TR -88
ramps @ Wilfred/Redwood
Public Facilities Fee
through/right/left.
Wilfred/Redwood
Not in current work plan.
Pedestrian and bicycle improvements within the
Federal (One Bay Area Grant),
Central Rohnert Park Priority Development Area
Various locations in
Design and bid documents. Project
TR -96
Street Smart Rohnert Park
Measure M
(PDA), including enhanced street crossings and
Central Rohnert Park
implementation in Summer 2017.
wayfinding signage, bike rack.
PDA
Improvements of operations of traffic signal
system, which may include replacement of
Traffic System Signal Needs
TR -104
Gas Tax, Casino Mitigation MOU
infrastructure (e.g. cabinets, conduits); installation
Citywide
Project scoping
Implementation
of new signal computer system and advanced
detection system; programming
Pavement rehabilitation on State Farm Drive
State Farm Drive from
between Rohnert Park Expressway and through
Rohnert Park Expwy
Federal funding obligation process,
TR -105
State Farm Drive Rehabilitation Phase 1
Gas Tax, Federal
the intersection of Professional Center Drive.
and through
preliminary scoping, preparation for
Includes pavement repair, improved pedestrian
Professional Center
environmental clearance.
crossings, street furnishings, and wayfinding.
Drive intersection
State Farm Drive
Pavement rehabilitation on State Farm Drive
between Commerce
between Commerce Boulevard and west of
Boulevard and west of,
TR -106
State Farm Drive Rehabilitation Phase 2
Gas TaxFederal
Project scoping
intersection of Professional Center Drive,
intersection of
including bus stop and drainage improvements
Professional Center
Drive
Pavement rehabilitation (full depth reclamation)
Snyder Lane between
Snyder Lane Rehabilitation (Keiser Ave
Infrastructure Reserve, Casino
TR -109
on Snyder Lane between Keiser Avenue and
Keiser Avenue and
Project scoping.
to Moura Lane)
Mitigation MOU
Moura Lane
Moura Lane
DRAFT FIVE-YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PLAN BUDGET
(FY 2017-18 through 2021- 22)
PROJECT DESCRIPTIONS
CIP It
Project Title
Funding Source
Description
Location
Project Status
WA -44
Water Systems Controls and Telemetry
Water Utility Fund
Preventive maintenance which may include
Citywide
Project scoping.
monitoring, leak detection, and equipment
Various locations
TR -110
2017 Preventive Maintenance Project
Infrastructure Reserve
rejuvenating agent, slurry seals or similar
Project scoping.
Citywide.
treatments on various City streets.
Martin Avenue / Commerce Blvd.
Gas Tax, Refuse Road Impact
Full depth reclamation on deteriorated segments
Martin Avenue,
TR -112
Rehabilitation
Fund, Infrastructure Reserve
of Martin Avenue and Commerce Boulevard
Commerce Boulevard
Project scoping.
TR -115
Circle Drive Rehabilitation
Refuse Road Impact Fund,Infrastructure
Pavement rehabilitation of Circle Drive
Circle Drive
Preliminary engineering and design.
Reserve
Gas Tax, Refuse Road Impact
Pavement rehabilitation of certain segments of
TR -116
East Cotati Avenue Paving
Fund, Infrastructure Reserve
East Cotati Avenue.
East Cotati Avenue
Project scoping.
Preventive maintenance or rehabiltiation of
TR -111
2019-22 Various Streets Maintenance
Gas Tax, Measure M, Refuse
streets as prioritized by City's Pavement
Various streets
Not in current work plan.
Road Impact Fund
citywide
Management Program.
Various locations on
Replacement/upgrade of ADA ramps on Redwood
Redwood and
Various ADA Compliance (ADA Ramps,
Community Development Block
and Commerce; concrete path approach ADA
Commerce Boulevards;
TR -114
Laguna Bridge approach)
Grant, Gas Tax
upgrade to Laguna Bike/Ped bridge; similar
east and west
Project scoping.
concrete work as funding allows
approaches to Laguna
Bike/Ped bridge
Feasibility study of a bike/ped crossing of Highway
Highway 101 Bike/Ped Crossing
101 within or near Rohnert Park City Limits.
Awaiting Council approval of FY 2017-18 CIP
TR -117
Measure M grant
Measure M has specific funding set aside for
Study
Feasibility Study
before project initiation
studying this issue along the Highway 101
corridor.
WATER SYSTEM
Upgrade of telemetry and controls for water
WA -44
Water Systems Controls and Telemetry
Water Utility Fund
pumping and distribution management, well
Citywide
Project scoping.
monitoring, leak detection, and equipment
surveillance.
DRAFT FIVE-YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PLAN BUDGET
(FY 2017-18 through 2021- 22)
PROJECT DESCRIPTIONS
CIPS
Project Title
Funding Source
Description
Location
Project Status
Construction of parallel water pipeline to serve
at 201 J. Rogers Lane
Snyder Lane Parallel Pipeline, Ph. 1
Development Improvement
University District and future development on
Vicinity of Hinebaugh
Project scoping. Design anticipated Winter
WA -49
(Keiser Avenue to Crane Creek)
Fund
east side of Rohnert Park. Construction to be
Snyder Lane
Project scoping.
concurrent with Snyder Lane Rehabilitation
(Keiser Ave to Moura Lane).
WASTEWATER SYSTEM
WW -29
Wet Well Lining Station 1 and 2
Sewer Utility Fund
Epoxy lining and rehabilitation of grinder pit and
Pump Stations 1 and 2
Project scoping.
wet wells 1 and 2 at City Sewer Pump Station
at 201 J. Rogers Lane
Lining of sewer pipes that serve Sonoma State
Vicinity of Hinebaugh
Project scoping. Design anticipated Winter
WW -30
Sewer Lining Project (SSU Lines)
Sewer Utility Fund
University that run parallel to Copeland Creek and
and Copeland Creeks
2016 for construction in Summer 2017
Hinebaugh Creek