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November 28, 2017 Va e, I`i2xV e n
Dear r Chairman- Planning Commission
Dear Mr(s) Commissioners
As resident of Planning area I, East Lake Specific Plan, I would like to participate in
the process for Lake Elsinore resident benefits, including myself.
With the birth of the city in 1888, there is an old investment infrastructure with
Sewer and drainage system(attach ment 1). Any other establishment afterward ,
enjoying this well planned structure , to extend its benefits, either Highland
Canyon Lake,
Lowland Summerly of Lake Elsinore, Adopted East Lake Specific Plan
through Amendment NO. 11 April 13, 2013 unto Proposed East Lake Specific
Plan , Amendment NO.11.(attachment 2)
Mr. Richard Machott Planning Manager, already made sure the East Lake Specific
Plan , Amendment NO.11 (SPA 2016-02), General Plan Amendment NO. 2016-1,
Zone Change No. 2017-03 and Environmental Impact Report (Sch NO. 201611029)
Taking place. ( attachment 3)
Applying Lake Elsinore Municipal Code- Chapter 16.72.020, including section
16.34, 16.72 or 16.34.060 a storm drainage master plan and storm drain system
(Storm Drainage Improvement Fund ) so that
The current Adopted East Lake Specific Plan —the amendment NO.11—4/13/2013
Will change to
Proposed East Lake Specific Plan 2017 by zone change 2017-03 and/or General
Plan 2016-01, Environmental Impact Report 201611029(attachment 2)
1 hope the well establishment of East Lake Specific Plan Amendment 011 will
generate the benefits to residents through combining efforts of
Old establishment of City in 1888
Mello Roos investment paid through County property tax
Development fees for East Lake Specific Plan
City's Storm Drainage Improvement Fund ( 16-34-060)
Drainage , Sewer services District fees from developer(s) 16-72-020
Association fees collecting from unit housing owners
Will make residents happy for paying water fee like every other cities through out
California
I hope also the service charges proposed for 7/1/2018 of East Valley Municipal
Water District will implement.
Respectfully submitting
Van C Nguyen
29338 Fall Classic
Lake Elsinore, CA 92530
714-725-4731
Vann70@gmail.com
December 01, 2016
Environment Impact Report—East Lake Specific Plan Amendment#11
Originally, East Lake Specific Plan is 3000 acres types and arrangements
Of land uses, design guidelines, infrastructure,zoning and development
Standards. It was prepared in 1993, evolved and become home to a dream
Extreme character with active sports-related facilities such as skydiving,hang-
gliding,motorcross and 18 hole golf course which have made the city a premier
Regional action sports destination.
The amendment 11 would accommodate a wide range of unique sporting and
recreational venues and supporting uses including commercial, restaurant, hotel, and
open-space uses while also accommodating residential uses within
The specific plan area:
-Overhaul land uses,development regulations, circulation, drainage and
Architectural guidelines for plan
-Streamline development by making the plan area guidance documents more user-
friendly
-Protect the natural resources in the back basin
-En7wre that the city's "action sports Capital of the World"activities
Have a permanent location in the City
-Change from current predominantly residential plus open space uses
To predominantly sports and recreational oriented uses while also
Maintaining open space
Subject to Environmental Impact Report(State)
Environmental Impact Statement ( Federal)
-Aesthetics Agricultural resources Air Quality Biological resources
-Cultural and Tribal Geology, Soils and Greenhouse Gas Hazards & Hazardous
Cultural resources seismicity Emissions Materials
Hydrology&water Land Use &planning Mineral resources Noise
Quality
Public Services Transportation & Utilities&Services
Traffic system
Seven Strategic Framework—General Plan
Land Use
Circulation
Growth Management
Housing Element
Community and Protection Services
Parks and Recreation
Historic Preservation
9 Land use Goals Policies and Implementation programs
Goal 1 Create a diverse and integrated balance of residential
commercial industrial recreational public and open space land use
Goal 2 Establish and maintain the city as a year round recreation
destination
Goal 3 Establish a development pattern that preserves aesthetic and
Enhances the environmental resources of the city
Goal 4 Develop a viable downtown area that preserves potentially
Historical structures and provides civic and cultural opportunities
As well as destination for shopping, meeting and gathering for both
tourists and residents
Goal 5 promote land use strategies that decrease reliance on auto use
Increase the use of alternative modes of transportation maximize
efficiency of urban services provisions and reduce emissions of
greenhouse gas emissions, as detailed in the climate action plan
Goal 6 optimize the efficiency and safety of the transportation
system
Goal 7 maintain orderly, efficient patterns of growth that enhance
The quality of life for the residents
Goal 8 maintain an adequate quantity, quality, and distribution
of parks and recreational facilities
Goal 9 establish a primary trail network for equestrians and hikers
CITY OF
LADE LSMORE
DREAM EXTREME
November 15, 2017
Van C. Nguyen
29388 Fall Classic
Lake Elsinore, CA 92530
RE: Comments regarding East Lake Specific Plan, Amendment No. 11 Draft
Environmental Impact Report (SCH# 2016111029)
Mr. Nguyen:
Thank you for your comments regarding the Draft Environmental Impact Report (SCH#
2016111029) for the proposed East Lake Specific Plan, Amendment No. 11 project. In
accordance with the requirements set forth in Section 15088 of the State CEQA
Guidelines, the City has evaluated your comments and has prepared the attached written
Response to Comments. This written response is provided to you in compliance with the
requirements set forth in Section 15088 and in Public Resources Code Section
21092.5(a).
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Lake Elsinore, California,
will hold a public hearing on November 28, 2017, at the Lake Elsinore Cultural Center,
183 North Main Street, Lake Elsinore, California, 92530, at 7:00 p.m., or as soon
thereafter as the matter may be heard, to consider the proposed East Lake Specific Plan,
Amendment No. 11 (SPA 2016-02), General Plan Amendment No. 2016-01, Zone
Change No. 2017-03, and Related Environmental Impact Report (SCH No. 201611029).
If you have questions, please contact me at (951) 674-3124 extension 209 or email me
at rmachott@Lake-Elsinore,org.
Sincerely,
Richard J. MacHott
Planning Manager
City of Lake Elsinore
951.674.3124
130 S.MAIN STREET
LAKE ELSINORE.CA 92530
WWW.LAKE-ELSINORE.ORG
City of Lake Elsinore
Comment Letter 5—Van C. Nguyen
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Final E/R—ELSPA No.11—November 2017 Page 17
City of Lake Elsinore
Letter 5
May 9,2017 Page 2 of 2
Mr.Richard J Machott,Planning Manager
City of Lake Elsinore
Planning Division
130 South Main Street
Lake Elsinore,CA 92530
East Lake Specific Plan Amendment#11
Dear Mr Manager:
After confer upon you on May 3,2017 meeting,I have two comments:
1. Traffic congestion
There is a little traffic jam,exit 73 South bound Freeway 1-15 every rush hours afternoon
Traffic trends to turn left,when entering 73 exit to rail Road Canyon Road instead of turn right
To Diamond Drive.
5-3
To eliminate the situation somewhat,let extend Camino Del Nort street to break through
corner Of Canyon Estate Drive and Franklin street.
This undeveloped street is not materialize yet if do not have a project with the help of Cal
Transportation department.When it becomes reality,the traffic jam will be less urgent,
2. Drainage District fees and sewer services fees
City of Lake Elsinore is established since 1888 with old sewer systems-They might projected to
50,100,150 years after.
With the existence-fast Lake Specific Plan Amendment#11 Hydrology and water quality
5-4 Consideration along with Mello Roos regulation to complying Lake Elsinore Municipal Code Title
14 chapter 16-72,Drainage District fees and sewer services afterward has to be considered how
to projecting into the near future like any other adjacent cities of Riverside as well as the well
Establishment cities across California who are comfortable with financial sources ,just
collecting water fees rather than combine and add with sewer services.
Respectfully submitting
Van C Nguyen
29338 Fall Classic
Lake Elsinore,CA 92530
Page 18 Final EIR—ELSPA No.11—November 2017
City of Lake Elsinore
Response to Comment Letter 5
Van C.Nguyen
5-1. The commenter provided a diagram of an area of congestion at the Interstate 15 Freeway(1-15)
exit to Railroad Canyon Drive/Diamond Drive, where traffic backs up to turn left on Railroad Canyon
Drive. The commenter recommended extending Camino del Norte to Canyon Estate Drive to alleviate
this congestion.
Section 5.14 of the Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) and the project's Traffic Impact Analysis
Report (DEIR Appendix K) evaluate the Project's potential impacts on the transportation and circulation
system in the Project site and Project vicinity. This project proposes backbone infrastructure for the
East Lake Specific Plan area; however, future roadway improvements including to offsite facilities
including the 1-15 at Railroad Canyon Drive/Diamond Drive interchange as well as other roadways in the
regional vicinity are beyond the scope of this project.
Future implementing development projects within the East Lake Specific Plan boundary will develop
local streets to address transportation needs of their individual projects. In addition, as described in
mitigation measure MM TC-2 within the DEIR, future implementing development projects in the East
Lake Specific Plan boundary shall participate in the construction of on- and off-site intersection and
street segment improvements through payment of City of Lake Elsinore fees, and participation in the
Western Riverside County Transportation Uniform Mitigation Fees(TUMF) program.
No new environmental issues have been raised by this comment and no additional mitigation measures
and no modification of the DEIR are required.
5-2. The commenter addressed drainage district fees and sewer services fees and the requirements
of Lake Elsinore Municipal Code Chapter 16.72.020. All future implementing development projects
would be required to comply with the Lake Elsinore Municipal Code, including Sections 16.34 and 16.72.
As discussed in DEIR Section 5.15, additional surface runoff generated by future implementing
development projects within the Project site will be collected by facilities that will be designed in
accordance with federal, state and local laws and regulations once these projects are proposed and
project-level studies are prepared, including hydrology studies, drainage studies, and/or Water Quality
Management Plans. Required development fees will be collected from future projects to support the
City's Storm Drainage Improvement Fund (Lake Elsinore Municipal Code Chapter 16.34.060), which has
been established for the exclusive purpose of developing a storm drainage master plan and a storm
drain system. In addition, future implementing development projects will be required to pay drainage
district fees, which would support construction of drainage facilities called for in the master plan within
the drainage area, as described in more detail in Lake Elsinore Municipal Code Chapter 16.72. No new
environmental issues have been raised by this comment and no additional mitigation measures and no
modification of the DEIR are required.
5-3. See the Response to Comment 5-1.
Final EIR—ELSPA No.11—November 2017 Page 19
City of Lake Elsinore
5-4. See the Response to Comment 5-2.
Page 20 Final EIR—ELSPA No.11—November 2017
The attached is a set of responses to your comments regarding East Lake
Specific Plan, Amendment No. 11 Draft Environmental Impact Report (SCH#
2016111029).
A copy of the responses to all comments received regarding the East Lake
Specific Plan, Amendment No. 11 Draft Environmental Impact Report is contained
in the Final Environmental Impact Report which is available for review at the
following link:
htt ://www.lake-elsinore.or /cit -hall/cit -de artments/communit -
develo ment/ lannin /ce a-documents-available-for- ublic-review/east-lake-
specific-plan-amendment-no-11