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Buck Gully Repair
LSA Assoctates, Inc.
Principals
Rob Balen
Lyndon Calerdine
Les Card
Steve Granholm
Roger Harris
Art Homrigbausen
Larry Kennings
George Kurilko
Carolyn Lobell
Bill Mayer
Rob McCann
Rob Scbonholtz
Alalcolm J. Sproul
Associates
Deborah Baer-WhIker
Connie Calica
Gary Dora
Kevin Fincher
Richard Harlacher
Michele Huddleston
GinaJnrick
Clint Kellner
Kann Kirtland
Benson Lee
Sabrina Nicbolls
Anthony Fetros
Jill Wihon
LSA
October 5, 1995
Ms. Gina Garcia
3300 Newport Boulevard
P.O. Box 1768
Newport Beach, CA 92658
Subject: Buck Gully Slide Repair
Dear Ms. Garcia:
Environmental Analyse
Transportation Engineering
Resource Management
Community Flannmg
Ecological Restoration
Resource Economics
Per the conditions of approval for the Buck Gully Repair, we are submitting the
plant palettes and seed mixes for the erosion control and revegetation of the
repaired slide area and its associated stockpile area. Please note that there are
two sets of seed mixes and plant palettes. However, only one set will be used.
The "Altemate" set was prepared for use in the event that the soils are saline in
nature, and will not be used otherwise. A soil test to determine this will be
conducted shortly before the construction is completed.
In our conversations with Ray Schuller and John Douglas, we learned that you
were the person to whom this should be submitted. This revegetation effort
needs to be conducted immediately following the completion of construction.
Consequently, The Irvine Company plans to put this work out to bid next Thurs-
day October 12, 1995, and your approval prior to that time would be greatly
appreciated.
If you have any questions regarding these plans please call me at C714) 553-0666.
Sincerely,
LSA ASSOCIATES, INC.
M.W. "Bill" O'Connell
Associate, Biologist
CC: Jim Lorman, CCB
Liz Perez, CCB
Ray Shuller, City of Newport Beach
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One park Plana, Suite 500 Telephone 714553-0666
Iroine, California 92714 Facsimile 714553-8076
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COASTAL COMMUNITY BUMMERS
July 31, 1995
Mr. Raimar Schuller
Building DirectorI�Q
City of Newport Beach
3300 Newport Boulevard
Newport Beach, CA 92658-8915
Subject: Buck Gully Slide Repair Grading Permit - Erosion Control Landscape
Dear Ray:
In accordance with the City's grading permit issuance related to having Coastal Community Builders
("CCB") address the surface landscaping upon completion ofthe slope repair, the intent of this letter
is to fulfill that condition. In this regard, please be advised that CCB will take steps to ensure that
appropriate landscaping/erosion control measures are in place upon completion of the subject repair
work
To meet the permit condition, CCB has retained LSA Associates, Inc. ("LSA') as project biologist
to prepare revegetation plans and specifications that will be incorporated into the construction
program consisting of the following:
Determination of appropriate plant palette(s) with the goal of providing low maintenance
vegetation that will help slope stability and blend with other vegetation in the canyon.
a Development of an appropriate combination of seeding and container planting.
a Consideration of other erosion control methods, e.g., jute netting or curlex.
a Coordination with the nursery and seed suppliers, to, ensure that the required plant materials
are available.
It is anticipated the specifications will be completed within the next four weeks and thereafter
incorporated into the construction plans.
Ifthere are any questions or assistance needed relative to this matter, please do not hesitate to contact
me.
Sincerely,
James J. Lorman, Jr.
Vice President, Land Development
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Buck Gully Slope Failure Project Name: Buck Gully SloDe Failure NMG
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REVEGETATION PLAN - BUCK GULLY SLIDE REPAIR
SEED MiXFOR UPPER SLOPE (AREA 1)
This area is the upper 20 feet of the grading area (0.14 acre). The following
seed mix is to be applied to the upper slope area using a two stage applica-
tion hydroseeding technique prior to planting:
Lbs. Total lbs.
Scientific Name Common Name seed/acre seed
Nassella pulchra
Purple needlegrass
Lasthenia californica
Goldfields
Plantago ovata
Wooly plantain
Escbscbolzia cali(ornica
California poppy
Sisyrinchium bellum
Blue-eyed grass
Lupinus bicolor
Miniature lupine
Total
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2.0
10.0
1.5
1.0
0.42
0.28
1.40
0.21
0.14
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SEED MIXFOR MIDDLE SLOPE (AREA 2)
This is the area between the lower edge of the upper area and the top edge
of the middle brow ditch. The following seed mix is to be applied to the
middle slope area (1.0 acre), with a two stage application hydroseeding
technique following the planting:
Lbs. Total lbs.
Scientific Name Common Name seed/acre seed
Sisyrinchium bellum Blue-eyed grass 2.0 2.0
Nassellapulchra Purple needlegrass 2.0 2.0
Lupinus bicolor Miniature lupine 2.0 2.0
Lasthenia caltfornica Goldfields 2.0 2.0
Plantago ovata Wooly plantain 10.0 10.0
Gnaphalium California 1.0 1.0
californicum everlasting
Eschscho&ia californica California poppy 2.0 2.0
Grindelia camporum Big gumplant 1.0 1.0
Eriophyllum Golden yarrow 1.0 1.0
confertiflorum
Total 23.0 23.0
All installed plants are to be covered immediately prior to the hydroseed
application with either paper bags or plastic plant containers. These covers
are to be removed no later than 24 hours following the hydroseed applica-
tion.
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SEED MErFOR LOWER SLOPE (AREA 3)
This is all of the area below the middle brow ditch. The following seed mix
is to be applied to the lower slope area (1.12 acre) with a two stage applica-
tion hydroseeding technique following planting:
Scientific Name
Common Name
Lbs.
seed/acre
Total lbs.
seed
Artemisia calffornica
California sagebrush
5.6
6.3
Encelia calfornica
California encelia
3.0
3.4
Lotus scoparius
Coastal deerweed
2.0
2.2
Eriogonum fasciculatum
California
9.0
10.1
buckwheat
Plantago ovata
Wooly plantain
6.0
6.7
Baccharls pilularls
Coyote bush
0.6
0.7
Salvia mellifera
Black sage
1.0
1.1
SisjWnchium bellum
Blue-eyed grass
1.0
1.1
Nassellapulchra
Purple needlegrass
1.5
1.7
Lupinus succulentus
Arroyo lupine
2.0
2.2
Lasthenia californica
Goldfields
2.0
2.2
Gnaphalium
California
0.6
0.7
calfornicum
everlasting
Eschscholzla caltfornica
California poppy
1.0
1.1
Isocoma menziesii
Coastal goldenbush
1.0
1.1
Mimulus aurantiacus
Bush monkeyfiower
0.5
0.6
Erlophyllum
Golden yarrow
1.0
1.1
confertiflorum
Total
37.8
42.3
All installed plants are to be covered immediately prior to the hydroseed
application with either paper bags or plastic plant containers. These covers
are to be removed no later than 24 hours following the hydroseed applica-
tion.
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SEED MMFOR STOCIPLW AREA
The stockpile area is the cleared area on the south side of the creek. The
following seed mix is to be applied to the 1.64 acres of stockpile area with a
two stage applIcation'hydroseeding technique following planting:
Lbs. Total lbs.
Scientific Name Common Name seed/acre seed
Artemisia caltfornica
California sagebrush
5.6
9.2
Encelia californica
California encelia
3.0
4.9
Lotus scoparius
Coastal deerweed
2.0
3.3
Eriogonum fasciculatum
California
9.0
14.8
buckwheat
Baccbaris pilularis
Coyote bush
0.6
1.0
Salvia melltfera
Black sage
1.0
1.6
Sisyrincbium bellum
Blue-eyed grass
1.0
1.6
Nassellapulcbra
Purple needlegrass
1.5
2.5
Lupinus succulentus
Arroyo lupine
2.0
3.3
Lastbenia caltfornica
Goldfields
2.0
3.3
Plantago ovata
Wooly plantain
6.0
9.8
Gnapbalium
California
0.6
1.0
caltfornicum
everlasting
Escbscbolzia caltfornica
California poppy
1.0
1.6
Isocoma menziesii
Coastal goldenbush
1.0
1.6
Mimulus aurantiacus
Bush monkeyilower
0.5
0.8
Ertopbyllum
Golden yarrow
1.0
1.6
confert f76rum
Total
37.8
61.9
All installed plants are to be covered immediately prior to the hydroseed
application with either paper bags or plastic plant containers. 'These covers
are to be removed no later than 24 hours following the hydroseed applica-
tion.
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PLANT LIST FOR UPPER SLOPE (AREA 1)
This area is the upper 20 feet of the grading area (0.14 acre), and is to be
planted with 500 purple needlegrass (Nassella pulcbra) plugs after the
hydroseeding is complete. These plants are to be installed in groups of
10-12 plants each. The locations of these groups are to be determined in the
field by the Revegetation Specialist.
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PLANT LIST FOR MIDDLE SLOPE (AREA 2)
This is the area between the lower edge of the upper area and the top edge
of the middle brow ditch. The following plants are to be installed in the
upper slope area before the hydroseed application:
Scientific Name
Rbus integrifolia
Baccbaris pilularts
Nassellapulcbra
Mimulus aurantiacus
Encelia californica
Isomerls arborea
Total Number of Plants
Total
Container
Number
Common Name
Size
of Plants
Lemonadeberry
D-40
10
Coyote bush
D-40
40
Purple needlegrass
D-40
40
Bush monkeytlower
D-40
40
California encelia
D-40
40
Bladderpod
D-40
40
210
The locations of these plants will be determined in the field by the
Revegetation Specialist at the time of installation.
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PLANT LIST FOR LONER SLOPE (AREA 3)
This is all of the area below the middle brow ditch. The following plants are
to be installed in the lower slope area before the hydroseed application:
Scientific Name
Common Name
Container
Size
Total
Number
of Plants
Baccbaris salicifolia
Mulefat
D-40
50
Sambucus mexicana
Mexican elderberry
D-40
20
Leymus californica
Giant wild -rye
D-40
20
Baccharls pilularls
Coyote bush
D-40
40
Encelia calfornica
California encelia
D-40
80
Isocoma menziesii
Coastal goldenbush
D-40
25
Brlogonum
California buck
D-40
60
fasciculatum
wheat
Nassellapulcbra
Purple needlegrass
D-40
20
Salix lasiolepis
Arroyo willow
1 Gal.
15
Rbus integrlfolia
Lemonadeberry
D-40
5
Hetemmeles arbutfolia
Toyon
D-40
5
Artemisia cal fornica
California sagebrush
D-40
60
Isomeris arborea
Bladderpod
D-40
45
Total Number of Plants
445
The locations of these plants will be determined in the field by the
Revegetation Specialist at the time of installation.
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PLANT LIST FOR STOCI PHE AREA
The only species of plant to be installed in the stockpile area is Mexican
elderberry (Sambucus mexicana). A total of 20 plants is to be installed.
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ALTERNATE SEED MErFOR UPPER SLOPE (AREA 1)
This area is the upper 20 feet of the grading area (0.14 acre). The following
seed mix is to be applied to the upper slope area using a two stage applica-
tion hydroseeding technique prior to planting:
Scientific Name
Common Name
Lbs.
seed/acre
Total lbs.
seed
Iva axillaris
Poverty weed
2.0
0.28
Lasthenia californica
Goldfields
2.0
0.28
Limonium californicum
California marsh
2.0
0.28
rosemary
Heliotropum
Salt heliotrope
0.5
0.07
curassavicum
Plantago ovata
Wooly plantain
10.0
1.40
Total
16.5
2.31
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ALTERNATE SEED MLYFOR MIDDLE SLOPE (AREA 2)
This is the area between the lower edge of the upper area and the top edge
of the middle brow ditch.
The following seed mix is to be applied to the
middle slope area (1.0 acre), with a two stage application
hydroseeding
technique following the planting:
Lbs.
Total lbs.
Scientific Name
Common Name seed/acre
seed
Lasthenia californica
Goldfields 2.0
2.0
Limonium californicum
California Marsh 2.0
2.0
Rosemary
Heliotropum
Salt heliotrope 0.5
0.5
curassavicum
Plantago ovata
Wooly plantain 10.0
10.0
Total
14.5
14.5
All installed plants are to be covered immediately prior to the hydroseed
application with either paper bags or plastic plant containers. These covers
are to be removed no later than 24 hours following the hydroseed applica-
tion.
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ALTERNATE SEED MLYFOR LOWER SLOPE (AREA 3)
This is all of the area below the middle brow ditch. The following seed mix
is to be applied to the lower slope area (1.12 acre) with a two stage applica-
tion hydroseeding technique following planting:
Lbs. Total lbs.
Scientific Name Common Name seed/acre seed
Atrtplex canescens ssp.
canescens
Plantago ovata
Encelia caWornica
Lotus scoparius
Leymus condensatus
Baccbaris pilularis
Atriplex lentirormis ssp.
brewerii
Lastbenia califoruica
Isocoma menzlesii
Total
Fourwing saltbush 8.0 9.0
Wooly plantain
10.0
11.2
California encella
3.0
3.4
Coastal deerweed
2.0
2.2
Giant wild -rye
2.0
2.2
Coyote bush
0.6
0.7
Brewers saltbush
6.0
6.7
Goldfields
2.0
2.2
Coastal goldenbush
2.0
2.2
35.6
39.8
All installed plants are to be covered immediately prior to the hydroseed
application with either paper bags or plastic plant containers. These covers
are to be removed no later than 24 hours following the hydroseed applica-
tion.
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ALTERNATE SEED MIX FOR STOC"ILE AREA
The stockpile area is the cleared area on the south side of the creek. The
following seed mix is to be applied to the 1.64 acres of stockpile area with a
two stage application hydroseeding technique following planting:
Lbs. Total lbs.
Scientific Name Common Name seed/acre seed
Atrlplex canescens ssp.
Fourwing saltbush
8.0
13.1
canescens
Encelia californica
California encelia
3.0
4.9
Lotus scoparius
Coastal deerweed
2.0
3.3
LVmus condensatus
Giant wild -rye
2.0
3.3
Baccharls pilularls
Coyote bush
0.6
1.0
Atriplex lentiformis ssp.
Brewers saltbush
6.0
9.8
brewerii
Plantago ovata
Wooly plantain
6.0
9.8
Lasthenia californica
Goldfields
2.0
33
Isocoma menxlesii
Coastal goldenbush
2.0
3.3
Total
31.6
51.8
All installed plants are to be covered immediately prior to the hydroseed
application with either paper bags or plastic plant containers. These covers
are to be removed no later than 24 hours following the hydroseed applica-
tion.
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ALTERNATE PLANT LIST FOR UPPER SLOPE (AREA 1)
This area is the upper 20 feet of the grading area (0.14 acre), and is to be
planted with 500 coastal salt grass (Distichlis spicata) stolons after the
hydroseeding is complete. These plants are to be installed in groups of
10-12 plants each. The locations of these groups are to be determined in the
field by the Revegetation Specialist.
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ALTERNATE PLANT LIST FOR MIDDLE SLOPE (AREA 2)
This is the area between the lower edge of the upper area and the top edge
of the middle brow ditch. The following plants are to be installed in the
upper slope area before the hydroseed application:
Total
Container Number
Scientific Name Common Name Size of Plants
Eaccbaris pilularis
Coyote bush
D-40
80
Atriplex lentiformis
Brewers saltbush
D-40
20
ssp. brewerli
Encelia cal fornica
California encella
D-40
40
Isomeris arborea
Bladderpod
D-40
60
Total Number of
200
Plants
The locations of these
plants will be determined
in the
field by the
Revegetation Specialist at
the time of installation.
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ALTERNATE PLANT LIST FOR LOWER SLOPE (AREA 3)
This is all of the area below the middle brow ditch. The following plants are
to be installed in the lower slope area before the hydroseed application:
Scientific Name
Common Name
Container
Size
Total
Number
of Plants
Baccbaris salicifolia
Mulefat
D-40
50
Sambucus mexicana
Mexican elderberry
D-40
20
Leymus californica
Giant wild -rye
D-40
20
Baccbarls pilularis
Coyote bush
D-40
40
Encelia calffornica
California encelia
D-40
80
Isocoma menzlesii
Coastal goldenbush
D-40
45
Atrlplex canescens
Fourwing saltbush
D-40
60
Atriplex kntiformis ssp.
Brewers saltbush
D-40
60
brewerli
Salix lasiolepis
Arroyo willow
1 Gal.
15
Isomeris arborea
Bladderpod
D-40
45
Total Number of Plants
435
The locations of these plants will be determined in the field by the
Revegetation Specialist at the time of installation.
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CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
July 21, 1995
TO: Genia Garcia
FROM: John Douglas
SUBJECT: Coastal Commission Approval In Concept
Sandcastle Drive Emergency Slope Repair
Genia, this is to confirm our discussion regarding the issuance of an AIC for the
Sandcastle Drive emergency slope repair. Based on previous conversations with Coastal
Commission staff; it is my understanding that the Coastal Act and Regulations allow
emergency work to be done prior to issuance of a Coastal Development Permit with the
requirement that the applicant submit a permit application for processing as soon as
possible. Subject to approval of the grading plans by the Building Department, please
issue an AIC for this emergency work with the condition that the applicant submit an
application to the Coastal Commission as soon as possible.
Call me at x3230 if you have an
cc: Ken Delino
Ray Schuller
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P.O. BOX 1768, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92658-8915
SOILS REPORT REVIEW
G.P.C. No.: 856-95 Date:, 1995
(Use G.P.C. No. in all correspondence)
REPORT BY: NMG Geotechnical, Inc.
17921 Sky Park Circle, Ste G
Irvine, CA 92714
PROJECT ADDRESS: Tract 6425, Corona del Mar, California
REVIEWER: Rick Higley, Grading Engineer - Building Department
COMMENTS
1. Show the proposed fill key in all Sections (plates 2, 3, 4 and 5).
2. Show the proposed subdrains in plan and in cross sectionalviews. Provide
graphic .detail. What diameter pipe is to be used? Show proposed outlet
locations.
3. Provide detail for fill benching and keying.
4. Will excavation of the proposed keyway, removal of the slide mass and
construction of the buttress fill destabilize the building pads and existing
structures at any point in the grading process?
5. Provide soil design parameters for the recommended soldier piles/shoring.
6. The consultant shall provide recommendations for construction sequencing
and precise procedures for placement of shoring, excavation, of keyway,
removal of slide mass and construction of buttress fill and subdrains.
7. The project geotechnical engineer and engineering geologist shall sign the
grading and shoring plans.
8. Provide shoring design and calculations which demonstrate an adequate
factor of safety will exist at all phases of construction so as to preclude
damage to the off site properties and structures.
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3300 Newport Boulevard, Newport Beach
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FETE WILSON, Governor
SPATE OF. CALIFORNIA - CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY_ _
CALIFORNIA REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
SANTI ANA REGION
2010 IOWA AVENUE, SUITE 100 BUILDING DEPARTMENT
RIVERSIDE, CA 92507-2409
PHONE: (909) 782.4130
FAX. (W9) 781-6288 JUL - 6 1995
June 27, 1995
CITY OF NEWPORT BLACH
CALIFORNIA
Jim Lorman
Coastal Community Builders
550 Newport Center Drive, Seventh Floor
Newport Beach, CA 92660
MPORA
B401 UCK GULLY ISLOPENFOR THE RE AIRS,CNEWPORTTION OF BEACH, ORANGES CSS ROAD FOR
COUNTY
Dear Mr. Lorman:
This is in response to the June 6, 1995 submittal from LSA
Associates, Inc., on your behalf, requesting a water quality
standards certification under Section 401 of the Clean Water Act
for the above -referenced project.
You are proposing to install a single temporary crossing consisting
of approximately 200 cubic yards of fill material across Buck Gully
Creek. Flows in the creek will be maintained by installing two 36
inch pipes in the channel invert below the temporary fill. The
proposed affected area of Buck Creek is located 0.1 miles northeast
of the intersection of 5th Avenue and Poppy Lane in Newport Beach.
The purpose of this project is to provide site access for earth
moving equipment to conduct permanent repairs on a landslide that
occurred in March of 1995 below homes along Sandcastle Drive.
The project reach of the creek supports a narrow strand of riparian
habitat, consisting of a few willow trees and herbaceous vegetation
such as cat -tails and sedge. You have indicated that no sensitive
species were observed in the immediate project area.
Approximately 0.02 acres of the water of the U.S. will be covered
with fill material, resulting in the temporary loss of herbaceous
vegetation. No willow trees or riparian habitat will be affected.
Once the repair work is completed, the fill will be removed and the
stream channel will be returned to its natural state. Affected
vegetation is expected to regenerate naturally.
You have applied to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for coverage
under Nationwide Permit and have also applied for a 1603 Streambed
Alteration Agreement with the California Department of Fish and
Game.
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Coastal Community Builders -1- dune 27, 1995
Jim LOrmMA
Based on the above information, it appears that the above -
referenced project, as proposed, will not have a significant impact
of the environment. Pursuant to Resolution No. 84-48, waste
discharge requirements are waived for this project. In accordance
with Section 3857 of the California Code of Regulations, this
action is equivalent to waiver of water quality certification, At
this time no further action is anticipated on your 401 application.
However, if the above stated conditions are changed or new
.information becomes available that indicates a water quality
problem, we may formulate Waste Discharge Requirements.
Should there be any questions, please contact Keith Person at (909)
792-4997.
Sincerely,
Gerard J. Thibeault
Executive Officer
CC: V.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Permits and Enforcement Section -
Clyde Morris (W-7-2)
V.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Los Angeles District, Regulatory Branch -
Michelle Waltz
California Department of Fish and Game - Dee Sudduth
State Water Resources Control Board, Division of Water Quality -
Oscar Balaguer
Orange County Environmental Management Agency, Environmental Resources
Division - Chris Crompton
City of Newport Beach - City Manager
LSA Associates, Inc. - Scott Holbrook
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COASTAL COMMUNITY BUILDERS
August 14, 1995
BUILDING DEPARTMEN''
Mr. Raimar Schuller AUG 16 1995
Building Director
City of Newport Beach CITY OF NEWPQW sue.
3300 Newport' Boulevard CALIFORNIA
Newport Beach, CA 92658-8915
Subject: Buck Gully Slide Repair Grading Permit - Erosion Control Landscape
Dear Ray:
In accordance with the City's grading permit issuance related to having Coastal Community Builders
("CCB") address the surface landscaping upon completion of the slope repair, the intent of this letter
is to fulfill that condition. In this regard, please be advised that CCB will take steps to ensure that
appropriate landscaping/erosion control measures are in place upon completion of the subject repair
work.
To meet the permit condition, CCB has retained LSA Associates, Inc. ("LSA') as project biologist
to prepare revegetation plans and specifications that will be incorporated into the construction
program consisting of the following:
• Determination of appropriate plant palette(s) with the goal of providing low maintenance
vegetation that will help slope stability and blend with other vegetation in the canyon.
• Development of an appropriate combination of seeding and container planting.
• Consideration of other erosion control methods, e.g., jute netting or curlex.
• Coordination with -the nursery and seed suppliers, to ensure that the requh ed plant materials
are available.
It is anticipated the specifications will be completed within the next four weeks and thereafter
incorporated into the construction plans, and submitted to the City Environmental Planner for review
and approval.
If there are any questions or assistance needed relative to this matter, please do not hesitate to contact
me.
Si erely,
J�ifies J. Lorm Jr.
Vice President, Land Development
and Construction
cc: Art Homrighausen (LSA)
Gary McKinney (CIGNA)
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650 Newport Center Drive, P.O. Box 6370, Newport Beach, California 92658-6370 • (714) 720-2410
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CALIFORNIA COASTAL COMMISSION
SOUTH COAST AREA
243 W. ,ROADWAY, STE. 380
P.O. SOX 1430
LONG REACH, CA 90202-4416
(310) AWS071
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SOUTH COAST AREA
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(213) SWS071
APPLICAtION FOR EMERGENCY PERMIT
PLEASE NOTE: The following information and attachments must be submitted in
writing in order to receive an Emergency Permit pursuant to Public Resources
Code Section 30624(a), If the emergency situation is such that a verbal
authorization is given by the District Director to commence emergency work,
the application for emergency permit must still be submitted by the property
owner within 3 days of the disaster or discovery of the danger. 14 Cal.
Admin. Code Section 13139.
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1 Request: in person by telephone by mail
Date/Time
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Name(s) of Property owner(s) Name(S) of Representative(s)
Address: Address:
Phone Number: Phone Number:
3. Location of Emergency Work:
4. Evidence of applicant's interest in property on which emergency work is
to be performed
5. Assessor's Parcel Number:
6. Contractor, or person(s) who will do emergency work/address/phone number
(if different from representative)
7. Nature and cause of emergency (brief description):
8. The circumstances during the emergency that appeared to justify the
courses) of action taken, including the probable consequences of failing
to take action:
9. Method and preventive work requested (e.g.. rip -rap. bulkhead, etc.):
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ATTACHMENTS - Please provide the following:
1. If time permits, evidence of approval by local planning department.
2. Site plan showing proposed and existing development on the subject parcel.
3. Vicinity map (road map) with location of project site marked. For rural
areas. please also provide a parcel map.
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