GEO-1(b) Fossil Discovery, Preparation and Curation
If a paleontological resource is discovered at any
time during earthmoving activities, the
construction contractor shall ensure that all
construction activities in the immediate area of the
find are halted and diverted, and the City is
contacted. A qualified paleontologist shall be
retained (if not done so already) to evaluate the
discovery. The paleontologist shall have the
authority to temporarily direct, divert or halt
construction activity around the find until it is
assessed for scientific significance and collected to
ensure that the fossil(s) can be removed in a safe
and timely manner.
Once salvaged, significant fossils shall be identified
to the lowest possible taxonomic level, prepared to
If a paleontological
resource is discovered, field
verification that all work in
the immediate vicinity of
the find is ceased and/or
diverted and qualified
paleontologist evaluates
the find.
Upon discovery of
paleontological
resource
Continuous;
throughout
ground-
disturbing
activities
City of
Burbank
Community
Development
Department
Coordination with qualified
paleontologist to assess,
collect, and remove
resource.
Upon discovery of
paleontological
resource
Continuous;
until
coordination is
complete
Same as above
ATTACHMENT 14-641
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GEO-1(b) Fossil Discovery, Preparation and Curation (cont’d) a curation-ready condition and curated in a
scientific institution with a permanent
paleontological collection (such as the Natural
History Museum of Los Angeles County [NHMLAC])
along with all pertinent field notes, photos, data,
and maps.
Hazards and Hazardous Materials
HAZ-2 Property Assessment – Phase I and II ESAs
Prior to the start of construction (demolition or
grading), the project applicant will retain a
qualified environmental professional (EP), as
defined by ASTM E-1527, to complete one of the
following:
If the project is not listed in Appendix F, DTSC
(GeoTracker) or SWRCB (EnviroStor) resources,
then the proponent will retain a qualified
environmental consultant, California Professional
Geologist (PG) or California Professional Engineer
(PE), to prepare a Phase I ESA. If the Phase I ESA
identifies recognized environmental conditions or
potential concern areas, a Phase II ESA will be
prepared.
If the project is listed in Appendix F, DTSC
(GeoTracker) or SWRCB (EnviroStor) resources,
then the project proponent will retain a qualified
environmental consultant, California Professional
Geologist (PG) or California Professional Engineer
(PE), to prepare a Phase II ESA to determine
whether the soil, groundwater, and/or soil vapor
has been impacted at concentrations exceeding
regulatory screening levels for commercial/
industrial land uses. Any and all recommended
actions included in the Phase II ESA will be
followed. This may include the preparation of a Soil
Management Plan (SMP) for Impacted Soils (see
Verification that the project
applicant has retained a
qualified EP for submittal of
either a Phase I ESA or
Phase II ESA.
Review and approval of the
Phase I ESA or Phase II ESA.
Review and approval of the
SMP, if recommended in
the Phase II ESA.
If soils contain chemical
concentrations exceeding
hazardous waste screening
thresholds, review and
approve recommendations
for waste disposal,
impacted wastes, and
remedial engineering
controls.
Prior to the start of
construction activities
Once City of
Burbank
Community
Development
Department
ATTACHMENT 14-642
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Frequency
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Agency
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HAZ-2 Property Assessment – Phase I and II ESAs (cont’d) below) prior to project construction and/or
completion of remediation at the proposed project
prior to onsite construction.
The completed ESAs will be submitted to the lead
agency for review and approval prior to issuance of
building or grading permits.
Soil Management Plan Requirements: The SMP, or
equivalent document, will be prepared to address
on-site handling and management of impacted soils
or other impacted wastes, and reduce hazards to
construction workers and offsite receptors during
construction. The plan will be submitted to the lead
agency, and must establish remedial measures
and/or soil management practices to ensure
construction worker safety, the health of future
workers and visitors, and the off-site migration of
contaminants from the site. These measures and
practices may include, but are not limited to:
Stockpile management including stormwater
pollution prevention and the installation of
BMPs
Proper disposal procedures of contaminated
materials
Monitoring and reporting
A health and safety plan for contractors working
at the site that addresses the safety and health
hazards of each phase of site construction
activities with the requirements and procedures
for employee protection
The health and safety plan will also outline
proper soil handling procedures and health and
safety requirements to minimize worker and
public exposure to hazardous materials during
construction.
The lead agency will review and approve the
development site Soil Management Plan for
ATTACHMENT 14-643
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Frequency
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Agency
Compliance Verification
Initial Date Comments
HAZ-2 Property Assessment – Phase I and II ESAs (cont’d) Impacted Soils prior to demolition and grading
(construction).
Soil Remediation Requirements: If soil present
within the construction envelope at the
development site contains chemicals at
concentrations exceeding hazardous waste
screening thresholds for contaminants in soil
(California Code of Regulations [CCR] Title 22,
Section 66261.24), the project proponent will retain
a qualified environmental consultant (PG or PE), to
conduct additional analytical testing and
recommend soil disposal recommendations, or
consider other remedial engineering controls, as
necessary.
The qualified environmental consultant will utilize
the development site analytical results for waste
characterization purposes prior to offsite
transportation or disposal of potentially impacted
soils or other impacted wastes. The qualified
environmental consultant will provide disposal
recommendations and arrange for proper disposal
of the waste soils or other impacted wastes (as
necessary), and/or provide recommendations for
remedial engineering controls, if appropriate.
The project applicant will review and approve the
disposal recommendations prior to transportation
of waste soils offsite, and review and approve
remedial engineering controls, prior to
construction.
Remediation of impacted soils and/or
implementation of remedial engineering controls,
may require additional delineation of impacts;
additional analytical testing per landfill or recycling facility requirements; soil excavation; and offsite
disposal or recycling.
ATTACHMENT 14-644
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Frequency
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Agency
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HAZ-2 Property Assessment – Phase I and II ESAs (cont’d) The lead agency will review and approve the
development site disposal recommendations prior
to transportation of waste soils offsite and review
and approve remedial engineering controls, prior to
construction.
Noise
NOI-1(a) Shielding and Silencing
Power construction equipment (including
combustion engines), fixed or mobile, shall be
equipped with noise shielding and silencing devices
consistent with manufacturer’s standards or the
Best Available Control Technology. Equipment shall
be properly maintained, and the project applicant
or owner shall require any construction contractor
to keep documentation on-site during any
earthwork or construction activities demonstrating
that the equipment has been maintained in
accordance with manufacturer’s specifications.
Review and verification
that construction plans
note all equipment to be
used.
Prior to issuance of a
construction permit
Once
City of
Burbank
Community
Development
Department
Review and verification of
documentation
demonstrating power
construction equipment is
equipped with noise
shielding and silencing
devices and is maintained
in accordance with
manufacturer
specifications.
Prior to start of
construction activities
and during
construction
Continuous;
throughout
construction
Same as above
NOI-1(b) Enclosures and Screening
All outdoor fixed mechanical equipment shall be
enclosed or screened from off-site noise-sensitive
uses. The equipment enclosure or screen shall be
impermeable (i.e., solid material with minimum
weight of 2 pounds per square feet) and break the
line-of-sight from the equipment and off-site
noise-sensitive uses
Review and verification
that construction plans
note enclosure/screening
requirements for all mixed
mechanical equipment.
Prior to issuance of a
construction permit
Once City of
Burbank
Community
Development
Department
Field verification that fixed
equipment is enclosed.
During construction
activities
Continuous;
throughout
construction
Same as above
ATTACHMENT 14-645
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Frequency
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Agency
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NOI-1(c) Construction Staging Areas
Construction staging areas shall be located as far
from noise-sensitive uses as reasonably possible
and feasible in consideration of site boundaries,
topography, intervening roads and uses, and
operational constraints.
Review and verification
that construction plans
note locations of staging
areas.
Prior to issuance of a
construction permit
Once
City of
Burbank
Community
Development
Department
Field verification that
staging areas are located
consistent with plans.
During construction
activities
Continuous;
throughout
construction
Same as above
NOI-1(d) Smart Back-Up Alarms
Mobile construction equipment shall have smart
back-up alarms that automatically adjust the sound
level of the alarm in response to ambient noise
levels. Alternatively, back-up alarms shall be
disabled and replaced with human spotters to
ensure safety when mobile construction
equipment is moving in the reverse direction.
Review and verification
that construction plans
note the use of back-up
alarms on mobile
construction equipment.
Prior to issuance of a
construction permit
Once City of
Burbank
Community
Development
Department
Field verification that smart
back-up alarms are utilized.
During construction
activities
Continuous;
throughout
construction
Same as above
NOI-1(e) Equipment Idling
Construction vehicles and equipment shall not be
left idling for longer than five minutes when not in
use.
Review and verification
that construction plans
note idling requirements.
Prior to issuance of a
construction permit
Once City of
Burbank
Community
Development
Department
Field verification that
construction vehicles are
not left idling.
During construction
activities
Continuous;
throughout
construction
Same as above
ATTACHMENT 14-646
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Frequency
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Agency
Compliance Verification
Initial Date Comments
NOI-1(f) Workers’ Radios
All noise from workers’ radios, including any on-
site music, shall be controlled to a point that they
are not audible at off-site noise-sensitive uses.
Review and verification
that construction plans
note worker radio
requirements.
Prior to issuance of a
construction permit
Once
City of
Burbank
Community
Development
Department
Field verification that
radios are not audible off-
site.
During construction
activities
Continuous;
throughout
construction
Same as above
NOI-1(g) Use of Driven Pile Systems
Driven (impact), sonic, or vibratory pile drivers
shall not be used, except in locations where the
underlying geology renders alternative methods
infeasible, as determined by a soils or geotechnical
engineer and documented in a soils report.
Review and verification
that construction plans
note requirement and
necessary assurances have
been obtained.
Prior to issuance of a
construction permit
Once City of
Burbank
Community
Development
Department
Field verification that
driven, sonic, or vibratory
pile drivers are avoided,
unless geotechnically
required.
During construction
activities
Continuous;
throughout
construction
Same as above
NOI-1(h) Temporary Sound Barriers
Temporary sound barriers, such as walls or sound
blankets, shall be positioned between construction
activities and noise-sensitive uses when
construction equipment are located within a line-
of-sight to and within 500 feet of off-site noise-
sensitive uses. Sound barriers shall break the line-
of-sight between the construction noise source
and the receiver where modeled levels exceed
applicable standards. Placement, orientation, size,
and density of acoustical barriers shall be specified
by a qualified acoustical consultant.
Review and verification
that construction plans
note locations of
temporary sound barriers
as specified by a qualified
acoustical consultant.
Prior to issuance of a
construction permit
Once City of
Burbank
Community
Development
Department
Field verification that
sound barriers are
implemented and
positioned accordingly.
During construction
activities
Continuous;
throughout
construction
Same as above
ATTACHMENT 14-647
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NOI-1(i) Noise Complaint Response
Project applicants shall designate an on-site
construction project manager who shall be
responsible for responding to any complaints
about construction noise. This person shall be
responsible for responding to concerns of
neighboring properties about construction noise
disturbance and shall be available for responding
to any construction noise complaints during the
hours that construction is to take place. They shall
also responsible for determining the cause of the
noise complaint (e.g., bad silencer) and shall
require that reasonable measures be implemented
to correct the problem. A toll-free telephone
number and email address shall be posted in a
highly visible manner on the construction site at all
times and provided in all notices (mailed, online
website, and construction site postings) for
receiving questions or complaints during
construction and shall also include procedures
requiring that the on-site construction manager to
respond to callers and email messages. The on-site
construction project manager shall be required to
track complaints pertaining to construction noise,
ongoing throughout demolition, grading, and/or
construction and shall notify the City’s Community
Development Director of each complaint
occurrence.
Review and verification
that an on-site construction
project manager has been
identified to implement the
mitigation requirement.
Prior to issuance of a
construction permit
Once City of
Burbank
Community
Development
Department
Field verification that
signage is posted on the
construction site with a
toll-free telephone number
and email address that can
be called to receive
questions or complaints.
Coordination with the
construction manager to
verify that complaints are
submitted to the City’s
Community Development
Director and confirm that
an appropriate response is
carried out to address the
complaints.
During construction
activities
Continuous;
throughout
construction
Same as above
ATTACHMENT 14-648
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NOI-1(j) Project-Specific Construction Noise Study
A Construction Noise Study, prepared by a
qualified noise expert to meet the requirements
herein, shall be required for housing development
projects located within 500 feet of noise-sensitive
land uses identified in the Burbank2035 General
Plan Noise Element (i.e., residences, parks, motels,
hotels, movies studios, school, and hospitals), and
that have one or more of the following
characteristics:
Two subterranean levels or more (generally
more than 20,000 cubic yards of excavated soil
material;
Construction durations of 18 months or more
(excluding interior finishing);
Use of large, heavy-duty equipment rated 300
horsepower or greater;
The potential for pile driving; or
Located within 1,000 feet of other construction
projects with overlapping construction
schedules.
The Construction Noise Study shall characterize
sources of construction noise, quantify noise levels
at noise-sensitive uses (e.g., residences, parks,
motels, hotels, movies studios, school, and
hospitals) and identify measures to reduce noise
exposure. The Construction Noise Study shall
identify reasonably available noise reduction
devices or techniques to reduce noise levels to
acceptable levels and/or durations including
through reliance on any relevant federal, state or
local standards or guidelines or accepted industry
practices. Noise reduction devices or techniques
may include but not be limited to silencers,
enclosures, sound barriers, and/or placement of
restrictions on equipment or construction
Verification that the
applicant has retained a
qualified noise analyst to
evaluate project-specific
construction noise in a
Construction Noise Study
for projects located within
500 feet of a noise-
sensitive use and that
exceed the one or more of
the screening criteria.
Review and approval of the
Air Quality Impact Analysis.
Review and verification
that contractor agreements
note requirements under
Mitigation Measures
NOI-1a through NOI-1f in
addition to additional
requirements identified
and recommended by the
Construction Noise Study.
Prior to issuance of a
construction permit
Once City of
Burbank
Community
Development
Department
ATTACHMENT 14-649
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NOI-1(j) Project-Specific Construction Noise Study (cont’d) techniques (e.g., alternative installation methods to
pile driving such as cast-in-place systems or pile
cushioning). Each measure in the Construction
Noise Study shall identify anticipated noise
reductions at noise-sensitive land uses.
Project applicants shall be required to comply with
all requirements of Mitigation Measures NOI-1a
through NOI-1f in addition to any additional
requirements identified and recommended by the
Construction Noise Study and shall maintain proof
that notice of, as well as compliance with, the
identified measures have been included in
contractor agreements.
NOI-3 Vibration Control Plan
For construction activities involving vibratory
rollers within 50 feet of a structure or pile drivers
(impact or sonic) within 140 feet of a structure, the
applicant shall prepare a Vibration Control Plan
prior to the commencement of construction
activities. The Vibration Control Plan shall be
prepared by a licensed structural engineer and
shall include methods required to minimize
vibration, including, but not limited to:
Alternative installation methods for pile driving
(e.g., pile cushioning, drilled piles, cast-in-place
systems) within 140 feet of a building to reduce
impacts associated with seating the pile
Vibration monitoring prior to and during pile
driving operations occurring within 140 feet of
a building
Use of rubber-tired equipment rather than
metal-tracked equipment
Avoiding the use of vibrating equipment when
allowed by best engineering practices
Review and verification
that the applicant has
retained a licensed
structural engineer to
prepare a Vibration Control
Plan for projects involving a
vibratory roller within
50 feet of a structure or a
pile driver within 140 feet
of a structure.
Review and approval of
Vibration Control Plan.
Verification of submittal of
Statement of Compliance
from the project and
applicant and owner to the
Building and Safety
Division.
Coordination and approval
from the Building and
Safety Division.
Prior to issuance of a
construction permit
Once City of
Burbank
Community
Development
Department
ATTACHMENT 14-650
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NOI-3 Vibration Control Plan (cont’d)
The Vibration Control Plan shall include a pre-
construction survey letter establishing baseline
conditions at potentially affected extremely fragile
buildings/historical resources and/or residential
structures. The survey letter shall determine
conditions that exist prior to the commencement of
construction activities for use in evaluating
potential damages caused by construction. Fixtures
and finishes susceptible to damage shall be
documented photographically and in writing prior
to construction. The survey letter shall provide a
shoring design to protect such buildings and
structures from potential damage. At the conclusion
of vibration causing activities, the qualified
structural engineer shall issue a follow-up letter
describing damage, if any, to impacted buildings
and structures. The letter shall include
recommendations for any repair, as may be
necessary, in conformance with the Secretary of the
Interior Standards. Repairs shall be undertaken and
completed by the contractor and monitored by a
qualified structural engineer in conformance with
all applicable codes including the California
Historical Building Code (Part 8 of Title 24).
A Statement of Compliance signed by the applicant
and owner shall be submitted to the City’ Building
and Safety Division at plan check and prior to the
issuance of any permit. The Vibration Control Plan,
prepared as outlined above shall be documented by
a qualified structural engineer, and shall be
provided to the City upon request.
Review and approval of
follow-up letter describing
damage and, if applicable,
recommendations for repair
from licensed structural
engineer.
Upon completion of
vibration-causing
construction activities
Once Same as above
Field verification of
structural repairs to
damaged buildings.
Upon completion of
vibration-causing
construction activities
Continuous;
throughout
repair work
Same as above
ATTACHMENT 14-651
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NOI-C1 Construction Building Permits
The City’s Community Development Department
shall review the locations and anticipated
construction timing for housing development
projects with respect to the locations of other
pending development projects. The City shall
stagger the issuance of building permits for
development projects with overlapping
construction schedules that meet both of the
following criteria:
The development project is located within
1,000 feet of another separate development
project; and
The development project is located 500 feet or
less from a sensitive receiver.
In these instances, the Community Development
Department shall review the findings of any site-
specific noise and vibration studies pertaining to
future development projects to compare their
locations to sensitive receivers identified therein.
Review of location and
construction timing of
housing projects.
Staggering of building
permits for development
projects with overlapping
schedules that meet the
criteria.
Review and approval of
site-specific noise and
vibration studies.
Prior to issuance of a
construction permit
Continuous;
throughout
citywide
development
City of
Burbank
Community
Development
Department
ATTACHMENT 14-652
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Frequency
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Agency
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Utilities/Service Systems
UTIL-1 Sewer Service Constraints Analysis
The City will conduct an analysis to identify any
sewer service constraints to determine if there are
any sewer capacity issues and any constraints in
the City’s wastewater system including assessment
of system capacity relative to the locations of
opportunity sites identified in the Housing Element
Update. The analysis will identify upgrades
necessary to mitigate the constraints in the system
to ensure that individual housing development
projects implemented under the Housing Element
can be completed and that sufficient capacity and
conveyance in the wastewater system exists.
However, if a proposed development has a
construction schedule that the City cannot
accommodate, the developer may be responsible
for performing the necessary sewer infrastructure
upgrades per Burbank Municipal Code (BMC) 8-1-
304.
Based on the constraints identified in the analysis,
the City’s Public Works Department will prepare a
nexus fee study to develop a fair share
requirement in the form of a wastewater
connection or similar project impact fee, which
helps to pay for implementation of upgrades
necessary to accommodate future development,
including development of the opportunity sites
where deficiencies in the system are identified to
exist. Through the fee study, subsequent cost
recovery fees applied to individual housing
development projects will be based on a rough
proportionality related to demands on the system
reasonably attributed to the development project.
Conduct a sewer service
constraints analysis relative
to opportunity sites.
Preparation of a nexus fee
study to develop a fair
share requirement in the
form of a wastewater
connection or similar
project impact fee.
Prior to issuance of a
construction permit
Once City of
Burbank
Community
Development
Department
Application of subsequent
cost recovery fees to
projects.
If service upgrades cannot
be completed by City for a
project, require that the
project developer perform
the necessary sewer
infrastructure upgrades
(per BMC 8-1-304) or enter
into a reimbursement
agreement.
If the City and project
developer mutually agree
to enter into
reimbursement agreement,
coordination with Public
Works Department Director
to administer agreement.
Prior to issuance of a
construction permit
Continuous;
throughout
citywide
development
City of
Burbank
Community
Development
Department;
City of
Burbank
Public Works
Department
ATTACHMENT 14-653
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Frequency
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Agency
Compliance Verification
Initial Date Comments
UTIL-1 Sewer Service Constraints Analysis (cont’d)
In the event it is determined that necessary
upgrades to serve a project cannot be completed
by the City prior to project completion, the City
may require the developer to perform the
necessary sewer infrastructure upgrades (Per BMC
8-1-304) at cost to the developer, or may choose
to enter into a reimbursement agreement so that a
developer may fund and construct the
improvements within the necessary timeframe
with subsequent partial reimbursement. If the City
and Developer mutually agree to enter into
reimbursement agreement (approved as to form
by the City Attorney and approved by the City
Council), it would be administered by the City’s
Public Works Director on behalf of the City.
UTIL-3a Sewer System Upgrades by Developers
A Sewer Capacity Analysis (SCA) shall be required
for individual housing projects of five (5) or more
multi-family units, so the City may identify sewer
infrastructure upgrades that can be implemented
by developers when a nexus and rough
proportionality is established between proposed
project(s) impact to City sewer infrastructure. The
SCA must be completed as part of the City’s
development review process or prior to the
submittal of plan check documents, whichever
occurs first.
Review and approve the
SCA for projects that meet
the criteria.
If upgrades are necessary,
verify that the appropriate
fee is received based on a
nexus fee study.
SCA to be completed
as part of the City’s
development review
process or prior to the
submittal of plan
check documents,
whichever occurs first.
Fees must be received
prior to issuance of a
construction permit.
Once City of
Burbank
Community
Development
Department;
City of
Burbank
Public Works
Department
ATTACHMENT 14-654
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UTIL-3b Sewage Diversion
Per the City’s Public Works Department there are
several locations throughout the City of Burbank
where sewage can potentially be diverted away
from the BWRP and conveyed to the City of Los
Angeles’ Hyperion wastewater treatment system.
As a short-term measure, diversion of sewage may
potentially be used to alleviate capacity concerns
for certain sewage conveyance pipelines (but not
all pipelines) as well as temporarily lowering the
influent flows to the BWRP. Diverting flows to the
Los Angeles system would result in an increase in
one-time Sewer Facility Charges (SFCs) and other
recurring annual charges (capital improvement and
operation & maintenance fees) that shall be paid
to the City of Los Angeles. Therefore, if the sewage
analysis determines that diversion is feasible, the
applicant will be required to contribute a fair share
fee, which shall be estimated based on the
preliminary billing estimates received from the City
of Los Angeles, to offset to the cost of diversion to
the City of Los Angeles.
If t he sewage analysis
determines that diversion is
feasible, the applicant will
be required to contribute a
fair share fee, which shall be
estimated based on the
preliminary billing
estimates received from the
City of Los Angeles, to offset
to the cost of div ersion to
the City of Los Angeles.
To be completed as
part of the City’s
development review
process or prior to the
submittal of plan
check documents,
whichever occurs first.
Fees must be received
prior to issuance of a
construction permit.
Ongoing
throughout the
period of
sewage
diversion
City of
Burbank
Community
Development
Department;
City of
Burbank
Public Works
Department
UTIL-3c Sewer System Master Plan
The City shall prepare a new Sewer System Master
Plan in 2023 to evaluate the City’s sewer
conveyance and treatment system over the next
twenty years, which is inclusive of the proposed
Housing Element update planning and
implementation period, as well as developing the
appropriate sewer facility impact fees to ensure
that developers pay their fair share of the cost to
expand and upgrade the capacity of the BWRP
treatment facilities.
Prepare a Sewer System
Master Plan that includes
requirements for
appropriate sewer facility
impact fees.
To be approved in
2023
Once City of
Burbank
Community
Development
Department;
City of
Burbank
Public Works
Department
ATTACHMENT 14-655
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Frequency
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Agency
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UTIL-3d Expansion and Upgrades to BWRP Treatment Facilities The City shall expand and upgrade the BWRP
treatment facilities as needed consistent with the
City’s Sewer System Master Plan including but not
limited to, the acquisition of land adjacent to the
BWRP facilities, the addition of new primary
clarifiers, increased capacity in the equalization
basins, and upgrades to other parts of the sewage
treatment process.
Conduct a sewer service
constraints analysis relative
to opportunity sites.
Preparation of a nexus fee
study to develop a fair
share requirement in the
form of a wastewater
connection or similar
project impact fee.
After approval of
Sewer System Master
Plan
Continuous;
throughout
citywide
development
City of
Burbank
Community
Development
Department;
City of
Burbank
Public Works
Department
ATTACHMENT 14-656
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