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Prescott Living Trust District 6, SR-65 Tulare County Mike Whiteside Assistant Chief Engineer Caltrans Project Location VISALIA Route 137 LINDSAY TULARE Route 190 PORTERVILLE Project Route 65 Location 2 Porterville Project Location


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Prescott Living Trust

District 6, SR-65 Tulare County

Mike Whiteside Assistant Chief Engineer Caltrans

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Project Location

Route 190

Route 137

Project Location

Route 65 2

PORTERVILLE LINDSAY TULARE VISALIA

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Project Location

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AVENUE 136

INDIANA ST

Prescott Property

ROUTE 65

To Porterville AVENUE 124

ROUTE 190

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AVENUE 128

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Project Impact

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Avenue 128 Route 65

Prescott Property

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Project Impact

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Route 65

Proposed Improvements

LEGEND

Proposed Right of Way

Avenue 128

Prescott Property

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Prescott Property 30.01 Acres

ROUTE 65

To Porterville To Bakersfield INDIANA St

Proposed Easements 0.09 Acres

ROUTE 65

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Proposed Highway Right of Way LEGEND Proposed Improvements Prescott Property

Project Impact

AVENUE

128

Proposed Easements

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Chronology

Initial Department proposal:

  • 7.6’ roadway fee
  • 20’ perm SCE utility easement

Meetings 2013 – 2015

  • Owners request minimize easements

Current Department design:

  • 1.63’ roadway easement
  • 10’ perm SCE utility easement / TCE
  • Curb, gutter, and driveway

Project Impact

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Chronology

Current Department design complete:

  • Department
  • SCE

County General Plan compliant Agreements & approvals:

  • County
  • SCE

Minimum for project purpose/need

Project Impact

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Proposed Improvements Existing Right of Way Perm Roadway Easement Perm SCE Utility Ease / TCE LEGEND

Project Impact

Prescott Property

Department Design

Existing Avenue 128 Pavement

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Avenue 128

10 Roadway Easement 1.63’

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SCE Utility Ease TCE Ease 10’

LEGEND

Proposed R/W

Existing Ave 128 Proposed Improvements Existing Right of Way Proposed Roadway Easement

Prescott Property

Proposed R/W

Proposed R/W

Proposed SEC Utility Ease / TCE 10’

Project Impct Project Impact Department Design

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Prescott Property

Existing Right of Way Proposed Right of Way LEGEND Proposed Roadway Easement 1.63’ Proposed SCE Utility Ease / TCE 10’

Project Impact Department Design

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Prescott Request

February 26, 2016

30’ centerline to curb (5.63’ road ease) 10’ perm SCE utility easement Construct own curb, gutter, driveways State to pave to curb and gutter Donate roadway easement

Project Impact

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Department Response

Accept donation to county Department design complete:

  • Department
  • SCE

Would require another SCE redesign ($) Improving private property / speculative future development Delay project Offered two accommodations

  • No Resolution of Necessity
  • No delay

Project Impact

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Accommodation 1

March 2016

Possession and Use Agreement (P&U) Project proceed as-is Owners to:

  • Obtain permits/approvals
  • Redesign SCE ($)
  • Design & construct curb/gutter
  • Drainage compatible & design consistent

Department to:

  • Redesign during construction
  • Issue contract change order
  • Pave to meet curb & gutter

Owners get exactly what they ask (30’ curb setback)

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Accommodation 1

March 2016

Possession and Use Agreement (P&U)

Owners rejected:

  • Department to pay for SCE redesign

Department cannot accept:

  • Paying for speculative private development

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Accommodation 2

April 2016

Right-of-Way Contract

Owners to:

  • Construct curb, gutter, driveways

Department to:

  • Redesign
  • Facilitate joint utility/road easements
  • Pave to meet curb & gutter

Avoid SCE redesign ($) Provides 29.63’ curb setback (not 30’) Owner rejected:

  • Want 30’ setback (4.4”)
  • Department to construct curb, gutter, driveways

Department agreed to construct curb, gutter, driveways

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Accommodation 2

April 2016

Right-of-Way Contract

Owners rejected

  • 30’ setback
  • Dept pay SEC redesign
  • Dept pay relocation ALL poles across parcel
  • Limit SCE easement rights

Department can not:

  • Work outside construction limits
  • Exceeds project scope
  • Outside environmental clearance
  • Paying for speculative private development
  • SCE will not agree

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Accommodation 1/Prescott Request Department Design Project Impact

30’ 29.63’ (4.4”) 26.63’ 30’

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Summary

Setback from Centerline Ave 128 Department Design (current) 26.63’ Prescott Request

February 26, 2016

30’ Accommodation 1 30’ Accommodation 2 29.63’

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Related to the findings of the Commission:

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Contacts w/ Owner:

  • Mail

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  • Email

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  • Phone

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  • Meetings

7 Issues addressed Multiple redesigns

  • SCE
  • Department

One non-compensation related issue:

  • Design of project
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The property owner contends:

The Department must:

  • Place curb/gutter/driveway 30’ offset
  • Pay SCE redesign/relocation - whole property

Department response:

SCE & Dept designs complete Paying for speculative private future development Work outside construction limits Exceeds project scope Outside environmental clearance

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Related to the findings of the Commission: The project is planned and located in a manner most compatible with the greatest public good and least private injury

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Related to the findings of the Commission: An offer of just compensation has been made

First offer Nov 2013 Updated January 2016 Updated offer for Accommodations April 2016 Negotiations ongoing

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Summary

1.The public interest and necessity require the proposed project. 2.This project is planned and located in a manner that will be most compatible with the greatest public good and least private injury. 3.The property sought to be condemned is necessary for the proposed project. 4.An offer of compensation has been made.

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