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1 RESOLUTION NO. 1040
2 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN JACIN
TO TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH THE COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE
3 FOR SEISMIC SAFETY AND SAFETY ELEMENT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
4 WHEREAS, the State of California has required that local jurisdictions
5 prepare and adopt Seismic Safety and Safety Elements to their General Plan, and
6 WHEREAS, the City of San Jacinto, in order to aid in fulfilling this re-
7 quirement, has entered into an intergovernmental program involving the County
8 of Riverside and several Riverside County cities for the cooperative develop-
9 ment of the Seismic Safety and Safety Elements of the General Plan;
10 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of the City of San
11 Jacinto sitting in regular adjourned session held this 20th day of August 1974
12 hereby approves:
13 (a) The County of Riverside, as representative of all participating'
14 jurisdictions, to enter into a contract for Seismic Safety and
15 Safety Element technical assistance. That such consultant as
161 sistance is more particularly described in the Request for Pro-
17i� posal that is attached hereto and made a part of this Resolu-
18 tion as if fully set forth herein; and
19 (b) Payment to the County of Riverside of a sum of $1 ,970.00 to be
20 used exclusively for the above-mentioned services, made in full
21 within one month of the adoption of this resolution, which sum
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22 is hereby appropriated for this purpose; and
23 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Council authorises the Planning De-
24 partment of the City of San Jacinto to appoint a representative to participate
25 I directly in this program and to provide the necessary technical assistance.
26 I MOVED PASSED AND ADOPTED this 20th day of August 1974
27 ATTEST: �` 6f .
LUCY �Y,f`ALLEN, CIT CLERK
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CERTIFICATE
30 The foregoing is certified to be true copy ,of a Resolution duly adopted
31 by the City Council of the City of San Jacinto on the date therein set forth,
LUCY M Yj ALLEN, CITY CLERK
32By
Deputy
REiUST FOk PROPOSAL FOR SEISMIC SA7TY AND SAFETY ELEWNT TECHNICAL SERVICES
The County of V vA ide, in concert with the incorporated cities of Riverside,
L'lvtnc, Hemet, Inoic, Wsert Hot Springs , Coachella, Beaumont, Norco, San Jacinto,
U—ning. and Perris is in the process of seeking the services of a geologic con-
sulting firm to provide technical services and produce a technical report idenuify-
ing, delineating, and evaluating natural seismic and geologic hazards within their
respective areas. Each participating jurisdiction will utilize the technical report
provided by the consultant for developing their individual Seismic Safety and Safety
General Plan Elements. Therefore, the consultant must address the problem of natural
seismic and hazardous geologic conditions on a regional as well as a local perspective.
It is expected that the services of the consultant will include the mapping
and analysis of the following:
1. Significant structural geology and geologic history
2. Location and evaluation of past and potential fault displacement
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including fault creep
s. Areas subject to varying degrees of ground shaping
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4. 'Areas subject to varying degrees of ground failure i
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a. Liquefaction
b. Subsidence, lurching, and fissuring
c. -Landslides, mudslides , and other slope stability" problems
5. Seiches
6„ Expansive soils
It is the opinion of the participating agencies that"a "dual focus" research
effort would be the most productive. One focus should be general and vies seismic
and geologic hazards from a regional perspective. The other should drain on these
generalized regional findings and provide a detailed analysis at the local leW.
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It is expected Wat a technical report with accompanying maps analyzing
We seismic and hazardous geologic conditions in the stud{ area will be the end
pr^.uuct of the research work conducted by the consultant. Some geologic and seismic
rofccence material has been gathered by participating agencies.
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The report should also include all of the information necessary to meet:
the geologic requircments of the CIR Guidelines for the Seismic and Safety Elements
and should includo two sets of reproducible maps. One set should be at a scale "of
i" 2 miles and should illustrate in general terms the areal extent of seismic and
ha-zardous geologic phenomena within the County and participating cities. The
consultant should also provide a second set of more detailed maps at a scale of
1'° 2000' depicting seismic and geologic hazards within existing urban areas and
those areas experiencing strong development. pressure. The areas which will rag uire
tr.is more detailed study and mapping are to be determined by program participants
after reviewing the first phase maps . This second' set of maps will serve as wn rking
and display maps for program participants. All data provided as part of the second
phase of the program should be presented in such a manner as to facilitate inclusion
in an environmental impact report, as required by CrQAw
In addition to the analysis and tapping of the seismic and hazardous geologic
conditions in the study areas, the consultant should provide alternatives and recorri-
mendations as to how the qua technical informu-Lion might be interpreted and utilized
Including risk analysis, structural analysis, land use analysis, and implementation
devices and techniques. It is expected that the consultant would review the progress
and make reco m endations relevant to pro4ions of the program to be completed by
participating agencies. '
If possible, the consultant should provide an fee schedule and estir;ated
time for completion for each major .job task. Participating jurisdictions have riot
yet, established the funding available for this program, however, it is estimated
that funds in the vicinity of $40,000 will 4e available. At the option of individual
participating jurisdictions and through separate arrangements, the consultant should
oe available for consultfation at public hearings.
If you are interested in submitting a proposal for -supplying these
technical services, wo would appreciate receiving material regarding your f'irm's
qualifications and capabilities pertinent to the aforoma rationed program as well as
a tentative work program detailing hew you would approach this project.
Proposals should be received no later than August 9, 1974.
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