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Permit: TR-ROW-0924-01053

Permit Details

Status:
Complete
Type:
Right-of-Way (ROW)
Address:
938 N BELVEDERE AV
Address NEW:
938 N BELVEDERE AV
Apply Date:
09/13/2024
Applicant:
Desert Barricades LLC
Description:
This project encompasses the right of way on the west side of the Cul-de-Sac on N Belvedere Ave. between the 3rd street and the 2nd street ROW (alley). This area receives stormwater runoff as it flows from south to north on Belvedere, continuing northeast along the 2nd Street alley. A depressed area has formed at the northwest curve of the cul de sac which collects fine sediment and street oils and creates ponding for up to 72 hours after a rainfall, leaving a muddy residue. This project will transform the area to create an attractive viewpoint of the Santa Catalina Mountains, create a walking path, and to make beneficial use of the stormwater for native plantings. The plan includes removing 1500 SF of accumulated sediment to grade, moving an existing dumpster to the adjacent property, creating 2 stormwater harvesting basins at 6” depth (375 SF total), creating a 70’ long, 6’ wide berm/path, placing 25 2’-boulders and 2 3’-boulders, and spreading a 2” thick layer of wood mulch over a 530 SF area.

Permit Reviews

Permit Number - TR-ROW-0924-01053
Permit Status: Complete
Permit Description: This project encompasses the right of way on the west side of the Cul-de-Sac on N Belvedere Ave. between the 3rd street and the 2nd street ROW (alley). This area receives stormwater runoff as it flows from south to north on Belvedere, continuing northeast along the 2nd Street alley. A depressed area has formed at the northwest curve of the cul de sac which collects fine sediment and street oils and creates ponding for up to 72 hours after a rainfall, leaving a muddy residue. This project will transform the area to create an attractive viewpoint of the Santa Catalina Mountains, create a walking path, and to make beneficial use of the stormwater for native plantings. The plan includes removing 1500 SF of accumulated sediment to grade, moving an existing dumpster to the adjacent property, creating 2 stormwater harvesting basins at 6” depth (375 SF total), creating a 70’ long, 6’ wide berm/path, placing 25 2’-boulders and 2 3’-boulders, and spreading a 2” thick layer of wood mulch over a 530 SF area.
Start Date Submittal Complete Date Status  
10/21/2024 RIGHT-OF-WAY REVIEW v.2 10/25/2024 APPROVED Review Details
09/16/2024 RIGHT-OF-WAY REVIEW v.1 09/20/2024 REQUIRES RESUBMIT Review Details

Outstanding Activity Conditions

Permit Number - TR-ROW-0924-01053
Permit Status: Complete
Permit Description: This project encompasses the right of way on the west side of the Cul-de-Sac on N Belvedere Ave. between the 3rd street and the 2nd street ROW (alley). This area receives stormwater runoff as it flows from south to north on Belvedere, continuing northeast along the 2nd Street alley. A depressed area has formed at the northwest curve of the cul de sac which collects fine sediment and street oils and creates ponding for up to 72 hours after a rainfall, leaving a muddy residue. This project will transform the area to create an attractive viewpoint of the Santa Catalina Mountains, create a walking path, and to make beneficial use of the stormwater for native plantings. The plan includes removing 1500 SF of accumulated sediment to grade, moving an existing dumpster to the adjacent property, creating 2 stormwater harvesting basins at 6” depth (375 SF total), creating a 70’ long, 6’ wide berm/path, placing 25 2’-boulders and 2 3’-boulders, and spreading a 2” thick layer of wood mulch over a 530 SF area.
Total Outstanding Activity Conditions - 2
Date Name
10/25/2024 Emergency Vehicle Ingress/Egress
10/25/2024 Traffic Control set-up approved between 7AM - 5PM

Completed Inspections

Permit Status: Complete
Permit Number: TR-ROW-0924-01053
Permit Description: This project encompasses the right of way on the west side of the Cul-de-Sac on N Belvedere Ave. between the 3rd street and the 2nd street ROW (alley). This area receives stormwater runoff as it flows from south to north on Belvedere, continuing northeast along the 2nd Street alley. A depressed area has formed at the northwest curve of the cul de sac which collects fine sediment and street oils and creates ponding for up to 72 hours after a rainfall, leaving a muddy residue. This project will transform the area to create an attractive viewpoint of the Santa Catalina Mountains, create a walking path, and to make beneficial use of the stormwater for native plantings. The plan includes removing 1500 SF of accumulated sediment to grade, moving an existing dumpster to the adjacent property, creating 2 stormwater harvesting basins at 6” depth (375 SF total), creating a 70’ long, 6’ wide berm/path, placing 25 2’-boulders and 2 3’-boulders, and spreading a 2” thick layer of wood mulch over a 530 SF area.
Total Completed Inspections - 1
Date Description Inspector Results Comments
11/25/2024 TRSP - ROW - Final Passed

Documents

File Name Document Type  
COT - TR - ROW PERMIT.PDF DOCUMENTS VIEW
W6_MIDWAY VILLAGE_FINALSHEETS_2024_10_21_V2.PDF DOCUMENTS VIEW
DB 69937 - 998 N BELVEDERE AVE - BUMPOUT - ALLEY CLOSURE_V1.PDF DOCUMENTS VIEW