Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 2, § 1815 - Site Development Standards
(a)
The Board shall establish standards for allowable utility services, off-site
development, service site development, and general site development to insure
that such site development will be within the limits of that which it deems
necessary for the adequate operation of the school plant in accordance with
good engineering practices. the Director of general Services, after
consultation with the Department of Education, shall make such studies and
reports as may be required to assist the board in establishing these
standards.
(b) For the purposes of
this regulation, site development shall be classified as follows:
(1) Utility Services may include but are not
limited to facilities required to bring such water, sewer, electricity,
telephone, and fuel supply services to such suitable point on the site as may
be necessary for the functioning of a project.
(2) Off-Site Development may include but is
not limited to such street improvements as are in line with the approved
standards of the Board and as are determined by the director of general
services to be necessary. In the event a city, county, or city and county
requests a high standard of improvement, or improvements in excess of that
determined by the Director of General Services to be necessary, the resultant
excess costs shall be borne by said city, county, or city and county with or
without recourse to the provisions of Section
2117 of the Street and Highways
Code.
(3) Service Site Development
may include but is not limited to site clearance, rough grading, and drainage
which may be required to make a site usable in accordance with standards
established by the Board.
(4)
General Site Development may include but is not limited to any other
development of a site, including such items as grading (except roughgrading),
walks, curbs, roadways, parking areas, fencing, flagpoles, incinerators,
hard--surfaced and turfed play areas, and playground equipment.
(A) In the event the proposed construction
consists of an addition to an existing school plant (whether financed by State
funds or by other means) the countable existing construction area and the
existing site development shall be evaluated by the Director of General
Services in determining any allowance for general site
development.
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