Malcolm/Glendon Alquist-Priolo

Project Description

The project is a multi-family residential project comprised of two separate buildings, one on Malcolm, one on Glendon.

The property is in an Alquist-Priolo “zone of required investigation” an requires study sufficient to disprove the existence of fault traces.  The city allowed construction despite a fault trace being found on one of the parcels.  Further, the city did not require a seismic study for the other parcel.

FTC seeks to force the city to adhere to state law.

Documents

Issues & Rationale

Key Issues

  • Failure to investigate under one parcel as required by the Alquist-Priolo Act which requires investigation of virtually all construction in earthquake zones.
  • Failure to enforce set-back rules and requirements.
  • Allowing construction on an active fault trace.

Rationale

  • Public safety is compromised by a failure to adhere to rules concerning earthquake zones.

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