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TIME SET AGENDA (ITEM 3.01)
Section 3 - Land Use and Community Character Element
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-8, Figure LU-1A, General Plan Land Use Map:
Clarksburg Fire Station property land use designation changed from Commercial to Public and Quasi-Public (PQ). (Note: this action was reversed as reflected in the January 21, 2009 Minutes).
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-11:
Parks and Recreation (PR) includes developed (or "active") park facilities, such as regional, community and neighborhood parks; tot lots, sports fields and public pools. Also may include agricultural buffer areas.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-12:
Public and Quasi-Public (PQ) includes public/governmental offices, places of worship, schools, libraries and other community and/or civic uses. It also includes public airports, including related visitor services, and infrastructure including wastewater treatment facilities, municipal wells, and landfills. May include agricultural buffer areas.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-14:
Policy LU-2.1 The intent of this policy is to protect existing farm operations from impacts related to the encroachment of urban uses. The expertise of the County Agricultural Commissioner shall by used in applying this policy. Urban development shall bear the primary burden of this policy. Ensure that development will not have a significant adverse effect on the economic viability or constrain the lawful practices of adjoining or nearby agricultural operations, except for land within the Sphere of Influence (SOI) around a city of within the growth boundary of an unincorporated community. New urban (non-agricultural) development shallshould be setback a minimum of 300 feet from adjoining agricultural land where possible, but special circumstances can be considered by the decision-making body. The buffer area shall generally be designated Open Space (OS), but may also be designated Public and Quasi-Public (PQ) or Parks and Recreation (PR) based on applicable circumstances. Agricultural buffers are not required for planned urban growth elsewhere within a growth boundary because the agricultural-urban interface will be temporary until full build-out occurs. þ
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-17:
Table LU-8 Allowed Residential Growth (in units)
Town | Existing | Buildout | New | Total Allowed Unitsd |
Capay | 576 | 53 | 0 | 629 |
Clarksburg | 177 | 22 | 0 | 199 |
Dunnigan | 340 | 173 | 8,108 | 8,621i |
Esparto | 905 | 985 | 521 | 2,411 |
Knights Landing | 380 | 993 | 420 | 1,793i |
Madison | 137 | 83 | 1,413 | 1,633i |
Monument Hills | 583 | 25 | 0 | 608 |
Yolo | 155 | 56 | 0 | 211 |
Zamora | 14 | 14 | 0 | 28 |
Remaining Unin-corporated | 3,996e | 1,610f | 322j | 5,928 |
Total | 7,263g | 4,014 | 10,784 | 22,061 2 |
a Yolo County Planning and Public Works Department estimates of existing "on-the-ground" units based on County address data for 2007.
b Based on vacant residentially designated land at allowed yields.
c Communities/locations where additional residential growth (beyond that allowed under the 1983 General Plan) is allowed under the 2030 General Plan.
d Sum of existing on-the-ground units + buildout allowed under 1983 General Plan + added new units under this General Plan update.
e Difference between DOF unit total and numbers for each community.
f This does not represent potential "full" buildout but rather a projection of the number of future farm dwellings through 2030 based on past trends. Assumes an average of 70 farm dwellings annually over 23 years.
g California Department of Finance, 2007.
h Total includes all 7,500 units in Dunnigan Specific Plan area.
I Includes acreage from Specific Plan development capacities.
j Additional 322 farm dwellings countywide assumed with 20 percent density bonus for Agricultural TDR Program (see Action AG-A25).
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-21:
Policy LU-6.2 Coordinate with the University of California at Davis regarding the Long Range Development Plan (LRDP), campus facilities, housing, off-campus agricultural and open space property, and joint venture development with the private sector to achieve the best possible outcomes consistent with the General Plan.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-33:
Policy CC-3.5.KEnsure convenient transit service between Dunnigan and other urban areas, provided through appropriate community-based funding.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-37:
Policy CC-3.19Require buffers between new residential development and Interstates 5, 80, and 505, to protect residents from impacts related to air quality, noise, and other incompatibilities.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-40:
Move Policy CC-4.13 to Policy 7.11 on page CO-75 (see below).
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-44:
Action CC-A10 Prepare a Public Art Ordinance that requires a minimum percentage of the construction budget for development projects (both public and private) over a certain size threshold to be used for public art works. (Policy CC-2.16(v), Policy CC-4.26)
Responsibility: Planning and Public Works Department
Timeframe: 2011/2012
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-53:
Parks and Recreation (PR) Developed ("active park") facilities. Regional, community and neighborhood parks, tot lots, sports fields and public pools. Agricultural buffer areas.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-54:
Public and Quasi-Public (PQ) Public/governmental offices, places of worship, schools, libraries and other civic uses. Public airports (including related visitor services). Infrastructure including wastewater treatment facilities, municipal wells, landfills and storm water detention basins. Agricultural buffer areas.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-8, Figure LU-1A, General Plan Land Use Map:
Clarksburg Fire Station property land use designation changed from Commercial to Public and Quasi-Public (PQ). (Note: this action was reversed as reflected in the January 21, 2009 Minutes).
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-11:
Parks and Recreation (PR) includes developed (or "active") park facilities, such as regional, community and neighborhood parks; tot lots, sports fields and public pools. Also may include agricultural buffer areas.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-12:
Public and Quasi-Public (PQ) includes public/governmental offices, places of worship, schools, libraries and other community and/or civic uses. It also includes public airports, including related visitor services, and infrastructure including wastewater treatment facilities, municipal wells, and landfills. May include agricultural buffer areas.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-14:
Policy LU-2.1 The intent of this policy is to protect existing farm operations from impacts related to the encroachment of urban uses. The expertise of the County Agricultural Commissioner shall by used in applying this policy. Urban development shall bear the primary burden of this policy. Ensure that development will not have a significant adverse effect on the economic viability or constrain the lawful practices of adjoining or nearby agricultural operations, except for land within the Sphere of Influence (SOI) around a city of within the growth boundary of an unincorporated community. New urban (non-agricultural) development shallshould be setback a minimum of 300 feet from adjoining agricultural land where possible, but special circumstances can be considered by the decision-making body. The buffer area shall generally be designated Open Space (OS), but may also be designated Public and Quasi-Public (PQ) or Parks and Recreation (PR) based on applicable circumstances. Agricultural buffers are not required for planned urban growth elsewhere within a growth boundary because the agricultural-urban interface will be temporary until full build-out occurs. þ
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-17:
Table LU-8 Allowed Residential Growth (in units)
Town | Existing | Buildout | New | Total Allowed Unitsd |
Capay | 576 | 53 | 0 | 629 |
Clarksburg | 177 | 22 | 0 | 199 |
Dunnigan | 340 | 173 | 8,108 | 8,621i |
Esparto | 905 | 985 | 521 | 2,411 |
Knights Landing | 380 | 993 | 420 | 1,793i |
Madison | 137 | 83 | 1,413 | 1,633i |
Monument Hills | 583 | 25 | 0 | 608 |
Yolo | 155 | 56 | 0 | 211 |
Zamora | 14 | 14 | 0 | 28 |
Remaining Unin-corporated | 3,996e | 1,610f | 322j | 5,928 |
Total | 7,263g | 4,014 | 10,784 | 22,061 2 |
a Yolo County Planning and Public Works Department estimates of existing "on-the-ground" units based on County address data for 2007.
b Based on vacant residentially designated land at allowed yields.
c Communities/locations where additional residential growth (beyond that allowed under the 1983 General Plan) is allowed under the 2030 General Plan.
d Sum of existing on-the-ground units + buildout allowed under 1983 General Plan + added new units under this General Plan update.
e Difference between DOF unit total and numbers for each community.
f This does not represent potential "full" buildout but rather a projection of the number of future farm dwellings through 2030 based on past trends. Assumes an average of 70 farm dwellings annually over 23 years.
g California Department of Finance, 2007.
h Total includes all 7,500 units in Dunnigan Specific Plan area.
I Includes acreage from Specific Plan development capacities.
j Additional 322 farm dwellings countywide assumed with 20 percent density bonus for Agricultural TDR Program (see Action AG-A25).
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-21:
Policy LU-6.2 Coordinate with the University of California at Davis regarding the Long Range Development Plan (LRDP), campus facilities, housing, off-campus agricultural and open space property, and joint venture development with the private sector to achieve the best possible outcomes consistent with the General Plan.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-33:
Policy CC-3.5.KEnsure convenient transit service between Dunnigan and other urban areas, provided through appropriate community-based funding.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-37:
Policy CC-3.19Require buffers between new residential development and Interstates 5, 80, and 505, to protect residents from impacts related to air quality, noise, and other incompatibilities.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-40:
Move Policy CC-4.13 to Policy 7.11 on page CO-75 (see below).
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-44:
Action CC-A10 Prepare a Public Art Ordinance that requires a minimum percentage of the construction budget for development projects (both public and private) over a certain size threshold to be used for public art works. (Policy CC-2.16(v), Policy CC-4.26)
Responsibility: Planning and Public Works Department
Timeframe: 2011/2012
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-53:
Parks and Recreation (PR) Developed ("active park") facilities. Regional, community and neighborhood parks, tot lots, sports fields and public pools. Agricultural buffer areas.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-54:
Public and Quasi-Public (PQ) Public/governmental offices, places of worship, schools, libraries and other civic uses. Public airports (including related visitor services). Infrastructure including wastewater treatment facilities, municipal wells, landfills and storm water detention basins. Agricultural buffer areas.
Jan 20, 2009 Board of Supervisors General Plan Workshop Meeting
TIME SET AGENDA (ITEM 3.01)
Section 3 - Land Use and Community Character Element
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-8, Figure LU-1A, General Plan Land Use Map:
Clarksburg Fire Station property land use designation changed from Commercial to Public and Quasi-Public (PQ). (Note: this action was reversed as reflected in the January 21, 2009 Minutes).
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-11:
Parks and Recreation (PR) includes developed (or "active") park facilities, such as regional, community and neighborhood parks; tot lots, sports fields and public pools. Also may include agricultural buffer areas.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-12:
Public and Quasi-Public (PQ) includes public/governmental offices, places of worship, schools, libraries and other community and/or civic uses. It also includes public airports, including related visitor services, and infrastructure including wastewater treatment facilities, municipal wells, and landfills. May include agricultural buffer areas.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-14:
Policy LU-2.1 The intent of this policy is to protect existing farm operations from impacts related to the encroachment of urban uses. The expertise of the County Agricultural Commissioner shall by used in applying this policy. Urban development shall bear the primary burden of this policy. Ensure that development will not have a significant adverse effect on the economic viability or constrain the lawful practices of adjoining or nearby agricultural operations, except for land within the Sphere of Influence (SOI) around a city of within the growth boundary of an unincorporated community. New urban (non-agricultural) development shallshould be setback a minimum of 300 feet from adjoining agricultural land where possible, but special circumstances can be considered by the decision-making body. The buffer area shall generally be designated Open Space (OS), but may also be designated Public and Quasi-Public (PQ) or Parks and Recreation (PR) based on applicable circumstances. Agricultural buffers are not required for planned urban growth elsewhere within a growth boundary because the agricultural-urban interface will be temporary until full build-out occurs. þ
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-17:
Table LU-8 Allowed Residential Growth (in units)
Town | Existing | Buildout | New | Total Allowed Unitsd |
Capay | 576 | 53 | 0 | 629 |
Clarksburg | 177 | 22 | 0 | 199 |
Dunnigan | 340 | 173 | 8,108 | 8,621i |
Esparto | 905 | 985 | 521 | 2,411 |
Knights Landing | 380 | 993 | 420 | 1,793i |
Madison | 137 | 83 | 1,413 | 1,633i |
Monument Hills | 583 | 25 | 0 | 608 |
Yolo | 155 | 56 | 0 | 211 |
Zamora | 14 | 14 | 0 | 28 |
Remaining Unin-corporated | 3,996e | 1,610f | 322j | 5,928 |
Total | 7,263g | 4,014 | 10,784 | 22,061 2 |
a Yolo County Planning and Public Works Department estimates of existing "on-the-ground" units based on County address data for 2007.
b Based on vacant residentially designated land at allowed yields.
c Communities/locations where additional residential growth (beyond that allowed under the 1983 General Plan) is allowed under the 2030 General Plan.
d Sum of existing on-the-ground units + buildout allowed under 1983 General Plan + added new units under this General Plan update.
e Difference between DOF unit total and numbers for each community.
f This does not represent potential "full" buildout but rather a projection of the number of future farm dwellings through 2030 based on past trends. Assumes an average of 70 farm dwellings annually over 23 years.
g California Department of Finance, 2007.
h Total includes all 7,500 units in Dunnigan Specific Plan area.
I Includes acreage from Specific Plan development capacities.
j Additional 322 farm dwellings countywide assumed with 20 percent density bonus for Agricultural TDR Program (see Action AG-A25).
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-21:
Policy LU-6.2 Coordinate with the University of California at Davis regarding the Long Range Development Plan (LRDP), campus facilities, housing, off-campus agricultural and open space property, and joint venture development with the private sector to achieve the best possible outcomes consistent with the General Plan.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-33:
Policy CC-3.5.KEnsure convenient transit service between Dunnigan and other urban areas, provided through appropriate community-based funding.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-37:
Policy CC-3.19Require buffers between new residential development and Interstates 5, 80, and 505, to protect residents from impacts related to air quality, noise, and other incompatibilities.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-40:
Move Policy CC-4.13 to Policy 7.11 on page CO-75 (see below).
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-44:
Action CC-A10 Prepare a Public Art Ordinance that requires a minimum percentage of the construction budget for development projects (both public and private) over a certain size threshold to be used for public art works. (Policy CC-2.16(v), Policy CC-4.26)
Responsibility: Planning and Public Works Department
Timeframe: 2011/2012
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-53:
Parks and Recreation (PR) Developed ("active park") facilities. Regional, community and neighborhood parks, tot lots, sports fields and public pools. Agricultural buffer areas.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-54:
Public and Quasi-Public (PQ) Public/governmental offices, places of worship, schools, libraries and other civic uses. Public airports (including related visitor services). Infrastructure including wastewater treatment facilities, municipal wells, landfills and storm water detention basins. Agricultural buffer areas.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-8, Figure LU-1A, General Plan Land Use Map:
Clarksburg Fire Station property land use designation changed from Commercial to Public and Quasi-Public (PQ). (Note: this action was reversed as reflected in the January 21, 2009 Minutes).
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-11:
Parks and Recreation (PR) includes developed (or "active") park facilities, such as regional, community and neighborhood parks; tot lots, sports fields and public pools. Also may include agricultural buffer areas.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-12:
Public and Quasi-Public (PQ) includes public/governmental offices, places of worship, schools, libraries and other community and/or civic uses. It also includes public airports, including related visitor services, and infrastructure including wastewater treatment facilities, municipal wells, and landfills. May include agricultural buffer areas.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-14:
Policy LU-2.1 The intent of this policy is to protect existing farm operations from impacts related to the encroachment of urban uses. The expertise of the County Agricultural Commissioner shall by used in applying this policy. Urban development shall bear the primary burden of this policy. Ensure that development will not have a significant adverse effect on the economic viability or constrain the lawful practices of adjoining or nearby agricultural operations, except for land within the Sphere of Influence (SOI) around a city of within the growth boundary of an unincorporated community. New urban (non-agricultural) development shallshould be setback a minimum of 300 feet from adjoining agricultural land where possible, but special circumstances can be considered by the decision-making body. The buffer area shall generally be designated Open Space (OS), but may also be designated Public and Quasi-Public (PQ) or Parks and Recreation (PR) based on applicable circumstances. Agricultural buffers are not required for planned urban growth elsewhere within a growth boundary because the agricultural-urban interface will be temporary until full build-out occurs. þ
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-17:
Table LU-8 Allowed Residential Growth (in units)
Town | Existing | Buildout | New | Total Allowed Unitsd |
Capay | 576 | 53 | 0 | 629 |
Clarksburg | 177 | 22 | 0 | 199 |
Dunnigan | 340 | 173 | 8,108 | 8,621i |
Esparto | 905 | 985 | 521 | 2,411 |
Knights Landing | 380 | 993 | 420 | 1,793i |
Madison | 137 | 83 | 1,413 | 1,633i |
Monument Hills | 583 | 25 | 0 | 608 |
Yolo | 155 | 56 | 0 | 211 |
Zamora | 14 | 14 | 0 | 28 |
Remaining Unin-corporated | 3,996e | 1,610f | 322j | 5,928 |
Total | 7,263g | 4,014 | 10,784 | 22,061 2 |
a Yolo County Planning and Public Works Department estimates of existing "on-the-ground" units based on County address data for 2007.
b Based on vacant residentially designated land at allowed yields.
c Communities/locations where additional residential growth (beyond that allowed under the 1983 General Plan) is allowed under the 2030 General Plan.
d Sum of existing on-the-ground units + buildout allowed under 1983 General Plan + added new units under this General Plan update.
e Difference between DOF unit total and numbers for each community.
f This does not represent potential "full" buildout but rather a projection of the number of future farm dwellings through 2030 based on past trends. Assumes an average of 70 farm dwellings annually over 23 years.
g California Department of Finance, 2007.
h Total includes all 7,500 units in Dunnigan Specific Plan area.
I Includes acreage from Specific Plan development capacities.
j Additional 322 farm dwellings countywide assumed with 20 percent density bonus for Agricultural TDR Program (see Action AG-A25).
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-21:
Policy LU-6.2 Coordinate with the University of California at Davis regarding the Long Range Development Plan (LRDP), campus facilities, housing, off-campus agricultural and open space property, and joint venture development with the private sector to achieve the best possible outcomes consistent with the General Plan.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-33:
Policy CC-3.5.KEnsure convenient transit service between Dunnigan and other urban areas, provided through appropriate community-based funding.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-37:
Policy CC-3.19Require buffers between new residential development and Interstates 5, 80, and 505, to protect residents from impacts related to air quality, noise, and other incompatibilities.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-40:
Move Policy CC-4.13 to Policy 7.11 on page CO-75 (see below).
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-44:
Action CC-A10 Prepare a Public Art Ordinance that requires a minimum percentage of the construction budget for development projects (both public and private) over a certain size threshold to be used for public art works. (Policy CC-2.16(v), Policy CC-4.26)
Responsibility: Planning and Public Works Department
Timeframe: 2011/2012
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-53:
Parks and Recreation (PR) Developed ("active park") facilities. Regional, community and neighborhood parks, tot lots, sports fields and public pools. Agricultural buffer areas.
Land Use and Community Character Element, page LU-54:
Public and Quasi-Public (PQ) Public/governmental offices, places of worship, schools, libraries and other civic uses. Public airports (including related visitor services). Infrastructure including wastewater treatment facilities, municipal wells, landfills and storm water detention basins. Agricultural buffer areas.