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M a r c h 9 , 2 0 1 7 Commun unity ity Meeting eting El Margarita Master Plan Arnoldo Rodriguez 1 P u r p o s e Brief City Planning overview Introduce the project Environmental Assessment process Solicit feedback 2 P l a


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M a r c h 9 , 2 0 1 7

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Commun unity ity Meeting eting El Margarita Master Plan

Arnoldo Rodriguez

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P u r p o s e

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  • Brief City Planning overview
  • Introduce the project
  • Environmental Assessment process
  • Solicit feedback
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P l a n n i n g A r e a

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  • 650 Acres
  • Currently in the Sphere of Influence

Expansion (SOI)

  • Annexations must first be recognized by the

Sutter County Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO)

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P l a n n i n g A r e a

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  • City Limits
  • City regulations only apply to property in

the City, not necessarily the SOI

  • The preparation of this Master Plan is a step

to allow for development

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G e n e r a l P l a n

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  • State law requires each of the 452 cities and 58

counties to adopt a “comprehensive long term general plan for its physical development”

  • Establishes the long range Vision for the City
  • Identifies the location of housing, business,

industry, roads, parks, etc.

  • Protects public from noise, environmental hazards,

conserves natural resources

  • Provides direction for the physical development &

infrastructure improvements

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P l a n n i n g

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  • Areas within the City Limits
  • Areas Outside of the City Limits
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M a s t e r P l a n

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  • City is proposing to prepare a Master Plan (El

Margarita Master Plan) for the project area

  • Specifies land uses, open space, building form,

infrastructure needs, and financing

  • Often described as an implementation document
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M a s t e r P l a n

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  • The Plan will include:
  • Land Uses
  • Major Streets
  • Major Infrastructure
  • Parks
  • Public Facilities
  • Will not outline the timing of annexation
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Location Map

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Location Map

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Existing Land Uses

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Plan Land Uses

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P l a n n i n g A r e a

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  • Long term land uses (will be market driven)
  • No changes to the City’s General Plan

(adopted in 2004)

  • The concept plan provides:
  • Land for a new park
  • A new school
  • Commercial along Colusa Highway
  • Employment centers along Western Parkway
  • Single family residential
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T i m i n g

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  • Much of the Plan Area is currently within the

City and zoned

  • This plan outlines backbone infrastructure,

costs, refines development potential, and provides urban design guidelines

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Plan Land Uses

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Plan Land Uses

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Opportunities for Development

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Growth Potential for Undeveloped Properties by General Plan Land Use Designation

General Plan Designation & Zone District Acres Residential: Average Density (Dwelling units per acre) New housing units or square footage1 Low Density Residential (LDR) 211 4.25 dwelling units per acre 895 Single family units Medium/Low Density Residential (MDR) 39 7 dwelling units per acre 273 Multiple family units Medium/High Density Residential (HDR) 20 20 dwelling units per acre 342 Multiple family units Office (O) 4.2

  • 54,900 sf

Neighborhood Commercial (NC) 2.5

  • 29,400 sf

Regional Commercial (RC) 26

  • 226,500 sf

Business, T echnology, & Light Industrial (B, T & LI) 46

  • 500,900 sf

Manufacturing, Processing, & Warehousing (M, P, & W) 15

  • 163,300 sf

Public & Semi Public 15

  • Parks, Recreation, & Open Space

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  • 1 Number of new housing units or bldg. square footage (sf) for nonresidential uses
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Subdivision Buffer Area

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Circulation Map

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Major Street Network Street Roadway Type1 Existing Condition Full Build-out Western Parkway Parkway Unbuilt 4 lanes divided George Washington Blvd. Major Arterial 2 lanes 4 lanes El Margarita Road Minor Arterial 2 lanes 2 lanes Harter Parkway Parkway Unbuilt 4 lanes divided Colusa Highway (SR 20) 4 lane Highway 4 lane Highway 4 lane Highway Bridge Street Major Arterial Unbuilt 2 and 4 lanes Franklin Road Major Arterial 2 lanes 4 lanes Harding Road Collector 2 lanes 2 lanes

1 Per the City’s General Plan

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Walton Ave. Stewart Rd.

  • Hwy. 99

Water Distribution

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Walton Ave. Stewart Rd.

  • Hwy. 99

Waste Water Collection System

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Walton Ave. Stewart Rd.

  • Hwy. 99

Drainage Improvements

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P u b l i c C o m m e n t s

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  • Please visit:
  • www.yubacity.net/emmp
  • Contact Arnoldo Rodriguez
  • arodriguez@yubacity.net
  • 530.822.3231
  • At City Hall
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Plan Land Uses

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Location Map