Strategic Deployment Plan - sacog

STUDY
AGENCY
City of Roseville General Plan
http://www.roseville.ca.us/index.asp?page=521
City of Roseville
DATE Adopted in 1992, technical update in 2003
The General Plan serves as a long-term policy guide for the physical,
economic, and environmental growth of a city and a statement of the
community’ s vision of its ultimate physical growth. City actions, such as
those relating to land use allocations, annexations, zoning, subdivision, and
design review, redevelopment, and capital improvements must be consistent
with the General Plan.
PURPOSE
The General Plan also designates land use categories for the entire city.
Each land use category is identified and defined within the General Plan and
includes information on the general uses, development, intensity, siting and
compatibility standards.
The City of Roseville General Plan enables the City Council and Planning
Commission to establish long-range development policies; provide a basis for
j udging whether private development proposals and public proj ects are in
harmony with the policies; and guide public agencies and private developers
in designing projects that are consistent with City policies.
The General Plan discusses nine elements including land use, circulation, air
quality, open space and conservation, parks and recreation, public facilities,
safety, noise, and housing.
SUMMARY
The main overarching goals in land use and circulation, the prevalent
elements, are as follows:
promote a balanced land use pattern that supports innovative land use
approaches and retains and enhances the distinct character and identity
of Roseville
It is the underlying goal of the entire Circulation Element that the City’s
circulation system promote
o the safe, efficient, and reliable movement of people and
goods;
o shift from the automobile to other modes of transportation;
and
o provide an adequate level of transportation service for all
persons traveling in and through Roseville.
097860000 SACOG ITS Strategic Deployment Plan
Existing Conditions Summary Report 050105 25 Task 1.1 – ITS Existing Conditions Report
03/15/05