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Yuba County Elected Official Information Session Public <strong>Comments</strong> from January 25, 2012<br />

Debbie Gaylord<br />

Disappointed the staff presentation didn’t get into meat of plan because did go<br />

through it to come up with real questions and concerns after reviewing plan.<br />

Reference page 2-9 related to Public Participation Plan for stakeholders<br />

representing social equity, bicyclists, pedestrians, etc., but is wondering about<br />

people like me who want to drive my car and live on ¼ acre. This plan doesn’t<br />

allow for that. .<br />

Beale doesn’t pay sales tax to county so the county has no authority over their<br />

air emissions; seems detrimental to Yuba County to have to consider them an<br />

established community in the county (in the same way as other established<br />

communities).<br />

Referenced page 3-13, real estate forecasts for small lot, mixed use, and<br />

commercial use and is concerned that mixed-use housing cannot be financed.<br />

Would like the source for information on that page.<br />

Referenced pages 3-18 and 3-19 regarding number of houses on a large lot,<br />

attached and detached. This says you can put 5-8 homes on a large lot and 8-25<br />

homes on a large lot. This can’t be done, I have asked developers and they say<br />

you can’t build 25 detached houses on one acre. Yuba and Sutter county<br />

residents don’t want to live that way. Many of the residents came to Yuba and<br />

Sutter counties for affordable housing.<br />

Referenced page 3-20 regarding jobs-housing fit measure to assess the fit at<br />

smaller geographic scale for local workers and affordable housing. This sounds<br />

like Yuba and Sutter counties would only get help attracting low-wage jobs and<br />

that’s not what they want.<br />

Have questions and would like answers.<br />

The comments here are summaries of the oral testimonies provided at this public meeting.

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