City of Reedley General Plan 2030

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1.8 PLANNING PERIOD The General Plan 2030 Update planning horizon is proposed through the year 2030. The Plan may also be periodically amended to reflect changes in the economy, social characteristics, development patterns or other variables identified within the community. Proposed Policy adjustments required by changing public attitudes and differing circumstances can be made to each of the mandatory elements of the Plan as often as necessary to fully implement the overarching goals of the Plan. With opportunities for review and update insures that the plan can remain current and relative, thus extending its continued effectiveness to the City as an expression of official policies concerning the future. 1.9 COMMUNITY PROFILE Population In 1992, when the General Plan was last updated, the City of Reedley had a population of 17,386 persons. The California Department of Finance estimated that the population of Reedley was 24,909, in January of 2009. Agriculture An important facet of Reedley’s economy is agriculture. A wide variety of vegetables, stone fruits and nuts thrive in the area’s fertile soil and are packed, stored and shipped to areas throughout the world. California grapes and raisins are important items in national and international trade, with Reedley playing an integral part in their production. Education Public elementary and secondary education in the community is provided by the Kings Canyon Unified School District (KCUSD). Within the Planning Area, the majority of the area is serviced by KCUSD. There is a small portion of the study area at the southwest corner that is within the Clay Union School District as shown on the School Boundaries Map, Figure 1.5. Reedley College, located between Reed Avenue and the Kings River north of Manning Avenue in Reedley, is a part of the California Community College District (SCCCD). Reedley is a two-year college offering more than 80 major degrees and certificates. Medical Services The City is served by one hospital and has numerous physicians, dentists and optometrists practicing in the area. Adventist Medical Center is a 43-bed hospital facility that offers a wide range of services, including emergency care, on-site laboratory, radiology, surgical units, and therapy and counseling services. In addition, the state-of-the-art birthing center was built in the fall of 2010. Ambulance service is provided by the Sequoia Safety Council which provides paramedic level emergency care in Reedley and the surrounding area. Reedley also has three skilled nursing facilities. City of Reedley, General Plan 2030 Page 9
Transportation and Shipping Highways: State Route 99 is 12 miles west of Reedley. State Route 180 is eight miles north of Reedley. Manning Avenue is a four-lane, divided road connecting Reedley to State Route 99. Railroads: Freight service is available from Burlington Northern Santa Fe and San Joaquin Valley Railroads. Air Transportation: For private aircraft, Reedley has a modern municipal airport five miles north of the city with a 3,300 foot paved and lighted runway. Features of the airport include, hangars available for lease, 24-hour access to fuel, a full-time fixed base operator, mechanic and transient tiedown area are also available. The Fresno Air Terminal (Fresno Yosemite International Airport) is located approximately 25 miles northwest of the city and provides regularly scheduled passenger and freight service. Utilities The City of Reedley is the main utility provider of water, sewer, storm drainage and solid waste disposal services in the area. Natural gas is supplied by the Southern California Gas Company. Pacific Gas and Electrical Company is the major supplier of electricity. Telephone service is provided by Verizon. 1.10 SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY BLUEPRINT The City has actively been involved in the San Joaquin Valley Blueprint planning process. The Valley Blueprint process began in 2006, and is made up of seven Valley Council of Government (COG) members and one Regional Transportation Planning Agency representing the San Joaquin Valley. In 2010, the San Joaquin Valley Blueprint Council, the decisionmaking body, approved the adoption of 12 Growth Principles. The growth principles reflect the vision for the future of the San Joaquin Valley. In the process of updating the Reedley General Plan, the Growth Principles have been used to develop or update many, if not all, of the policies within the General Plan Update. The San Joaquin Valley Blueprint Smart Growth Principles: (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) Create a range of housing opportunities and choices. Create walkable neighborhoods. Encourage community and stakeholder collaboration. Foster distinctive, attractive communities with a strong sense of place. Make development decisions predictable, fair, and cost-effective. Mix land uses. Preserve open space, farmland, natural beauty, and critical environmental areas. City of Reedley, General Plan 2030 Page 10
Page 1 and 2: The City of R E E D L E Y Californi
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CIR 3.2.20 CIR 3.2.21 The primary s
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3.3 STREET AND HIGHWAY SYSTEM The f
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Analysis of Street and Highway Syst
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The proposed Fresno County Regional
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(d) (e) Bikeways should be construc
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Goals CIR 3.6A - Maintain the viabi
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Figure 3.3 - Airport Master Plan Ma
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Figure 3.4 - Truck Routes Map City
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located entirely on the eastern sid
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The City of Reedley produced from 2
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e) Should the Plan expire at any ti
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4) The City shall develop publicati
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j) The City shall continue to work
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1) All legally required annual wast
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There are also two well-defined are
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Goals CIR 3.10C - Provide a compreh
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CIR 3.10.18B As part of the City’
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Despite the active management of th
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With the increase in demand for gro
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The groundwater report concludes th
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f) The City shall continue to work
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Chapter Four Conservation, Open Spa
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Policies COSP4.2.1 COSP4.2.2 COSP4.
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Policies COSP4.3.1 COSP4.3.2 Suppor
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4) Amend the zoning ordinance to in
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(d) (e) (f) (g) A commitment to tak
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Over the last several years, a numb
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If the SCS will not achieve the red
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(d) Implementing a police-on-bicycl
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4.6 TOXIC AND HAZARDOUS EMISSIONS G
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(a) (b) (c) Providing information,
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Compact Development COSP4.9.9 The C
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(d) (e) Support commercial developm
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COSP4.10.15 Provide safe and conven
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COSP4.12.2 The City will establish
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(b) Using proven methods, dominant
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Policies COSP4.14.1 Archaeological
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Figure 4.1 - Existing & Proposed Pa
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(e) (f) East Carpenter - .17 ac. de
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Table 4-2 Projected Parkland Needs
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COSP4.18.15 Develop a safe and effi
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Table 4-3 - Federal and State Ambie
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ISR- Indirect Source Review - As po
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winter storms, high pressure and li
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Ozone Ozone (O3) is a photochemical
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SJVAB shows a fairly consistent dow
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Chapter Five Safety Element 5.0 INT
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Figure 5.1 - FEMA Flood Map City of
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SE 5.1.4 Where there are accurate a
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Figure 5.2 - Geological Hazard Area
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environment including the health, s
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The following objectives and polici
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5.7 EMERGENCY SERVICES Planning of
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Table 6.1 - Noise Sensitive Receive
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Policies NE 6.1.1 NE 6.1.2 The stan
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NE 6.1.12 Periodic review of this e
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY _________________
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also increasingly being utilized fo
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Additionally: Appendix A. provides
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Section II. Defining and Scoring th
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Divide the acres of each soil mappi
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Table 1A. Table 1B. Land Evaluation
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Scoring of Site Assessment Factors
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In terms of agricultural productivi
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Table 4. Site Assessment Worksheet
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Step 5. Each of the project’s wat
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Explanation of the Water Resource A
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3. Site Assessment - The Surroundin
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Measuring Surrounding Agricultural
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(b) It must be the subject of one o
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Section III. Weighting of Factors a
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Section IV. California Agricultural
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Appendix A. California Agricultural
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LESA Worksheet (cont.) NOTES Calcul
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Site Assessment Worksheet 2. - Wate
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LESA Worksheet (cont.) NOTES Part 3
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LESA Worksheet (cont.) NOTES Part 4
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Appendix B. California LESA Project
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UPLANDS ESTATES EXAMPLE (cont.) Col
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Site Assessment Worksheet 2. - Wate
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UPLANDS ESTATES EXAMPLE (cont.) Par
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