General Plan Policy Document (Adopted 7-11 ... - City of Wheatland

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RECREATIONAL, EDUCATIONAL, AND COMMUNITY SERVICES, Chapter 6IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAM6.8. The City shall hold periodic “youth sessions” where issuesrelated to youth are discussed, including participation by theyouth in the development of the agendas for these sessions.Responsibility:Time Frame:City CouncilCity ManagerParks and Recreation DirectorFY 2006-2007; ongoingWheatland General Plan Policy Document, Part II 6-12July 11, 2006
CHAPTER 7HISTORIC PRESERVATIONWheatland has a rich historic heritage, and many significant historic buildings, events, and artifactsreflect its past. Downtown Wheatland in particular includes over twenty-five historically-significantbuildings. The General Plan sets the framework for a comprehensive program to foster historicpreservation efforts in Wheatland through a systematic program, community education, andcoordination within the City and with historic preservation groups.GOALS, POLICIES, AND IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAMSThis chapter contains goals, policies, and implementation programs that establish the framework forthe preservation of Wheatland’s historic resources. The goals and policies of this chapter areorganized topically according to the following categories. Historic Preservation - General Economic Incentives for Historic Preservation Historic Preservation Education and Awareness Archaeological ResourcesHISTORICPRESERVATION-GENERALPreservation of Wheatland’s significant buildings and sites haslargely relied on individual initiative. The policies in thissection seek to develop a systematic and comprehensive historicpreservation program to ensure that Wheatland’s historicallyandarchitecturally-significant resources are preserved.GOAL 7.ATo preserve and maintain sites, structures, and landscapes thatserve as significant, visible connection to the city’s social,architectural, and agricultural history.Hop kilnsPOLICIES7.A.1. The City shall establish a Historic Resources Inventory toinclude all historically and architecturally significantbuildings, sites, landscapes, signs, and features withinthe city limits.Wheatland General Plan Policy Document, Part II 7-1July 11, 2006
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