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

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APPENDIX APOLICY DOCUMENT GLOSSARY100-year FloodplainAffordable HousingArchaeologyAquiferBest ManagementPractices (BMPs)BufferCaliforniaEnvironmentalQuality Act (CEQA)Cell TowerChannel CapacityCNELDbAreathathasa1percentchanceofbeingfloodedinanygivenyear.Overthelongterm,theareawillbecoveredwithfloodwatersonanaverageofonceevery100years.Housingcapableofbeingpurchasedorrentedbyahouseholdwithverylow,low,ormoderateincome.Housingisconsideredaffordablewhenahouseholdpayslessthan30percentofitsgrossmonthlyincome(GMI)forhousing,includingutilities.Thestudyofhistoricorprehistoricpeoplesandtheirculturesbyanalysisoftheirartifactsandmonuments.Adepositofrock,suchassandstone,containingwaterthatcanbeusedtosupplywells.Anyprogram,technology,process,sitingcriteria,operatingmethod,measure,ordevicewhichcontrols,prevents,removes,orreducesstormwaterpollution.Themosteffective,orbesttechniquesareappliedtoeachspecificcircumstancedependingonthepollutionproblemandphysicalandgeopoliticalsetting.Areasorbandsoflandormechanismsthatservetoseparateorprotectpotentiallyincompatiblelanduses,suchasresidentialareasandheavyindustrialusesorresidentialareasandintensiveagriculture.AStatelawrequiringStateandlocalagenciestoregulateactivitieswithconsiderationforenvironmentalprotection.Ifaproposedactivityhasthepotentialforasignificantadverseenvironmentalimpact,anEnvironmentalImpactReport(EIR)mustbepreparedandcertifiedastoitsadequacybeforetakingactionontheproposedproject.Apermanent/semipermanentstructureusedforoperatingaradionetwork.Theflowratethatthedrainagechannelwillcarrywhenaccountingforrequiredfreeboardandenvironmentalorlegalconsiderations.CommunityNoiseEquivalentLevel;24hourenergyequivalentlevelderivedfromavarietyofsinglenoiseevents,withweightingfactorsof5and10dBAappliedtotheevening(7PMto10PM)andnighttime(10PMto7AM)periods,respectively,toallowforthegreatersensitivitytonoiseduringthesehours.Decibel;aunitusedtoexpresstherelativeintensityofasoundasitisheardbythehumanear.Wheatland General Plan Policy Document A-1July 11, 2006
APPENDIX A: POLICY DOCUMENT GLOSSARYDesign GuidelinesDetention BasinDevelopmentDigital SubscriberLine (DSL)DisinfectionDiscretionaryDevelopmentDrainageDrainage ChannelEasementEconomic BaseEffluentEmerging IndustriesAsusedinspecificprogramsinthisPolicyDocument,theseguidelineswouldpromoteconceptsandurbandesignprinciplesforplanningfornewdevelopmenttoimplementGeneralPlanpoliciestofosternewpedestrianandbicyclefriendlydevelopment.Thesewouldnotincludespecificbuildingmaterialrequirements.Thetemporarystorageofstormrunofftoattenuatepeakrunoffandtoprovidewaterqualitytreatmentbenefits.Thephysicalalterationoflandbyhumans.Developmentincludes:subdivisionofland;constructionoralterationofstructures,roads,utilities,andotherfacilities;installationofsepticsystems;grading;depositofrefuse,debris,orfillmaterials;andclearingofnaturalvegetativecover(withtheexceptionofagriculturalactivities).Developmentdoesnotincluderoutinerepairandmaintenanceactivities.Internettechnologythatusesexistingtwowirecoppertelephonewiringtodeliverhighspeeddataservicesatspeedsgreaterthanbasicinternetdialup.Aprocessfollowingsecondaryortertiarytreatmentthattypicallyinvolvestheuseofchlorine,ultraviolet(UV)radiation,orreverseosmosistodestroybacteriaandotherpathogens.DevelopmentprojectwhichrequirestheexerciseofjudgmentordeliberationwhentheCitydecidestoapproveordisapproveaparticularactivity,asdistinguishedfromsituationswheretheCityhastodeterminewhethertherehasbeenconformitywithapplicablestatutes,ordinances,orregulations.Thecontrolandremovalofexcessrainfallrunofforgroundwaterbytheuseofsurfaceorsubsurfacefeaturesordrains.Anopenchannelsuchasaswale,constructedchannel,ornaturaldrainagecoursethatmayconvey,storeandtreatrunoff.Alimitedrighttomakeuseofapropertyownedbyanother,forexample,arightofwayacrosstheproperty.Theportionofthelocaleconomythatprimarilysellsitsgoodsandservicestocustomersoutsidethecountyorlocalregion.Theseindustriesdrawincomeintothecountythatisthenrecirculatedinlocalserving“NonBasic”businessessuchasretailandserviceestablishments.Treatedwastewaterthatisdischargedfromawastewatertreatmentfacility.Industriesthatcurrentlyhavelowconcentrationinthecounty,butaregrowingrapidly.Wheatland General Plan Policy Document A-2July 11, 2006
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