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

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LAND USE AND COMMUNITY CHARACTER, Chapter 1IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAM1.12. The City shall prepare and adopt a Right-to-Farmordinance.Responsibility:City CouncilCity ManagerPlanning DirectorTime Frame: FY 2006-2007LANDSCAPE ANDSTREETSCAPEWheatland’s streetscape and landscape is critical to its identity.The city’s major corridors -- existing State Route 65, Fourth Street,Main Street, Wheatland Road, Spenceville Road – carry heavytraffic volumes and are major elements in the city’s developmentpattern.GOAL 1.JTo maintain and enhance the quality of Wheatland’s major travelcorridors, city entrances, landscape, and streetscape.State Route 65 through WheatlandPOLICIES1.J.1.New development within major transportation corridorsmust comply with the following minimum buildingrequirements:a. All outdoor storage of goods, materials, and equipment,and loading docks areas shall be screened from majorroadways.b. Developments with multiple buildings should have auniform design theme and sign program.c. Earth tones shall be used as the dominant color; colorssuch as white, black, blue, and red should be used asaccents. Building surfaces should have color schemesthat reduce their apparent size.d. Metal buildings will be allowed only with enhancedarchitectural and landscaping treatment (such as use oftrim bands, wing walls, parapets, and reveals).e. All exterior elevations visible from major roadwaysshould have architectural treatment to alleviate longvoid surfaces. This can be accomplished throughvarying setbacks, breaking buildings into segments,pitched roof elements, columns, indentations, patios,and incorporating landscaping into architectural design.Wheatland General Plan Policy Document, Part II 1-19July 11, 2006
LAND USE AND COMMUNITY CHARACTER, Chapter 11.J.2.1.J.3.1.J.4.1.J.5.1.J.6.The City shall encourage increased building setbacks andwider landscape areas along major corridors.The City shall require that all new development incorporatethe planting of trees and other vegetation that extends thevegetation pattern of older adjacent neighborhoods intonew development.As a condition of the approval of larger developmentprojects, the City shall require establishment of fundingmechanisms for the ongoing maintenance of street treesand landscape strips. The City shall explore the potentialfor putting all new development in a master landscape andlighting district for maintenance of street trees and landscapestrips.The City shall promote efforts to improve the visual qualityof entrances to Wheatland and to Downtown.The City shall work with State highway officials concerninglandscaping maintenance of State highway property.IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAMS1.13. The City shall explore the use of a citywide Landscape andLighting District and other programs to fund themaintenance of street trees and other landscaping.Responsibility:Time Frame:City ManagerCity EngineerOngoingWheatland General Plan Policy Document, Part II 1-20July 11, 2006
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