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GENERAL PLAN RECOMMENDATIONSGoal II-22: Continue to assure that all existing legally established parcels, uses and zoning retain their legalstatus.Policy II-22A: Recognize as legally existing the uses, parcels and zoning which do not conform tocurrent standards but which were legally established under the regulations in effect at the time they werefirst commenced or created.Implementation Measure II-22A-1: Notwithstanding the land uses and densities prescribedby this General Plan or any ordinances enacted pursuant thereto, including any zoningordinances or their amendments, any parcel or unit of land which has been previouslycreated under the provisions of the Subdivision Map Act or any prior law regulating thedivision of lands or a local ordinance enacted pursuant thereto or was not subject to thoseprovisions at the time of its creation, including any parcel or unit of land at the time legallycreated by deed or record of survey, shall not:be deemed to be an illegal parcel or unit of land or be denied issuance of acertificate of compliance or a conditional certificate ofcompliance under the provisions of the Subdivision Map Act.be required to merge with any other contiguous parcel(s) or unit(s) of land whetheror not said other parcel(s) or unit(s) are held by the same owner.be denied the issuance of any permit or approval to develop the real property witha single-family residential structure, unless a specific written comment is made bya County public health or safety department that development of the affected parcelor unit of land would constitute a hazard to the public health or the public safety.Implementation Measure II-22A-2: Any land use legally established under provisions of theregulations in effect at the time of establishment, shall be allowed to continue such useunder the provisions of a nonconforming use in the zoning code.Implementation Measure II-22A-3: Any commercial, industrial, or multifamily zoninglegally existing within areas which under this General Plan would not be permitted, shallbe considered consistent zoning within the designation.Policy II-22B: Deem all uses and parcels not established in conformance with the General Plan orregulations in effect at the time the use or parcel was established or created, which prohibit said use orcreation, to be illegal nonconforming uses and parcels, and prohibit their development, continued useor expansion.Implementation Measure II-22B-1: Apply the provisions of the County Zoning Coderelating to non-conforming uses and parcels.Policy II-22C: For parcels having only a portion of their total area within a legally existingnonconforming zoning district, apply recognized legally existing nonconforming zoning to thoseCalaveras County General Plan z December 9, 1996 z Page II-32
portions only and not to the entire parcel or to any other parcel under common ownership outside thenonconforming zoning district.Implementation Measure II-22C-1: When expansion of legally existing nonconforming usesis proposed, require the property owner to meet the development requirements of the zoningdistrict at the time of the proposed expansion.Policy II-22D: Review proposed expansion or development of legally existing nonconforming uses fortraffic impacts.8.0 SchoolsImplementation Measure II-22D-1: When legally existing nonconforming uses expand, oran undeveloped parcel with legally existing nonconforming zoning is to be developed,require project-specific improvements meeting the provisions of the Circulation Element andCounty Road Ordinance, Chapter 12.02 of County Code.The administrative body of the school system in Calaveras County is the County Board of Education.The school system includes four school districts: Calaveras Unified, Vallecito Union Elementary, MarkTwain Union Elementary, and Bret Harte Union High. The districts operate ten elementary schools and fourhigh schools.Calaveras County is included in two community college districts: Yosemite and San Joaquin Delta. TheYosemite District has one campus in Modesto and another in Columbia. The San Joaquin Delta District hasa campus in Stockton plus a college farm near Manteca. It also operates a natural habitat reserve nearMountain Ranch.New residential land development can significantly impact the capacity of school systems.DISTRICTS AND SCHOOLSCalaveras UnifiedJenny LindMokelumne HillRailroad FlatSan AndreasToyon MiddleValley SpringsWest PointCalaveras HighGoldstrike High (Continuation)Crossroads (Educationally Handicapped)Vallecito UnionMichelsonHazel FischerAvery Middle SchoolMark Twain UnionCopperopolisMark TwainBret Harte UnionArnold HighBret Harte HighVallecito High (Continuation)Calaveras County General Plan z December 9, 1996 z Page II-33
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