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Saticoy & Wells Community Plan & Development ... - City Of Ventura

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<strong>Saticoy</strong> & <strong>Wells</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> and Code EIRSection 2.0 Project Descriptionthe Project Area. Descriptions of the <strong>Saticoy</strong> and <strong>Wells</strong> areas as identified by the 2005 General<strong>Plan</strong> are as follows.<strong>Wells</strong>. Within the Project Area, the <strong>Wells</strong> community includes an area north of the SR126 to the south, Telegraph Rd to the north and <strong>Saticoy</strong> Ave to the west. This includes the<strong>Wells</strong> Road corridor. Brown Barranca runs through the northerly portion of this area, whichincludes several large parcels of agricultural land. The <strong>Wells</strong> Road corridor is a mix of olderindustrial uses and newer sub-urban commercial and residential development.<strong>Saticoy</strong>. Within the Project Area, the <strong>Saticoy</strong> planning community includes the areasouth of SR 126, <strong>Saticoy</strong> Ave to the west, the Franklin-Wason Barranca to the east and the SantaClara River to the south. This includes the Telephone/Cachuma and <strong>Saticoy</strong> neighborhoodcenters and the Old Town <strong>Saticoy</strong> district. Originally developed as a rural town in the late1800s, <strong>Saticoy</strong> has a range of transect characteristics: from the Santa Clara River and the ruraleastern edge, to its neighborhood centers, and a mix of housing types at various intensities. Itsmajor civic uses are the Fritz Huntzinger Youth Sports Complex, <strong>Saticoy</strong> Regional Golf Courseand <strong>Saticoy</strong> neighborhood park. <strong>Saticoy</strong> is further described as a Neighborhood Center, wherehousing alongside commercial is specifically encouraged in certain areas. The 2005 General<strong>Plan</strong> also describes the <strong>Saticoy</strong> area as a “planning district,” as follows:A mix of homes, older industrial and agricultural operations, and the planned site for theCounty maintenance yard. The <strong>Saticoy</strong> Village Specific <strong>Plan</strong> governs a small portion ofthis area. A larger effort should ensure <strong>Saticoy</strong>’s seamless connection with adjacentareas, including a greenspace and circulation plan.2.4 PROJECT OBJECTIVESThe <strong>Saticoy</strong> and <strong>Wells</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> is intended to function as a policy document to guideland use decisions within the <strong>Saticoy</strong> and <strong>Wells</strong> communities. The overall objective of the<strong>Saticoy</strong> and <strong>Wells</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> is to:“Create six distinct, yet interconnected, walkable neighborhoods that improve over timeby requiring well-designed development, thoroughfares usable by all modes oftransportation, and providing neighborhood amenities that meet the unique needs of the<strong>Saticoy</strong> and <strong>Wells</strong> Communities.”The <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> identifies the following overall planning principles to achieve the aboveobjective:• Traditional Neighborhood <strong>Development</strong>• Make great public places• Generate a continuous network of great thoroughfares• Make great neighborhoods• Create a variety of housing choices2-5<strong>City</strong> of <strong>Ventura</strong>

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