2005 General Plan - City Of Ventura

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G L O S S A R Y O F T E R M SRight-of-way: Land intended to be occupied bytransportation and public use facilities such as roadways,railroads, and utility lines.Riparian: Areas adjacent to perennial and intermittentstreams delineated by the existence of plant species normallyfound near fresh water.Runoff: The portion of precipitation that does not percolateinto the ground.Seismic: Caused by or subject to earthquakes or earthvibrations.Sidewalk: the paved layer of the public frontage dedicatedexclusively to pedestrian activity.Specific Plan: A legal tool allowed by State GovernmentCode Section 65450 et seq. that prescribes detailedregulations, conditions, programs, and/or proposedlegislation for a defined area of the city.Sphere of Influence: The probable ultimate physicalboundaries and service area of the city, as determined byLAFCo.Streetscape: the urban element that establishes the majorpart of the public realm. The streetscape is composed ofthoroughfares (travel lanes for vehicles and bicycles,parking lanes for cars, and sidewalks or paths forpedestrians) as well as the visible private frontages (buildingfacades and elevations, porches, yards, fences, awnings,etc.), and the amenities of the public frontages (street treesand plantings, benches, and streetlights, etc.).Structure: Anything constructed or erected that requireslocation on the ground (excluding swimming pools, fences,and walls used as fences).August 8, 2005Subdivision: The division of a land into defined lots orcondominiums that can be separately conveyed by sale orlease.Sustainable: Meeting the needs of the present withoutcompromising the ability of future generations to meet theirneeds, and successfully balancing economic, environmental,and social equity concerns.Tourism: The business of providing services for personstraveling for pleasure.Transect: a system of ordering human habitats in a rangefrom the most natural to the most urban. Based upon sixTransect Zones that describe the physical character of placeat any scale, according to the density and intensity of landuse and urbanism.Transit-Oriented Development (TOD): Relatively highdensitydevelopment located within an easy walk of a majortransit stop, generally with a mix of residential,employment, and shopping designed primarily forpedestrians.Transit, Public: A system of regularly-scheduled busesand/or trains available to the public on a fee-per-ride basis.Transportation Demand Management (TDM): Strategiesfor reducing the number of vehicle trips by increasingridesharing, transit use, walking, and biking.Trip: A one-way journey that proceeds from an origin to adestination via a single mode of transportation.Truck Route: A route required for all vehicles exceeding setweight or axle limits, which follows major arterials throughcommercial or industrial areas and avoids sensitive areas.Underutilized: Non-vacant properties that have not beenfully developed with improvements that reach the alloweddensity and/or floor area.2005 Ventura General PlanF-9
G L O S S A R Y O F T E R M SUrban Design: The attempt to give form, in terms of bothbeauty and function, to selected urban areas or to whole cities.Urban design is concerned with the location, mass, anddesign of various urban components and combines elementsof urban planning, architecture, and landscape architecture.Use Permit: The discretionary and conditional review of anactivity or function or operation on a site or in a building orfacility.Yield Street: A street whereby by two vehicles, going inopposite directions, one car will often have to pull overslightly and yield to the other vehicle, depending on howmany cars are parked on the street. A standard residentialstreet.Zoning: The regulation of building forms and land usesthroughout the city.Very Low Income: Households with annual income 50percent of the County median or less.View Corridor: The line of sight of an observer lookingtoward an object of significance (e.g., ridgeline, river, historicbuilding, etc.).Viewshed: The area within view from a defined point.Watercourse: Presently or once naturally perennially orintermittently flowing water, including rivers, streams,barrancas, and creeks. Includes waterways that have beenchannelized, but not ditches or underground drainage andsewage systems.Watershed: The total area above a given point on awatercourse that contributes water to its flow; also, the entireregion drained by a watercourse.Wetlands: Transitional areas between terrestrial and aquaticsystems where the water table is usually at or near the surface,or the land is covered by shallow water. Federal agenciesestablish hydrology, vegetation, and soil criteria to definewetlands.Work-Live: A dwelling unit that contains a commercialcomponent. A Work-Live unit is a fee-simple unit on a lotwith the commercial component anywhere within the unit.(see Live-Work)2005 Ventura General Plan August 8, 2005F-10
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