2005 General Plan - City Of Ventura

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C H A P T E R 3and Memorial Park. Includes a small amount ofagriculture. Opportunities exist to realize potentialimprovements initiated in ongoing and pastgrassroots efforts, such as Midtown by Design,and more recently the Midtown Urban DesignCharrette. This community includes “HillsideAreas”.PierpontWithin the Coastal Zone Boundary, a uniquebeachoriented predominantly residentialcommunity, with high-quality beachfront homes.Includes the Harbor district and the Pierpontneighborhood center. Home to the VenturaHarbor, Seaward Elementary School, a mobilehome park, and Marina Park. Currently offershighway retail such as motels, hotels, and fastfood, but opportunity exists to offer residents andvisitors with more attractive and improvedneighborhood and coastal oriented services andto develop a specific plan for the Harbor district.CollegeIncludes a portion of the Telegraph corridor, andthe College/Day neighborhood center. Majorcivic uses are Arroyo Verde and Camino RealPark, Ventura Community College and BuenaHigh School. This community includes “HillsideAreas”.ThilleIncludes the Gateway neighborhood center andshares the Victoria corridor with Montalvo to theeast. Contains mix of housing types built mostlybetween 1960 and 1980, with some newerdevelopment in the 1990’s and early 2000’s. Itsprimary civic use is the County Square LinearParkArundellThis community contains the main industrial andwarehouse district of Ventura, but also has mixeduseareas with retail, restaurants, and offices withinwalking distance of many workers. Callens Road,the historic center of this community, has greatpotential to expand and increase the mix of uses itcontains, including residential. A significant vacantparcel, the 75-acre McGrath property, offers greateconomic opportunity to attract new industry thatprovides high value, high wage jobs to the City.OlivasPredominantly agricultural. Its major civic use isthe Olivas Park Golf Course and is home to theOlivas Adobe. Contains some commercial andindustrial.North BankThis community contains a portion regulated bythe Auto Center Specific Plan. Its major civic usethe Buenaventura Golf Course. Predominantlyindustrial, with some agriculture. Opportunity toenhance the area as a regional retail destination,while providing workforce serving retail uses.PoinsettiaIncludes the Victoria Plaza neighborhood center.Its primary civic uses include elementary andmiddle schools. Predominantly residential, withsome housing in the Hillside Area, and asignificant amount of agricultural operations.2005 Ventura General Plan3-12August 8, 2005
O U R W E L L P L A N N E D A N D D E S I G N E D C O M M U N I T YMontalvoIncludes the Johnson Drive corridor, Bristolneighborhood center, and shares the Victoriacorridor with Thille to the west. Its major civic useis the County Government Center (equal size to12 downtown blocks), but also the RanchoVentura Linear Park and the Barranca Vista Park.Contains mix of housing types and is home to theMetrolink Station.and a mix of housing types at various intensities.Its major civic uses are the Fritz Huntsinger YouthSports Complex, Saticoy Regional Golf Courseand the Saticoy neighborhood park.SerraIncludes the Telephone/Petit neighborhoodcenter, and is home to the City’s newest civic use– the Community Park, set to open Fall 2005.Also includes the Chumash Park, Junipero SerraPark, North Bank Linear Park, and Bristol BayLinear Park. Contains a significant amount ofagricultural land.JuanamariaIncludes the Kimball/Telegraph neighborhoodcenter. Primary civic use is Hobert Park; thiscommunity contains some agricultural land.WellsIncludes the Wells corridor. The Brown Barrancaruns through the northerly portion of this area.Contains agricultural land.SaticoyIncludes the Telephone/Cachuma and Saticoyneighborhood centers and the Saticoy district.Developed originally as a rural town in the late1800s, Saticoy has the full range of transectcharacteristics: from the Santa Clara river and therural eastern edge, to its neighborhood centers,Ventura General PlanAugust 8, 2005 3-13
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