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CHAPTER 9 – GOALS AND OBJECTIVES9.6 SAFETY ELEMENT GOALS,OBJECTIVES, POLICIES ANDPROGRAMS9.6.1 SAFETY ELEMENT GOALSGoal 6.1To achieve acceptable levels of protectionfrom natural and man-made hazards to life,health, and propertyGoal 6.2To have emergency services which areadequate to meet minor emergency andmajor catastrophic situations.9.6.2 SAFETY ELEMENT OBJECTIVESAND POLICIESObjective 6.1Minimize the potential for loss of life andprotect residents, workers, and visitors to theCity from physical injury and property damagedue to seismic ground shaking and secondaryeffects.Policies:6.1.1 Reduce fault rupture and liquefactionhazards through the identification andrecognition of potentially hazardousconditions and areas as they relate tothe San Jacinto fault zone and thehigh and very high liquefaction hazardzones. During the review of futuredevelopment projects, the City shallrequire geologic studies andmitigation for fault rupture hazards inaccordance with the Alquist-PrioloSpecial Study Zones Act.Additionally, future geotechnicalstudies shall contain calculations forseismic settlement on all alluvial sitesidentified as having high or very highliquefaction potential. Should thecalculations show a potential forMORENO VALLEY GENERAL PLANliquefaction, appropriate mitigationshall be identified and implemented.6.1.2 Require all new developments,existing critical and essential facilitiesand structures to comply with themost recent Uniform Building Codeseismic design standards.Objective 6.2Minimize the potential for loss of life andprotect residents, workers, and visitors to theCity from physical injury and propertydamage, and to minimize nuisances due toflooding.Policies:6.2.1 Permit only that development in 100-year floodplain that represents anacceptable use of the land in relationto the hazards involved and the costsof providing flood control facilities.Locate critical facilities, such ashospitals, fire stations, police stations,public administration buildings, andschools outside of flood hazard areas.6.2.2 Storm drains and catch basins ownedand operated by the City shall beinspected, cleaned and maintainedpursuant to an approved clean outschedule.6.2.3 Maximize pervious areas in order toreduce increases in downstreamrunoff resulting from newdevelopment.6.2.4 Design, construct and maintain streetand storm drain flood control systemsto accommodate 10 year and 100year storm flows respectively.6.2.5 The storm drain system shall conformto Riverside County Flood Control andWater Conservation District masterdrainage plans and the requirementsPage 9-30 July 11, 2006
CHAPTER 9 – GOALS AND OBJECTIVESObjective 6.3of the Federal EmergencyManagement Agency.Provide noise compatible land userelationships by establishing noise standardsutilized for design and siting purposes.Policies:6.3.1 The following uses shall requiremitigation to reduce noise exposurewhere current or future exterior noiselevels exceed 20 CNEL above thedesired interior noise level:a. Single and multiple familyresidential buildings shallachieve an interior noise levelof 45 CNEL or less. Suchbuildings shall include soundinsulatingwindows, walls,roofs and ventilation systems.Sound barriers shall also beinstalled (e.g. masonry wallsor walls with berms) betweensingle-family residences andmajor roadways.b. New libraries, hospitals andextended medical carefacilities, places of worshipand office uses shall beinsulated to achieve interiornoise levels of 50 CNEL orless.c. New schools shall beinsulated to achieve interiornoise levels of 45 CNEL orless.6.3.2 Discourage residential uses wherecurrent or projected exterior noise dueto aircraft over flights will exceed 65CNEL.6.3.3 Where the future noise environment islikely to exceed 70 CNEL due toMORENO VALLEY GENERAL PLANoverflights from the joint-use airport atMarch, new buildings containing usesthat are not addressed under Policy6.3.1 shall require insulation toachieve interior noise levelsrecommended in the March AirReserve Base Air InstallationCompatible Use Zone Report.6.3.4 Encourage residential developmentheavily impacted by aircraft over flightnoise, to transition to uses that aremore noise compatible.6.3.5 Enforce the California AdministrativeCode, Title 24 noise insulationstandards for new multi-familyhousing developments, motels andhotels.6.3.6 Building shall be limited in areas ofsensitive receptors.Objective 6.4Review noise issues during the planningprocess and require noise attenuationmeasures to minimize acoustic impacts toexisting and future surrounding land uses.Policies:6.4.1 Site, landscape and architecturaldesign features shall be encouragedto mitigate noise impacts for newdevelopments, with a preference fornoise barriers that avoid freewaysound barrier walls.Objective 6.5Minimize noise impacts from significant noisegenerators such as, but not limited to, motorvehicles, trains, aircraft, commercial,industrial, construction, and other activities.Policies:6.5.1 New commercial and industrialactivities (including the placement ofPage 9-31 July 11, 2006
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TABLE OF CONTENTSMORENO VALLEY GENE
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CHAPTER 1 - INTRODUCTIONMORENO VALL
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CHAPTER 7 - CONSERVATIONMORENO VALL
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