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CHAPTER 2 – COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTMORENO VALLEY GENERAL PLAN1996, creating March Air Reserve Base.March Air Reserve Base is the home to the452 nd Air Mobility Wing. In addition, theBase is used by the 4 th Air Force, 163 rdCalifornia Air National Guard and 120 thMontana Air National Guard Fighter Wing.Parts of the former active duty base notneeded for the military mission weretransferred to other agencies, including theMarch Joint Powers Authority (JPA). TheMarch JPA was created in 1993 through aJoint Powers Agreement between the citiesof Moreno Valley, Perris and Riverside andthe County of Riverside. The March JPAhas land use jurisdiction over militarysurplus property, including the March InlandPort. The March Inland Port is a joint-usemilitary and civilian airport. The civilianaviation emphasis is on air cargo.2.1.3. Land Use PlanAt the time of incorporation in 1984, the Cityof Moreno Valley used the Riverside CountyGeneral Plan and zoning ordinances toguide land use and development. TheRiverside County system of land useregulation did not adequately address theissues facing the community. The firstMoreno Valley General Plan was adoptedon September 20, 1988. There were sevenspecific plans in effect at the time. Manyland use map amendments were approvedsince that time. By 2005, a total of 11specific plans were in effect.A comprehensive update of the General Planwas initiated in 1996 to address changingconditions and community concerns. Theupdated land use plan furthers a range ofgoals and objectives outlined in otherelements of the General Plan, including, butnot limited to, goals and objectivesconcerning air quality, traffic congestion,biological resources and housing. Theupdated land use plan, shown in Figure 2-2achieves the following benefits:• Provides broad land use categoriesto allow flexibility in terms of landuses.• Distributes commercial areas citywideto encourage walking andbicycling• Promotes jobs/housing balance somore people are able to live close towork• Encourages development densityand intensity adjacent to bus routesLocates residential land uses away from highnoise levels• Delineates hillside areas for specialprotection• Allows for diversity in terms ofneighborhood character, from rural tourban• Promotes the maintenance andredevelopment of blighted areas• Allows for a range of housingopportunities, from apartments toexecutive homes• Provides a balance between theamount of commercial and office landand the demand for such uses.Multiple-family residential projectPage 2-3 July 11, 2006
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Page 1 and 2: CITY OF MORENO VALLEYGENERAL PLANJU
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