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PERRIS BLVDCOLTON UNIFIEDSCHOOL DISTRICTS AN TI MOTEOCANYON RDRECH ECANYON RDCITY OFMORENO VALLEYSPHEREPIGEON PASS RDPERRIS BLVDSAN TIMOTEO CANYON RDBOX SPRINGS RDp Z215DAY STVAN BUREN BLVDCACTUS AVEFREDERICK STIRONWOOD AVECOTTONWOOD AVEMARCH ARBp Z215SUNNYMEAD BLVDEUCALYPTUS AVEHEACOCK STWEBSTER AVEINDIAN STRAMONA EXYPERRIS BLVDALESSANDRO BLVDJOHN F KENNEDY DRIRIS AVEJACLYN AVEOLEANDER AVELASSELLE STMORENO VALLEYUNIFIED SCHOOLDISTRICTCOTTONWOOD AVELASSELLE STVAL VERDE UNIFIEDSCHOOL DISTRICTCITY OF MORENO VALLEYKINE AVENASON STCACTUS AVEIRIS AVEMORENO BEACH DRMORENO BEACH DRLAKE PERRISLOCUST AVEIRONWOOD AVERiverside Community CollegeREDLANDS BLVDMORENO VALLEYUNIFIED SCHOOLDISTRICTTHEODORE STFIGURE 2-3BEAUMONT UNIFIEDSCHOOL DISTRICTSCHOOL DISTRICTBOUNDARIES|ÿ 60ALESSANDRO BLVDDAVIS RDGILMAN SPRINGS RDSAN JACINTO UNIFIEDSCHOOL DISTRICTNUVIEW UNION/PERRIS UNION HIGHUNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICTCITY OFMORENO VALLEYSPHEREStreetsMajor StreetsHighwaysSchool District BoundariesMoreno ValleyMoreno Valley SphereMarch ARBWaterbodies±5,000 2,500 0 5,0000.5 0.25 0 0.5 1MilesFeetDate: July 11, 2006State Plane NAD83 Zone 6File: G:\arcmap\planning\gen_plan_updates\school_dist.mxdGEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMSThe information shown on this map was compiled fromthe Riverside County GIS and the City of Moreno ValleyGIS. The land base and facility information on this mapis for display purposes only and should not be relied uponwithout independent verification as to its accuracy.Riverside County and City of Moreno Valley willnot be held responsible for any claims, losses ordamages resulting from the use of this map.
CHAPTER 2 – COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENThome schools, within the Moreno ValleyUnified School District boundaries.The Val Verde Unified School District servesthe portion of the City south of GentianAvenue between Heacock Street and NasonStreet and parts of the City of Perris andunincorporated Riverside County. The ValVerde Unified School District operated fourelementary schools, one middle school andone high school within the city limits.The portion of the study area east of VirginiaStreet is within the San Jacinto UnifiedSchool District. A small area betweenTheodore Street and Virginia Street, south ofthe prolongation of J.F. Kennedy Drive iswithin the Nuview Union School District andthe Perris Union High School District. Therewere no schools facilities in those two areas.The Moreno Valley campus of RiversideCommunity College is located on LasselleStreet, south of Iris Avenue. The campus is132 acres in area. Additional educationalopportunities are available at the Universityof California campus in the nearby City ofRiverside.2.5.2 Issues and OpportunitiesUnder California law, no city may deny adevelopment project on the basis ofadequacy of school facilities. State lawestablished set fees which school districtsare authorized to levy on new developmentto finance the construction of school facilities.School districts may also form communityfacilities districts to finance the constructionof school facilities. No city may issue abuilding permit without certification that theapplicable school construction financingmechanism has been satisfied.Community Facilities Districts were formedby the Moreno Valley Unified and Val VerdeSchool Districts pursuant to the Mello-RoosCommunity Facilities Act. Both districts soldbonds to finance the construction of schoolfacilities. The bonds are repaid by a specialMORENO VALLEY GENERAL PLANtax levy on the property within eachrespective community facilities district.The City does not have jurisdiction withrespect to the design and construction ofschool facilities. The City works witheach school district concerning thedesign of roads and other publicimprovements in and around schoolsites. The City also notifies any schooldistrict of development proposals thatmight affect school facilities.2.6 Library Services2.6.1. BackgroundOn July 1, 1998, Moreno Valley PublicLibrary became a department of the City ofMoreno Valley. Prior to that time it hadoperated as a branch library of theRiverside County Library System. TheMoreno Valley library facility, opened in1986, with a 16,000 square foot building.As of 2005, the library was looking for a newfacility to hold their estimated 98,000volumes (books).The volume capacity for the Main Librarywas originally set at 50,000. For the firstfive years of operation, 4,000 square feet ofthe building were used as a senior citizenscenter. That space is now fully involvedwith library activity, housing children’sservices and staff offices.The Library offers a full array of libraryservices including telephone and in-housereference service, inter-library loan, sharedresources with other libraries in RiversideCounty and throughout the world, andonline Internet reference services.Programming for children includes twiceweekly story hours and family story hours inthe evenings. After school homework helpis available for school-aged children in allgrades.A literacy program offers English as aPage 2-10 July 11, 2006
Page 1 and 2: CITY OF MORENO VALLEYGENERAL PLANJU
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