General Plan - Moreno Valley

CHAPTER 2 – COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTApproval by a simple majority of propertyowners through a mail ballot proceeding isrequired for the CSD to provide themaintenance services. Property chargesare based on the square footagemaintenance costs for the medianlandscape associated with theirdevelopment.NPDES/Storm Water ManagementThe NPDES Storm Water Managementprogram includes operation andmaintenance of vegetated water qualitybasins and vegetated swales located withinresidential subdivisions. As with Zone E amajority of the property owners mustapprove through a mail ballot for the City toprovide services in return to the annual costrecovery charge on each assessable parcelwithin the development.CFD No. 1 (Community Facilities DistrictNo. 1)CFD No. 1 was established to providefunding for the continued maintenance,enhancement, and or retrofit ofneighborhood parks, open spaces, linearparks, and/or trails systems. All newresidential, commercial and industrialdevelopments are conditioned to beannexed into the Moreno Valley CommunityServices District, CFD No. 1 (NeighborhoodParks). A super majority vote of theproperty owners in each new developmentmust approve by special election theannexation proceedings.MORENO VALLEY GENERAL PLANCalle San Juan de Los Lagos. The publicsafety building is located at 22850 CalleSan Juan de Los Lagos.The corporate yard is located on the eastside of Perris Boulevard, south of GentianAvenue. The yard accommodates thepersonnel and equipment that maintain citystreets, drainage improvements, parks andother facilities.2.8.2 Issues and OpportunitiesExisting facilities will need to expand or newfacilities will need to be developed to meetthe demands of an expanding population anda growing commercial and industrial sector.A Civic Center Master Plan was prepared forthe civic center site in 2000. The masterplan called for several new buildings,including a library and city hall building.Fees will need to be collected in conjunctionwith new development to ensure that newdevelopment pays its fair share toward thefuture expansion of city facilities.2.8 Other City Facilities2.8.1 BackgroundThe Moreno Valley Civic Center is locatedat the southwest corner of AlessandroBoulevard and Frederick Street. The 31-acre site includes city hall, the public safetybuilding, a conference and recreation centerand room to grow. City Hall is located at thenorthwest corner of Frederick Street andPage 2-13 July 11, 2006