Kern County General Plan - Chapter 1, Land Use - County of Kern

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FIGURE 4. LAND USE DESIGNATIONS 1. NONJURISDICTIONAL LAND 1.1 STATE AND FEDERAL LAND 1.2 INCORPORATED CITIES 2. PHYSICAL CONSTRAINTS OVERLAY 2.1 SEISMIC HAZARD 2.2 LANDSLIDE 2.3 SHALLOW GROUNDWATER 2.4 STEEP SLOPE 2.5 FLOOD HAZARD 2.6 B 2.9 <strong>Land</strong> use designations unique to adopted Specific <strong>Plan</strong>s 2.10 NEARBY WASTE FACILITY 2.11 BURN DUMPS 3. PUBLIC FACILITIES AND SERVICES 3.1 PARKS AND RECREATION AREAS 3.2 EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES 3.3 OTHER FACILITIES 3.4 SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITY 3.4.1 SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITY BUFFER 3.5 HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITIES LAND DISPOSAL METHOD 3.6 HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITIES UNDERGROUND INJECTION METHOD 3.7 OTHER WASTE FACILITY 3.7.1 OTHER WASTE FACILITY BUFFER 4. SPECIAL TREATMENT AREAS 4.1 ACCEPTED COUNTY PLAN AREAS 4.2 INTERIM RURAL COMMUNITY PLAN 4.3 SPECIFIC PLAN REQUIRED 5. RESIDENTIAL 5.1 MAXIMUM 29 UNITS/NET ACRE (1502 SQ. FT. SITE AREA/UNIT) 5.2 MAXIMUM 16 UNITS/NET ACRE (2722 SQ. FT. SITE AREA/UNIT) 5.3 MAXIMUM 10 UNITS/NET ACRE (4356 SQ. FT. SITE AREA/UNIT) 5.4 MAXIMUM 4 UNITS/NET ACRE (10,890 SQ. FT. SITE AREA/UNIT) 5.45 MAXIMUM 2 UNITS/ NET ACRE (21,780 SQ. FT. SITE AREA/UNIT) 5.5 MAXIMUM 1 UNIT/NET ACRE (43,560 SQ. FT. SITE AREA/UNIT) 5.6 MINIMUM 2.5 GROSS ACRES/UNIT 5.7 MINIMUM 5 GROSS ACRES/UNIT 5.75 MINIMUM 10 GROSS ACRES/ UNIT 5.8 MINIMUM 20 GROSS ACRES/UNIT 6. COMMERCIAL 6.1 REGIONALCOMMERCIAL 6.2 GENERAL COMMERCIAL 6.3 HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL 4
7. INDUSTRIAL 7.1 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL 7.2 SERVICE INDUSTRIAL 7.3 HEAVY INDUSTRIAL 8. RESOURCE 8.1 INTENSIVE AGRICULTURE (MIN. 20- ACRE PARCEL SIZE) 8.2 RESOURCE RESERVE (MIN. 20- OR 80- ACRE PARCEL SIZE) 8.3 EXTENSIVE AGRICULTURE (MIN. 20- OR 80-ACRE PARCEL SIZE) 8.4 MINERAL AND PETROLEUM (MIN. 5-ACRE PARCEL SIZE) 8.5 RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (MIN. 20- OR 80-ACRE PARCEL SIZE) 5
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Page 17 and 18: 1.4 PUBLIC FACILITIES AND SERVICES
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Page 25 and 26: the generators of hazardous waste.
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Minimum parcel size is 20 acres gro
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g. Approval of the proposed project
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(Map Code 8.3), Resource Management
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ASSUMPTIONS: GENERAL PROVISIONS 1.1
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C. Prepare and distribute on an ann
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1.10.2 Air Quality Policies 18. The
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M. In areas of known paleontologica
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38. Encourage utilization of wastew
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ii. Estimated water consumption of
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lines as important economic tools f
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. Use of aerial photography and a d
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