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PC R 78-611 G� RESOLUTION'N0, 78=611 G A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF' THE CITY OF ARROYO GRANDE ADOPTING THE REVISED AND UPDATED LAND USE ELEMENT MAP OF THE GENERAL PLAN FOR THE AREA ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE FREEWAY SYSTEMa --- 225 WI�REAS, the Planning Co�nission of the City of Arroyo Grande has prepared a general plan report, together with general plan maps as required by Government Code Seetion 65302 (d), and did all things legally and technically required by law to dev�lop reports and maps adequate in scope and suthority to serve the pur� po�e of a general plan; and C�THERE�S, pursuant to Government Code Section 65501 et seqe the City Planning Co�ission gave required notice and did hold a public hearing on May 2, 1978 and May 16, 1978, for the purpose of considering the amendment to the Land Use Map of the General PYan, and at which public hearing the Land Use Map and reporta were displayed, explained, and reported upon; and WHEREAS, said Land Use Element Map of the General Plan report tfiereof fs necess�ry for sound future community development, the preservation of coffinunity values, and the promotion of the general health, safety, convenfence and welfare of the cftizens of the City of Arroyo Grande; and WHER�AS, the PYanning Co�fssion of the.City of Arroyo Grande has a respon� sibiYity to pl�n for the desirable future growth and development of the City of Arroyo Grand� NOW, TH�REFORE, THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF ARROYO GRANDE DOES H�I�BY R�SOLVE AS FOLLOWSe Seetion lo The Planning Commi�sion of the City of Arroyo Grande does here- by find �nd cYetermine th�t the public interest, eonvenience and necessity require �h�t the Land Use Element Map�of the General PTan, as amended, be adopted, Section 2 The I'lanning Co�ission of the City of Arroyo Grande doe� heree by adogt fhe Land Use Element Map of the General Plan,.as amended by report to the ci�y councii, dated May 22, 1978, which i� attached.and hereby made a part �f �chis Resolution, together c�rith the maps and descriptive �a,t�rial, Se�tion 3o The Planning Coimmission Chairman is authorized and direeted to certify this apgroval upon the T�nd Use Element Map of the General Plan, as amended, �nd forw�rd to the City Council for_e�nsideration, On motion by Commissioner Moots, seconded by Commissioner Vandeveer, and by the following roll call, vote, to wit: AYES; NOES: ABSTAIN e ABSENTo Commissioners Moots, Si�ons, Vancieveer and Chairman Gerrfsh, None. Commissioner Harris, Co�is�ioners Cole and Riesa the foregoing Resolution was adopted this . � � ` ATTEST° ° --- Seeretary 226 e 17, The property bounded by Pilgrim Way, Orchard Street and W�lat Cherry Avenue - � RECOGNIZE THE OLD ORCHARD SCHOOL �iS PART OF THE HIGH SCHOOL o , 4 ��. v y _ 9 9 ._ 1 _ _ L �Y.3 _L � � , ._ __ ___�' __ ,.____ r __ c __L� ' (.DELETED BY TH� PI�NNING COM- MISSION) 190 The are� bounded by the Arroyo Grande Creek snd the proposed extension of Valley Road through the Saruwatarf fields - L(3G7 DEN3ITY RESIDEN�IAL TO AGRICUL2URE 20, The propertfes extended back to the field� and resfdential 8 on the south si8e of Grand Avenue, generally bet�en the alignments.of Oak and Alpfne S�reets - �GRICIILTURE flND L�T DENSITY TO HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL �o o� FROMo Arroyo Grande City Council Arroyo Grande Planning Co�ission SUBJECTe Recommended Am�ndment to the Land Use Elenaent��,,.4z�-��h#�,x�er�;eral _, Plan for the area on the South Side of the Freeway Syatem, DATE; -.Ma�y `22;;; I97$'. , ";.: : �; �' fi.. ` . - This memo� �covera the"�ieeommencled changes to .the L�nd Use Element Map of � the General Plan for your consideration and action, 16, The property known as Sunrise Terrace Mobilehome Park - LOW DENSTTY RESIDENTIAL TO HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL 2Yo The properties bounded by North Rena Street, Faeh Avenue, Oak Street, and the two lot� south of CornwalY Avenue; th� ��a�generally�lmowci as the Western Addition - MEDI[TM DENS ITY RES IDENT IAL TO LOW DENS ITY RES IDENT IAL 22, The proper�ies on the wes� side of South Rena, generally from one lot back from Grand to Dodson Way - MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO HIGH DENSIT'Y RESIDENTIAL 23, The property fronting the south side of Dodson Way, one Iot back from xaicyon xoad - LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL 24o The properties fronting on the eouth side of Dodson Way, generally opposite the intersection of Dodson Way and South Rena Street =. LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO HIGH DEN-: S.ITY RESIDENTIAL � '� 25, The properties fronting.on Wood Place and Alder Street,.generally bounded by a line two properties south.of Grand Avenue and one property south of Dodson Way - MEDIUM DENSTTY RESIDENTIAL TO LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL 26o The properties fronting.on the south side of Farroll Avetiae,�and.one property depth east of Squth Elm Street and bounded.on the by an extencYed alignment of'Walnu� Street - MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO MEDIUM LOW DE2dSITY RESIDENTIAL --- 227 27 �he proper�ie� mn the s�uth side of Farroll Avenue and bounded by the Cit,y Limit� on the we�t and generally known as the Grandmother's Mobilehome Park, and one undeveloped pareel of land fronting on Farroll Ave�nue - LOW DENSI`TY RESIDEN�aAL TO HIGH D�NSITY RESID�N�IAL 28o The �uro prop�rties on the �outhwesterYy side of Linda Drive and south- easterly �f Brisco Ro�d - LOW D�NSI`TY RESIDE1vTIAI, TO MEDIUM LOW DENSI`TY RESIDENTrAZ 29, The properties on both sides of North Elm Street b��snded by a line one lot deep north of Grand Avenue and contfnuing north on N6rth �Im Street to a line s�me 360 fte from Grand Avenue - LAW D�NSI'I'Y RE�ID�NTIAL AND HIGHWAY CONI�4ERCIAL TO HIGH DENSITY RESIDENT- IAL � 30, The bYock bounded by Grand Avenue, South Elm Street, Poglar Street, and Juniper Street, and excluding the �outhwest c:orner - NEIGHBORHOOD COMNI�RCIAL TO HIGHWAY COM- MERC IAI, 31 The soixthwest corner of the bloek described in Item 30 - N�IGHBORHOOD GOMNI�RCIAL TO N1�DIUM L,OW DENSITY RESIDEN'I°IAL, 320 '�he �rea on the soui�h side of Grand 2,venue between Juniper Street and �h� Ci�y Limi��, �n� �pproximately �o the alignmen,� of Rockaway Avenue in Grover City - H�,VY COMNNI�RCTAL/LIGH�C INDU�TRIAL TO HIGHWAY CONII�RCIAL 330 'Pfie properf.� fron�ing on tfie so�sth side of Brighton Avenue from Court- lan8 Stre��: to one lo� de��h westerly of Fair View Drive, co�onYy lenoom �� :he Buena Vis�� `Terrace Condominiums and the Baden proper�ty - LOW DENSI`TY 1�SID�NTIA�,'PO HIGH D�NSITY R�SIDENT'IAL (NON-CONCLUSIVE DECTSION DiJ� TO �i SPLIT VO`P� OF THE PI�iNNING COMMISSION) , 34o The area i��diate9.y �oixth of the Baden property and bounded on the east by t1�e Fafr View `�rac� - LOW DEN�I�Y RESID�I�`T'IAL, �0 HIGI�WAY COMNI�R�IAI� 35, The property at �he sou�heast corner of Oak Park Boulevard ancl Brighton Avenue m HTGHWAY CQNIMERCI�iL T� TAW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL• 36, The peninsula are� bounded by Chilton Street, Oale P�rk Boulevard, El Camino Real and the City Limits � LOW D�NS ITY RES TDENTI�iL T0 HIGHWAY COMNNf�R�IAL 36ao Requ.e�t from Mro and Mr�a Harri� and Mr �nd Mr� Cocks that their property on the corner of Grand Avenue an� Brisco Ro�d be labelled 100 ft, on Grand ��;nue as Highway Co�►ercial, and the back portion be label9.ec1 .�or ''F�ehvy;� Co�nercial/Light Industryo 36b, That the trao lots at the end of Linda Drive be reclassified from High- way Co�ereial to Low Den�i�y Residentislo 36c, The ar�a generaYly be�ween Bennett, N. Halcyon and Grand Ave, encompass- img �he Burke proper�y and the Mobilehome Park �nd generally as shown on the exis�ing zoning m�p from Highwsy Commercial to �Ieavy Coffinercial/ Light Industry, 228 AREA WTTHIN C�UN'I'Y ISiAND 37, The grogerties bounded by the existing City Lim�ts, EY Camino Re�l, ChiYt�n Street and Hi�]Lcrest Drive - LOW DENSI`TY 1tESID�I�ITI�4I, TO MEDYUM HIGH DEN�I`�Y RESIDENTIAL 38, The are� corctiguous to the northeasterYy bound�ry of"the Ocean View SchooY - LC)W DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO HEAVY CONII�fERCIAL/LIGHT INDUSTRIAL 39, The area o�n both s�des of BrfBCO Road from the City Limits line near Linda Drive and the C�ty Limits lines near the Cemetery on the east and the Ocean View� Schmol on ttne we�t = HEAVY COMNIERCIAL/LIGHT INDUSTRIAY,.TO MEDIUM HIGH DENSYTY RESIDENTIAL TT�RE ARE SEVERAL 0`THER G�NERAL CHANGES TO THE MAP P�tOPOSED AND RECOMMENDED FOR YOUR APPROVAL° 1, The removal of.5 proposed elemen�ary school/park sites, 2, The adcYi�ion of one proposed e�ement�ry school/park site in the gen- er�Y Yocation as proposed in fioth the Lucis Mar School District Re- port and the current Rancho Grande progosal, 3o The additi�n of a proposed high school/park in the s�me general lo- c�ti�n �s progosed T�S lfax�� M�r:_gc��]:,..Df�i�r�o .' - /+o The addi�ion of the South County I�egional Cen�er f�cility, 5o Changing the langu.�ge rela+ted �o Agricul��nre densi�y to read "5 acre min�xm" o 6, �angi�g "famfYies/acre" to "dfweYling units/acre", 7, 3gYit+ting the Me�iiam Density into a"low" and�a "high" to read Medium Iaw Density = lY daw.o/acre, �nd Medium High Density m Y7 d,u,/acre, 8, Increasing the High Deaas�ty category to �9 �ouo/�cre, �