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Home My WebLink AboutPCDC Resolution 8 11/03/1975REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF PETALUMA PRA RESOLUTION NO. 8 RESOLUTION ACCEPTING PRELIMIIJARY PLAN FOR PROJECT AREA FROM PLANNING COMMISSION, DIR-ECTING PREPARATION OF A REDEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR SUCH PROJECT AREA AND .DIRECTING COMPLIANCE WITH SEC- TION 33327 OF THE CALIFORNIA HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE tiVHEI~EAS, the Planning Commission of the City of Petaluma. has selected a project area and has formulated a preliminary plan for the redevelopment of such project area pursuant to section 33322 of the California Health and Safety Code; and, WHEREAS,, this Agency has reviewed said preliminary plan and' finds that it contains all of the elements required by Section 33324 of the Health and Sa°fety Code; and, WHEREAS, a copy of said preliminary plan is attached hereto as Exhibit A, NDW, THEREFORE., BE IT RESOLVED that this Agency hereby ac- cepts said. preliminary plan as presented. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Agency hereby directs and orders the 'preparation of a redevelopment plan for the project: area pursuant to the preliminary plan shown in Exhibit A. BE IT FU RTHER RESOLVED that the Secretary is directed to transmit the document described in Section 33327 of the Health and Safety Code. WHEREUPON, the foregoing resolution was adopted on the 3rd day of November, 1975, by the following vote: AYES: Commissioners Cavanagh, Harberson, Hilligoss, Perry, and Chairman Putnam. .NOES: None. AB'S EIJT: Commissioners .Brunner and Matter.. AIRMAN, Redeve opment Agency ATTEST: ~ ~; ,~` ting Ser.retary ,r s ~,/ f\ ,i. PRELIMINARY REDEVELOPMENT PLAN PART I TEXT ~~~ ~; PRELIMINARY .PLAN PART I I. DESCRIPTION .OF -THE BOUNDARIES OF THE DOWNTOWN CORE REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT AREA: The boundaries of the Petaluma Redevelopment Project Area are shown on the "illus rative,Preliminary Plan map attached hereto and identified by Description of Boundaries attached hereto as Exhibit "B" (map) and Exhi- bit "A" (text) . II. GENERAL STATEMENT -'The land uses., layout of principal streets,, population densities, and building intensities and standards which are proposed as the basis for the .redevelopment of the project area are generally as follows: A. Land Uses 1. Residential - Including both single-family and multiple. 2. Commercial - Includes retail or office. functions. 3. Publatc and Semi-public Uses - Includes_ institutional and rec- reatonal uses to serve commerce, its employees and inhabitants of the area. These uses include a fire station, district school offices, library, public roads and alleys, railroad station and yards, .river, as well as other types of public facilities.. 4. Industrial - Including light and heavy industrial uses. B. Principal Streets The layout of priricipa~l streets is indicated on the attached map (Exhibit "B"). ~ - C. Population Densities Residential densities-shall be determined by the City's adopted General Plane. Adequate open .space shall be maintained in confor- mance with residential. densities. - D. Building Intensities and Standards ht is proposed that all structures developed within the project area shall meet the standards for intensity of the Petaluma Zoning Ordi- nance and General Plan and the buildings shall be constructed in accordance with the Petaluma Building Code. III. ATTAINMENT OF THE PURPOSES OF THE CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT LAW: The-proposed redevelopment of the project area would attain the purposes of the Health and Safety Code of the State of California. i I., ~ . • The area is in need of, and suitable for, redevelopment pursuant to -said Health and Safety Code of the State of California. The area has been found to contain a combination of the fo low-ing,factors: The existence of buildings and structures, used or intended to be used for living, commercial, industrial, or other purposes, that are deteriorated, obso- lete, and de'lapi.dated; in some parts of the area, the existence of inadequate streets and inadequate open space; in some parts of the area, an existing lack of proper utilisation of land uses resulting in a stag- nant and unproductive condition of land potentially useful and valuable for contributing to the public health, safety,,and welfare; and, in other parts of the area, a reduction in proper utilization of the area., re- sulting in further deterioration. Redevelopment would provide for planning, development, replanning, redesign,. clearance, reconstruction, or rehabilitation of the project area, and will provide a proper utilization of the land. IV. CONFORMANCE WITH THE. GENERAL PLAN: The proposed redevelopment of the project area conforms to the General Plan and the~Environmental Design Plan for the City of Petaluma, California. A. The plan encourages the development of well. designed residential, industrial and commercial uses, which meet high standards of improve- ment. B. The plan provides for required community facilities and open space to serve the-area. C. The purpose of the plan is to provide sufficient land area within the project for appropriate types of commercial and industrial development properly located and served by good access to meet the shopping, industrial and commercial needs of the area. D. The General Plan proposes an adequate traffic circulation system in and around the project area to provide for efficient and safe move- ment of people and goods. V. IMPACT UPON' RESIDENTS AND SURROUNDING NEIGHBORHOODS: The proposed redevelopment would upgrade the amenities and services available to residents with minimal relocation of residents and busi- nesses. It will upgrade the neighborhood by improved facilities, street circulation and more convenient commercial facilities. ii APPENDIX EXCERPT FROM THE CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT LAW: Article 3. Selection of Project Area and Formulation of Preliminary Plans. 33'324. Preliminary Plan: Sufficiency. A preliminary plan need not be detailed and is sufficient if it a. Describes the boundaries of the project area. b. Contains a general statement of the land uses, layout of the principal streets, population densities, and building intensities and standards proposed as the basis for the redevelopment of the project area. c. Shows liow the purposes of this part would be attained by such redevelop- ment. d. Shows that the proposed redevelopment conforms to the master or general community plan. ' e. Describes, generally, the impact of the project upon residents thereof and upon the surrounding neighborhood. ' iii ~~ DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES EXHIBIT "A" Beginning at the southerly point of intersection of 4th and "D" Streets in the City of Petaluma as same exists on September 18, 1975. Thence northwesterly along 4th Stree one city block, to southerly corner of 4th and "C" Street; thence, southwesterly on southeast side of the street approximately 190 feet to A.P. 44008-062-04, which lies outside of proposed project area; thence, across "C" Street in a northwesterly direction along southwesterly boundaries of A. P. 44008-06,1-12 and A. P. 44008-061-07 ;.thence, northeast following boundary of A. P. 44008-061-07; thence, northwester)-y along same parcel boundary to southwesterly point of A. P. 44008-061-14, which lies on "B" Street.; thence, southwesterly on southeast side of "B" Street to the southeast corner of the intersection of 5th Street and "B" Street; thence, northwesterly across "B" Street along the south- west side of 5th Street approximately 440 feet and through the intersection of 5th and "A" Streets; thence, approximately 50 feet. southwes erly to the south- west corner of the intersection of 5th and "A" Streets; thence, move northwesterly on southwest side of Keller Street to northeasterly corner of A. P. 44008-041-03; thence southwesterly along said parcel boundary; thence northwesterly to south- east corner of A. P. 46008-041-09; thence, southwesterly along A. P. 44008-041-09 boundary across Liberty Street to; northeasterly corner of A. P. 44.008-042-02, which is outside of proposed project area; thence,, northwesterly up Liberty Street through intersection ofsaid street and Western Avenue on southwest side of street, continuing on through intersection of said street and Washington Street,,an additional approximate i50 feet to northeasterly boundary of A. P. 44'006-273-21, which is outside of proposed project area; thence., across Liberty Street travelling northeasterly along ;boundary of A. P. 44006-274-08 to Pepper School Alley; thence, northwesterly up .Pepper School A11ey on southwest side, approximately 1S0~feet; thence, across said alley to northwesterly corner of A. P. 44006-274-23; thence, northeasterly along northwesterly boundary side of said parcel across Keller S reet to the southwesterly boundary of A. P. 44006-275-08, which is outside of proposed project .area; thence,. southeasterly down Keller Street to northwest corner of. A. P. 44006-275-12;-thence, northeasterly along northwesterly side of A. P. X4006-275-12 and A. P. 44006-.275-13, to Hill Opera Alley; thence., northwesterly on Hill Opera Alley on southwest side, approxi- mately 40~feet.; thence, across said alley to northwesterly corner of A: P. 44006- 275-23; thence, northeast along northwesterly side of said parcel across Kentucky Street to northwest corner of A. P. 44006-283-14; thence-, moving northwest up Kentucky Street approximately 30 feet to southwesterly corner of Mary's Park; thence, northeasterly along southeast boundary of Park to Petaluma Boulevard North; thence, northwesterly along Petaluma Boulevard North approximately 140 feet on southwesterly side.; thence, across Petaluma Boulevard North going north- easterly to northwest corner of A. P. 44006-2$4-T0, and continuing along northwestern side of said parcel to Petaluma River; thence, north along centerline of Petaluma River approximately 40 'feet.; thence, northeasterly along the northwest boundaries of A. P. 44007-121-17 and A. P. 44007-121-04; thence moving southeasterly along northeast boundar-y'of A, P. 44007-121-04 to southeast corner of said parcel; thence, across Grey Street.to southwest boundary of A. P'. 44007-121-18; thence, moving northwester-ly along said boundary to northwest corner of same; thence, moving northeasterly along northwest boundary of A. P. 44007-121-18 to Baylis Street; thence, northeasterly across Baylis Street and Copeland Street to southwest boundary of A. P. 44007-072-26, which is outside study area; thence, southeasterly along said boundary approximately 30 feet to southwesterly corner iv of A. P. ~~007-072-19; thence, followng~said parcel boundaries, northeasterly approximately 100. feet; th.enc:e, caster y approximately 50 feet; thence, south- easterly approximately 25 .feet to the extreme southwest corner of A. P. ~~007- 072-32; thence northeasterly following said parcel boundaries approximately 110 feet; thence .northwesterly approximately 80'fee,t; thence, northeasterly approxi- mately 20 feet; thence, northwesterly approximately 300 feet; thence, north- easterly approximately 140 feet to :north corner of A. P. 4007-072-32; thence, northeasterly across Lakeville Street to southwest corner of A. P. 44007-082-09 not included in study area; thence, southeasterly along the northerly side of Lakeville Street to southeasterly corner of A. P. 46007-082-30; thence, south- easterly across Washington Street and continuing approximately 50 feet into the intersection of East "D" Street and. Lakeville Street; thence, southwesterly along southeast side of East "D" Street to southwesterly corner of A. P. 46007- T53-Ol, said parcel not included in proposed project area.; thence, southwesterly across Copeland Street to northwesterly corner of A. 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