HomeMy WebLinkAboutAGENDA REPORT 2020 0902 CCSA REG ITEM 09A POWERPOINTCity Council “Kick-Off” Meeting
September 2, 2020
Our Agenda
▪What is a General Plan?
▪Why is the General Plan Important; How can it benefit the community?
▪What will it address?
▪How will our community be involved?
▪What will be the process and schedule?
What is a General Plan?
Develop-
ment
Agree-
ments
Sub-
division
Maps
Develop-
ment
Permits
Conditional
Use
Permits
Capital
Improve-
ments
Police Power
GENERAL PLAN
Specific Plans
Zoning
Design Standards
What is a General Plan?
Required Content…
▪Plan diagrams
▪Goals –General, abstract
▪Policies –Action-oriented, represents city commitment
▪Implementation Programs –Actions carrying out policies
What is a General Plan?
What it is not…
▪Zoning
▪Development standards (building heights, property setbacks, parking requirements, driveway locations, landscape requirements…)
•Though, it must establish standards for housing and non-residential density and quantify development capacity
▪Design guidelines
▪A guarantee for project approvals
Why Update the General Plan?
▪Moorpark has grown and changed
•Population: 4,030 in 1980 and 36,278 in 2020
▪New legislation has been enacted; this is the opportunity for
Moorpark to define its approach in addressing these mandates
•Climate change, risk vulnerability, and resilience
•Housing
•Environmental justice
Community Benefits
▪First opportunity in many years for the community to come
together, discuss, debate, and mutually build a plan for
Moorpark’s future
▪An inclusive process involving everyone
▪Enables thinking about the community holistically, not project -by-project
or area-by-area
▪Custom craft the plan reflect the community’s values and visions in
responding to state mandares
▪This is your “constitutional convention”!
Community Benefits
▪Creates a community-driven vision for the future
•Imagines what can be
•Preserves what is best, strengthens which is almost good, corrects what is
not working
•Celebrates the uniqueness and quality of life of Moorpark
▪Develops the blueprint by which that vision will be realized and
offers clarity for all users (residents, business-persons,
developers, City staff, Planning Commission, City Council)
Community Benefits
▪Defines policies important to Moorpark’s residents
•New growth that complements, rather than disrupts
•Housing that is affordable to everyone
•Great places to work, shop, dine, be entertained, recreate, meet and
socialize with friends and neighbors
•New job opportunities
•Increased revenue for services and programs supporting residents
Community Benefits
▪Defines policies important to Moorpark’s business community
•Invites investment
•Enables adjustments to changing economic markets and trends
•Builds on emerging businesses and technologies
•New job creation
•Clarity and certainty of the development approval process for projects
consistent with the GP
Community Benefits
▪Defines policies important for all
•Managed and targeted growth
•Efficient mobility and accessibility
•Protection from natural hazards such as wildfires
•Protection of open spaces and natural lands
CIRCULATION
What will be Addressed? State-Required Elements
LAND USE
SAFETYNOISEOPEN SPACE
CONSERVATIONHOUSING
What will be Addressed? Other Topics of Interest
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INFRASTRUCTURE/SERVICES
Sub-section of
Circulation
Element; to be
addressed
separately
PARKS AND RECREATION
Sub-section of
Open Space
Element; to be
addressed
separately.
HEALTHCLIMATE CHANGEENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
Required for
“Disadvantaged
Communities,”
recommended,
for others
How will our Community be Involved?
Primary Objectives
▪An inclusive process—residents,
business persons, interest and
affinity groups
▪Real involvement--contribute your
ideas and feedback
▪Ownership of the updated Plan
How will our Community be Involved?
▪General Plan Advisory Committee
▪Community Workshops
▪Community Event “Pop-Ups”
▪General Plan Web Site
▪Electronic and Social Media
▪Surveys
LAND USE
PLAN
PROGRAM
EIR
EXISTING
CONDITIONS
AND TRENDS
VISION
STATEMENT
GOALS
AND
POLICIES
ZONING
ORDINANCE
PUBLIC
HEARINGS AND
ADOPTION
What is the Schedule?
SUMMER 2020 NOV 2020 –
JAN 2021
JAN 2021 –
JULY 2021 MAY –DEC 2021 NOV 2021 –
MAR 2022
OCT 2022 –
FEB 2023
Moving Ahead Together
TO KEEP INFORMED AND
LEARN HOW YOU CAN BE
INVOLVED:
moorparkgeneralplan.com