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6/28/2004
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY, ADOPTING THE MARINA SHORES VILLAGE PRECISE PLAN
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<br /> Chapter I - Background, Issues, and Goals <br />· TP-Tidal Plain - e.g., all of Bair Island, Redwood Creek, Smith In the project vicinity this area includes the upper limit of all tidal " I <br /> Slough, and adjacent tidal areas. areas along Smith Slough to its confluence with Redwood Creek. <br /> BCDC also has jurisdiction within a 100-foot shoreline band along <br />· GI-General Industrial- e.g., along Redwood Creek and south of the local bay shore. In addition, BCDC has state-authorized "certain <br /> Steinberger Creek. waterways jurisdiction" in Redwood Creek from its confluence with <br /> Smith Slough downstream. <br />· IP-Industrial Park - e.g., Penobscot Drive/Seaport Center and north <br /> of Veterans Boulevard; a portion of the IP area north of Veterans San Carlos Airport Land Use Plan (ALUP). The San Carlos Airport is <br /> Avenue includes a V-Vehicular Combining District, which allows a general aviation facility located approximately 1.6 miles north of <br /> auto and truck sales and service (subject to an approved use the Bayfront Precise Plan Area, near the confluence of Steinberger <br /> permit). Slough and Smith Slough. The ALUP contains airport-related land <br /> use controls that apply to nearby areas, including noiselland use and <br />· IR-Industrial Restricted - e.g., south of Blomquist Street and along structure height criteria. The current aircraft approach pattern for <br /> Maple Street. both of the airport's two runways cross the Bayfront Precise Plan <br /> Area. Preliminary FM review limits development heights to from <br />· CG - General Commercial - e.g., south of u.s. 101, west of Bair 185 to 200 feet over the Peninsula Marina property, and approxi- <br /> Island Road, and the Peninsula Marina property; the Pete's Har- mately 240 feet over the Pete's Harbor property, subject to final FM <br /> bar property has a CG-R General Commercial-Residential Combin- review. New development must be evaluated on a case by case <br /> ing designation, which allows retail, office, and a variety of com- basis to ensure compliance with the air space parameters for the San <br /> mercial uses, as well as residential uses up to a density of 40 Carlos Airport. <br /> units per acre. <br /> Code Section 65302.3 requires that a local general plan and/or spe- <br />· R-5 - Multifamily-High Density - e.g., in Downtown Redwood cific plan be consistent with the applicable airport/land use compat- <br /> City. ibility criteria in the relevant adopted airport land use plan. The <br /> goals, development standards and urban design guidelines, and plan <br />· CG-R - General Commercial-Residential Combining - e.g., Villas at implementation provisions contained in this Precise Plan are consis- <br /> Bair Island, Pete's Harbor, and Marina Pointe Townhomes. tent with the relevant/land use compatibility criteria contained in <br /> the 1996 San Mateo County Comprehensive Airport Land Use Plan, <br />San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission as amended, for San Carlos Airport. <br />(BCDC). BCDC has state-authorized Bay jurisdiction over San Fran- <br />cisco Bay and all territory located between the shoreline and a line Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG). ABAG has pro- <br />100 feet inland of and parallel with the shoreline. Within its area of posed criteria that are common to various definitions of "smart <br />jurisdiction, BCDC is authorized to control Bay filling, dredging, growth." This includes development that: <br />and related shoreline development. <br /> . Revitalizes central cities and older suburbs; <br /> . Supports and enhances public transit; <br />Final Plan - June 2004 - 10 - <br />
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