COMMUNITY PLANNING
FAIR
OAKS/ORANGE GROVE SPECIFIC PLAN
Project Manager:
Patrice Martin
The Fair Oaks/Orange Grove Specific Plan will encourage
actions to visually and physically unify the area, remove planning and zoning barriers to
thinly-capitalized and other start-up businesses and encourage household/family-based
entrepreneurial endeavors. The Specific Plan will also encourage 'livable
communities" concepts such as balanced mixed use development, with retail,
residential and employment within working distance of one another, stabilize neighborhoods
with affordable housing opportunities and provide for the adaptive reuse of existing
residential and commercial buildings to emphasize the historic uniqueness of Fair
Oaks/Orange Grove and to foster a greater sense of community. Built-in flexibility and
performance standards are envisioned to be part of the plan as well as expanded incentives
for investment and development.
The Specific Plan process is coordinated by the
Planning and Development Department and the
Northwest Programs Office.
Total New Housing Units = 150
Total New Non-residential Square Footage = 500,000
General Commercial = 350.000
General Industrial = 150,000
Documents Available for Review:
Executive Summary,
Introduction and Background
Chapter 2 - Community Character and Existing Conditions
Chapter 3 -
Revitalization Approach-Economic Opportunities
Chapter 4 -
Land Use Recommendations
Chapter
5 - Community Design Standards and Guidelines
Chapter 6 -
Mobility
Chapter 7 - Utilities and Infrastructure
Chapter 8 - Implementation Plan
Appendix
General Plan
Additional Community Planning
Information and Projects...
Last modified on
November 16, 2007
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