HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution 084-87 Resolution No. 84-87
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ABSENT: None
DATE ADOPTED: August 25, 1987
By: LK A Ito
BARBARA NORR S, Mayor
City of Atascadero, California
ATTEST:
AOVCA�SR RITZ�, C i�Clerk
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
MI HA LION, City-NManager
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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AcomaENSE , City Attorney
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HENRY ENG*q1
Community Developm nt Director
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} L_iaht Industrial Policy Proposals
1. Light Industry land use between Traffic Way and Atas-
cadero Creek and from the Armory to the railroad tracks.-
--�� shall be redesignated as a Light Industrial Park, with
the specific design and land use criteria as described
y.;. in Chapter XIII, COMMUNITY APPEARANCE.
2. The area along the west side of E1 Camino Real from
Curbaril Avenue south to the Commercial use at the
Santa Rosa overpass shall also be upgraded to the ',
status of Industrial Park.
, 1. 3. Additional areas for light industrial development
near Ferro-carril Avenue should be considered if the
permitted uses would not adversely affect the sur
rounding properties and could not be more appropriately
s located in existing areas
4. Light industrial uses outside the Urban Services Line
®a shall be examined and reviewed, on an individual
basis, to insure that there is no conflict between
the intensity of the land use and minimum parcel sizes.
Sewage disposal shall be a prime factor for consideration.
5. Further review and analysis, including economic
studies, should be made concerning industrial needs
in order to enhance employment opportunities and to
encourage a broad and diversified economy within the
City. Potential sites for future industrial devel-
opment should be evaluated in conjunction therewith.
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EXHiSITA (CONT.)
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,Landscaping with appropriate trees and shrubs would enrich
� ,l fi�rt� the now barren appearance of the west end of the nark.
More (and more attractive) trash receptacles and a stricter
maintenance program are desirable. The successful reactiva-
tion of the fountain by community groups suggests that
further community and service club donation of money, talent
and time is the route to follow in restoring this small
remaining fragment of what was once one of the glories of
Atascadero.
The Chalk Mountain Regional Park is a County project with
is nearly completed. In 1970, the State of California declared
200 acres of Atascadero State Hospital to be surplus,. The
Board of Supervisors directed the Planning Department to
explore the feasibility of constructing a golf course and
related facilities. ` In 1973, a 10-,year minimum development
"plan was approved in principle by the Board of Supervisors.
In 1977, having funded the project, the Board has, directed
'the implementation of Phase I. Maps VI-3 and VI-3A. _
Of the three Little League Baseball Fields, two are located
in the sewage plant area and one in the Atascadero Lake Park
area. The acreages are about 1. 5 and 1. 0 , respectively.
DELETE Because the two fields located adjacent to the sewage -plant
SENTENCE are designated for industrial uses in this Plan, another
site nearby shall e tound to relocate them. In addition,
the northeast octant needs a field.
The Wranglerette Arena is an area of 5 acres of bottomland,
consisting of a fenced arena, clubhouse and improvements,
along with 25 acres of Salinas River bed. In event of
dissolution of -the organization, this property cannot be
sold for profit of the membership and possible would be
deeded to the community.
Neighborhood Parks: provide recreational opportunities not
available on private residenti4l land. They can be coot-
dinated in a community- recreation program that, meets; the
needs of all age groups, These parks Shall be properly,
located so they best serve the population intended to use
them. Examples of recreation facilities that shall be con-
sidered include: community rooms, playgrounds and picnic
equipment, ball fields and courts.
1. All school grounds shall be avilable .for public rec-
reational use when classes are not in session, as
shall the High School tennis courts and 5'0.-metes
Olympic pool when not in scheduled use.
2. An area of approximately five acres shall be acquired
adjacent to each new school site wherein playground and
recreational facilities could be constructed to supple-
ment schoolfacilities.
ADD PUBLICLY OWNED PRDPERTY ON TRAFFIC WAY FROM OLMEDA
TO SASADAcLLINGLUDIIUCr THE TWD LITTLE LEAGUE FIELDS AN® T'11�
SEWAGE PLAWr AREA SMALL
TSE AAASTEI2 PLANNED FDR A MIX OF PUBLIC, AND VE.GREATIDNAL