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City of Patterson 2023-2031 6th Cycle Housing Element Program 1.11 Implementation - General Plan Land Use Amendments and Zoning Map Amendments

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The City of Patterson 2023-2031 6th Cycle Housing Element Program 1.11 Implementation involves General Plan land use redesignations and zoning map amendments for eight specific sites in Patterson, California. The primary objective is to facilitate higher-density residential and mixed-use development to accommodate lower- and moderate-income housing in accordance with state law. These amendments include transitioning four sites from General Commercial to High-Density Residential, moving one site from General Commercial to Downtown Core, and applying mixed-use overlays to three other sites currently designated as Highway Service Commercial or General Commercial. This project is a forecast for land use changes and does not grant development entitlements or authorize the immediate construction of new housing. Any future physical development of these sites will require formal development applications, technical studies, and further evaluations consistent with the California Environmental Quality Act and City ordinances. The project is currently exempt from CEQA under the Common Sense Exemption and Public Resources Code 21080.085, as it implements actions from an already approved housing element.

General Info

Patterson updates land use and zoning for high-density and mixed-use housing developments.

Agency

California → City of Patterson

NAICS

925120 - Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural DevelopmentView NAICS

Place of Performance

Various parcels within city limits, Patterson, CA, 95363

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

(1)

NOE City of Patterson 2023-2031 6th Cycle Housing Element Program

PDF•notice-of-exemption

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Timeline

PostedJun 1

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia → City of Patterson

Contacts1 person available

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Organization / Agency

California → City of Patterson

Office AddressN/A

Contacts

Bryan SticeCommunity Development Director

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

The proposed project consists of General Plan land use redesignations and zoning map amendments for sites identified in Housing Element Program 1.11 to facilitate higher-density residential and mixed-use development. The proposed amendments apply to the following sites: 1. 154 Poppy A venue (APN 048-042-001 ): amendment of the General Plan and zoning designations from General Commercial (GC) to High-Density Residential (HR); 2. 16451 Highway 33 (APN 048-042-008): amendment of the General Plan and zoning designations from General Commercial (GC) to High-Density Residential (HR); 3. 440 Sperry Avenue (APN 048-043-002): amendment of the General Plan and zoning designations from General Commercial (GC) to High-Density Residential (HR); 4. 125 Poppy Avenue (APN 048-043-015): amendment of the General Plan and zoning designations from General Commercial (GC) to High-Density Residential (HR); 5. 801 West Las Palmas Avenue (APN 048-048-007): amendment of the General Plan and zoning designations from General Commercial (GC) to Downtown Core (DC); 6. 0 Rogers Road (APN 021-028-007): amendment of the zoning designation to apply a mixed-use overlay to the existing Highway Service Commercial (HSC) designation; 7. 0 Rogers Road (APN 021-028-008): amendment of the zoning designation to apply a mixed-use overlay to the existing Highway Service Commercial (HSC) designation; and 8. 0 Sperry Avenue (APN 021-098-003): amendment of the zoning designation to apply a mixed-use overlay to the existing General Commercial (GC) designation. The specified sites are included in the Housing Element sites inventory and, upon redesignation and rezoning, will be available for residential development at densities sufficient to accommodate lower- and moderate-income housing consistent with State law. The proposed amendments do not approve any specific development project. Physical development of the identified sites would require formal development applications, technical studies, and further evaluation in accordance with CEQA and City plans, ordinances, and standards.