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- 1. Plumas County General Plan Update Workshop Series II February 22-24, 2010
- 3. Land Use—Designates and provides a diagram or map illustrating the general type, intensity and distribution of various land uses.
- 5. Housing--Identifies and analyzes the existing and projected housing needs for all economic segments of the community, consistent with the regional “fair share” allocation of housing needs established through a regional planning process
- 7. Circulation--Describes and provides a circulation diagram or map illustrating the location and extent of existing and proposed transportation routes, terminals, and other local public utilities and facilities.
- 9. Open Space--Details how open space, recreational areas and natural resources will be preserved and managed.
- 13. Noise--Establishes noise contours and standards, identifies and appraises noise sources and problems and includes implementation measures to address them
- 15. Safety--Addresses protection from any unreasonable risks associated with hazards such as fire, flood, and earthquakes.
- 17. Agriculture— defines agriculture as an industry and addresses the conservation, management and utilization of agricultural and forest lands.
- 20. Administration— defines General Plan structure, intent, project processing, amendment process, and appeals process.
- 22. Economic—provides an overview of the economy, characterizing the trends, land, and infrastructure needs that will shape the future. A set of goals, policies, and implementation measures are included to promote and sustain economic prosperity.
- 24. Energy—presents policies and programs to address energy needs, export, use, and conservation. The element provides goals, policies, standards, and implementation measures that strive for sustainable renewable energy and self-sufficiency.
- 26. Water—addresses water planning issues including water quality, storm water runoff, groundwater management, fish and wildlife, water consumption, conservation and re-use methods, and state and federal regulations.