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Posted by: Kim_Hamilton on 02/23/2010 10:50 PM Updated by: thepinetree on 02/26/2010 12:22 AM
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Rancho Wants to be Left Alone

Valley Springs, CA.....There were over 400 people at the 1st Valley Springs Community Workshop this evening. Two others are scheduled for later this week. The biggie at tonights meeting was that 83% of the attendee's voted to keep Rancho Calaveras out of the Greater Valley Springs Community Plan.....


"The Calaveras Council of Governments was recently awarded a Community-Based Transportation Planning (CBTP) Grant from Caltrans in the amount of $204,648 to fund Rural Smart Growth: A Community-Based Plan for Valley Springs. The project will produce a community planning document consistent with the Calaveras County General Plan and the California Environmental Quality Act. The Project Coordinators include the recipient (CCOG), sub-recipients (Local Government Commission, Community Development Agency, and MyValleySprings.com), and representatives from Caltrans and Public Works.

Your participation is very important to help maximize the success of the community input process and resulting product.

The heart of the community planning effort is a highly participatory public design charrette (pronounced Sha-rette) process. A charrette is a concentrated series of meetings, workshops and design sessions in which a professional design team works with the public onsite to produce a collaborative vision or a plan. Charrette events will take place in two stages over ten days to: 1) establish the vision for a coordinated land use and transportation plan; and 2) establish the basis for zoning, subdivision and development standards to direct revitalization of the town center and to direct the form and character of new neighborhoods, streets, and corridors. Plan concepts and components will be presented to the community at each stage for feedback to ensure the design team of planning professionals is meeting expectations.


The other two meetings are scheduled for: Thursday February 25 6:30 - 8:30pm Planning VS Future - Land use and maps
Saturday February 27 9:00 - 12:00pm Open House - View maps and community input

All meetings held at Valley Springs Elementary School -Multipurpose Room - 240 Pine Street

In an effort to build greater consensus on community planning boundaries there will be another opportunity to weigh in between the two boundaries that received the greatest percentage of support at the August 27th, 2009 meeting. Please refer to the PowerPoint (provided below) for more information regarding the planning boundaries.


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