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April
23rd VCCPG Meeting Handout
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VCCPG Position on the
proposed Road 3A + 3,000 Homes Project
On June 23rd, 2008, in a
public meeting held at the Lilac Elementary School
in Valley Center, the Valley Center Community
Planning Group, in the presence of, and with the
enthusiastic support of, local citizens, voted
unanimously to oppose the development of the road
known as 3A and the addition of 3,000 homes.
* * * Supporting
Documentation * * *
Circulation
Subcommittee folder: Minutes 4.06.06
VCCPG
Early
East-West Road Proposals 2002: Circ.Element
Text.doc
Valley
Center Planning Gr: VCCPG – April 24, 2006
Minutes.doc
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Chairman's
Statement
Welcome to the Valley
Center Community Planning Group website. Our group is
comprised entirely of community volunteers who are dedicated
to protecting and enhancing the community of Valley Center.
If you would like to get involved, please come to our
regular scheduled meetings, or feel free to contact me
directly at the number below. Thanks for your interest and
support! Oliver Smith, Chairman
Contact the VCCPG
Chairman
by mail: VCCPG, P.O. Box
127, Valley Center, CA 92082-0127
by phone: 760-918-7331
(work), 760-749-5899 (home)
Monthly Meeting
Schedule
The VCCPG meets at 7pm on
the second Monday of each month at the Valley Center
Community Hall.
VCCPG
Mission
Our mission is to advise the
County without regard to outside interests, recognizing our
unique perspective as residents who have a stake in the
future of our community, to support development consistent
with our Community Plan, and to oppose development that is
not consistent with our community character.
I-1 Policy
Provisions
The Valley Center Community
Planning Group is authorized by the Board of Supervisors and
operates in accordance with Policy
I-1. All members are
elected by the registered voters in the community planning
area.
Planning Group Members
(as of 6/08)
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Seat #1 Leon
Schwartz
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Seat #6 Keith
Robertson
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Seat #11
(pending BOS approval)
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Seat #2 Susan
Simpson - Vice Chair
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Seat #7 Oliver
Smith - Chairman
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Seat #12 Nancy
Layne
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Seat #3 Ann
Quinley
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Seat #8 David
Montross
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Seat #13
Deborah Hofler - Secretary
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Seat #4 John
Coulombe
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Seat #9 Keith
Simpson
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Seat #14 Terry
Van Koughnett
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Seat #5 Andy
Washburn
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Seat #10
(pending BOS approval)
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Seat #15 Frank
Shoemaker
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VCCPG Subcommittees (as
of 6/08)
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Brook Forest -
open, Chair
Brook Forest
Development
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Rules Revision
- Keith Simpson, Chair
Review and
Recommend Rules Changes
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Circulation -
John Coulombe,Chair
Road Safety and
Circulation Issues
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Northern
Village - Deborah Hofler, Chair
Northern Village
Development Area
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GP Update -
Keith Simpson, Chair
General Plan
Update
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Southern
Village - Terry Van Koughnett, Chair
Southern Village
Development Area
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Nominations -
Leon Schwartz, Chair
Candidate
Processing for
VCCPG Vacancies
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Strategic
Planning - Keith Simpson, Chair
VCCPG
Organizational Issues
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Orchard Run -
Deb Hofler, Chair
Orchard Run
SPA
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Tribal Liaison
- Terry Van Koughnett, Chair
Tribal Relations
with VCCPG
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Paradise
Mountain - (open), Chair
Paradise Mountain
General Issues
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VCC Church
- Terry Van Koughnett, Chair
Valley Center
Community Church Development
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Rancho Lilac -
Ann Quinley, Chair
Rancho Lilac
Residential Development
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Website -
Terry Van Koughnett, Chair
VCCPG Community
Information Website
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General
Plan Update (5/08)
DPLU Link
to GP Update
California requires
each county to create and maintain a General Plan.
The General Plan guides the policies and actions of
the County. The Department of Planning and Land Use
(DPLU) is responsible for San Diego County's
General Plan.
GP2020 was the name
for the county's effort (from about 2000 to 2007)
to revise the county's current General Plan. There
are six General Plan "elements": Land use (LU),
Circulation (C), Housing (H), Conservation and open
space (COS), Safety (S), and Noise (N).
GP2020
Background - Over the past seven years, after
numerous community meetings, subcommittee meetings,
workshops, and the involvement of many citizens,
our community had completed:
- Land Use
Designation Map
- Circulation
Element (map)
- Almost-complete
draft Community Plan text.
Bob Citrano, our
designated DPLU planner, indicated that we would
soon start work to complete the Community Plan
text. Bob indicated that the GP2020 would likely go
the Board of Supervisors in spring 2008 and the
Environmental Impact Report (EIR) would
follow.
Recent events -
General Plan Update - In 2007, Gary Pryor,
Director of DPLU, resigned. Eric Gibson is the
Interim Director. Ivan Holler, Project manager for
GP2020, also resigned in 2007. Devon Muto took over
DPLU's GP2020 effort. In late 2007, the county
announced a revised effort, named General Plan
Update.
- The number of
DPLU staff dedicated to GPU has been reduced from
eleven to four.
- A consultant
(Pacific Municipal Consultants) has been selected
to "drive the update to completion."
- Additional
alternatives are being created.
- Estimated
completion date: Fall 2010.
VCCPG's next
step - One to three year effort to re-define
the principles and specifics that our community
wants in the General Plan Update.
VCCPG's GP
Update subcommittee - Keith Simpson (chairman),
Larry Glavinic, Lael Montgomery, Rich Rudolf, Sandy
Smith, Joe Tanalski, Jon Vick, Cindy Wallace, Jim
Yerdon.
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Sources of
information on this important issue
- Existing
Valley Center Community Plan (map)
- County
Department of Planning and Land Use (DPLU)
website
- GP
Update overview
- Background
information on Valley Center community planning
(VCCPG Member Handbook)
- Pacific
Municipal Consultants
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An
Unincorporated Community in North San Diego County,
California 