1 Attachment 3 – Revisions Since the January 25, 2024 PDC Hearing This attachment describes revisions to the Draft 2040 General Plan since the Planning and Design Commission hearing on January 25, 2024.
Note: Changes made in response to comments received during the public review period were previously presented at the Planning and Design Commission meeting on November 29, 2023. The redlined versions of the Draft 2040 General Plan and Draft Climate Action & Adaptation Plan presented at the November 29, 2023 meeting can be viewed on sac2040gpu.org. Proposed map revisions were also listed in Attachment 3 of the staff report for the November 29, 2023 Planning and Design Commission meeting.
Changes to the Draft 2040 General Plan and Draft Climate Action & Adaptation Plan made in response to comments received at the November 29, 2023 meeting can be found in Attachment 3 of the staff report for the January 25, 2024 Planning and Design Commission meeting.
Revisions to the Draft General Plan
Edits in red reflect text revisions to the Public Hearing Draft General Plan presented at the January 25, 2024 Planning and Design Commission public hearing.
Text Revisions
“The Special Study Area (SSA) designation is applied to five potential annexation areas (shown on Map I-2) that may become part of the City in the future after additional studies have identified the fiscal and service delivery implications on City functions. These include Arden Arcade Study Area, East Study Area, Fruitridge-Florin Study Area, Natomas Basin Study Area, and Town of Freeport Study Area. The future land uses will may include a combination of several land use designations applied in conjunction with a General Plan amendment. (See Part 3 of the 2040 General Plan for a discussion of these areas).”
LUP-4.12 Drive-Through Restaurants revised to say:
“LUP-4.12 Drive-Through Restaurants. The City shall prohibit new drive-through restaurants within:
½-mile walking distance from the center of an existing light rail station platform and high- frequency transit stop and
¼-mile walking distance from the center of a proposed light rail station., proposed light rail station platform and high-frequency transit stops.”
CC-YPRO-2 Activate Existing Parks revised to say:
“CC-YPRO-2 Activate Active and Nature-Oriented Existing Parks. The City shall continue developing the Sutter’s Landing Regional Park with recreation uses and nature-oriented uses, and as well as enhancing existing neighborhood parks serving the R Street Corridor (Southside, Roosevelt, Fremont, Winn) with recreation amenities and facilities to serve future residents.”
“The City will encourage the County of Sacramento to maintain a minimum 500-foot conservation buffer along natural open space, habitat, wildlife, and agricultural areas at the City’s edge.”
2 Map Revisions
Technical Revision: For the following parcels, minimum density has been changed from 0.25 to 3 in Map LUP–8.
Parcel List by APN:
226-0010-003-0000
226-0010-014-0000
Revisions in Response to Airport Land Use Commission Comments: For the parcels listed below, the following changes have been made:
Revisions list:
Map LUP-5: “Neighborhood” designation changed to “Open Space” designation Map LUP-6: maximum FAR changed from 1 to N/A
Map LUP- 8: minimum density changed from 3 to N/A
The following North Sacramento Community Plan maps are also affected:
o Map CP-NS-2
o Map CP-NS-3
o Map CP-NS-5
Parcel List by APN:
226-0080-117-0000; owned by SAFCA
226-0080-001-0000; owned by SAFCA
226-0080-050-0000; owned by SAFCA
226-0080-101-0000; owned by SAFCA
226-0080-049-0000; owned by SACTO/SAN JOAQUIN DRAINAGE DIS 226-0080-100-0000; owned by SACTO/SAN JOAQUIN DRAINAGE DIS 226-0080-073-0000; owned by SACTO/SAN JOAQUIN DRAINAGE DIS