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ATTACHMENT 3 <br /> CITY OF ROHNERT PARK <br /> Chapter 17.19 GROWTH MANAGEMENT PROGRAM <br /> Sections: <br /> 17.19.010 Intent. <br /> 17.19.015 Purpose. <br /> 17.19.020 Definitions. <br /> 17.19.030 Annual policy review. <br /> 17.19_040 Phasing and pace of development- -Facts and assumptions. <br /> 17.19.050 Formula for applying trigaer cap. <br /> 17.19.060 Establishing priority development areas and application of residential development <br /> cap. <br /> 17.19.070 City standards. <br /> 17.19.010 Intent. <br /> It is the intent of this chapter to: <br /> A. Encourage a cohesive pattern of urbanization that balances competing interests, including <br /> the need for additional housing and related development, and the expressed community desire to <br /> preserve open space, maintain community character, and ensure that adequate public facilities <br /> and resources, such as water and wastewater, are available to serve new and existing <br /> development; <br /> B. Ensure all new development provides the necessary infrastructure and public facilities <br /> required to support the development; <br /> C. Provide the framework to phase and pace growth so as to minimize its environmental, social, <br /> and fiscal impacts, and ensure concurrency between growth, infrastructure and services; <br /> D. Provide for the accommodation of the city's fair -share housing allocations to meet the needs <br /> of all segments of the community; <br /> E. Establish a growth management program for the city of Rohnert Park that is consistent with <br /> the general plan, including the urban growth boundary measure approved by the voters in <br /> November, 2000. <br /> (Ord. 755 2, 2006; Ord. 711 2 (part), 2004: Ord. 695 3, 2003) <br /> 17.19.015 Purpose. <br /> The purpose of this chapter is to assure that the rate of population growth will not exceed the <br /> average annual growth rates established in the general plan, and as outlined below, so new <br /> residential development and mixed -use developments with a residential component occur <br /> concurrently with necessary infrastructure and public service improvements. By monitoring and <br /> managing the city's residential development, this chapter furthers the following general plan <br /> goals: <br /> A. Maintain a compact urban form, with defined urban growth boundary and urban <br /> development intensities in land designated for urban uses. <br /> B. Promote a balanced land use program and increase the ability of people to live and work in <br /> the city. <br /> C. Require preparation of specific plans for strategic new growth areas with complex land use <br /> programs. <br />