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<br /> DEFINITIONS
<br /> Central Business District - The Downtown Neighborhood Park - A park which serves
<br /> commercial area which is bounded by First primarily the neighborhood and provides play
<br /> Street, Stanley Boulevard, the Arroyo del areas for children, open fields for casual play.
<br /> Valle, Peters Avenue, and Bernal Avenue. and may provide casual use picnic areas.
<br /> Community Facilities - Schools, libraries, Open Space - Any land or water which is
<br /> senior centers, corporation yards, recreation used for the preservation of natural resources.
<br /> facilities, parks, City Hall and other civic promotion of outdoor recrea don,production of
<br /> buildings, utility plants, religious facilities, agriculture, protection of the public health and
<br /> cemeteries, hospitals, and other similar safety, or preservation of wildlands.
<br /> facilities.
<br /> Planned Land Uses - Those allowed by the
<br /> Community Park - A park which serves the General Plan (see Map) and Zoning
<br /> entire community. It may provide parking Ordinance.
<br /> areas, restrooms, and facilities for community
<br /> activities, and may be scheduled for group Regional Park - A large a:-ea of land and/or
<br /> use. Such parks may have a specific focus water which provides amenities to serve a
<br /> such as sports fields, tennis courts, or a regional area.
<br /> swimming pool.
<br /> Slope - The ratio of the rise over the run of a
<br /> Downtown - The older residential and segment of land, where a vertical line would
<br /> commercial areas bounded by Second Street, have an infinite slope. For example, a vertical
<br /> Stanley Boulevard, the Arroyo del Valle, Fair rise of one foot over a horizontal run of one
<br /> Street, Rose Avenue, Pleasanton Avenue, and foot (equal to a 45-degree angle), has a slope
<br /> Bernal Avenue (Figure 1-3). of 100 percent.
<br /> Existing Land Uses - Those currently Specific Plan - A set of and use, density,
<br /> developed. transportation, public facility, and open space
<br /> standards which clarify the application of
<br /> Holding Capacity of the General Plan - The General Plan policies for a particular area.
<br /> maximum number of housing units and
<br /> building square footage that could be Urban development - Development that
<br /> accommodated if all land uses shown on the requires public water and sewer service, as
<br /> General Plan Map were built at average opposed to rural development which does not.
<br /> densities.
<br /> Zoning Ordinance - Divides a city into
<br /> Land Use - A specific utilization of land, districts within which only specific uses
<br /> water, or air space (e.g., housing, retail (e.g., single-family homes or offices) are
<br /> commercial, or agriculture). allowed under certain cond:.tions (e.g., height
<br /> limits, parking requirements, etc.).
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