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r Woodbridge Design Guideh,.;s Chapter 1-Introduction • SECTION 1.1 PURPOSE OF DESIGN GUIDELINES The commercial core of the Woodbridge community is a distinctive and important asset to San Joaquin County. Located just north of the city of Lodi in north San Joaquin County, Woodbridge is a predominantly residential community with over fifty percent (50%) of its land area designated for agriculture and open space use. Origins of development in the community began in the early 1850s, and in 1939, Woodbridge was selected as a California Historic Landmark. Many of the original buildings constructed in the commercial core along Lower Sacramento Road exist today. Four(4) of the original buildings are designated historic resources (see Chapter 2) of San Joaquin County, and two (2) of these historic resources are also listed in the National Register of Historic Places. In keeping with the objectives, polices and implementation provisions of the 2010 General Plan relative to the preservation and enhancement of historic resources, the Woodbridge Design Guidelines establish policies and guidelines for the design of non-residential development to ensure compatibility with the community's historic character. These policies and guidelines apply to non- residential development within the Community Commercial (C-C) Zoning District (District) of Woodbridge. 7 /7' ww ��, AG40 F\R"M 7 1r , 4 AG-20 {I C LODIA F 1 r- The red area designates the parcels zoned C-C (Community Commercial)