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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2600 - Land Use Program
RECORD_ID
SU0014807
PE
2691
FACILITY_NAME
PA-2200032
STREET_NUMBER
14320
Direction
W
STREET_NAME
SCHULTE
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
TRACY
Zip
95377-
APN
20925010, -37, 20924036, -37
ENTERED_DATE
3/14/2022 12:00:00 AM
SITE_LOCATION
14320 W SCHULTE RD
RECEIVED_DATE
8/9/2022 12:00:00 AM
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
005
QC Status
Approved
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INTERNATIONAL PARK OF COMMERCE SPECIFIC PLAN•PHASE 2 JUNE 24, 2022 <br /> 1 . 3 RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER 1 . 4 USE OF THE SPECIFIC <br /> PLANS PLAN <br /> Cordes Ranch Specific Plan and EIR The Specific Plan provides architects, urban <br /> IPCSP2 is located east and adjacent to the 1,780- planners, landscape architects, and developers <br /> acre Cordes Ranch Specific Plan (CRSP) which with the necessary tools to design attractive, <br /> was approved by the City of Tracy in 2013 and functional and sustainable development that <br /> amended in 2018. The CRSP established the furthers the priorities and interests of San Joaquin <br /> framework of roads, infrastructure, parks, and County. The County will evaluate development <br /> pedestrian and bicycle connectivity and land use proposals for consistency with the goals, <br /> for the development of approximately 31-million objectives, design and development standards, <br /> square feet of commercial, office, and business and guidelines within the IPCSP2 in making the <br /> park industrial uses, see Figure 1.6. required findings for individual project approval. <br /> IPCSP2 is divided into 8 chapters that provide <br /> WestsideSpecific Plan and EIR standards and guidelines designed to ensure <br /> IPCSP2 is located south and adjacent to the that projects within the IPCSP2 are developed <br /> proposed Westside Specific Plan, which is in a manner that is consistent with the goals <br /> currently under review by the City of Tracy. The and visions of the community. Outlined below <br /> Westside Specific Plan has been designed to is a brief description of the content within the <br /> create the entrance to the City from eastbound remaining chapters of the Specific Plan. <br /> 1-205. The 535-acre WestsideSpecific Plan <br /> envisions a broad variety of commercial, Chapter 2-Existing Site Conditions <br /> institutional, and residential (both age-restricted Chapter 2 outlines the site context including <br /> [seniors] and non-age- restricted) land uses. existing conditions, topography, easements, <br /> drainage corridors, and existing utility <br /> Airport Plans infrastructure and roadways. <br /> The Tracy Municipal Airport is located <br /> approximately 3.7 miles southeast of the IPCSP2 Chapter 3-Land Use, Zoning, and Development <br /> boundary. The San Joaquin County Airport Land Standards <br /> Use Compatibility Plan, June 2009, depicts the Chapter 3 further describes the Project concepts <br /> Airport Influence Area extending to approximately and zoning districts that will be utilized to guide <br /> the intersection of South Lammers Road and development. Permitted and conditionally <br /> Valpico Road, approximately 1.2 miles southeast permitted land uses are prescribed in this chapter; <br /> of the Project. The IPCSP2 does not conflict with whereas development standards including but not <br /> either plan since it is outside the Airport Influence limited to, setbacks, building heights, floor area <br /> area. ratios, parking requirements, and landscaping <br /> standards are indicated to regulate the built <br /> environment. <br /> CHAPTER 1 <br /> 1-9 <br />
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