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MOUNTAIN HOUSE GENERAL PLAN CONSISTENCY FINDINGS Project Action or Consis- Conditions o Section tency Finding of Fact/Analysis Approval I Heading# Title Text Y/N/NA and Evidence of Compliance (COA) Agriculture would be protected from nuisance complaints by means of the following: 1)On-going farming operations would be buffered from urban development by means of a setback 100 to 1600 feet in width, between the ultimate build-out boundary of the the proposed project and the on-going farming operations to the north,west,and south. This buffer would be adequate to minimize dust from agricultural j operations for on-site residents. 2)Residents at the east side of the proposed project would be separated from agricultural operations by commercial and industrial uses and Mountain House Parkway. Tree plantings along Mountain House Parkway would also help reduce dust emissions from agricultural operations. 3) The County has adopted a right-to-farm ordinance. It is anticipated that future residents would be informed Agricultural of this ordinance through notification language Lands Agriculture shall be protected from nuisance included in the standard Department of Real Estate (Preservation of complaints from non-agricultural land uses by (DRE)report. The DRE report would also identify& Agricultural appropriate regulatory and land use planning provide notification of any unique ag uses or COA-10, 11, 99 VI,B,P,9 Lands) mechanisms. Y operations that may have an impact on residents. 1 1.1, 12 Agricultural Lands Non-agricultural land uses at the edge of agricultural (Preservation of areas shall incorporate adequate buffers(e.g., fences Agricultural and setbacks)to prevent conflicts with adjoining 100 VI,B,P,10 Lands) agricultural operations. Y See#99. COA-10 The proposed project promotes public transit, bicycles, Energy(Land and pedestrian activity by incorporating transit stops, Use and Land use planning shall promote the use of public Class III bike paths and Class 1 multi-use paths,and Circulation transportation, bicycles, and other alternatives to the pedestrian paths in its design. (See Pedestrian, COA-4,37, 101 VI,D,P(2) Patterns personal automobile. Y Bicycle,and Transit Plan.) 52,66 09/29/2000 Page 29 MHGP.CHECKLIST9-28-2000