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LOCAL FACILITIES MANAGEMENT PLAN ZONE 01
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Applica�on date: 1987
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LFMP 87-01| LFMP ZONE 1| ZONE 1
ZONE 1 -FACT SHEET
Buildout Information:
Gross Acreage
Approximately 3,500 acres or 14 percent of the total area of the
_City.
Zone 1 comprises the City's Redevelopment area which is 142. 5
acres. It also contains an additional Commercial acreage total
of an additional 150 acres.
The zone's residential acreage is approximately 2,200 acres of
which is in the following development stages:
Residential Units
-9,012
-1,208
Existing
Approved
Future -2,000 (approximate)
PRELIMINARY PUBLIC FACILITIES ADEQUACY REVIEW
This analysis is based upon the initial work which is being done
as part of the Local Facilities Management Plan for Zone 1.
CITY ADMINISTRATION -
LIBRARY
Will conform with the adopted standard
until the year 2005.
There is a current shortage of Library
space. Until this is resolved no
residential development will be allowed.
The City is working to correct this
shortage.
WASTEWATER TREATMENT CAPACITY
PARKS
The city Council has adopted a
progressive policy to assure that this
standard is complied with or no growth
will be allowed to occur.
There is enough park acreage in this
quadrant until the year 1992. At that
time more acreage will be needed. The
City is currently working to identify
and plan for this needed acreage.
CIRCULATION
DRAINAGE
FIRE
OPEN SPACE
SCHOOLS
SEWER COLLECTION
WATER DISTRIBUTION
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ZONE 1 -FACT SHEET
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At the current time there is one
intersection, Elm at I-5 southbound
which does not meet the adopted
standard. Mitigation has been presented
which will allow this to function at an
acceptable level of service by re-
striping the intersection.
At existing plus committed levels of
service several other intersections have
been identified which will need
mitigation in order to operate at a
acceptable level of service. These will
be specifically detailed when the local
plan is finalized.
Drainage issues other than those which
are currently being handled in the
downtown area will be addressed when
specific projects are reviewed.
Fire service is adequate for Zone 1.
The Citywide plan indicated that because
this zone was almost completely built
out that it did not have to address open
space as the other plan will.
The Carlsbad Unified School District is
currently reviewing information provided
by the City to determine its' ability to
service the needs of this zone.
The specifics on this facility have not
been completed at this time.
The Costa Real Municipal Water District
had indicated that there are no water
issues in this Zone which cannot be
addressed as specific development
projects are reviewed. City staff are
currently reviewing some of the
maintenance issues which come under the
City's responsibility.
1-
CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT
A)
B)
C)
D)
E)
71 Acres (Does not include Right-of-Way for roads or
railroad)
BREAKDOWN OF FUTU~E LAND USE ACREAGE
28 Acres -
20 Acres -
10 Acres -
7 Acres -
7 Acres -
Office -Financial institutions, law firms,
architectural and engineering firms,
accountants, medical (25%), travel agencies
and other miscellaneous professional
offices.
Tourist-Related Commercial -Restaurants,
gift shops, novelty shops, boutiques,
other specialty retail shops, hotels.
General Retail Shops -Clothing, hardware,
pharmacy, etc.
Neighborhood Commercial -Grocery store,
liquor, dry cleaning, etc.
Light Manufacturing -Auto repair shops,
storage yard, cabinet & furniture
manufacturing, bakeries, wholesale
distributors.
Total 71 Acres