HomeMy WebLinkAboutGeneral Plan Update Advisory Committee Composition PresentatDraft Suggestions for Committee participation
for General Plan Update
Group
GPAC
Topic, Specific Task Forces '
Other
Input
Biological
Resources .
Circulation
Market
Trends
Sea Level, Rise &
Coastal Resiliency.
Sustainability ;
AES
V
Allied Arts Board
V .
Amigos de Bolsa Chica
V
Auto Dealers,Association
The Boeing Company
V
V
Bolsa Chica Conservancy
V
V
Bolsa Chica Land Trust
V
Business Representative (Large/Multi-Site)
Business Representative (Small)
V
Chamber of Commerce .
V
V
V
Children's Needs Task Force
V
Citizens at large'(7)
Community Services Commission
V
V
Design Review Board
V
Downtown Business Association
V
Environmental Board
V
V
V
V
V
Historic Resources Board
V
Huntington Beach, Wetlands Conservancy
V
V
Huntington Harbour Representative
V
Marketing and Visitors Bureau
V
V
V
Orange County Sanitation District
V
Planning Commission
V
V
Public Works Commission
V
V
V
V
Residential Developer (Large Corp.)
Robert Mayer Corporation
V
V
School District Representative
v.
Southeast HB Neighborhood Association
V
State Department of Parks
,
Sunset Beach Association
V
Total Number of Members
12 °
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Other Input — Input from these groups would be sought for specific aspects of General Plan elements and/or Sustainability/Sea Level Rise analysis. In addition,
participation would be sought from other State Agencies, e.g. Dept. of Fish and Wildlife, Coastal Commission and regional interest groups, e.g. Coastkeeper.
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General Plan Update Committees
• General Plan Advisory Committee (GPAC)
• Topic Specific Task Forces
-/Biological Resources
-/Circulation
-./Market Trends
-./Sea Level Rise & Coastal Resiliency
-./Sustainability
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All meetings would be noticed and open to the public
Input would be solicited from other groups, such as:
-Allied Arts Board and Historic Resources Board for Historic and Cultural Resources Element
-Children's Needs Task Force for Healthy Communities aspects of the General Plan
-Design Review Board for Urban Design Element
-School Districts for Land Use Element and Open Space related issues
Topic S edfoc as ®roes
Amigos de Bolsa Chca
Auto Dealers Assoc.
-The Boeing Co
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Bolsa Chica Conservancy
Balsa Chicalandlrust
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Business'ReP
(Large/Multi-Site)
Business' Rep (Small)
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Chamber of Commerce
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Commission a
Downtown Business ..
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Assoc. -
Environmental Board`_
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Additional Task orce nput
These groups would be consulted and invented to attend all meetings.
All meetings would be noticed and open to the public.
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Next Steps
• City Council approval of GPAC/Task Force
composition on Nov. 4th
• Staff outreach to selected member organizations
for volunteers early Nov.
✓A brief questionniare on the relevant topic will be
required by Dec 6th. These would be reviewed by the
Mayor and City Manager by Dec. 16
• City Council provides staff with their GPAC
appointees by Dec. 20
• GPAC/Task Force assignments completed by
January 6tn
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Ocean View School District
"Equity and
Excellence"
17200 Pinehurst Lane Superintendent
Board of Trustees
Huntington Beach Gustavo Balderas
Debbie Cotton, President
California 92647-5569
John Ortiz, Clerk
714/847-2551
John Briscoe, Member
Fax: 714/847-1430
Gina Clayton-Tarvin, Member
Web: www.ovsd.org
Tracy Pellman, Member
October 22, 2013
City Council
City of Huntington Beach
2000 Main Street
Huntington Beach, California 92648
Re: Comprehensive General Plan Update - Study Session
City Council Meeting - October 21. 2013
Dear Mayor Boardman and Council Members:
As the City of Huntington Beach has started the process to prepare the Comprehensive General Plan Update, the
Ocean View School District ("School District") requests the City include, in the scope of the Comprehensive
General Plan Update, a focused analysis of the land use conflicts between Oak View Elementary School and the
intense industrial use of Rainbow Environmental Services' Transfer/Recover and Recycling facility ("Rainbow")
located directly across Nichols Street from Oak View Elementary School and Oak View Preschool, as well as the
Head Start facility ("Schools"). The Comprehensive General Plan Update should include policies and objectives
that lessen the impact of industrial land uses next to schools.
The Program EIR, prepared for the Comprehensive General Plan Update should include in the technical studies
the direct impacts to the Schools' air quality, noise, truck traffic and seagulls generated from Rainbow on the
adjacent Schools, both now in the baseline condition of approximately 1,700 tons per day ("TPD"), and the City
permitted growth to 4,000 TPD approved under Conditional Use Permit 06-030 in 2009.
The Ocean View School District requests to be included in the Comprehensive General Plan Update process and
requests notification of any Program EIR scoping meetings and Notices of Preparation, task force meetings,
public meetings, or public hearings concerning the Comprehensive General Plan Update. Please provide notice
to:
Mr. Gustavo Balderas
Superintendent
Ocean View School District
17200 Pinehurst Lane
Huntington Beach, California 92647-5569
Please do not hesitate to contact me if I can provide any assistance to you in preparing the Comprehensive
General Plan Update and Program EIR.
Sincerely,
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Gustavo Balderas OF -- ------ ' �� -0
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JOAN La FLYNN, CITY CLERIC
Ocean View School District
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