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A RESOLUTION OF THC ANAHBIM C1T'Y PLANNING COMMISSION
ADOPTING ANA R~CC,~MMCNDING TO THB C;ITY COUNCIL ADOPTIG~Pd OF
GENI:RAL PLAN AMENDMENT NO. 32S
WIIEREAS, the City Cc~uncil of ttae City of Anaheim did adopt the Anaheim
General Plan by Resolutiun Ndo. 69I~-G44, showing the general d~scription and extent of
possible future development within the City; and that said pian amendment has been ^mended
from time to time; and
WHEREAS, since the early 1980's, the City of Anaheim has undergone
si~nificant demo~raphic cl~anges and these chinges are lik~ly to continue into the next
century. The population increased 14.4°lo during the ten year perio~ between 19$0 and 1990,
~rom 219,494 to 266,40b residents. By the year 2010, the population is projected tu exc:eed
315,000, a 42°~o increase over the 1980 population. tOlthough the grsatest future growth will
be in the currently undeveloped elstern portion of the City, the largely developsd centr~i! and
westsrn portions will also :ee signif'icant population growth and change. As a result of tiiis
growti~, there will be an incrcasing need for new park, recreati~n and community service
facilitie~ and probracns.
WHCREAS, the City of Anaheim prPpare~l and adupted two strategic plan~.ing
dacuments in 1987: Vuion 2000: Strate,~ic PlGnning for tlie Community of Anaheirn, and u
Strutegic Plan foi Anaheim Purks, Recreation arul Cornmu-iiry Services; and
WHEREAS, Y'ision 20U~: Strategic Planning for the Communiry of Anuliei»i
contain~ compr~;hensive strategies to guide City programs chrough the year 2000. A number
of these strategies directly affect park, recreation and community services within the City,
including the following:
• irnplcmenting programs to educate and er_courage citizens to Ue actively involved in
the opportunities and challenges facing Anaheim:
• Implementing programs to foster community identity und promote a positive City
image;
• Maintaining the level of public safety;
• Meeting the neecis of Anaheim's incrensing aging population;
• Deriving the maximwn benefits from a diverse etiinic mix; and
~ Accnmmod~ting thc changing family structure.
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WI-IEREAS, the Stra~egic Plmi for Artctheim Purks, Recreution cuid Community
Services calls for the preparation and addition of a Parks, Recreation and Community Services
Element to the General Plan to set forth overall policies for ti~e future dev~lopment of the
City's park, recreation and community services, and trails systems. ;
WHEREAS, a Human Services Assessment and Actron Plan was adopted by the ;
City Council in 1989, and sets forth goals and golicies relating to the City's humaii service i
necds. A number of the goals and action strategies relate directly to the proposed Parks, ;
Recreation ancl Commi~nity Services ~lement, espacia3ly in regards ta the provision of '
facilities and other support services for necessary hum~n service programs such as: ,
• Providing resources to mieet the buman service needs oi Anaheim residents;
• Providing necessary facilities to meet tho;~e service needs;
• Taking a more proactive role in encour~tging public/private partnerships to address
human service issues; ~nd
• Taking a lead role in coordinltiag City and non-City resour~es capable of uiding
humin service needs.
W~-I~REAS, the City has theref.ore initiated the following araendments to the
the Anaheim Generll Plan:
1. Establish a new and separate Parks, Rccreation 1nd Community Services ~lement t~:
i'ormalize goals and policie~ relative to parks, recreation and community
services to meet the needs of Anaheim citizens; and
Identify de~ciency areas for future parks and riding and hikinb irail acquisition
and development.
2. Amend the Environmental Resourc.; and Managemert Element to:
Delete the parks and Commercial R.ecr~ation Exhibit;
Delete the Recreation Element, and the Riding and F~Iiking Trails Element;
and
Transfer Bicycle Trails :rom ti~e existing Ridin~ and Hiking 1'rails Element ta
the Circulation Element.
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3. Amend tha Land Use Map to reflect changes to purk facilities identified in the new
Parks, Recreation and Community Services Element, und to identify deficiency ~reas
for future parks and riding and hiking trai! acquisition and development.
4. Amend the Cireulation Element to:
• Transfer Bicycle Trails to the Circulltion Element from the existing R.iding and
Hiking Trails Element; and
• Add Bicycle Trails as:~ separate exhibit.
W~-IEFtEAS, the Anaheim City Planning Cammission did hold a public hearing
at the Anaheim Civic Center, Council Chamber, 200 South Maheim Boulevard, on flpril 20,
1992, at 1;30 p.ni., notice of said public hearing ha~ing been ciuly given as required by law and
in accordance with the provicions of thP An~heim Municipal Code, to he~r. and consider
evidence for. and against said Genaral Plan Amendment Nn. 325 (GPA No. 32S) and to
investigate and m~ke findings and recommendations in connection therewith; and
WHEREAS, said Com~nission, after due consideration, inspection, investigation
and study made by itself, and after due consideratian of all evidence and reports offered at
said hearir.o„ DUES HEREBY FINll:
1. T'hat the purpose of the proposed :'arks, Recreation and Community
Services ~lement is to set forth policies, programs and stand~rds far meeting the identifieJ
park, recreation, community services and trails neecls of the City's present and future
residents, This element is iatended to provide the long•term policy framework for the
implementation of specific programs thlt the ~ity will pursue in impro~~ing and expanding its
parks, recreation and commimiry services, and trails system.
2. That the proposcd Parks, Re~reation and Community Services Element
contains a Riding and Hiking Trails Master Plan which u~dates and replaces, in it~s entirety,
the currcnt Riding and Hiking Trails Element of the the Environmental Resource and
Managcment ~lement of the Generat Plan; and that the location and alignment of Bicycle
Trails are also r~moved from therefrom and transferred to the Circulation Element to provide
greater opportunities f~c bicycle trail implementation in conjunction with the circulation
system specified by trie General Plan. No ch~nges in alignment and f or type of bicycle trails
are proposed by this amcndment.
3. 11~at "trail heads" are proposed in general locations on the Riditig and
Hiki~ng Trails M~.Ster Plan. These facilities are located where resting and/or staging areas ttre
desirable at the beginning ar end of a trail. Trail heads will provide trail users with amer,ities
such as parking, hitching pasts, water, picnic facilities, shade and trail signage.
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4. That, whcn completed, the trails system will provide approximately 53
miles of rcgion~l, backbonc and feedcr trails within the City of Anaheim. The existing Ridirig
and Hiksng Trails Ele:ncnt (t~dopted in 197G; provides mpprorimately 58 miles of trails.
Approximatcly 27 miles of trails have been impleroented to date. The proposed Ridin~ arid
Hiking Trails Mastcr Plan deletes several trails due t~ prublems with topegr<<phy, ucquisitioa,
construction and/or the se:ection of better route alternltives, thereby accounting for the
reduction in trail mileage.
5. That the propused Parks, Recreuti4n and Community Services F.lement
and correspor •~.• umendments have becn revicwed and concurred with by the Parks,
Rscreation an~ ,mmunity Services Department's Park and Recreation Can~mission, the
~ommunity Sen+ices 13oa~;1, the Youth Commissian and the Senior Citize~i Commission. E~ich
Board and Commissi~n has recommended that Planning Commission and City Council
appiove the prorosed Parks, Recreation and Cummuniry Element and t1~e corresponding
amenclrncnts to thc Environmental Resource and Man~gcment Element, the L.and Use
Elemcnt a~id the Circulation Elcmcut of thc Anaheim General Pl~n.
~Q~[~,Q,$CIjQ ENVIRONMENTt~L O~JAL- ACT FIIJDING: That thc
Anahcim City Planr~^g rommission has reviewed thc prapos~d Park~, Recreation and
Communiry Serviees I:lement; and the proposed nmendments to the Environmental Resource
and Management Element, tl~c Land Use Elr.ment and thc Circulation Element of t6e City
of Anaheim Gencral Ylan; and dues tiereby approve a mitigateJ Negative Declaration and
adopt the Mitigation Monitoring Pmgram pursuant to Section 21081.6 uf the Public Resources
Code on the ba~is thut:
1. The Plam~ing Commission lias rev~ewed the proposed projeci (GPA No. 325), the
initial study and Mitigation Monitoring Program yo. 049 (Attachment A) togethcr with
any ~omme~i~s received dnrin~ the publi~ review process;
2, Thcre is no subst:~ntial evidence that the praposecl project will have :- significant effect
nn thc environmcnt;
When considcring the rec~~rd as ~ whole, there is no evidence that thc proPosed prnject
will have any ~tcntial fc,r adverse eftect, i ~dividually or cumulatively, on wildlifc
resources or thc habitat upon whict~ thc wilcitife depcnds as dctinrd in Sc~Kion 711.2
of the Fish and Game Cacfe; and
4. 'Tl~e Mitigs~ted Neqativc Declar:~tion rcflerts thc inctcpendent judgcment of the lead
agcnc/.
NOW~'fEIFREFURE, BC IT RESOLVEU, that ~:ursuar~t to tbe abrn•e findings,
th^. Anahcim City Planning C'urnmission docs hercby auopt and recnmmcnd to thc City
Council uf the City nf nnaheim ndoption of General Plan Amcndment No. 325 incor~wrating
the new Parks, Rtcreatian and Carr~rr~unity Scrvicc~ Elemcot inta the Anuheim Gencra! °Ihn
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and a.mending the Environmental Rcsource and Management Element, the L.and i)se
Element and the Circulation Element of the Anaheim General Pian.
THE COR~GOING RESULUTIUN was adopteci at the Plannins Con~mission
meeting of April 20, 199Z.
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CH N1AN, ANAHEI CITY R ING C~MMISSION
ATTEST:
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SECRETAR , AN ~iEiM CITY PI.ANNING COMMISSION
STATE OC CALIFORNIA)
~OUNTY OF OitANCiE) ss.
CTTY OF ANAHFIM)
I, Margarita Solorio, Secretary of the Anal~eim City Planning Commicsion, do
hereUy certify that the forcgoing resolution was passed and adopted at a meeting of tl~e Anaheim
City Plaru~ing Commission held on Apri120, 1992, by the following vc .e of tbe mrmbers therenf:
AYES: COMMISSiONERS: BOUAS, BRIS~OI.~ HELLYER, HENNINGER, MESSE,
PERA7~A, ZtMFL
NOES: COMMISSIONCRS: NONE
ABSENT: COMNiIS~10N~RS: NONC
_~111~~~ IN WITNESS Vb'E3ERCUF, I have hcreunto set my ha.nd this ~~ day of
, 1992. -~
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SECRE i RY NAHCIM CITY PL.ANNING COMMTSSI(~N
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