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HomeMy Public PortalAboutPublic Comment #6 (TTALUC)��Jv TRUCKEE TAHOE was AIRPORT LAND USE COMMISSION RICHARD ANDERSON  Nevada Countyy Board ofSuperlmors DR. MARK BROWN  Nevada County City SelecSon Committee (2013 Vice Chairman) BRENT P. COLLINSON  Placer County Airport Managers KEN FOSTER  General Public PAUL JOINER  Placer County City Selection Committee (2013 Chairman) JENNIFER MONTGOMERY Placer County Board of Supervisors KEVIN SMITH  Nevada County Airport Managers 10 u " ' . il9 lu DANIEL B. LANDON, Executive Director Truckee Tahoe Airport Land Use Commission Nevada County Transportation Commission Files: 40.2.4 TO: Denyelle Nishimori, Senior Planner Town of Truckee Planning Division FROM: Daniel B. Landon, Executive Director SUBJECT: Review of Joerger Ranch Specific Plan (PC -3) Draft Environmental Impact Report DATE: October 24, 2013 Attached is a compatibility analysis of the Joerger Ranch Specific Plan Draft Environmental Impact Report prepared by Mead & Hunt, Inc., for the Truckee Tahoe Airport Land Use Commission ( TTALUC). This information will be forwarded to the TTALUC for a consistency determination. When reviewing a major land -use project proposal, the TTALUC has three choices of action: (a) Find the project consistent with the Truckee Tahoe Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan (TTALUCP). (b) Find the project consistent with the TTALUCP, subject to compliance with such conditions as the Commission may specify. (c) Find the project inconsistent with the TTALUCP. Based on the compatibility analysis, staffs recommendation to the TTALUC will be to find the project conditionally consistent with the TTALUCP. I will provide you with copies of the TTALUC agenda and staff report once a date for the meeting has been scheduled. Thank you for the opportunity to review this Draft Environmental Impact Report. Please contact me if you need any further information. attachment 401 Providence Mine Road, Suite 102, Nevada City, California 95959 " (530) 265 -3202 - Fax (530) 265 -3260 E-mail:.nctc,@nccn.net - Web Site: www.nctc.ca.gov Joerger Ranch Specific Plan - Compatibility Analysis with Truckee Tahoe ALUCP The Joerger Ranch Specific Plan falls within Zones B1 and D of the Truckee Tahoe Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan. Information relating the proposed land use types and target uses were obtained from the Specific Plan. A preliminary consistency determination was made by using the guidance contained in Appendix D "Compatibility Guidelines for Specific Land Uses" of the Truckee Tahoe Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan. B1 Compatibility Zone (intensity limit: 40 people per average acre 180 people per single acre) Proposed Land Uses Business Innovation Zone (BIZ FAR 0.2) target uses include: • Manufacturing of custom furniture and household products o Potentially compatible if satisfy intensity limits • Specialty food and spirit production & distribution o in B1 — Intensity and potential for airspace hazards (e.g., steam production) are the likely concerns here. • Research and development o Potentiaily compatible if satisfy intensity limits • Green technology including material production design & research o Potentially compatible if satisfy intensity limits Manufacturing/industrial (M1 FAR 0.2) target uses include: • Fitness center and indoor sports activities and training facilities o in 61 — intensity and vulnerable occupants are primary concerns • Manufacturing and warehousing o Potentially compatible if satisfy intensity limits • Auto /recreational dealerships, repair and maintenance transportation centers o Potentiaily compatible if satisfy intensity limits • Specialty food and spirit production facilities o V apera!W fricari st i in B1 — Intensity and potential for airspace hazards (e.g., steam production) are the likely concerns here. • Research and Development facilities o Potentiaily compatible if satisfy intensity limits • Transportation Centers o Potentially compatible if satisfy intensity limits D Compatibility Zone (intensity limit: 100 people per average acre 1300 people per single acre) Proposed Land Uses Business Innovation Zone (BIZ FAR 0.2) target uses include: • Manufacturinq of custom furniture and household products 0 • Specialty food and spirit production & distribution o Potentially compatible If satisfy intensity limits • Research and devela went 0 • Green technolo y includin material production design & research 0 Manufacturing/Industrial (MI FAR 0.2) target uses include: • Fitness center and indoor sports activities and training facilities o Potentially compatible if satisfy intensity limits • Manufacturing and warehousing %\DAN1ShareINCTC 13 -141WE 2- 41TTALUCUoerger Ranch Specific Plan 100213.doex 0 • Auto /recreational dealershi s, repair and maintenance transportation centers O • Specialty food and spirit production facilities o Potentially compatible if satisfy intensity limits • Research and Develo merit facilities 0 • Transportation Centers 0 • Multi - Family Residential (RM ) —12 units per acre o — ALUCP allows either low- density (I dul 5 ac) or high - density (greater than 5 du/ac) Lifestyle Commercial (CL FAR 0.2) target uses include: • Home furnishings wlindoor & outdoor displays 0 • Wine tasting facilities & beverage garden 0 • Retail w /outdoor sales & displays 0 • Garden sup . ies and ours sales 0 Regional Support Commercial (CRS FAR 0.2) target uses include: • Outdoor recreations equipment sales o • Bike sales and rentals • Health & Fitness facilities o Potentially compatible if satisfy intensity limits • Casual dining restaurants o if sit down establishments. Fast food restaurants with drive -thru are potentially compatible if satisfy intensity limits • Recreational vehicle sales 0 Regional Commercial (CR FAR 0.2) target uses include: • Grocery market 0 • General merchandise — large floor plate 0 • Home furnishin s & appliances 0 • Office space — large floor plate 0 • Casual dining restaurants o sit down establishments. Fast food restaurants with drive -thru are potentially compatible if satisfy intensity limits 11DANIShareINCTC 13 -141WE 2- ATTALUMJoerger Ranch specific Plan 100213.docx