Associate Planner at City of San Juan Bautista.
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The Planning Commission discussed the potential submittal of a Conditional Use Permit application for the expansion of a legal nonconforming residential use at 830 Mission Vineyard Road. Additionally, the commission reviewed and approved the landscape and irrigation plans for The Alameda Gas Station Project.
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The Planning Commission discussed a potential Conditional Use Permit application for the expansion of a legal nonconforming residential use at 830 Mission Vineyard Road, including historical context regarding property zoning, annexation, and prior administrative determinations. Additionally, the commission reviewed and approved the Landscape and Irrigation Plans for The Alameda Gas Station Project.
The 2024-2028 Strategic Plan for the City of San Juan Bautista outlines the city's direction for service delivery, financial management, and organizational development. Adopted in 2024, it is structured around four core focus areas: open and responsive government, reliable infrastructure and public services, a strong downtown and community vitality, and a healthy and effective organization. The plan emphasizes a transition towards focused implementation, particularly revitalizing Downtown San Juan Bautista, while also prioritizing strong financial management, advancing critical infrastructure, strengthening organizational systems, and supporting community engagement.
The council held a public hearing for the adoption of the 2025 San Bonito Urban Water Management Plan and the associated Water Shortage Contingency Plan. Discussions included the collaborative nature of the plan, its role in securing state grant and loan funding, and how it addresses water supply, projected demands, and conservation efforts. Council members also inquired about the potential impacts of data center water usage and how the city's growth rate calculations are reflected in the plan.
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