Planning Department

Wendy Hartman, Planning Director

915 8th Street, Suite 123, Marysville, CA 95901

(530) 749-5470 Fax - (530) 749-5434

Yuba County General Plan & Environmental Impact Report
	High Resolution PDF of General Plan (1 Meg file) Resolution 1996-158 Certifying the EIR (668 K) Resolution 1996-159 Adopting the General Plan (4.6 meg) 1968 General Plan Map Resolution 2007-102 PDF of Highway 65 & Highway 70 Roadway Connection (Conceptual layout)
Volume 1	ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING & BACKGROUND
	Table of Contents Section 1 - Intro Section 2 - Earth Maps Section 3 - Climate & Air Quality Section 4 - Hydrological Conditions Maps Section 5 - Vegetation & Wildlife Maps Section 6 - Noise Section 7 - Light & Glare Section 8 - Existing Land Use Maps Section 9 - Public Safety Maps Section 10 - Population Section 11 - Housing Section 12 - Transportation & Circulation Maps Section 13 - Pgs 13-I thru 13-30 Public Services & Utilities Section 13 - Pgs 13-31 thru 13-61 Public Services & Utilities Maps Section 14 - Social & Economic Factors Section 15 - Cultural Resources Section 16 - Aesthetics & Scenic Resources Section 17 - Energy Resources Section 18 - Solid & Hazardous Waste Section 19 - Other Plans & Policies Maps Appendices Appendix A Appendix B Appendix C Appendix D List of Persons Contacted References

Volume 2	LAND USE, CIRCULATION, CONSERVATION & OPEN SPACE
	Complete Volume 2 in ONE document (1 meg) Table of Contents Section 1 - Introduction Section 2 - Vision Statement Section 3 - Preferred Alternative Section 4 - Implications of the Land Use Diagram Section 5 - Land Use Element Figure 5.1 - Land Use Table 5 of Section 5 Section 6 - Circulation Element Figure 6.1 - Circulation Element Section 7 - Open Space and Conservation Element Figure 7.1 - Open Space and Conservation Element Section 8 - Agricultural Lands Noise Element - Identifies and appraises noise problems within the community and forms the basis for land use distribution. Safety Element - Establishes policies and programs to protect the community from risks associated with seismic, geologic, flood and fire hazards. Housing Element (State Certified 12-30-2004/Locally approved 12-14-2004) - Designed to provide Yuba County with a coordinated and comprehensive strategy for promoting the production of safe, decent, and affordable housing, a priority of both state and local governments (Gov Code Section 65580).

Volume 3 - Draft Environmental Impact Report

	Table of Contents (includes Executive Summary and data tables) Section 1 - Introduction Section 2 - Project Description Section 3 - Details Section 4 -Evaluation of Alternatives Appendix A Notice of Preparation and Initial Study Appendix B Responses to Notice of Preparation Appendix C Noise Study by Brown-Buntin Associates Appendix D Traffic Study by KdANDERSON Transportation Engineers Appendix E Transformational Circulation Alternatives Analysis by KdANDERSON Transportation Engineers Appendix F List of EIR Prepares Appendix G References Appendix H Mitigation Monitoring / Reporting Program

Volume 4 - FINAL Environmental Impact Report

	Chapter 1: Table of Contents & Introduction Chapter 2: Overview of Comments Received Chapter 3: Comments and Responses Chapter 4: 1996 Letters and Comments Chapter 5: Evaluation of General Plan Changes Appendices (A and B)