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Policy LU-5.1 Military land use compatibility
We coordinate with military stakeholders to ensure compatible land uses in areas where military operations on or off installations could affect public health and safety, or where civilian activities could have an impact on current or future military operations. We will coordinate with military stakeholders to resolve existing land use conflicts and protect public safety in the Military Influence Overlay.
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Policy IU-5.5 Energy and fuel facilities
We encourage the development and upgrade of energy and regional fuel facilities in areas that do not pose significant environmental or public health and safety hazards, and in a manner that is compatible with military operations and local community identity.
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Goal HZ-2 Human-Generated Hazards
People and the natural environment protected from exposure to hazardous materials, excessive noise, and other human-generated hazards
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Policy HZ-2.6 Coordination with transportation authorities
We collaborate with airport owners, FAA, Caltrans, SBCTA, SCAG, neighboring jurisdictions, and other transportation providers in the preparation and maintenance of, and updates to transportation-related plans and projects to minimize noise impacts and provide appropriate mitigation measures.
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Policy HZ-2.7 Truck delivery areas
We encourage truck delivery areas to be located away from residential properties and require associated noise impacts to be mitigated.
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Policy HZ-2.8 Proximity to noise generating uses
We limit or restrict new noise sensitive land uses in proximity to existing conforming noise generating uses and planned industrial areas.
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Policy HZ-2.9 Control sound at the source
We prioritize noise mitigation measures that control sound at the source before buffers, soundwalls, and other perimeter measures.
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Policy HZ-2.10 Agricultural operations
We require new development adjacent to existing conforming agricultural operations to provide adequate buffers to reduce the exposure of new development to operational noise, odor, and the storage or application of pesticides or other hazardous materials.
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Policy HZ-3.19 Community education
We make educational materials available to the public in unincorporated environmental justice focus areas so that they clearly understand the potential for adverse pollution, noise, odor, vibration, and lighting and glare, and the effects of toxic materials to promote civil engagement. We require that such educational materials be developed in accordance with Plain Language Guidelines. We require that this information be made available in public spaces such as libraries and community centers, as well as on County websites and other appropriate means.
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