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Policy LU-1.2 Infill development
We prefer new development to take place on existing vacant and underutilized lots where public services and infrastructure are available.
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Policy LU-5.2 Military Influence Overlay
We require conditional use permits for projects within the Military Influence Overlay that could penetrate the defined floor elevation of the military airspace, or that could encroach upon military operations. We consider how development of roads and infrastructure within the Military Influence Overlay will promote growth that might lead to incompatible land use.
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Policy LU-5.5 Transportation and infrastructure
We consider military needs for operations and training when planning and improving local and regional transportation and infrastructure systems.
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Policy LU-6.1 Residential amendments that increase density in the Desert and Mountain regions
We discourage policy plan amendments that would permit new development on lots smaller than 2.5 acres in the Desert regions and lots smaller than one-half acre in the Mountain region. We approve general plan amendments that would increase residential density only if:
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• The proposed change is determined to be compatible in accordance with policies
LU-2.1, 2.2, 2.3, and 4.5.
• Adequate infrastructure and services are available concurrently.
• The increase in density would not degrade existing levels of service for fire protection, sheriff, water, or wastewater service in the area. -
Policy LU-6.2 Large residential development in the Desert and Mountain regions
We require a specific plan or Planned Development process for proposed residential development in the:
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• North or East Desert regions: when the proposed development would include one or more lots that is 2.5 acres or smaller and the overall development would cover 40 or more acres.
• Mountain region: when the proposed development would include one or more lots that is 1 acre or smaller and the overall development would cover 40 or more acres.
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Policy H-3.1 Public Services, amenities, and safety
We support the provision of adequate and fiscally sustainable public services, infrastructure, open space, non-motorized transportation routes, and public safety for neighborhoods in the unincorporated area.
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Policy H-5.2 Local organizations
We utilize local organizations that provide fair housing services to the San Bernardino County area to better prevent, monitor, and resolve fair housing issues. We also utilize local organizations to provide housing information, counseling, and financial literacy to lower income households.
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Goals
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Goal IU-2 Wastewater Treatment and Disposal
Residents and businesses in unincorporated areas have safe and sanitary systems for wastewater collection, treatment, and disposal
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Policy IU-2.1 Minimum parcel size
We require new lots smaller than one-half acre to be served by a sewer system. We may require sewer service for larger lot sizes depending on local soil and groundwater conditions, and the County’s Local Area Management Program.
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Policy IU-2.2 User fees
For wastewater systems operated by County Special Districts, we establish user fees that cover operation and maintenance costs and set aside adequate reserves for capital upgrades and improvements.
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Policy IU-2.3 Shared wastewater facilities for recycled water
We encourage an expansion of recycled water agreements between wastewater entities to share and/or create connections between wastewater systems to expand the use of recycled water.
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Policy NR-2.4 Wastewater discharge
We apply federal and state water quality standards for wastewater discharge requirements in the review of development proposals that relate to type, location, and size of the proposed project in order to safeguard public health and shared water resources.
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Policy HZ-1.7 Underground utilities
We require that underground utilities be designed to withstand seismic forces, accommodate ground settlement, and hardened to fire risk.
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FOCUS STATEMENT C - Facilitate the provision of sewer infrastructure and sewage treatment capacity to accommodate additional residential and business development in areas of Bloomington planned for more intense development.
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FOCUS STATEMENT C - Improve public safety, health and welfare within the community.
Action Statement C.3
Advocate for improved water quality and sewage infrastructure throughout the community, resulting in less groundwater pollution and water quality issues within local waterways.
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FOCUS STATEMENT A - Maintain the rural mountain feel, small population and peaceful community.
Action Statement A.2
Advocate with the County to utilize sewer and water access availability when considering future development.
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FOCUS STATEMENT D - Improve Lucerne Valley’s water and sewer infrastructure with a focus on the community’s sustainability
Action Statement D.5
Coordinate with the County to centralize a refuse transfer station, sewage treatment plant, bio-solid energy plant, and electrical substation at Tamarisk Flats.
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