Mendocino County General Plan
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Coastal Element
Adopted by
Mendocino County Board of Supervisors
November 5, 1985
(Revised -- March 28, 1988, February 13,
1989,
January 22, 1990, July 9, 1990, March 11, 1991)
Coastal Commission Certification
November 20, 1985 Archive for this Plan
Contents
USER’S GUIDE
CHAPTER 1 - BACKGROUND
1.1 The Coastal Act
1.2 The Coastal Planning
Process
1.3 Public
Participation
1.4
Relationship Between the Coastal Element and the CountywideGeneral
Plan
1.5
Adoption, Certification and Implementation
CHAPTER 2 - THE LAND USE PLAN
2.1 Organization
2.2
Description of Land Use Plan Map Designations
Home Occupations
Cottage Industries
Nonconforming Uses
Nonconforming Lots
Development Limitations Combining District
Clustering Combining District
Planned Unit Development Combining District
Visitor Accommodations and Services Combining
District
Agriculture Land Use
Classification
Forest Lands Land Use
Classification
Range Lands Land Use
Classification
Open Space Land Use
Classification
Rural Residential Land Use
Classification
Remote Residential Land Use
Classification
Suburban Residential Land Use
Classification
Rural Village Land Use
Classification
Fishing Village Land Use
Classification
Commercial Land Use
Classification
Industrial Land Use
Classification
Public and Semi-Public Facilities
Land Use Classification
Shoreline
Access/Circulation
Natural
Environment
Boundaries
CHAPTER 3 - THE LAND USE PLAN: RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT ISSUES AND
POLICIES
CHAPTER 4 - LAND USE PLAN: DESCRIPTIONS AND POLICIES FOR THIRTEEN PLANNING
AREAS
4.1 Humboldt County Line to Rockport Planning
Area
4.2 Rockport to Little Valley Road Planning
Area
4.3 Little Valley Road to Fort Bragg Planning
Area
4.4 Fort Bragg City Limit to Hare Creek
Planning Area
4.5 Hare Creek to Jug Handle Creek
Planning Area
4.6 Jug Handle Creek to Russian Gulch
Planning Area
4.7 Russian Gulch to Van Damme State
Park Planning Area
4.8 Van Damme State Park to Dark
Gulch Planning Area
4.9 Dark Gulch to Navarro River
Planning Area
4.10 Navarro River to Mallo Pass
Creek Planning Area
4.11 Mallo Pass Creek to
Iversen Road Planning Area
4.12 Iversen Road to
Sonoma County Line Planning Area
4.13 Mendocino Town Plan
APPENDICES
- Mapping Methodology
- CAC Questionnaire Results
- Geotechnical Evaluation Requirements
- Bibliography
- Community Water Supply & Sewage Disposal System
- County of Mendocino Division of Environmental Health Land
Division Requirements (1/1/82)
- Chapter 22.12 - Native American Archaeological Sites
- California Coastal Commission Statewide
InterpretiveGuidelines (5/5/81) - Appendix D
- Timberland Preserve Zoning Ordinance No. 3335
- List of Existing Private Visitor Accommodations in
theCoastal Zone of Mendocino County (8/82)
- The Agricultural Preserve Ordinance
- Deleted
- Summary of Designated Coastal Access Points
GLOSSARY
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| TABLES |
| Table
1.4-1 |
Correspondence Among General Plan Elements
and Coastal Act Policies |
| Table
2.1-1 |
Citizens Advisory Committees, Map Areas
and Planning Areas |
| Table
3.7-1 |
Existing State Park Facilities and
Potential Development Proposed by Department of Parks and Recreation Survey,
1980 |
| Table
3.7-2 |
Tabulation of Existing and Proposed
Visitor Accommodations |
FIGURES |
Figure
1.1-1
Figure 2.1-1 |
Priority of Coastal Uses Established by
Coastal Act
Land Use Map Index |
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