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Fresno SEGA Specific PlanDraft Design Alternatives

City of Fresno and CalthorpeAssociates

May 12, 2008

Source: American Farmland Trust


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Seven SEGAOpportunities

Economic and FiscalSustainability

EnvironmentalSustainability

Transportation Choices Housing Choices Open Space and Green

Infrastructure Community Farming and

Agriculture Complete Neighborhoods

2025 GP / SOI SJV Blueprint /

Metro Rural Loop SEGA Specific Plan Metro Activity

Centers / BRT Plans Form-Based Code /

Reorganized ZoningOrdinance

West, Southwest,and South AreaSpecific Plans

General Plan

Context forFresno


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achieve a SEGA Sustainability/Self

Mitigating Plan Community

Safe Walking toSchools/Shopping

Multi-Purpose TrailsSystem

Accessible OpenSpace and Parks

Housing Options for AllResidents

Convenient & HighQuality Transit

HealthyAgriculture/UrbanInterface

Economic andFiscal

High ValueBusinesses

Balance of Jobs,Housing, andServices

Efficient use of Infrastructure

ReducedHousehold/PerCapita Costs

Leveraged State,Federal, and OtherFunding

Environment

Air QualityImprovements

Water Demand/UseEfficiency

Energy Demand/UseEfficiency

Reduced GreenHouse Gas Emissions

Comply with Stateand FederalRegulations

Self-Mitigating Planwith User FriendlyCEQA


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Draft Design Alternatives

Alternative Description Inside SEGA OutsideSEGA

1 General Plan + Trend Development

City GeneralPlan + AdditionPopulation to

Match SEGAAlts

18,000Households52,000

Population29,000 Jobs

23,000Households67,000

Population5,000 Jobs

2 Land UseAlternative(SEGA only)

Transitsupportive,mixed-usemaster plan(DispersedIndustrial)

41,000Households119,000Population

34,000 Jobs3 Land UseAlternative(SEGA only)

Transit

supportive,mixed-usemaster plan(Industrial S. of

Jensen)

41,000Households119,000Population34,000 Jobs


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SEGA in Context

2050Increment

Fresno County+ 386,000 HH+ 1,011,000Pop

City of Fresno*

+ 261,000 HH* Includes Forecast in SOIExpansion


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Alternative 1General Plan

+

Duplicate GP

+ 7,500 Acres Blueprint StatusQuo + 8,600Acres

Trend+ 18,500 Acres


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Alternative 2 Transit-Supportive LandUse

Dispersed Office

& Industrial

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Office &

Industrial Southof Jensen


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Dispersed Office

& Industrial

Picture2


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Site Area


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Open Space

Corridors


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Transit and

Circulation


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Regional &

CommunityCenters


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Office &

Industrial/R&D


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Neighborhood

Centers


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Rural

Residential


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5 & 10 MinuteWalkRegional &Community

Centers


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5 & 10 MinuteWalkNeighborhoodCenters


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5 & 10 MinuteWalkAll Centers


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How well do design alternativesmeasure up to the challenges andgoals of Fresno and the CentralValley?

Measuring up to the challengeModeling the Impacts of the Alternatives

How do design alternatives compareto business as usual development?


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Transit: within mile of every resident

Mobile Emissions: reduce by 50%

Air Quality: meet standards by 2015 Commute Trips: reduce SOV by 20%

Green House Gas: reduce emissions by

25%

Water Demand: reduce use and increase

recycling

easur ng up o us a na ySEGAs Role in Meeting Fresno 2025

Targets


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Measuring up to SustainabilityLeadership in Addressing Regional Challenges

RegionalSustainabili

ty

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