East Tuolumne Master Plan
East Tuolumne Master Plan - 2005
The East Tuolumne Master Plan, initially adopted in 2005, encompasses approximately 100 acres of land designated in the Turlock General Plan for very low density residential uses (up to three dwelling units per acre) along East Tuolumne Road between North Quincy and North Waring Roads. The East Tuolumne Master Plan is an implementing tool of the Turlock General Plan that is intended to provide a more thorough analysis of the project area to assess land use, circulation, infrastructure and financing issues prior to annexation and development.In addition, the intent of the Master Plan is to provide a smooth transition between the more dense residential development to the west and the more rural / agricultural properties located east within the County's jurisdiction, as well as establish a distinct eastern edge for the City. Through the establishment of development standards and design guidelines, the Master Plan will provide the framework to create attractive residential neighborhoods along the City's eastern edge that are rural in character, yet cohesive in design. Individual residential lots will be characterized by large estate homes, a variety of lot widths, traditional architectural styles, large setbacks and open fencing.
East Tuolumne Master Plan Amendment - 2014
In 2014, a private application was made to update the East Tuolumne Master Plan to re-designate 3007 E. Tuolumne Road, Stanislaus County APN 073-013-004, and 2707 E. Tuolumne Road, Stanislaus County APN 073-013-003 from Very Low Density Residential (VLDR) to Low Density Residential (RL). This re-designation will allow these two properties to develop at 3 to 4 units to the acre instead of .2 – 3 units to the acre. All other properties in the Master Plan will remain Very Low Density Residential. This re-designation will allow for an increase from an estimated 200 lots to approx. 278 lots at Master Plan build out. The Master Plan area falls within the City limits. The updated Master Plan was adopted on December 9, 2014.East Tuolumne Master Plan (2014)
Addendum to the Mitigated Negative Declaration East Tuolumne Master Plan (ETMP)