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Loomis Planning Commission finds five-year CIP in conformance with General Plan, directs staff to file CEQA notice of exemption
Summary
After a staff presentation, the commission voted unanimously to find the town's five-year Capital Improvements Program (CIP) categorically exempt from CEQA and in conformance with the General Plan; staff described funded projects, grant pursuits (including a reported $5 million earmark) and a mix of funded and planned work.
The Loomis Planning Commission unanimously found that the town's proposed five-year Capital Improvements Program (CIP) conforms with the Loomis General Plan and directed staff to prepare and file a notice of exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).
Merrill Buck, who presented the CIP to the commission, said the commission's role is not to approve the CIP budget but to determine whether the projects listed conform with the General Plan. "We're asked to do today is to not approve the CIP because the council already did that. What the planning commission is being asked to do is to make sure that the projects conform with the general plan," Buck said. He walked commissioners through near-term, funded projects (the first two years…
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