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Housing Element Update
Published May 14, 2010
Each city and county in California is required to adopt a comprehensive, long-term general plan for its physical development. The housing element is one of the seven mandated elements of the local general plan. Housing element law requires the City of Vacaville to plan to meet the existing and projected housing needs of all economic segments of the community. The Vacaville City Council adopted the City's Housing Element on April 27, 2010.
To view the adopted General Plan Housing Element, click here.
EWWTP Tertiary Project Final Environmental Impact Report
Published April 5, 2010
The City of Vacaville is intending to construct a number of improvements at the City’s Easterly Wastewater Treatment Plant (EWWTP) necessary to respond to regulatory and permit requirements, including compliance with numerical ammonia limits, nitrate limits, elimination of blending and dry weather filtration / Title 22 reclamation. The City has prepared a final EIR for the project.
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on April 20, 2010 at 7:00 PM in the City Council Chambers, City Hall, to consider action on the certification of the Final EIR and Use Permit for the Tertiary Treatment Project.
The Final EIR is available for review on the City's web site under the Public Works Wastewater section of the City's website and is also available at the City offices at 650 Merchant Street, Vacaville, CA, 95688. The document may also be reviewed in the reference department at either one of the two Vacaville Public Libraries.
For questions regarding the EIR and Use Permit process please contact:
Fred Buderi, City Planner
Community Development Department
(707) 449-5140
Alamo Creek and Ulatis Creek Detention Basins Project
Published February 8, 2010
The Notice of Preparation & Notice of Scoping Meeting for the Alamo Creek and Ulatis Creek Detention Basins Project is now available. Please find it under the Public Works Section of the City's website under "Flood Control" and then "Detention Basin Projects." Swimming Pool Safety Act Update
Published October 15, 2008
Earlier this year, a change to an existing law went into effect in California regarding the safety and security of a variety of swimming pools and spas located in private homes.
The Swimming Pool Safety Act requires that an anti-entrapment cover be installed at all pool and spa drains any time a pool or spa remodel building permit is issued.
As a result, the City of Vacaville is adding an anti-entrapment inspection requirement to pool and spa remodel permits. Prior to approving the final inspection of a pool or spa remodel permit a City inspector must verify that an anti-entrapment device is installed in an existing pool, spa, or toddler pool within the property boundaries for the address shown on the pool or spa remodel permit.
More Information Swimming Pool Inspection - Single Family Home Building Permits
Published February 9, 2008
The City of Vacaville is adding a swimming pool anti-entrapment inspection requirement to single family home building permits. Prior to approving the final inspection of a home remodel permit a City inspector must verify that an anti-entrapment device is installed in an existing pool, spa, or toddler pool within the property boundaries for the address shown on the remodel permit.
More information
For more information on this new requirement, contact the City of Vacaville Building Inspection Department at (707) 449-5152.
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