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| Proposed
Project With Community Input |
| Concern |
Before |
Now |
| Home
sites |
37 |
29 |
| Lakes/Ponds |
2 |
1 |
| Water
Source |
Well |
Reclaimed |
| Equestrian
Center |
None |
Approx
7 acres |
| Equestrian
Trails |
None |
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In and around project.
> Public equine resting/watering hole |
| Lot
Size |
Three
acres including part of lake. |
Three
acres not including lake. (4 acres if you
include the lake)
Lot lines now stop at the lakes edge creating more open
space and larger useable residential/agricultural lots |
| Help
the Community |
Maintain
rural character with large lots and enhance surrounding
property values with quality homes. |
>Help
eliminate Ramona Water District Spray fields
by using reclaimed water.
>Maintain rural character of the Valley with large
lots (no international airport).
>Maintain and enhance surrounding property values with
quality homes.
>Create 63.4 acres of permanent open spaces (County
requires 57.5 acres)
>Lake useful for fire protection. |
Rural
Community Character
- Almost
seven acre Equestrian Center including: Hot walk, hay barn,
stable, riding arena*
- Equestrian
trails in and around the property with public watering hole*

- Underground
Utilities*
- Mature
trees to be preserved* (we have over 50 old growth Eucalyptus
Tress)
- Landscape
Plan includes over 200 new trees (native species) to be
planted*
- 3
acre minimum size lots*
- Hike
and Bike path*
- Barns
will be encouraged, large animals permitted*
- 63.4
acres open space.*
- Open
space connectivity to neighboring properties*
- Rock
outcropping to be maintained*
- Home
sites with small vineyards or orchards will be encouraged*
- Home
sites to be certified by the National Wildlife Federation.
- 100
year floodplain to be preserved*
- Dual
water system installed* (both reclaimed and potable water
systems)
- Architectural
style of homes required to fit exactly with surrounding
community *
- Asterisk
represents items directly from the Ramona Community Plan
Recommendations
Lot
size and Density
- Zoning
allows one dwelling unit per four acres.
- 147
acres / 4 acres = 36.75
- Total
allowable home sites 37.
- Proposed
development has 29 three-acre home sites
- Effective
density of one dwelling unit per 5.08 acres.
- County
requires 57.5 acres open Space
- Esquilago
to provide 63.4 acres of open space.
- All
Biological sensitive areas preserved in permanent
open space easements
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