Preface

No development should occur that would exceed the capacity of existing systems for power and water supply, waste water collection and treatment, solid waste disposal and resource recovery, or transportation unless such systems are planned for expansion with adequate financing and pollution controls.

Support for the following:

1. Mixed-use development in Santa Monica. (commercial, residential and recreational uses combined in a planned unit).
2. Increased low and moderate-income housing.
3. Zoning that encourages neighborhood-oriented business bordering residentially zoned areas.
4. Zoning that encourages pedestrian traffic and public transportation in the central business district.
5. Limited growth in Santa Monica by more stringent zoning regulations, without eliminating the opportunity for low and moderate-income housing.
6. City planning based on Environmental Impact Reports.
7. Planning and implementation for proper, adequate public transportation.
8. Buffer zones.
9. Increased open space for recreation, including increased land for parks and play lots.

Opposition to the following:

1. Spot zoning.
2. Building on the beach front except for limited recreational facilities.