We support efficient land use planning that balances economic growth, agriculture, housing, public services, employment, and conservation of the environment, including adequate parks and recreation opportunities.
Issues for Emphasis are adopted by our grassroots members during biennial Conventions at the national, state and regional level. The local League adopts issues for emphasis known as Program Priorities at an annual membership meeting.
BRIEF SUMMARY: The SRV members of the LWVDV support the adoption of a slope density/ridgeline development ordinance for all unincorporated areas of the San Ramon Valley.
BRIEF SUMMARY: The Martinez members of LWVDV support the concept of long-range planning for Martinez and the establishment of policies for implementing those plans.
BRIEF SUMMARY: LWVDV supports a city (or town) Planning Commission that should act as an advisory, informational body concerned mainly with long-range planning and decisions affecting the physical growth of the city/town.
BRIEF SUMMARY: The LWVDV supports controlled growth of local cities and towns with concern for the physical character of the area, including support for specific measures in individual communities.
BRIEF SUMMARY: The LWVDV supports incorporation of separate communities within the San Ramon Valley. The SRV members of the LWVDV favor the incorporation of Alamo.
