Quick disclaimer: Devina Douglas is a criminal defense attorney, not a land-use, real estate or city planning attorney. Any information on this page is provided simply for ease of reference, and is not intended to be legal guidance. I am providing this information as a resident of the affected area, and in an effort to disseminate information to allow our community to make an informed decision about the proposed development.
In January 2021, the City once again notified the residents of the area that Trumark Homes was seeking city approval to develop yet another overcrowded subdivision within the Dutton meadows area. We were invited to a Public Comment (via Zoom,) on February 10, 2021. During this Town Hall meeting several residents expressed concerns about traffic, overcrowding, and safety issues.
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This website aims to be a collection of information relevant to our fight to Save Dutton Meadows.
If you are interested in being added to our email mailing list, please contact Devina Douglas at Devina@DevinaDouglasLaw.com.
Relevant City Documents
- The original flyer, showing the affected area can be found here.
- The City's website containing the collection of documents relevant to the proposed development can be found here.
- Environmental Impact Reports (EIRs):
- I have been unable to find any relevant Traffic Studies, but here are the results of the February 2019 Traffic counts for portions of road which affect us residents:
- Roseland Area/Sebastopol Road Specific Plan and Roseland Area Annexation Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program.
- 2016 Roseland area Masterplan.
- Santa Rosa City Code.
- The original flyer, showing the affected area can be found here.
- The City's website containing the collection of documents relevant to the proposed development can be found here.
- Environmental Impact Reports (EIRs):
- May 2005 Dutton Meadows Project Final Subsequent Environmental Impact Report.
- Previous reports:
- January 2005 Dutton Meadows Project Draft Subsequent Environmental Impact Report.
- December 2004 Dutton Meadows Project Draft Subsequent Environmental Impact Report.
- Appendices to the Draft EIRS.
- Previous reports:
- I have been unable to find any relevant Traffic Studies, but here are the results of the February 2019 Traffic counts for portions of road which affect us residents:
- Hearn Ave, from Santa Rosa Ave to Corby Ave, showing that between the hours of 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. either the west- or eastbound traffic includes approximately 1000 cars per hour, with the 5 p.m. hour topping out at over 2,200 cars in total.
- Hearn Ave, from Corby Ave to Dowd Ave, showing that in the 7 a.m. and 8 a.m, and all hours between 6-7 p.m. both the west- or eastbound traffic includes over 1000 cars per hour.
- Hearn Ave, from Dowd Ave to Dutton Ave, showing that between the hours of 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. both the west- or eastbound traffic includes over 1000 cars per hour, with both the 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. hours topping out at over 1,600 cars per hour.
- Hearn Ave, from Dutton Ave to Stony Point Ave, showing that between the hours of 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. both the west- or eastbound traffic includes approximately 800-1000 cars per hour, with the 5 p.m. hour topping out at over 1,000 cars in total.
- I don't see evidence that data was collected showing the traffic surrounding the Todd Street/ US 101 on/off ramp. But... Here's the data I could find regarding traffic along Bellevue road:
- From Dutton Meadow to Dutton Ave, showing that during morning evening commute hours between 600-700 cars per hour travel the road.
- From Dutton to Moorland, showing that during morning evening commute hours between 600-800 cars per hour travel the road.
- Roseland Area/Sebastopol Road Specific Plan and Roseland Area Annexation Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program.
- 2016 Roseland area Masterplan.
- Santa Rosa City Code.
Contacts
Adam Ross, Interim Senior Planner, is the Project Manager within the city.
Eddie Alvarez, City Council member for our area.
To email the entire City Council, send a message here: citycouncil@srcity.org.
Adam Ross, Interim Senior Planner, is the Project Manager within the city.
- Phone: 707-543-4705
- Email: aross@srcity.org
Eddie Alvarez, City Council member for our area.
- Email: ealvarez@srcity.org
To email the entire City Council, send a message here: citycouncil@srcity.org.
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