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The following maps were generated in 2020 to establish the current conditions in Petaluma and have played a key role in creating the General Plan Update.
Base Map
Regional Context
General Plan Land Use
Zoning
Planning Boundaries
General Plan 2008 Planning Sub Areas
Area Plans
Population Density by Census Block Group
Population Density by Units per Parcel
Ethnicity
Language Spoken
Median Population Age
Income per Capita
Educational Attainment
Commute Time to Work
CalEnviroScreen
Urban Displacement Project Typology
Major Employers
Historical Landmarks and Districts
Schools and School Districts
Safe Routes to School
Public Facilities and Properties
Parks and Open Space
Parks and Open Space Access
Regional Trails
Multi-Use Facilities
Street Class
Public Transit
Noise Contours
Airport
Creeks
Preliminary Sea Level Rise 2 feet citywide, data from Adapting to Rising Tides. City is working to identify best practices for Sea Level Rise mapping.
Preliminary Sea Level Rise 2 feet downtown, projected high level mark by 2050 data from Adapting to Rising Tides. City is working to identify best practices for Sea Level Rise mapping.
Preliminary Sea Level Rise 4 feet citywide, data from Adapting to Rising Tides. City is working to identify best practices for Sea Level Rise mapping.
Urban Greening priority areas exist where there are overlapping layers of higher daytime population density, greater land surface temperature, air pollution exposure, lack of urban tree canopy, and high degree of imperviousness
Topography
Prime Agricultural Land and Farmland
Historical Ecology
Major Habitats
Priority Habitats
Wildlife Corridors
Occurrences of Sensitive Species
Endangered and Threatened Species
Wildland Urban Interface Fire Risk
Wildfire Hazards and Responsibility Areas
Ground Shaking Intensity
Geologic Hazards
Ground Pollution Sites