General Plan 2025
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The State of California requires every city and county to have a comprehensive General Plan that serves as a constitution for long-term physical development. The General Plan identifies current and future needs in areas such as land use, housing, transportation, public services, environmental quality, and economic viability. The General Plan is also a policy document that embodies the community’s goals and guides decisions about physical development over the long term.
The following General Plan 2025 documents are in pdf format, please download Acrobat Reader if you are unable to view the documents. Adobe Acrobat Reader Download
The current General Plan 2025 was adopted on May 19, 2008 and took effect on June 18, 2008.
Other documents related to the General Plan 2025:Implementation Plan and Mitigation Monitoring Program Fiscal Impacts of General Plan 2025 Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan
General Plan 2025 Exhibits
Figure 1-1 Land Use
Figure 2-1 Planning Subareas
Figure 3-1 Historic Districts
Figure 5-1 Street Classifications
Figure 5-2 Bicycle Facilities
Figure 6-1 Parks and Open Space
Figure 7-1 Public Facilities
Figure 7-2 School Districts
Figure 8-1 Flood Foundary
Figure 8-2 Flood Depth
Figure 10-1 Noise Contours
Figure i-1 Evolution of Urban Form
Figure i-3 Planning Boundaries
Figure i-4 Specific and Area Plan
General Plan DEIR Revised DEIR - Greenhouse Gas
GP 2025 DEIR Exhibits
Figure 2-2-1 Regional Location
Figure 2-2-2 Boundaries
Figure 2-4-1 Land Use
Figure 3-1-1 ELU 2005
Figure 3-1-2 Planning Sub Areas
Figure 3-11-1 Viewshed
Figure 3-12-1 Historic Districts
Figure 3-2-1 Study Intersections
Figure 3-2-2 Transit
Figure 3-2-3 Bike Routes
Figure 3-2-4 Transp IMP
Figure 3-2-5 Existing Lane Config
Figure 3-2-6 Existing Peak Volumes
Figure 3-2-7 Future Lane Config
Figure 3-2-8 Future Peak Volumes
Figure 3-3-1 Parks
Figure 3-4-1 School Districts
Figure 3-4-2 Fire Response Radii
Figure 3-6-3-100yr Existing MHHW Exhibit
Figure 3-6-4-100yr Buildout MHHW Exhibit
Figure 3-7-1 Regional Geology
Figure 3-7-2 Local Geology
Figure 3-7-3 Farmland and Soils
Figure 3-7-4 Ground Shaking
Figure 3-7-5 Geologic Hazards
Figure 3-8-1 Sensitive Species
Figure 3-9-1 Roadway Noise Contours
Figure 3-9-2 Airport Noise Contours
Figure 3-9-3 LU Noise Compatibility
Figure 3-9-4 Future Roadway Noise Contours
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