Summary
The city's first comprehensive plan update since 2005 is nearly done. It projects about 36,000 new homes and 60,000 jobs over 25 years, simplifies zoning categories, and adds an environmental justice element. Public review starts around June 1; adoption hearings are expected in the fall.
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Last discussed May 20, 2026.
Impact analysis
The update has cost about $4.7 million total, including $3 million in state funding from Assemblymember James Ramos.
Residents, developers, and businesses get a modern roadmap for growth, housing, and downtown revitalization.
Those hoping for last-minute map changes face a tight revision window before the environmental review locks in.
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REUNION DEL ALCALDE Y AYUTAMIENTO - May 20, 2026
The city's first full general plan refresh since 2005 is nearly done: consolidated land-use zones, three new mixed-use designations, 40 miles of new bike lanes, a new environmental justice chapter, and a housing obligation of about 8,000 units. Public draft June 1; adoption expected November 2026.
CLOSED SESSION AND REGULAR MEETING OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL - May 20, 2026
The city's first comprehensive plan update since 2005 is nearly done. It projects about 36,000 new homes and 60,000 jobs over 25 years, simplifies zoning categories, and adds an environmental justice element. Public review starts around June 1; adoption hearings are expected in the fall.
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