The General Plan is often called the blueprint for the future growth and development of a city. San José’s current General Plan was adopted in 1994 and guides the City’s day-to-day decision-making for land use and City services. While the strategies in the Plan serve as a consistent and stable framework, San José’s dynamic landscape continues to grow and evolve. It is once again time to consider our present and look ahead to our future by updating our General Plan...
Click here to view a six minute video created by the Planning Division to explain the General Plan Update process.
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Land Use Study Scenario Selection
On June 16, 2009 the
City Council accepted the Task Force and staff recommendations on
where to locate jobs and housing growth capacity in the four Land
Use Study Scenarios, including recommendations on the Coyote Valley
Urban Reserve, the South Almaden Valley Urban Reserves and the Evergreen
Campus Industrial properties. The Council Agenda for June 16th can
be viewed on-line at http://www.sanjoseca.gov/clerk/agenda.asp
To view
the staff report to City Council and the staff report attachments,
click on the links below:
Staff
Report to City Council
Staff
Report Attachment
To view a map of
the Planned and Identified Growth Areas, click on the following
link:
Planned
and Identified Growth Areas Map
To view tables that
provide the geographic distribution of jobs and housing by Growth
Area for each of the Land Use Study Scenarios, click on the following
links:
Scenario
SJ2020 Scenario
K Scenario
E Scenario
C Scenario
J
To view
a chart that illustrates the amount of new jobs and dwelling units
for each of the Study Scenarios relative to existing jobs and dwelling
units, click on the following link:
Study
Scenarios Chart
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