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Land Uses (Related Policy
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Housing (1,3,4,5,11,13,14,16) |
Diversity of housing type: |
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Market Rate Housing ·
Senior Housing ·
Mixed Use ·
Affordable ·
Family ·
Workforce ·
Middle-Income ·
Artist Live-Work ·
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Location of new residential development: |
· Downtown · Transit
Corridor · Transit
Center/Station · LMSD · Distributed
throughout City · · · · |
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Amount of new housing |
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Improve Jobs/Housing Balance ·
SCAG Forecast ·
No Net Migration ·
Low Net Migration ·
High Net Migration ·
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Commercial: Local Serving (6,7,8,10,13,14,16) |
Diversity of retail and service uses |
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Encourage and retain small
businesses ·
Neighborhood services ·
Sustainable industries ·
Affordable retail ·
Affordable dining ·
Grocery stores ·
Home improvement ·
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Location |
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Mixed use neighborhoods ·
Walkable
distance from neighborhoods and business centers ·
Locate within existing residential
neighborhoods (i.e.; neighborhood market) ·
Focus in or around existing
neighborhood commercial areas ·
Strengthen and better define
existing neighborhood commercial areas ·
Introduce new neighborhood
commercial areas ·
Encourage citywide services
(affordable retail, home improvement) in central locations ·
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Amount |
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Maintain status quo ·
Match projected housing ·
Match daily visitor population
needs ·
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Commercial: Visitor Serving (1,2,9,11,13,14,16) |
Diversity of visitor serving uses |
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Visitor Accommodations ·
Entertainment ·
Restaurant · Regional
shopping (retail stores, automobile dealerships, etc.) ·
Recreation ·
Cultural Uses ·
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Location |
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in or around existing centers (beach, downtown, promenade, bergamot station,
etc.) · Introduce
new areas (i.e.; hotels downtown, near hospitals, near office district, etc.) · |
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Amount |
· Deemphasize
visitor serving uses ·
Maintain existing mix · Strategic
enhancement and expansion into other areas of the city · |
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Industrial (5,9,13,14,16) |
Diversity of uses |
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Promote sustainable industry ·
Production and entertainment uses ·
Small business and light industry ·
Building supply yards ·
Manufacturing ·
Local serving micro-enterprises ·
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Location |
· Promote
within LMSD & M1 areas ·
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Amount |
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Phase out ·
Preserve ·
Encourage ·
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Office (7,8,9,11,13,14,16) |
Diversity |
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Size ·
Scale ·
Focus on specific industries ·
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Location |
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Downtown ·
Commercial Corridors ·
Home Offices ·
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Amount |
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Maintain existing levels ·
Modest expansion to support other
industries and commercial activities ·
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Medical (1,9,11,14,16) |
Diversity |
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Hospitals ·
Medical outpatient facilities ·
Offices ·
Nursing, convalescent home ·
Adult day care ·
Research ·
Family lodging opportunities ·
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Location |
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Near hospital areas ·
Discrete locations throughout the
city (adult day care) ·
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Amount |
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Relate to community needs ·
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Educational (1,4,11,14,15,16) |
Diversity |
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Public school ·
Private schools ·
Colleges ·
Life long learning ·
Early Childhood and development ·
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Location |
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Near residential ·
Near employment ·
Near transit ·
Near public facilities ·
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Amount |
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Relate to community needs ·
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Advancing Goals of other General Plan Elements,
City Programs and Policies (15) |
Housing, Open Space, Historic Preservation,
Safety, Noise, Conservation, Sustainable City Goals, Child Care Master Plan,
Active Living |
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