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COMMUNITY PLANNING 2009 Land Use Element
The Land Use Element is built on Seven Guiding Principles, which were introduced in the 1994 revision. The Seven Principles all work together to guide policy in the city. They are:
The Land Use Element follows the Seven Guiding Principles with more detailed objectives and policies, as well as procedures and programs. It considers the potential for long-term change in certain areas of the city, especially the specific plan areas that were identified in the 1994 Element. It respects Pasadena’s importance to the future of the region as well as the value of its past.
You will have many opportunities to join in the discussion about this update of the Land Use and Mobility Elements. The first opportunity is the comment form below. Please send your comments.
Let us know whether you believe the Seven Guiding Principles provide the balance we need for the city or you think another principle or more should be added. Tell us what opportunities you believe are most important for public participation. And, of course, feel free to make any comments you want us to know about.
This section will include information about future events.
This section will include documents for comment when they become available.
References:
We want to hear from you! Please send us any comments you have regarding the 2009 Land Use element. You may also use this form to comment on the draft guidelines or any documents posted on this site.
Contact Information: Bill Trimble Email: btrimble@cityofpasadena.net Phone: 626-744-6774 Mailing address: 175 North Garfield Avenue, Pasadena, CA 91101
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For
many of Pasadena’s residents, the General Plan means first of all
the Land Use Element. It is one of the seven elements, or chapters,
that are required by state law for a comprehensive, long-term
general plan. It guides City decisions about future growth and
change, both where and how. During 2009, Pasadena will prepare
another five-year update of the major revision that was adopted in
1994. An update of the Mobility Element will accompany it.