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COMMUNITY PLANNING Open Space and Conservation Element
February 28, 2009 Community Fair
The City of Pasadena is undertaking an effort to update the Open Space and Conservation Elements of the General Plan.
Cal Poly Student
Reports
Groups of graduate students in the Cal Poly Pomona Urban and Regional Planning Graduate Studio (URP 642) under the direction of Dr. Juliana Delgado studied two potential open space sites in East Pasadena in Winter and Spring 2009 quarters. Their final written reports and PowerPoint presentations are available here:
General Information
California State Law requires every city and county to have a comprehensive, long-term General Plan. Seven required chapters or elements must be part of a General Plan and optional elements are allowed. Elements can be combined or grouped in many different ways as long as the required issues are addressed. (Required elements are: Land Use, Circulation or Mobility, Housing, Open Space, Conservation, Noise, and Safety.) Pasadena’s current Open Space and Conservation Elements are undergoing revisions to meet state requirements, and to meet directives established by the City Council and community groups. This update will complement the existing Green Space, Recreation and Parks Element (Approved in 2007).
Open Space and Conservation Committee
Meeting Agendas,
The City Council has convened a committee to oversee the creation of this Element. The committee is comprised of the following members:
For further information on Open Space and Conservation issues please see the links below.
We want to hear from you! Please submit any additional feedback you have regarding the OPEN SPACE AND CONSERVATION ELEMENT. You may also use this form to comment on the draft guidelines or any documents posted on this site.
If you have any questions about the Open Space and Conservation Element, please contact:
175 N. Garfield Ave Pasadena, CA 91109 Phone: (626) 744-6767 E-Mail: ldahl@cityofpasadena.net
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