The Downtown Community Plan Public Meeting is
being held at 6 p.m. tonight in Patterson Hall at First
Congregational Church, 241 Cedar Ave.
The city has been seeking community input on the plan, a more than 90-page document outlining standards for zoning, development and design for areas bordering Golden Avenue, Alamitos Avenue, 10th Street and Ocean Boulevard.
The plan will need the approvals of the Planning Commission, the Redevelopment Agency and the City Council, which expects to formally hear the plan in Jan. or Feb.
Check out the Planning Commission's response here.
The city has been seeking community input on the plan, a more than 90-page document outlining standards for zoning, development and design for areas bordering Golden Avenue, Alamitos Avenue, 10th Street and Ocean Boulevard.
The plan will need the approvals of the Planning Commission, the Redevelopment Agency and the City Council, which expects to formally hear the plan in Jan. or Feb.
Check out the Planning Commission's response here.
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The North Pine Neighborhood Alliance's (NPNA) next mtg on Monday, Aug 3 at 7pm at Wokano will focus on the Downtown Community Plan.