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2035 General Plan

At the end of the regularly scheduled Council meeting this on December 11, 2007, the City Council held its fifth and final session to conclude the Public Hearing for the 2035 General Plan. The Council approved the 2035 General Plan, Infrastructure Studies Project, Bicycle Master Plan, and Final Environmental Impact Report (EIR) with a vote of 6 to 1.
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What is a General Plan?

A General Plan is required by the state to guide city growth, land use, infrastructure and planning for city services. Stockton's planning area boundaries generally extend to Armstrong Road and Live Oak Road on the north; Jack Tone Road on the east; Roth Road on the south; and the San Joaquin River, Burns Cutoff, Stockton Deep Water Channel, Fourteen Mile Slough, and Bishop Cut on the west. Residents have expressed a desire to plan the City as a series of distinctive neighborhoods and villages and to revitalize districts and corridors.

2035 General Plan Documents (pdf)

Most documents listed are large PDF documents. You can download the latest version of Acrobat Reader here.

If you have problems downloading any of the documents, please contact the Webmaster at webmaster@ci.stockton.ca.us, (209) 937-8848.

2035 General Plan Land Use Diagram Posted 12/09/2008 (2.78mb)
Background Report FINAL (85 mb, 725 pgs)
Goals and Policies Report FINAL (12. 8mb, 247 pgs)
Final Environmental Impact Report (FEIR4-05) (385mb, 822 pgs)
Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR4-05) (27.2mb, 1061pgs)
Findings and Statement of Overriding Considerations (28.4mb, 230pgs)
Bicycle Master Plan (37.8mb, 99 pgs)

Questions? Contact Planning Manager David Stagnaro, AICP, (209) 937-8598.