Key Concepts of the General Plan

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Key Concepts of the General Plan

General Plan Purpose Vision for City s future Standards for City Services Land Use Plan

General Plan Purpose San Jose is creating its Blueprint for the Future to become a great city in which to live, work, play, learn, and visit

Envision San Jose 2040 Plan Concepts 10 Key Concepts of the Envision Plan Community Based Planning Regional Employment Center Fiscally Strong City Focused Growth Urban Villages, Corridors and Regional Transit Hubs Complete Streets, Grand Boulevards and Main Streets Destination Downtown Greenline / Urban Growth Boundary Environmental Stewardship Design for a Healthy Community

Concept: Community Based Planning 49 Task Force meetings 7 community meetings and workshops Over 4,500 on-line participants

Concept: Community Based Planning Community Identified Planning Priorities Strong Identity Commercial Corridors Neighborhood Urban "Villages" Local Roadway Congestion Regional Roadway Congestion Fiscal Stability Transit Ridership Housing Availability Environmental Leadership Impacts Economic Development 7.4 7.5 10.4 5.8 5.8 10.8 6.1 13 15.2 17.8 0 5 10 15 20 Relative Importance to Community

Concept: Regional Employment Center Existing (Jobs & DU) 369,000 Jobs 312,000 DU Planned Capacity (Jobs & DU) 839,000 Jobs 429,000 DU 709,000 Jobs 625,000 Jobs 470,000 DU 391,000 DU 1,413,000 Jobs 854,000 DU San Jose 2010 SJ 2020 General Plan Envision 2040 Plan Capacity ABAG 2035 San Jose Projection ABAG 2035 SC County Projection

Concept: Regional Employment Center Intensify existing employment lands Create transit-oriented employment centers Enhance and expand commercial activity Add employment lands in Alviso

Concept: Regional Employment Center Light rail corridor - existing

Concept: Regional Employment Center Light rail corridor Intensification photo simulation

Concept: Fiscally Sustainable City City Operations & Service Delivery Cultivate Resources Land Use Framework

Concept: Focused Growth Support Planned Growth: 120,000 Housing Units 470,000 Jobs Grow in identified areas: - Downtown - North San Jose - Employment Lands - Specific Plan Areas - Transit Station Villages - Transit Corridors - Commercial Centers - Neighborhood Villages

Concept: Focused Growth Strengthen UGB Transit-oriented and walkable Build complete communities Minimize fiscal and environmental costs Preserve existing neighborhoods

Concept: Villages, Corridors & Hubs Transit Villages (Light Rail) Neighborhood Villages Corridors (BRT) Commercial Centers Transit Hubs (BART, Caltrain)

Concept: Urban Villages Existing underutilized shopping center site

Concept: Urban Villages Proposed Village Mixed-use development - Phase I

Concept: Urban Villages Proposed Village Mixed-use development - Phase 2

Concept: Streetscapes for People Complete Streets Grand Boulevards Main Streets

Concept: Destination Downtown Key Employment and Housing District Cultural and Symbolic Center

Concept: Maintain Greenline Protect open space Preserve sensitive watershed / habitat areas Preserve & restore riparian corridors within Greenline Limit Urban Service Area

Concept: Environmental Stewardship Continue Smart Growth Strategy Implement City s Green Vision (Goal #7) Measure and Report Plan Performance

Concept: Environmental Stewardship Reduce vehicle miles traveled by 40% by 2040 Reduce per capita energy consumption by at least 50% by 2022 Receive 100% of electrical power from clean renewable sources by 2022 Facilitate the installation of at least 100,000 solar roofs by 2022 and at least 200,000 solar roofs by 2040 Reduce daily water use by 50 Million gallons by 2040. Divert 100% of waste from landfills by 2022

Concept: Design for Healthy Community Promote walking and bicycling Encourage access to healthy foods Support health care and safety services

Land Use / Transportation Diagram More flexibility for employment uses More mixed use Designate growth areas Preserve non-growth areas Village Overlay Areas

Growth Phasing / Periodic Review Horizon Objectives (Goals) Council / Community checkin at the end of each Horizon Land Use Diagram changes by Horizon Strategically focus growth to align with infrastructure planning Village Plans pre-development community engagement Meet regional housing obligation

Envision San Jose 2040 Visionary Strategies - Villages and Corridors - Regional Job Center - Focused Growth Areas - Measurable Sustainability - Periodic Review Based on Community Values - Economic Development - Fiscal Sustainability - Environmental Leadership - Transit Ridership - Urban Villages

Schedule Fall 2010: Draft General Plan document for public review and comment. Spring 2011: Draft Environmental Impact Report for public review and comment. Fall 2011: City Council consideration of General Plan Update. www.envisionsj2040.org Facebook: Envision San Jose 2040

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