General Plan Adoption
Petaluma's General Plan 2050 is a comprehensive update to the city's long-range roadmap covering land use, housing, transportation, climate, and community character. The City describes the update as the first since 2008. The process launched around 2020 and involved more than five years of community engagement.1,4,5
On September 14, 2026, the City Council voted 6-1 (Vice Mayor DeCarli voting no) to certify the Final Environmental Impact Report and adopt the General Plan 2050, simultaneously rescinding the General Plan 2025. The Council also amended Exhibit D to change the land use designation of 213 Cinnabar to Maker/Microbusiness. The plan took effect October 14, 2026.2,3
Key steps along the way included state certification of the Housing Element in 2023, City Council approval of the Preferred Citywide Land Use Map in December 2025 (6-1, Resolution No. 2025-167 N.C.S.), and a unanimous Planning Commission recommendation in April 2026 to certify the Final EIR and adopt the plan.6,7,8
Complete project timeline
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General Plan update process launches4
The City kicked off a comprehensive General Plan update, the first since 2008.
General Plan Advisory Committee formed9
A 21-member volunteer General Plan Advisory Committee (GPAC) was appointed to guide the community-driven planning process.
Housing Element adopted6
The state-certified Housing Element covering Petaluma's 2023–2031 housing goals was adopted by the City Council.
City Council appoints five new GPAC members10
The Council voted 5-2 to appoint Lizzie Wallack, Brent Newell, Elda Vasquez-Izaguirre, Kevin Kelly, and Sharon Kirk to fill five vacant GPAC seats (Resolution No. 2023-018 N.C.S.).
GPAC restructured as informal volunteer group11
The Council voted 7-0 to rescind the formal GPAC appointment resolutions (Resolution No. 2023-027 N.C.S.), allowing members to continue meeting voluntarily after COVID-19 emergency teleconferencing rules expired.
Planning Commission study session on General Plan Update12
The Planning Commission received an overview of past, current, and future General Plan Update activities and was invited to submit comments; no formal action was taken.
GPAC reviews land use alternatives and areas-of-discussion map13
The General Plan Advisory Committee received a presentation from Troy Reinhalter and Ron Whitmore of Raimi + Associates summarizing the purpose and foundations of Land Use Alternatives and a working draft map of 'areas of discussion.' The records don't show what the committee decided.
GPAC receives '15-minute city' strategies presentation14
Troy Reinhalter and Ron Whitmore of Raimi + Associates presented strategies to ensure residents can meet most essential needs within a 15-minute walk of their home. The records don't show what the committee decided.
Planning Commission receives draft Land Use Alternatives and Policy Frameworks15
The Planning Commission received a study session presentation on draft policy frameworks and land use alternatives from staff and consultants Raimi + Associates, Fehr & Peers, and Strategic Economics, and provided input with no formal vote.
Planning Commission establishes two ad hoc committees16
The Planning Commission voted 5-0 to establish two ad hoc committees to facilitate review of draft General Plan Update policy frameworks.
City Council receives General Plan Update progress report17
The Council received a presentation covering the Draft Blueprint for Carbon Neutrality, policy frameworks, and land use alternatives, and provided feedback; no vote was taken.
Joint PBAC and Transit Committee receives Draft Transportation Policy Framework18
The joint Pedestrian & Bicycle Advisory and Transit Committee received a presentation on the Draft Transportation Policy Framework and provided feedback; Heather Hines, Ron Whitmore (Raimi + Associates), and Matt Goyne (Fehr and Peers) presented. Committee members requested clearer language, measurable goals, progress metrics for Vision Zero, enforcement policies, and carbon neutrality timelines.
Airport Commission receives Draft Transportation Policy Framework19
The Airport Commission received a presentation on the Draft Transportation (Mobility and Transportation) Policy Framework and provided feedback; according to a later Council staff report, comments were summarized as general themes for consideration in revisions.
Historic & Cultural Preservation Committee receives Draft Historic Resources Policy Framework20
The Historic and Cultural Preservation Committee received a study-session presentation from consultants Ron Whitmore (Raimi and Associates), Hannah Simonson, and Ruth Todd (Page & Turnbull) on the Draft Historic Resources Policy Framework and provided feedback; no decision was made.
Climate Action Commission receives Draft Transportation and Natural Environment Policy Frameworks21
Christina Paul, Ron Whitmore (Raimi + Associates), Kelly Bond and Matt Goyne (Fehr & Peers), and Della Acosta (Rincon Consultants) presented both frameworks; commissioners provided feedback including suggestions on green streets, EV infrastructure, wildlife corridors, and Vision Zero goals. No formal vote was taken.
Recreation, Music & Parks Commission receives draft Natural Environment, Parks, and Public Facilities Policy Frameworks22
Ron Whitmore (Raimi + Associates) and De Acosta (Rincon) presented the frameworks; commissioners requested clearer policy priorities, canopy coverage targets, dedicated maintenance funding, and stronger action items. Staff indicated feedback from commissions and the public through June would inform City Council's policy direction before drafting the initial General Plan.
Planning Commission study session on Safety, Governance, Economic Development, Infrastructure, and Noise frameworks23
Director of Community Development Brian Oh, Ron Whitmore (Raimi and Associates), and Della Costa (Rincon Consultants) presented; the commission provided nonbinding comments and no formal action was taken.
Public Art Committee receives Draft Arts, Culture, and Creativity Policy Framework24
Special Projects Manager Heather Hines and Raimi and Associates (Ron Whitmore and David Plettner) presented the framework; the committee received the presentation and discussed it with no formal action taken.
Planning Commission study session on Health, Equity, Natural Environment, and Flood Resilience frameworks25
Heather Hines, Ron Whitmore (Raimi and Associates), and Sebastian Bertch (Sherwood Design Engineers) presented; commissioners Racusen and Hooper provided ad hoc comments. No action was taken.
Planning Commission study session on Transportation, Parks, and Arts frameworks26
Heather Hines, Ron Whitmore, David Plettner-Saunders, and Megan McNulty (Raimi and Associates), and Kelly Bond (Fehr & Peers) presented; commissioners Mozes and Chair Hooper presented ad hoc committee comments. No vote was taken.
Council orders Urban Growth Boundary ballot measure27
The Council voted 6-0 to place a measure on the November 2024 ballot to extend the Urban Growth Boundary through 2050 and make conforming amendments to the General Plan 2025 (Resolution No. 2024-081 N.C.S.).
Planning Commission study session on Historic Resources, Public Facilities, and Flood Resiliency frameworks28
Heather Hines and Ron Whitmore (Raimi and Associates) introduced the session; Hannah Simonson (Page and Turnbull) presented the Historic Resources Framework, noting Petaluma has nearly 40% of properties age-eligible as potential historic resources. The records don't show what the commission decided.
GPAC reviews draft land use policies and community engagement approach29
Staff presented draft land use policies for the General Plan Update and explained how the community would be engaged; the committee reviewed the framework before it went out for public comment. The records don't show what the committee decided.
GPAC reviews Public Draft Land Use Policy Framework30
The General Plan Advisory Committee reviewed the Public Draft Land Use Policy Framework, heard a staff presentation on strategies for achieving community priorities, and discussed key policy questions. The records don't show what the committee decided.
Planning Commission receives introduction to Draft Land Use Policy Framework31
Heather Hines and Ron Whitmore (Raimi and Associates) presented the Draft Land Use Policy Framework; the commission received the presentation with no action taken, in preparation for a study session on September 10, 2024.
City Council reviews draft policy frameworks and community feedback32
The Council received presentations on all draft policy frameworks along with over 2,000 community comments and provided input to guide development of the Draft General Plan; no vote was taken.
Planning Commission study session on Draft Land Use Framework33
The Planning Commission held a study session on the Draft Land Use Framework — the last of 14 policy frameworks for the General Plan Update, released for public review on August 22, 2024 — and provided nonbinding comments; no action was taken. Ron Whitmore (Raimi and Associates) identified four key feedback areas, and staff described a public engagement plan including 10 popup events, two community workshops, and focus groups in equity priority areas, with a goal of City Council review in December 2025.
City Council reviews Draft Land Use Policy Framework34
The Council received a presentation on community engagement results and the Draft Land Use Policy Framework and held discussion; no formal action was taken.
City Council workshop on land use alternatives (partial)35
The Council reviewed proposed land use designations and alternatives for several areas and conducted straw polls, but the item was continued to a future meeting due to the late hour.
City Council third workshop on land use designations36
The Council received staff presentation on remaining Areas of Change, Land Use Designations, and Land Use Alternatives across three segments with public comment, and provided direction to inform development of a preferred land use map; no formal vote was taken.
GPAC reviews preferred Citywide Land Use Map37
According to a later Council staff report, the GPAC received a presentation on the preferred Citywide Land Use Map and Land Use Designations; a majority of GPAC members provided recommendations forwarded to City Council.
Planning Commission receives preferred Land Use Map presentation38
The Planning Commission received an informational presentation on the Preferred Citywide Land Use Map and associated Land Use Designation Standards; commissioners asked questions and no vote was taken.
City Council approves Preferred Citywide Land Use Map7
The Council voted 6-1 (Councilmember DeCarli dissenting) to approve the Preferred Citywide Land Use Map and associated Land Use Designation Standards with multiple amendments, including reintroduction of the Station Mixed Use designation and a policy prohibiting 100% standalone residential on Town Center and Neighborhood Center sites (Resolution No. 2025-167 N.C.S.).
Draft General Plan published5
The full Draft General Plan was released for public review after more than five years and over 140 community engagement events.
Planning Commission recommends adoption8
According to a later Council staff report, the Planning Commission voted unanimously 7-0 to recommend that the City Council direct preparation of a Final EIR (Resolution No. 2026-04) and, upon its certification, adopt the General Plan and rescind the General Plan 2025 (Resolution No. 2026-05).
City Council public hearing — public comment period closes39
A City Council public hearing is planned for this date, at which the public comment period closes. The records don't say whether this hearing took place as scheduled. Comments may be submitted at planpetaluma.org.
City Council adopts General Plan 20502
The Council voted 6-1 (Vice Mayor DeCarli voting no) to certify the Final EIR and adopt the General Plan 2050, with an amendment changing the land use designation of 213 Cinnabar to Maker/Microbusiness, rescinding the General Plan 2025 (Resolution 26-124 N.C.S. and Resolution 26-125 N.C.S.).
Ongoing work
Throughout the planning process, from late 2022 through late 2024, the General Plan Advisory Committee met regularly — typically monthly — to receive staff progress updates, review policy and strategy presentations from consultants, discuss community engagement approaches, and provide feedback on draft frameworks covering topics including housing, natural resources, health equity, historic resources, flood resilience, land use, transportation, parks, arts and culture, and economic development.13,14,29,30,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,47,48,49,50,51,52,53,54,55,56,57,58,59,60,61,62,63,64,65,66
Multiple City commissions and committees — including the Planning Commission, Pedestrian & Bicycle Advisory and Transit Committee, Airport Commission, Historic & Cultural Preservation Committee, Climate Action Commission, Recreation Music & Parks Commission, and Public Art Committee — each received presentations on relevant draft policy frameworks and provided feedback between May and July 2024.18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,28,31,33
Not in the record yet
- What is the total cost of the General Plan update process, and how was it funded?
- What were the results of the November 2024 ballot measure on the Urban Growth Boundary extension?
- What significant and unavoidable impacts were identified in the Final EIR, and what mitigation measures or overriding considerations were adopted?
- What zoning code updates are planned to implement the General Plan 2050, and when will they begin?
- How will the General Plan 2050 be monitored and updated over time?
Sources
- The City's description of the project
- City Council, Sep 14, 2026, item 16: Resolutions of the Petaluma City Council Certifying the Final Environmental Impact Report for the Petaluma General Plan 2050 and Adopting the Petaluma…
Meeting → Staff Report, p. 1 → - City project record: General Plan 2050 takes effect
City Council, Sep 14, 2026, item 16 → - City project record: General Plan update process launches
planpetaluma.org → - City project record: Draft General Plan published
planpetaluma.org → - City project record: Housing Element adopted
- City Council, Dec 15, 2025, item 9: Resolution of the City Council of the City of Petaluma Approving the Preferred Citywide Land Use Map and Associated Land Use Designation Standards for…
Meeting → Staff Report, p. 4 → - Planning Commission, Apr 28, 2026, item 1: Public Hearing – Conduct a Public Hearing, Receive Public Comment, Provide Feedback on the Draft General Plan and Associated Draft Environmental Impact…
Meeting → - City project record: General Plan Advisory Committee formed
- City Council, Feb 6, 2023, item 7: Resolution Appointing Petaluma Residents to Fill Five Vacant Seats on the General Plan Advisory Committee (GPAC) for the General Plan Update and Finding This…
Meeting → Staff Report, p. 1 → - City Council, Mar 6, 2023, item 4: Resolution Rescinding Resolutions No. 2021014 and No. 2023017 N.C.S. Appointing Members to the General Plan Advisory Committee to Allow Members to Volunteer…
Meeting → Staff Report, p. 3 → - Planning Commission, Apr 25, 2023, item 1: Study Session – GPU – Presentation of past, current, and future General Plan Update (GPU) activities. Review key Planning Commission input opportunities for…
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Nov 16, 2023, item 4: LAND USE "AREAS OF DISCUSSION" e. Presentation by Troy Reinhalter and Ron Whitmore from Raimi + Associates summarizing the purpose and foundations of Land Use…
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Feb 15, 2024, item 5: STRATEGIES FOR MAKING PETALUMA A 15MINUTE CITY a. Presentation by Troy Reinhalter and Ron Whitmore from Raimi + Associates to introduce strategies to ensure…
Meeting → - Planning Commission, Apr 9, 2024, item 2: Study Session – Recommendation to the Planning Commission to Receive a General Plan Update Presentation, including (1) an Overview of Requests to the Planning…
Meeting → Boards & Commissions Report, p. 1 → - Planning Commission, Apr 9, 2024, item 3: Administrative Action – Recommendation to the Planning Commission to Establish Two (02) Ad Hoc Committees for the Purpose of Facilitating Requests for Review…
Meeting → - City Council, Apr 29, 2024, item 1: Receive a presentation and provide feedback related to the City’s General Plan Update, including feedback on the Draft Blueprint for Carbon Neutrality and the…
Meeting → Staff Report, p. 2 → - Joint Pedestrian & Bicycle Advisory And Transit Committee, May 1, 2024, item 3: Receive a presentation and provide feedback related to the Draft Transportation Policy Framework as part of foundational work on the General Plan Update.
Meeting → - Airport Commission, May 2, 2024, item 1: Receive a presentation and provide feedback related to the Draft Transportation Policy Framework as part of foundational work on the General Plan Update.
Meeting → Boards & Commissions Report, p. 1 → - Historic & Cultural Preservation Committee, May 7, 2024, item 2: Study Session – Receive a presentation and provide feedback related to the Draft Historic Resources Policy Framework as part of foundational work on the…
Meeting → Boards & Commissions Report, p. 1 → - Climate Action Commission, May 9, 2024, item 3: Receive a presentation and provide feedback related to the Draft Transportation Policy Framework and the Draft Natural Environmental Policy Framework as part…
Meeting → - Recreation, Music & Parks Commission, May 15, 2024, item 3: Receive a Presentation and Provide Feedback Related to the Draft Natural Environment Policy Framework, Draft Parks Policy Framework, and Draft Public…
Meeting → Staff Report, p. 1 → - Planning Commission, May 28, 2024, item 2: Study Session – Recommendation to the City of Petaluma Planning Commission to Receive Staff and Planning Commission Ad Hoc Committee Presentations and Conduct…
Meeting → Boards & Commissions Report, p. 1 → - Public Art Committee, May 30, 2024, item 2: Receive a Staff Presentation and Discuss the Draft Arts, Culture, and Creativity Policy Framework as Part of the Foundational Work on the General Plan Update.
Meeting → Boards & Commissions Report, p. 1 → - Planning Commission, Jun 11, 2024, item 3: Study Session – Recommendation to the City of Petaluma Planning Commission to Receive Staff and Planning Commission Ad Hoc Committee Presentations and Conduct…
Meeting → Boards & Commissions Report, p. 1 → - Planning Commission, Jun 25, 2024, item 3: Study Session – Recommendation to the City of Petaluma Planning Commission to Receive Staff and Ad Hoc Committee Presentations and Conduct a Study Session to…
Meeting → Boards & Commissions Report, p. 1 → - City Council, Jul 1, 2024, item 9: Resolution of the Petaluma City Council Making Findings of Exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act, Ordering the Submission to the Qualified…
Meeting → Staff Report, p. 1 → - Planning Commission, Jul 9, 2024, item 4: Study Session – Recommendation to the Planning Commission to Receive a Staff Presentation and Conduct a Study Session to Solicit Input and Provide…
Meeting → Boards & Commissions Report, p. 1 → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Jul 18, 2024, item 4: PUBLIC REVIEW PROCESS FOR LAND USE POLICY FRAMEWORK a. Staff presentation i Update on land use alternatives and policy ii Overview of community engagement…
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Aug 15, 2024, item 4: PUBLIC DRAFT LAND USE POLICY FRAMEWORK a. Staff presentation: Overview of strategies in the Public Draft Land Use Policy Framework used to achieve community…
Meeting → - Planning Commission, Aug 27, 2024, item 2: Recommendation to the City of Petaluma Planning Commission to Receive a Presentation Introducing the General Plan Update Draft Land Use Policy Framework in…
Meeting → - City Council, Sep 9, 2024, item 12: Presentation and Discussion of the Draft Policy Frameworks in order to provide a summary of the community engagement and feedback received and to receive…
Meeting → Staff Report, p. 1 → - Planning Commission, Sep 10, 2024, item 3: Recommendation to the City of Petaluma Planning Commission to Hold a Study Session to Provide Nonbinding Comments on the Draft Land Use Framework as Part of…
Meeting → Boards Commissions Report, p. 2 → - City Council, Oct 21, 2024, item 9: Presentation and Discussion of the Draft Land Use Policy Framework in order to provide a summary of the community engagement and feedback received and to…
Meeting → Staff Report, p. 1 → - City Council, Mar 3, 2025, item 4: Presentation and Discussion of Areas of Change, Land Use Designations, and Land Use Alternatives as presented in the Land Use Policy Framework in order to…
Meeting → Staff Report, p. 1 → - City Council, Jun 16, 2025, item 20: Continued Discussion of Areas of Change, Land Use Designations, and Land Use Alternatives to receive feedback and direction from the City Council to inform…
Meeting → Staff Report, p. 1 → - Special Meeting Of The General Plan Advisory Committee, Nov 13, 2025, item 1: PRESENTATION ON THE UPDATED LAND USE MAP, UPDATED DESIGNATIONS, AND FINDINGS FROM IMPACT ANALYSES Staff presentation Public comment GPAC questions/discussion…
Meeting → - Special Planning Commission, Nov 20, 2025, item 1: Study Session – Recommendation to the City of Petaluma Planning Commission to receive an informational presentation on the General Plan Update's Preferred…
Meeting → Boards Commissions Report, p. 1 → - City project record: City Council public hearing — comment deadline
Submit comments → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Oct 20, 2022, item 4: PROJECT AND STAFF UPDATES a. Updates on initiatives related to the GPU b. Clarifying questions from GPAC members
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Oct 20, 2022, item 5: GENERAL PLAN POLICY AND STRATEGY IDEAS The General Plan Consulting team will give presentations on the current status of General Plan work related to their…
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Nov 17, 2022, item 5: GENERAL PLAN POLICY AND STRATEGY IDEAS – NATURAL RESOURCES a. Presentation by representatives from Rincon Consultants on the current status of General Plan…
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Dec 15, 2022, item 4: PROJECT AND STAFF UPDATES a. Updates on initiatives related to the GPU b. Clarifying questions from GPAC members
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Dec 15, 2022, item 5: GENERAL PLAN POLICY AND STRATEGY IDEAS – HEALTH EQUITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE a. Presentation by a representative from Raimi + Associates on the current…
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Jan 19, 2023, item 5: GENERAL PLAN POLICY AND STRATEGY IDEAS - HISTORIC RESOURCES a. Presentation by representatives from Page & Turnbull on the current status of General Plan work…
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Feb 16, 2023, item 5: PROJECT AND STAFF UPDATES a. Updates on initiatives related to the General Plan Update GPU b. Clarifying questions from GPAC members
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Mar 16, 2023, item 1: Discuss safety element policy and strategy ideas with the General Plan Update consultant team
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, May 18, 2023, item 4: PROJECT AND STAFF UPDATES a. Updates on initiatives related to the General Plan Update (GPU) b. Clarifying questions from GPAC members
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Aug 17, 2023, item 1: PROJECT AND STAFF UPDATES Updates on initiatives related to the General Plan Update (GPU)
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Sep 21, 2023, item 4: PROJECT CONTEXT Context on the mapping to be presented and the General Plan Clarifying questions from the GPAC members
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Oct 19, 2023, item 3: PROJECT AND STAFF UPDATES a. Updates on initiatives related to the General Plan Update (GPU) b. Open GPAC Working Group participation poll c. Clarifying…
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Oct 19, 2023, item 4: GENERAL PLAN POLICY AND STRATEGY IDEAS FLOOD RESILIENCE a. Presentation by representatives from Sherwood Design Engineers on policy and strategy ideas for…
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Nov 16, 2023, item 3: PROJECTS AND STAFF UPDATES a. Updates on initiatives related to the General Plan Update (GPU) b. GPAC Working Group comments on the Blueprint for Carbon…
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Jan 18, 2024, item 3: PROJECT AND STAFF UPDATES a Updates on initiatives related to the General Plan Update (GPU) b Clarifyng questions from GPAC members
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Jan 18, 2024, item 4: LAND USE ALTERNATIVES AND RELATED POLICY a Presentation by Troy Reinhalter and Ron Whitmore from Raimi + Associates to introduce alternatives for changing the…
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Feb 15, 2024, item 3: PROJECT AND STAFF UPDATES a. Updates on initiatives related to the General Plan Update (GPU) b. Clarifying questions from GPAC members
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Feb 15, 2024, item 4: GPAC ROLES IN UPCOMING COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT a. Presentation by Brian Oh, Director of Community Development, about the approach to upcoming community…
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Apr 18, 2024, item 3: PROJECT AND STAFF UPDATES a. Updates on initiatives related to the General Plan Update (GPU). b. Clarifying questions from GPAC members.
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Apr 18, 2024, item 4: UPDATES FROM POLICY FRAMEWORK WORKING GROUPS a. Reports from each Working Group on their review progress and discussion of next steps. b. Clarifying questions…
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Apr 18, 2024, item 5: GPAC INVOLVEMENT IN UPCOMING OUTREACH EVENTS Discussion of opportunities for GPAC members to participate as ambassadors in the upcoming General Plan outreach…
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Jun 20, 2024, item 1: PROJECT AND STAFF UPDATES a. Updates on initiatives related to the General Plan Update (GPU) b. Clarifying questions from GPAC members
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Jul 18, 2024, item 3: PROJECT AND STAFF UPDATES a. Updates on initiatives related to the General Plan Update (GPU) b. Clarifying questions from GPAC members
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Aug 15, 2024, item 3: PROJECTS AND STAFF UPDATES a. Updates on initiatives related to the General Plan Update (GPU), including upcoming community engagement b. Clarifying questions…
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Sep 19, 2024, item 2: Clarifying questions from GPAC members PUBLIC DRAFT LAND USE POLICY FRAMEWORK
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Sep 19, 2024, item 5: GPAC feedback on the Public Draft Land Use Policy Framework
Meeting → - General Plan Advisory Committee, Oct 17, 2024, item 3: GPAC feedback on the Public Draft Land Use Policy Framework
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