General Plan 2035
The City’s current General Plan is a policy document, or
“blueprint” for future development, adopted by the City
Council to guide future growth in Redlands.
The award-winning 2035 General Plan is organized around
Themes (or chapters), which include policies and actions to
guide future development.
The seven Themes in the 2035 General Plan are:
1. Distinctive City
2. Prosperous Economy
3. Livable Community
4. Connected City
5. Vital Environment
6. Healthy Community
7. Sustainable Community
The State-mandated elements of Land Use, Circulation, Open Space, Conservation, Health & Safety, Noise, and Housing are all integrated within the Themes noted above. In May 2018, the new 2035 General Plan won the award for ”Comprehensive Plan – Small Jurisdiction” from the Inland Empire Section of the California Chapter of the American Planning Association.
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Download the General Plan map in PDF format
2035 General Plan
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Distinctive City
Chapter 3: Prosperous Economy
Chapter 4: Livable Community
Chapter 5: Connected City
Chapter 6: Vital Environment
Chapter 7: Healthy Community
Chapter 8: Sustainable Community
Glossary
Index
General Plan EIR
Draft EIR
DEIR Appendices
Final EIR
Report on Redlands Community Vision
General Plan Amendment
From time to time, individuals or the City may wish to amend the General Plan. The State of California allows this to be done up to four (4) times each year. Since the City is limited to four General Plan Amendments per year, each proposal to do so must be carefully considered in advance. Prospective applicants should speak with Planning staff in advance (prior to submitting an application) to discuss their project or idea for a General Plan Amendment.
In order to process a General Plan Amendment, one must complete an application and pay the required Planning application fees. For further information, go to the Development Process Introduction page and click on the links for the Legislative Application Form and the Planning Fee Schedule. Review of the proposal must include the Planning Commission at a noticed public hearing, and the City Council will subsequently make the final decision.
2021-2029 Housing Element
Click here to go the current 2021-2029 Housing Element webpage.
2013-2021 Housing Element
NOTE: City Council adopted the new 2021-2029 Housing
Element on February 1, 2022.
Click here to view the new
2021-2019 Housing Element.
2013-2021 Housing Element
2022 Annual Housing Element Progress Report
2021 Annual Housing Element Progress Report
2020 Annual Housing Element Progress Report
2019 Annual Housing Element Progress Report
2018 Annual Housing Element Progress Report
2017 Annual Housing Element Progress Report
2016 Annual Housing Element Progress Report
2015 Annual Housing Element Progress Report
2014 Annual Housing Element Progress Report