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When a California planning board is developing a general plan for an area, these elements is not required to consider:- ratio of business, industrial, and residential spaces.
Each local government creates a general plan in California as its road map for achieving the long-term goals of the community. The General Plan Guidelines are a tool for jurisdictions to use when creating and revising their general plans.
Land Use, Open Space, Conservation, Housing, Circulation, Noise, and Safety are the seven (7) required components. The county or city's legislative body may approve the general plan in whatever format it deems suitable or practical, including by merging parts.
A general plan serves as a roadmap for making land use planning choices. Subdivisions, capital projects, development agreements, and a variety of other land use decisions are all required by state law to be in accordance with the general plan that has been enacted.
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