Town & Country - Antelope Valley Area Plan Update
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Town & Country is an effort by the Los Angeles County Department of Regional Planning to update the Antelope Valley Area Plan. An area plan is a document containing maps and rules that provides guidance for future land development and conservation for a specific geographic region. This project recognizes the individual needs and identity of each unique town in the unincorporated area as well as the collective needs and identity of the Valley as a whole. Its success depends on the commitment of residents, property owners, business owners, and other stakeholders in the Valley to develop a common vision that will guide growth in the unincorporated area of the Valley in coming years.
Background Report – released April 1, 2009
Chapters
Documents for Review & Comment
GOALS Newsletter - This document summarizes the GOALS meetings the Department of Regional Planning hosted in July 2008. Statistics are provided on the goals drafted at the meetings.
Comment Deadline: Open - VISION Newsletter
- This document summarizes the VISION meetings the Department of Regional Planning hosted in June 2008. The Valleywide Vision Statement presented here encapsulates the themes presented at the meetings and provide a basis for developing goals and policies.
Comment Deadline: Open - Concerns & Opportunites
- This document summarizes the discussions that Department of Regional Planning staff has had with Valley stakeholders in September and October 2007. It provides a basis for understanding current conditions and future needs in the Valley as Town & Country moves forward.
Comment Deadline: Monday, January 14, 2008
Project Timeline & Status
| Phases | Target Timing |
|---|---|
| Town Councils & Stakeholders Outreach | Fall 2007 |
| Research | Winter - Summer 2008 |
| Community Outreach | Spring - Fall 2008 |
| Content Development | Fall 2009 |
| Map Development | |
| Public Review | |
| Environmental Review | |
| Plan Adoption |
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