A general plan is a set of long-term goals and policies that decision makers will use to guide growth and development in the City of San Jacinto for the next several decades. City councils, planning commissions, and staff use the goals and policies of the general plan as a basis on which to make their land use decisions. General plans address a variety of issues, including:
City of San Jacinto General Plan
Title Sheet and Table of Contents
Introduction Land Use Element (updated 10/12) Figures: - LU-1 Land Use Policy Map (updated 03/18) - LU-2 Floor Area Ratio - LU-3 Existing Neighborhood Map Community Services and Facilities Element Figures: - CSF-1 School Districts - CSF-2 Water Districts - CSF-3 Parks and Public Facilities - CSF-4 Trails Opportunities Circulation Element Figures: - C1 Roadway Cross Sections - C2 Roadway System - C3 Country Bikeway Plan - C4 Bikeway Plan - C5 Standard Bikeway Cross Sections Noise Element Figures: - N1- Future Noise Contours Public Safety Element Figures: - PS-1 Geologic and Seismic Hazards - PS-2 Flood Zones Resource Management Element Figures: - RM1 Open Space Resources - RM-2 MSHCP Planning Area - RM-3 Vegetation Communities - RM-4 Cultural Resources - RM-5 Agricultural Resources - RM-6 Important Farmland Arts and Culture Element Figures: - AC-1 Map Housing Element (updated 09/13) Appendix A Housing Element Technical Report (updated 09/13) - Appendix A (updated 09/13) - Appendix B (updated 09/13) - Appendix C (updated 09/13) Appendix B: General Plan Glossary The City has several master plans to guide the community as it grows. Proposed Parks Master Plan Proposed Trails Master Plan