Chapman Corridor Revitalization Plan: General Plan Amendment (GPA) 2025-01, Zone Change (ZCA) 2025-03, and Specific Plan Amendment (SPA) 2025-01

The Chapman Corridor Revitalization Plan is a municipal land use initiative by the City of Placentia to align zoning regulations with its General Plan through a series of amendments including General Plan Amendment GPA 2025-01, Zone Change ZCA 2025-03, and Specific Plan Amendment SPA 2025-01. The plan serves as a comprehensive framework for redevelopment along Chapman Avenue, establishing permitted uses, development and design standards, mobility enhancements, and urban design guidelines to encourage mixed-use opportunities and adaptive reuse of existing structures, including the conversion of residential units to home businesses while preserving current legal uses. It does not authorize construction but provides the regulatory foundation for future development, with city code remaining applicable where the plan is silent and serving as a guiding context for interpretation. The plan’s implementation is tied to the City’s Municipal Code and complies with state environmental requirements under CEQA, having been granted a Common Sense Exemption for environmental review. The project’s scope is limited to policy and regulatory change within the City of Placentia, California, with no procurement, contracting, or financial provisions outlined. There is no contract value, payment structure, delivery schedule, or performance metrics because this is not a service or supply contract but a zoning and planning action. No federal acquisition regulations apply, and there are no FAR clauses, contract administration data, evaluation factors, or contractor representations. The only identified place of performance is Placentia, and the primary point of contact is the Director of Development Services. Supporting documentation includes a list of Assessor’s Parcel Numbers for properties within the corridor, but no individual attachments, packaging requirements, invoicing instructions, or contract-specific reporting obligations are defined. The submission deadline for related public input was November 4, 2025, and all actions are administered internally by the City, with no external vendors or contractors engaged.