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General Plan Update, Zoning Code and Map Amendment, and Climate Action and Adaptation Plan (CAAP)

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2025080060State & Local

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The City of Lake Elsinore is implementing a comprehensive planning initiative consisting of three integrated components: the General Plan Update (GPU), the Zoning Code and Map Amendment (ZCA), and the Climate Action and Adaptation Plan (CAAP). The GPU serves as the primary guide for long-range physical development and public services, succeeding the 2011 plan and incorporating the 2023 General Plan Guidelines. To implement these policies, the ZCA revises zoning regulations and maps, introducing new land use categories such as Mixed Use and Medium High Density Residential. The CAAP provides a strategic framework to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and establish climate adaptation strategies based on baseline assessments and future growth forecasts. To support these initiatives, the City has developed a Programmatic Environmental Impact Report (PEIR) in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). This environmental review includes specialized technical analyses on air quality, noise and vibration, energy consumption, and greenhouse gas emissions, as well as documented tribal consultations. The project also incorporates a detailed Existing Conditions Atlas and a Transportation Existing Conditions Report to guide multimodal infrastructure planning through 2045. Administrative oversight is managed by the Community Development Director, Damaris Abraham, with project management support from MIG, Inc.

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Lake Elsinore updates land use, zoning, and climate plans for sustainable growth and emissions reduction.

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S. Main Street / East Graham Avenue, Lake Elsinore, CA, 92530

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Lake Elsinore
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Damaris AbrahamCommunity Development Director
Cameron HileProject Manager

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MIGBerkeley, California

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The General Plan Update (GPU) succeeds the last comprehensive general plan adopted in 2011, with the Housing Element updated in 2022. The GPU incorporates statutory requirements for general plans and guidance provided in the 2023 General Plan Guidelines; coordinates future development and policies with regional planning efforts and serves as the city’s fundamental guide in developing strategies to address greenhouse gas reduction, climate change, and climate planning. The PEIR addresses each of the seven elements’ goals, policies, and programs of the General Plan Update. The Zoning Code and Map Amendment (ZCA) is a revision to the City’s zoning regulations and zoning map to implement the proposed General Plan. The Zoning Code and Map Amendment implements the General Plan. The Climate Action Adaptation Plan (CAAP) is a strategic policy framework that outlines how the City will address climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and prepare for climate change impacts. The CAAP implements the General Plan and will include a baseline assessment of GHG emissions as well as the climate change hazards experienced in the city. Emissions will be forecasted for future years based on anticipated growth to assess trends and establish GHG reduction targets and strategies. Additionally, climate adaptation strategies have been developed to address climate hazards in the city.

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