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Livermore General Plan 2045

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Department Of Housing And Urban Development

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about 1 month ago

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AI Contract Overview

The City of Livermore is implementing the General Plan 2045, a comprehensive policy framework designed to guide the city's physical development, resource conservation, and infrastructure provision through a 20-year buildout horizon. This project replaces the previous General Plan and includes concurrent amendments to the Livermore Development Code, such as the creation of a Scenic Resources Overlay District and updated zoning standards. The plan focuses on concentrating growth within the Urban Growth Boundary through infill development, with projections estimating the addition of 16,610 housing units, 43,820 new residents, and 6,110 new jobs. The scope encompasses updates to nine state-mandated elements, including land use, mobility, and economic development, and introduces a new Midtown Specific Plan Area. The project has undergone a rigorous environmental review process in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act, resulting in a Final Environmental Impact Report and a Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program. These documents establish protocols for protecting biological and cultural resources and ensure that future development is supported by adequate water supplies from Cal Water and Livermore Municipal Water. While the General Plan 2045 establishes the overarching goals and land use designations, it does not entitle specific projects; instead, it serves as the guiding framework for future discretionary decisions by city officials, requiring all subsequent developments to undergo separate environmental reviews and demonstrate consistency with the plan.

General Info

Livermore’s General Plan 2045 guides growth within Urban Boundary, adds housing and jobs, updates zoning, and protects views while requiring project-level review.

Agency

California → City of Livermore

NAICS

925120 - Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural Development

Place of Performance

Citywide, Livermore, CA, 94450

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NONE

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Timeline

1 update

PhaseAwarded

PostedJun 25

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Notice updatedJul 28

The point of contact changed.

AwardedNov 10

Contract was awarded

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia → City of Livermore

Contacts2 people available

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Organization / AgencyCalifornia → City of Livermore

Office AddressN/A

Contacts

Shannon PaganSenior Planner

Vivian KhaAssociate

Interested Companies (1)

PlaceWorksBerkeley, California

Full Description

The proposed Project would result in the adoption and implementation of General Plan 2045, which replaces the City of Livermores current General Plan (with the exception of the 2023-2031 Housing Element, incorporated by reference), and the adoption of concurrent amendments to the Livermore Development Code. The proposed General Plan 2045 establishes a comprehensive policy framework to guide Livermore's physical development, resource conservation, and infrastructure provision over an approximately 20-year buildout horizon extending to 2045. The proposed Project includes updates to nine State-mandated and optional General Plan elements (Land Use, Mobility, Housing, Community Identity, Infrastructure, Community Services, Open Space and Conservation, Noise, Safety, and Economic Development), revisions to the General Plan land use map to reflect regional growth forecasts, and the addition of a new Midtown Specific Plan Area. The proposed Livermore Development Code amendments would be adopted simultaneously with the General Plan and include the establishment of a Scenic Resources Overlay District to maintain scenic views and gateways, as well as zoning amendments to add or remove permitted uses and development standards consistent with the proposed General Plan 2045 land use designations. Future development consistent with the proposed Project would be concentrated primarily within the Urban Growth Boundary, emphasizing infill development on mostly vacant or under-developed land near existing or future transit and other infrastructure. Buildout projections for the 2045 horizon year estimate the addition of approximately 16,610 housing units (for a total of 49,640 units), 43,820 new residents (for a total population of 131,750), and 6,110 new jobs (for a total of 63,330 jobs) within the EIR Study Area. The proposed Project does not approve or entitle any specific development projects; rather, it establishes the goals, policies, actions, and land use designations that will guide future discretionary decisions by City staff, the Planning Commission, and the City Council on a project-by-project basis. Subsequent development projects will be required to undergo separate environmental review and demonstrate consistency with the proposed General Plan 2045.