Policy Letter: The General Plan and Climate Action Plan Require that Community Plan Updates May Not Down-Zone Neighborhoods - CirculateSD 2021 Website Update Review

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Published February 16, 2016

Today, Circulate San Diego sent the below letter to the City of San Diego, clarifying that the Climate Action Plan and the General Plan preclude updates of community plans that down-zone neighborhoods.

A PDF version of the letter is available here.