A Look Inside: From Navy Base to Urban Village

Reuse of the Naval Training Center (NTC) is intended to create a place surrounded by green landscaping, bordered by water, and centered on history. It is to be a place where San Diegans can come together in an active, productive and stimulating environment. To live at NTC will mean living as part of a traditional neighborhood; working at NTC will mean working among a diversified group of educational, service, retail and visitor-commercial businesses; and visiting NTC will mean experiencing parks, retail shops, museums, and an urban waterfront.

Demolition and deconstruction began on February 26, 2001, and a new identity was launched for NTC -- Liberty Station. The new name pays homage to the thousands of Navy personnel who were trained at NTC. The California Coastal Commission has approved the NTC Precise Plan and Local Coastal Program.

• Land-Use of NTC: The land uses of NTC will be located within specifically designated areas.
  
  
• Development Program Summary: This summary shows how much area each land use will occupy at NTC.
  
  
• Urban Design Program: The configuration of streets, lighting, hardscape, site furniture, landscape, artifacts, architectural style and form are all governed and determined by urban design, the overall structure of which is based on plans for open space, circulation and design character.
  
  
• Map of NTC Subareas: This map shows the breakdown of the NTC property by seven subareas with information describing each area.
  
  
• Financing NTC Reuse
  
  
• NTC Redevelopment Plan
  
  
• NTC 3rd Implementation Plan