Ocean Beach Existing Conditions | Planning Department

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Existing Conditions

Existing Conditions Data Collection: Information on the collection of citywide existing conditions data critical to effective and comprehensive planning.
Ocean Beach Existing Conditions Data: The Ocean Beach Community Planning Group worked with the Planning Department to review and revise existing conditions data for their community. The process was completed in September 2003. The maps below represent the compilation of that collection effort.
- Map 1: Land Use (PDF: 1.7Mb)
- Map 2: Historic and Cultural Resources (PDF: 928K)
- Map 3: Public Facilities and Services (PDF: 912K)
- Map 4: Parks and Open Space (PDF: 1.4Mb)
- Map 5: Transportation (PDF: 808K)
- Map 6: Transit and Bicycle Routes (PDF: 761K)