Rancho Bernardo Community Profile

San Diego Community Profile: Rancho Bernardo

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•	General Plan & Community Plans City of Villages Strategy for Smart Growth
•	Multiple Species Conservation Program Protecting Our Environment
•	Historical Resources Protecting Our Rich Cultural Heritage
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•	Transportation Planning Enhancing Mobility in San Diego
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Photo of Building Rancho Bernardo is the northernmost residential community within the City of San Diego. Rancho Bernardo is centered on Interstate 15 just south of Lake Hodges and the San Pasqual Valley. The community planning area encompasses approximately 6,511 acres. Rancho Bernardo is a master planned community that includes private parks and clubs for each neighborhood in the community.

In 1962, the San Diego City Council adopted the original Community of Rancho Bernardo. Since then, the Plan has undergone revisions in 1966, 1971, 1978 and 1988. The two early revisions were made based upon findings of coordinated public agency and community developer planning studies. In 1978, the format of the plan was changed from development to community plan.