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San Diego River Park Draft Master
Plan
The Draft San Diego River Park Master Plan focuses on the San Diego River
within the boundaries of the City of San Diego extending from the Pacific
Ocean at Mission Bay to the City of Santee. The vision for the San Diego
River Park is the culmination of many years of effort and discussion by
dedicated members of surrounding communities. In 2001 the San Diego River
Park Foundation was formed to coordinate the efforts of the many community
groups and organizations dedicated to the San Diego River and to work toward
making San Diego River Park a reality. These planning efforts lead to the City
of San Diego hiring the professional planning consultants, Civitas and
Jones and Stokes, to write a Master Plan for the River Park in 2003. Many
community workshops were held and in 2005 a draft Master Plan was presented
to the City Council as an information item and received unanimous support.
Currently, the City of San Diego has hired the same design consultants
to provide an implementation element, a Program Environmental Impact Report
and the community plan amendments required to implement the Master Plan.
This Draft Master Plan will construct a framework that adjacent communities
can use to set policy on riverfront land uses within their boundaries and
encourage coordination between San Diego River Park planning and other
future development along the length of the river corridor. Both public
and private properties are within the planning area of the Draft Master
Plan, and it should be noted that private property owners have specific
property and development rights. The Draft Master Plan supports working
with these private property owners to determine the course of future development
and re-development projects.
The Draft Master Plan is organized in three major sections: Principles,
Recommendations, and Implementation. The seven principles will guide the
City’s San Diego River Park planning and implementation. The recommendations
section identifies a series of recommended actions and projects that are
necessary to move the plan from concept to reality. The implementation
section of the document describes the potential phasing and prioritization
of the recommended actions.
Planning Process for the San Diego River Park Draft Master Plan
July 28, 2009
April 6, 2009
November 3, 2008 CPIOZ Workshop
- Workshop Presentation
- SDRP Boundary Board Maps
September 20 & 23, 2008 CPIOZ Workshop
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