Morena Corridor Specific Plan Process

FINAL January 2019 DRAFT Specific Plan Draft Now Available

The City has evaluated and provided recommendations for the areas adjacent to the Mid-Coast trolley stations at Tecolote Road and Clairemont Drive within the Clairemont Mesa and Linda Vista community planning areas. The recommendations address the future form of development in light of the introduction of the Mid-Coast Light Rail Transit (LRT) Trolley extension. In addition to land use and urban design recommendations, mobility improvements throughout the area have been identified for bicyclists, pedestrians, vehicles, and transit users.

The Morena Corridor Specific Plan builds upon the technical analysis and recommendations prepared and extensive public input received from the study. The specific plan provides policies and recommendations that address land use, mobility, urban design, recreation, and conservation to enhance the corridor.

The Final January 2019 Draft Morena Corridor Specific Plan builds upon and refines the previous August 2018 draft. The Final Draft Specific Plan incorporates updated conceptual renderings of the proposed land use and mobility improvements proposed in the Tecolote Village and Morena Station districts. The draft Specific Plan can be viewed from the link below.

Final Draft Morena Corridor Specific Plan - January 2019 (REVISED)

The proposed zoning map can be viewed from the link below:

Proposed Zoning Map

Questions regarding the Specific Plan can be sent via email to:

Michael Prinz, Senior Planner

Planning Department

[email protected]

 

Final Program Environmental Impact Report

The Final Program Environmental Impact Report (PEIR) for the Morena Corridor Specific Plan was released on Friday, Feb. 1, 2019.  The Final PEIR and associated technical appendices have been placed on the City of San Diego’s Planning Department website under the heading “Final CEQA Documents” and can be accessed using the following link:

https://www.sandiego.gov/planning/programs/ceqa

 

Previous Drafts

Draft August 2018 Morena Corridor Specific Plan

Draft July 2017 Morena Corridor Specific Plan

 

Meeting Presentations

Meeting #1 -Introduction - PowerPoint Presentation

Meeting #2 -Mobility - PowerPoint Presentation

Meeting #3 -Land Use - PowerPoint Presentation

Meeting #4 -Mobility - PowerPoint Presentation

Meeting #5 –Land Use - PowerPoint Presentation

Meeting #6 -Urban Design -PowerPoint Presentation

Meeting #7 – Specific Plan Overview and Recommendations

Meeting #8 – Specific Plan Recommendations

Meeting #9 – Final Draft Specific Plan Overview

 

Visual Simulation of the Proposed Roadway Network within the Morena Boulevard Station Area

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Clairemont Community Planning Group Ad Hoc Subcommittee

• Meeting #1 -Introduction -PowerPoint Presentation
• Meeting #1 Powerpoint Presentation
• Meeting #2 PowerPoint Presentation
• Meeting #2 -Mobility -PowerPoint Presentation
• Meeting #2 Summary Notes
• Meeting #3 PowerPoint Presentation
• Meeting #3 -Land Use -PowerPoint Presentation
• Meeting #3 Summary Notes
• Morena #4 PowerPoint Presentation
• Morena #4 Summary Notes
• Meeting #5 Powerpoint Presentation
• Meeting #5 Summary Notes
• Meeting #6 PowerPoint Presentation
• Meeting #7 PowerPoint Presentation

• Meeting #8 PowerPoint Presentation

• Meeting #9 PowerPoint Presentation

• Meeting #10 PowerPoint Presentation

MORENA CORRIDOR SPECIFIC PLAN ONLINE FORUM

We encourage you to register for the Morena Corridor Specific Plan Online Forum. This interactive, online forum allows the community to provide feedback on topics that will inform the specific plan process. By registering, you will receive announcements and updates.

Previous Study Documents

Morena Boulevard Station Area Planning Study 

Appendices:

• Appendix A – Community Outreach Materials 
• Appendix B – Existing Conditions Materials 
• Appendix C – Existing Conditions Traffic Analysis 
• Appendix D – Land Use Support Materials 
• Appendix E – Mobility Alternatives Support Materials 
• Appendix F – Financial Feasibility Analysis 

Contact Us

For questions or comments regarding the Morena Corridor Specific Plan, please contact:
Michael Prinz, Project Manager, at [email protected] or at 619-533-5931