Now’s your chance to review The San Luis 2040 General Plan and provide additional input. The 60-day review cycle is open until April 19, 2020. 

As a rapidly growing community, San Luis is developing ideas for your City’s future with the 2040 General Plan. A General Plan is the City’s roadmap to the future and is the primary tool that will be used to guide and manage future growth of our community. It is a visionary document that takes a comprehensive view of growth and development over the next 10 to 20 years, helping to guide all aspects of the City, such as new and existing development, city services, and parks and open space. It includes the City’s vision, goals, and policies for guiding future growth based on previous input from you, our residents.

The plan is grouped into four themes:

• Growth – explores community topics related to future growth and development of San Luis with high quality and safe neighborhoods, vibrant shopping areas, and supporting employment uses.
• Economy – covers three elements that provide a foundation for growing and sustaining a strong economy in San Luis: Economic Development, Community Revitalization, and Arts & Culture.
• Environment – covers four elements that integrate environmental protection with community growth: Environmental Planning, Conservation, Open Space, and Energy.
• Public Services – establishes goals and policies to ensure public services to serve existing and future growth are provided in a reliable, efficient, cost-effective, and strategic manner.

Click here to review the San Luis 2040 General Plan

How can San Luis preserve and enhance its high quality of life while reaching its fullest potential as a community?  That’s one of many questions to be explored as part of the eighteen-month long process of updating San Luis’s General Plan.

A General Plan is the City’s roadmap to the future. It is a visionary document that takes a comprehensive view of growth and development over the next 10 to 20 years, helping to guide all aspects of the city such as new and existing development, city services, parks and open space, including: growth and development, health and safety, city services, and the environment. 

This website will be your primary source for access to all materials related to the General Plan update.