General Plan
The General Plan is the adopted "blueprint" or "constitution" that guides the physical development, preservation and conservation of areas within the unincorporated areas of the County. It is comprehensive both in geographic coverage as well as range in subjects addressed. It is long term in perspective ranging from 15 to 30 years. The General Plan identifies adopted goals, policies and implementation that govern development in the County. The General Plan includes a Land Use Diagram for all areas within its jurisdiction. The General Plan is further carried out by the following tools:
- Specific and Community Plans
- The Zoning Ordinance
- The Subdivision Ordinance
- Approval of Individual Development Applications.
- The County's five-year Capital Improvement Program
- Environmental Assessment – CEQA
General Plan Documentation
- INTRODUCTION
- TEXT REVISIONS
- CHAPTER I – LAND USE ELEMENT
- Appendix I-A - Community Plans
- Appendix I-B – Historical and Design Standards
- Appendix I-C – Planned Development Area Specific Resolutions
- Appendix I-D - Stanislaus County Disadvantaged Unincorporated Communities Report,
November 2015
- CHAPTER II - CIRCULATION ELEMENT
- CHAPTER III - CONSERVATION/OPEN SPACE ELEMENT
- CHAPTER IV - NOISE ELEMENT
- CHAPTER V - SAFETY ELEMENT
- CHAPTER VI – 2015-2023 HOUSING ELEMENT
- CHAPTER VII – AGRICULTURAL ELEMENT
Stanislaus County General Plan Excluding the Housing Element
- Introduction
- Text Revisions
- Chapter 1 - Land Use Element
- Crows Landing
- Del Rio Community Plan
- Denair
- Knights Ferry
- La Grange
- Salida
- Westley
- Chapter 2 - Circulation Element
- Chapter 3 - Conservation / Open Space Element
- Chapter 4 - Noise Element
- Chapter 5 - Safety Element
- Chapter 6 - 2015-2023 Housing Element
- Chapter 7 - Agricultural Element