General Plans for the West Valley
What is a General Plan? Cities and lawmakers use general plans as a guide for future growth. You can consider it like a roadmap or blueprint of a city's future. Some like to call it a "wish list", too. What's important are the people residents elect to put general plans in place.
The Arizona Revised Statutes call for each municipality to "adopt a comprehensive, long-rang general plan for the development of the municipality." These general plans must include land use plans, community goals, and developmental policies.
Your city's general plan most likely has maps and diagrams detailing the vision city leaders are trying to achieve. (Statements about each general plan come directly from the city's websites.)
Want to know what the general plan looks like for YOUR city? Click on the buttons. Enjoy!
The Arizona Revised Statutes call for each municipality to "adopt a comprehensive, long-rang general plan for the development of the municipality." These general plans must include land use plans, community goals, and developmental policies.
Your city's general plan most likely has maps and diagrams detailing the vision city leaders are trying to achieve. (Statements about each general plan come directly from the city's websites.)
Want to know what the general plan looks like for YOUR city? Click on the buttons. Enjoy!
Voters approved the Avondale General Plan 2030 in August of 2012.
he application period for 2014 major amendments to the General Plan has closed as of June 30, 2014. Applications may be submitted until June 30, 2015 for consideration under the 2015 major amendment cycle.
For further information regarding the General Plan, please contact the Planning and Zoning Division at 623.349.6200 or [email protected]
For further information regarding the General Plan, please contact the Planning and Zoning Division at 623.349.6200 or [email protected]
Please click on the button for the El Mirage General Plan Amendment timeline.
The existing General Plan was adopted in 2002 and ratified by the voters.
The City of Goodyear's General Plan 2025 won on the November 4, 2014 ballot. Hundreds of residents had input on the plan. The City held several meetings and opened a website for additional feedback.
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West Valley Families contacted Goodyear Mayor Georgia Lord for comment on the passage of the city's General Plan in 2014.
The general plan will serve as a document that will help guide our Council in decision making for the next ten years. Twenty two of our residents dedicated their time and put a lot of hard work into this plan. It provides a clear vision of what our city can be 10 years from now as our city continues to grow and develop. ~Georgia Lord, Mayor, City of Goodyear |
Mayor Georgia Lord, Goodyear
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The City’s Plan was first adopted in 2001. Following a lengthy process to update and amend the Plan the Planning and Zoning Commission on April 14, 2009, forwarded their draft to the City Council for their review. The City Council formally adopted the Plan effective May 2010. Click here for General Plan Amendment Applications.
The Plan represents the results of a truly collaborative planning effort involving citizens, business interests, the Planning and Technical Advisory Committees, planning practitioners, affected jurisdictions and agencies, community leaders and other stakeholders.
The major General Plan Amendment Timeline is coming soon.
The General Plan 2024 contains statements of planning perspective, community vision, General Plan principles and the Elements required by the Arizona Statutes: Land Use, Circulation, Water Resources, Costs of Development, Growth Areas, Open Space, Environmental Planning, and Energy.
Jen's disclaimer: These are simply listings and NOT endorsements. If anything needs updating or corrected, please contact me. Thanks!