The City of San Diego is updating the University Community Plan, adopted in 1987. The updated Community Plan will consider current conditions, Citywide goals in the Climate Action Plan and the General Plan, and community specific goals to provide direction for the long-term development of the community. The University Community Plan Update will be a collaborative process with ongoing opportunities for public input. During the update process, Planning Department staff will work with the University community and the public to identify and consider important questions, issues, and opportunities including:
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What opportunities exist to reinforce the community's role as a major employment center?
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How can the community's future be planned to capitalize on the transit improvements coming to University?
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How can we provide a variety of housing options within the community?
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What strategies will facilitate meeting long-term Climate Action Plan goals for reducing greenhouse gas emissions?
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How can connections between key destinations be enhanced throughout the community?
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What opportunities exist to foster a place to live, work, and play?
A variety of outreach activities have been conducted since the project kick-off in 2018. Prior meeting materials, a 2019 online survey report, and a 2022 online survey report are available for reference.
The University Community Plan Update Subcommittee typically meets the third Tuesday of the month to discuss key issues related to the plan update. Meetings are open to the public. More information and registration details are available at PlanUniversity.org/meetings.
