The GCSP would guide land uses for the approximately 438.3-acre Plan Area and allow development within this Plan Area as defined in the GCSP. The GCSP creates a policy framework for the development and improvement of the Plan Area into an employment district in an area adjacent to the Long Beach Airport, port of Long Beach, I-405 freeway, and surrounding residential and business community. The GCSP summarizes the development potential for each land use district, compared to existing land uses and the 10-20 year market demand. Overall, the Plan Area will accommodate a maximum of 4.7 mill sf of office use, 4.3 mill sf of industrial uses, 463,600 sf of retail uses, 84,500 sf of restaurant uses, 178,600 sf of hotel uses, and approximately 16 residential units.
Residential Office Commercial Industrial Other (Specific Plan)
Local Action
Other ActionSpecific PlanGeneral Plan AmendmentOther Action: Zoning Amend
Project Issues
Other IssuesCumulative EffectsLanduseGrowth InducingWetland/RiparianWater SupplyWater QualityVegetationTraffic/CirculationToxic/HazardousSolid WasteSoil Erosion/Compaction/GradingSewer CapacitySeptic SystemSchools/UniversitiesRecreation/ParksPublic ServicesNoiseMineralsGeologic/SeismicForest Land/Fire HazardFlood Plain/FloodingDrainage/AbsorptionBiological ResourcesArchaeologic-HistoricAir QualityAgricultural LandAesthetic/VisualOther Issues: Greenhouse Gas
Reviewing Agencies
Caltrans, District 7Native American Heritage CommissionAir Resources BoardCal FireCalifornia Department of Boating and WaterwaysCalifornia Department of Parks and RecreationCalifornia Highway PatrolCaltrans, Division of AeronauticsDepartment of Fish and Wildlife, Region 5Department of Housing and Community DevelopmentDepartment of Toxic Substances ControlRegional Water Quality Control Board, Region 4Resources AgencySan Gabriel & Lower Los Angeles Rivers & Mountains ConservancyState Water Resources Control Board
