Livermore community members provided input through an online activity on where the City should plan for jobs, services, entertainment, housing, and parks and open space through 2045. This input helps inform the land use alternatives that will explore different possible futures for how and where to plan for future growth and conservation. The City sought input to identify areas of the city that are most likely to experience land use changes over the next 20 years. These areas are referred to as “focus areas”. A focus area might have some or all of the following characteristics:

• Large areas of undeveloped or underutilized land
• Proximity to transit and other infrastructure
• Already starting to transition to new uses

The City of Livermore is implementing plans resulting from extensive planning and community outreach processes for several areas in the city including:

• Arroyo Vista Neighborhood Plan
• Downtown Specific Plan
• El Charro Specific Plan
• Isabel Neighborhood Specific Plan
• Brisa Neighborhood Plan
• South Livermore Valley Specific Plan

At this time, the City does not anticipate land use changes within the boundaries of adopted specific and neighborhood plans.