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Part Two : CITYWIDE GOALS AND POLICIES

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SACRAMENTO2030 GENERAL PLAN

IntroductionThe Citywide Goals and Policies are the heart of the General Plan. The goals and policies flow directly from the Vision & Guiding Principles and address a broad range of topics required by state law and those that address unique local concerns. Policies in Part 3 supplement the Citywide Goals and Policies in Part 2 and are more geographically specific. It should be noted that the abbreviations following each policy refer to the type of tools or actions the City can use to carry out the policies. These eight types of tools and actions are listed below and explained in detail in Part 4, Administration and Implementation.

Regulation and Development Review (RDR)

City Master Plans, Strategies, and Programs (MPSP)

Financing and Budgeting (FB)

Planning Studies and Reports (PSR)

City Services and Operations (SO)

Inter-governmental Coordination (IGC)

Joint Partnerships with the Private Sector (JP)

Public Information (PI)

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INTRODUCTION

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The ten citywide elements of the Sacramento 2030 General Plan are as follows:

Land Use and Urban Design (LU)

Historic and Cultural Resources (HCR)

Economic Development (ED)

Housing (H) Located in a Separately Bound Document

Mobility (M)

Utilities (U)

Education, Recreation, and Culture (ERC)

Public Health and Safety (PHS)

Environmental Resources (ER)

Environmental Constraints (EC)