Town & Country is an effort by the Los Angeles County Department of Regional Planning to update the Antelope Valley Area Plan. An area plan is a document containing maps and rules that provides guidance for future land development and conservation for a specific geographic region. This project recognizes the individual needs and identity of each unique town in the unincorporated area as well as the collective needs and identity of the Valley as a whole. Its success depends on the commitment of residents, property owners, business owners, and other stakeholders in the Valley to develop a common vision that will guide growth in the unincorporated area of the Valley in coming years.
Residents, business owners, and stakeholders have been working this past summer to draft goals and policy recommendations that could change how future development and conservation will take place in the Antelope Valley. Come to this presentation to hear what they have to say and find out how you can make a difference.
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Fifty-eight (58) participants representing numerous towns from across the Antelope Valley attended the IMPLEMENTATION series to begin formulating an action plan to implement the goals and policies drafted in the previous GOALS series. Participants identified implementation partners and prioritized the policies in order to gage what changes need to take place first. The meeting consisted of a brief presentation followed by interactive exercises completed in small groups. For more information on the IMPLEMENTATION series meetings, please view the following meeting materials:
Eighty-five (85) participants representing numerous towns from across the Antelope Valley attended the GOALS series to draft goals and policy recommendations that provide direction in achieving the TOWN & COUNTRY vision. The meeting consisted of a brief presentation followed by interactive exercises completed in small groups. For more information on the GOALS series meetings, please view the following meeting materials:
Sixty-two (62) participants representing numerous towns from across the Antelope Valley attended the VISION series to initiate the drafting of a Valleywide vision statement that encapsulates your desired future. The meeting consisted of a brief presentation followed by interactive exercises completed in small groups. For more information on the VISION series meetings, please view the following meeting materials:
Approximately two hundred (200) Antelope Valley stakeholders attended the official public kick-off meeting at Jackie Robinson Park. The fair focused on introducing attendees to the Antelope Valley Area Plan update process and solicited input regarding different land use topics such as housing, circulation, and infrastructure. For more information on the event, please view the following meeting materials:
