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General Plan Elements
There are the nine elements covered in the City of Coachella General Plan:

1. Land Use and Urban Design: the general location and intensity of housing, business, industry, open space, education, public buildings and grounds, and other land uses in Coachella.

2.Circulation and Mobility: the planned road systems in our community, as well as other ways that people and goods move around Coachella-by foot, by bicycle, by ship, and by rail.

3. Parks, Recreation, and Open Space: how the City will preserve open space for future generations and enhance our community’s health today by providing space for outdoor recreation.

4. Housing: strategies for providing adequate housing to meet the current and future housing needs of everyone in our community.

5. Public Safety: the City’s policies and programs for keeping our community safe from both manmade and natural hazards like earthquakes and floods.

6. Noise: a description of existing and future noise sources and the City’s standards for protecting residents from excessive noise.

7. Conservation: policies for conserving natural resources in Coachella such as water and soils. 

8. Community Health and Wellness: The analysis will include topics such as physical activity, respiratory health, access to parks and open space, access to healthy foods, topics related to social and environmental justice, transportation safety and other relevant topics. The optional task also includes the development of policies and implementation actions for health in the General Plan.

9. Climate Action Plan: help reduce the potential greenhouse gas emissions and climate change impacts that might occur with implementation of the General Plan Update.  

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