Maggie Aguilar

This document outlines the Southern California Association of Governments' strategic vision for a more mobile, sustainable, and prosperous region through 2045. It aims to achieve ten key goals related to economic prosperity, mobility, environmental quality, and healthy communities, while reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The plan's core pillars include demand and system management, complete streets, goods movement, sustainable development, system preservation and resilience, and transit infrastructure. Additionally, it incorporates key connections such as housing supportive infrastructure, smart cities and job centers, accelerated electrification, go zones, and shared mobility to enhance regional well-being.

This Local Data Exchange Data/Map Book provides essential local information and data for the City of Coachella to inform the development of the Connect SoCal 2050 Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy. It details data layers covering land use, transportation networks, priority development areas, green region resource areas, and geographical boundaries. The document also presents a preliminary growth forecast for households and employment from 2024 to 2050. The process facilitates local jurisdiction involvement in regional planning, ensuring data accuracy and guiding sustainable growth by integrating local policies with regional objectives for reduced vehicle miles traveled, lower greenhouse gas emissions, addressing housing needs, and protecting natural resources.

This document is a Local Data Exchange Data/Map Book for the City of South El Monte, supporting the development of the Connect SoCal 2050 Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy (RTP/SCS). The plan, spanning 2024-2050, aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by integrating transportation, land use, and housing planning. It is rooted in local planning policies, aligned with state policy, and guided by a regional vision. The book facilitates the exchange of local information on land use, transportation networks, priority development areas, green region resource areas, and preliminary growth forecasts to inform regional planning efforts.

This document, a preliminary Local Data Exchange Data/Map Book for the City of Santa Fe Springs, outlines the process for exchanging local information with the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) for the Connect SoCal 2050 Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy (RTP/SCS). The plan focuses on integrating local planning policies with regional goals, emphasizing data accuracy, and facilitating the development of a forecasted regional development pattern rooted in land use, transportation networks, priority development areas (PDAs), and green region resource areas (GRRAs). It aims to guide future growth, ensure compliance with state and federal mandates, and inform funding opportunities while reducing greenhouse gas emissions and supporting sustainable population and economic growth.

This document, an appendix to the 2016-2040 Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy, outlines policies, strategies, and recommendations for the conservation of natural and farm lands within the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) region. Key focus areas include promoting best practices, facilitating partnerships, encouraging regional conservation planning, expanding data sharing, supporting innovative land use policies, improving natural corridor connectivity, encouraging urban greening/green infrastructure, connecting to public health, integrating climate-smart conservation, and seeking funding opportunities. The plan aims to balance regional growth with the protection of vital natural and working lands and water resources, ensuring their perpetuity while achieving co-benefits such as greenhouse gas reduction and enhanced quality of life.