Five Year Implementation Plan
Every five years, redevelopment agencies are required to adopt implementation plans to establish strategic and programmatic work plans for carrying out their activities. The Agency’s purpose and intent in creating and adopting its 2005-2009 Five Year Implementation Plan are to:
- Provide decision-makers and the public a clear, readable, and user-friendly document that effectively communicates the City’s vision, goals and objectives, and programs for redevelopment.
- Establish five-year strategic objectives and work programs that are measurable, quantifiable, and track-able and promote the long-term effectiveness and financial viability of the Agency.
- Present information about the Redevelopment Agency in an educational and informative manner.
- Implement the redevelopment goals of the Agency as set forth in the Agency’s adopted Redevelopment Plans.
2005-2009 Five Year Implementation Plan
To view or download a PDF of the 2005-2009 Five Year Implementation Plan, click on the link below.
2007 Midterm Review
State redevelopment law also requires redevelopment agencies, during the third year of the implementation plan, to hold a public hearing and conduct a midterm review of the progress made within the project area. To view or download a PDF of the 2007 Midterm Review, click on the link below.
IN PROGRESS ……
2010-2015 Five Year Implementation Plan
The City’s Redevelopment Agency has begun its update process for the 2010-2015 Redevelopment Implementation. To view or download a PDF of the Redevelopment Implementation Work Program, click on the link below.
2010-2015 Redevelopment Implementation Work Program
As the Agency moves forward with development of this plan, it recognizes that for any plan/project to be successfully implemented it needs to be supported by those involved. As a resident, business owner, and/or property owner we welcome and invite your input in the development of the plan.
In April and May of this year, the CVRC hosted a series of three community meetings to solicit the public ideas and priorities for redevelopment in Chula Vista. City staff also made presentations explaining the implementation plan process to local stakeholder groups, including Northwest and Southwest Civic Associations, South County EDC, TAVA and others. Through these meetings, stakeholder groups were invited to nominate representatives to serve on the Redevelopment Implementation Plan Working Group, which is tasked with identifying priorities for the 2010-2015 Plan.
On August 6, 2009 a joint CVRC-Redevelopment Authority workshop was convened to present the initial priorities developed by the Implementation Plan working group, and to provide community members with an introduction to the principles of Redevelopment. You can watch streaming video of this workshop by navigating to the 8/6/09 video at the following link. You can find the presentations by clicking on the links below:
For further information about the implementation plan, and to participate in future public meetings please contact project manager:
Diem Do
585-5731
ddo@ci.chula-vista.ca.us