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- The Adeline Corridor Specific Plan, General Plan and
zoning amendments, and environmental review documents were adopted by the City Council on December 8,
2020. The Plan and related documents can be found below.
- Related planning initiatives - Ashby and North Berkeley BART
Station Planning - Planning is underway to re-imagine the Ashby and North Berkeley BART stations as vibrant places that include housing, open space and community amenities. For
more information about this planning process to develop zoning standards
that conform to Assembly Bill 2923 and other site development parameters,
visit the project webpage: www.cityofberkeley.info/bartplanning
The Adeline Corridor Specific Plan articulates a community
vision and planning framework that will serve as a guide for the City and other
public agency decision-makers, community members and other stakeholders over
the next 20 years. The Adeline Corridor Specific Plan Area (“Plan Area”) is
located in the southern portion of the City of Berkeley and extends
approximately 1.3 miles north from the Berkeley/Oakland border along Adeline
Street and a portion of Shattuck Avenue. It serves as an important gateway to
Berkeley’s Downtown (to the north) and to Oakland (to the south).
The goals, policies, and strategies in this Plan are
grounded in the reality that no single plan for a limited geographic area can
comprehensively address all of the issues faced by a community. At the same
time, a planning document like a Specific Plan is one of the best tools we have
to directly and explicitly state a vision for the community and enact
mechanisms to achieve it. Long-term success of the plan will rely not only on
the City and other public agencies that fund and maintain public improvements
and services, but on the people who live, work, and visit here. This is a
community plan to support a community vision.
The Adeline Corridor Specific Plan, General Plan and zoning amendments, and environmental review documents were adopted by the City Council on December 8, 2020. Links to the approved documents and effective dates (if applicable) are listed below.
Per Resolution No. 69,642-N.S, the following documents were adopted or certified by City Council:
Contact
If you have any questions about the
Adeline Corridor Specific Plan, please email the Planning and Development Department at planning@cityofberkeley.info.