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In 2009, the City of Hemet organized a citizens committee to assist in the upgrade of the city’s general plan. The last amendment made to the general plan was in 1992.

What is a general plan?

A city’s general plan is one of the most important documents of the city. It is the city’s constitution. Every city has a general plan. This plan guides planners, developers, builders and leaders on the growth and land development of communities, for both the current period and the long term.

The General Plan is the foundation for establishing goals, purposes, zoning and activities allowed on each land parcel to provide compatibility and continuity to the entire region as well as each individual neighborhood- Wikepedia, 2009

Hemet General Plan

Without an updated general plan, builders, planners and leaders will have to rely on the last general plan which was updated in 1992.

Making our Hemet-San Jacinto communities clean, green and safe takes effort. Our city governments can start some initiatives like providing recycling bins to residents, which cost money, especially if residents don’t use the service. In addition, our city governments will also need help from citizens like you to identify areas where we need to be green. This is where the Green Coalition of San Jacinto Valley comes in.