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2016Directory of Planning Agencies Directory of 2016 Planning Agencies GOVERNOR’S OFFICE OF PLANNING AND RESEARCH NOVEMBER 2016 Page intentionally left blank ii Directory of California Planning Agencies 2016 THE DIRECTORY OF CALIFORNIA PLANNING AGENCIES 2016 EDITION This publication may reference complex and specific laws and regulations. Any such reference is provided merely for the convenience of the reader. Always refer to the actual text of applicable laws and regulations, and consult with an attorney when applying them. We cannot guarantee that the contact information in this publication is correct. Conact the agency for the most accurate and up to date information. As with all Governor’s Office of Planning and Research publications, you may print all or part of this book. You need not secure permission; just copy it accurately and give credit to the Governor’s Office of Planning and Research. For further information on this or other OPR documents, please visit www.opr.ca.gov or email [email protected]. State of California Edmund G. Brown Jr., Governor Governor’s Office of Planning and Research Ken Alex, Director 1400 10th Street Sacramento, CA 95814 Scott Morgan, Director, State Clearinghouse Directory of California Planning Agencies 2016 iii Page intentionally left blank iv Directory of California Planning Agencies 2016 Table of Contents Table of Contents DIRECTORY OF PLANNING AGENCIES 1 Cities by County 2 California Charter Cities 4 City Planning Agencies 5 Counties of California Map 29 County Planning Agencies 30 Local Agency Formation Commissions (LAFCOs) 34 Councils of Government Map 37 Councils of Government (COGs) 38 Regional Transportation Planning Entities 41 Airport Land Use Commissions (ALUCS) 44 CEQA Judges 48 Directory of California Planning Agencies 2012 v Page intentionally left blank vi Directory of California Planning Agencies 2016 Directory of Planning Agencies Directory of Planning Agencies Directory of California Planning Agencies 2011 1 Cities by County CITIES BY COUNTY ALAMEDA DEL NORTE KINGS Lomita MARIPOSA Alameda Crescent City Avenal Long Beach No incorporated cities Albany Corcoran Los Angeles Berkeley EL DORADO Hanford Lynwood MENDOCINO Dublin Placerville Lemoore Malibu Fort Bragg Emeryville South Lake Tahoe Manhattan Beach Point Arena LAKE Ukiah Fremont FRESNO Maywood Hayward Clearlake Monrovia Willits Clovis Lakeport Livermore Coalinga Montebello MERCED Newark Firebaugh LASSEN Monterey Park Atwater Oakland Fowler Susanville Norwalk Dos Palos Piedmont Fresno Palmdale Gustine Pleasanton Huron LOS ANGELES Palos Verdes Estates Livingston San Leandro Kerman Agoura Hills Paramount Los Banos Union City Kingsburg Alhambra Pasadena Merced Mendota Arcadia Pico Rivera ALPINE Artesia Pomona MODOC No incorporated cities Orange Cove Parlier Avalon Rancho Palos Verdes Alturas AMADOR Reedley Azusa Redondo Beach Baldwin Park Rolling Hills MONO Amador City San Joaquin Mammoth Lakes Ione Sanger Bell Rolling Hills Estates Rosemead Jackson Selma Bell Gardens MONTEREY San Dimas Plymouth Bellflower Carmel-by-the-Sea San Fernando Sutter Creek GLENN Beverly Hills Del Rey Oaks San Gabriel Orland Bradbury Gonzales San Marino BUTTE Willows Burbank Greenfield Santa Clarita Biggs Calabasas King City HUMBOLDT Santa Fe Springs Chico Carson Marina Arcata Santa Monica Gridley Cerritos Monterey Blue Lake Sierra Madre Oroville Claremont Pacific Grove Eureka Signal Hill Paradise Commerce Salinas Ferndale South El Monte Compton Sand City CALAVERAS Fortuna South Gate Covina Seaside Angels Camp Rio Dell South Pasadena Cudahy Soledad Trinidad Temple City COLUSA Culver City Torrance Colusa IMPERIAL Diamond Bar NAPA Vernon Williams Brawley Downey American Canyon Walnut Calexico Duarte Calistoga West Covina CONTRA COSTA Calipatria El Monte Napa West Hollywood Antioch El Centro El Segundo St. Helena Westlake Village Brentwood Holtville Gardena Yountville Whittier Clayton Imperial Glendale Concord Glendora NEVADA Westmorland MADERA Danville Hawaiian Gardens Grass Valley Chowchilla El Cerrito INYO Hawthorne Nevada City Madera Hercules Bishop Hermosa Beach Truckee Hidden Hills Lafayette MARIN ORANGE KERN Huntington Park Martinez Belvedere Aliso Viejo Arvin Industry Moraga Corte Madera Anaheim Bakersfield Inglewood Oakley Fairfax Brea California City Irwindale Orinda Larkspur Buena Park Delano La Cañada Flintridge Pinole Mill Valley Costa Mesa Maricopa La Habra Heights Pittsburg Novato Cypress McFarland La Mirada Pleasant Hill Ross Dana Point Ridgecrest La Puente Richmond San Anselmo Fountain Valley Shafter La Verne San Pablo San Rafael Fullerton Taft Lakewood San Ramon Sausalito Garden Grove Tehachapi Lancaster Walnut Creek Tiburon Huntington Beach Wasco Lawndale 2 Directory of California Planning Agencies 2016 Cities by County Irvine Rancho Mirage San Diego SANTA CLARA Sonoma La Habra Riverside San Marcos Campbell Windsor La Palma San Jacinto Santee Cupertino Laguna Beach Temecula Solana Beach Gilroy STANISLAUS Laguna Hills Wildomar Vista Los Altos Ceres Laguna Niguel Los Altos Hills Hughson Laguna Woods SACRAMENTO SAN FRANCISCO Los Gatos Modesto Lake Forest Citrus Heights San Francisco Milpitas Newman Los Alamitos Elk Grove Monte Sereno Oakdale Folsom SAN JOAQUIN Patterson Mission Viejo Escalon Morgan Hill Newport Beach Galt Mountain View Riverbank Isleton Lathrop Turlock Orange Lodi Palo Alto Placentia Rancho Cordova San Jose Waterford Sacramento Manteca Rancho Santa Margarita Ripon Santa Clara SUTTER San Clemente SAN BENITO Stockton Saratoga Live Oak San Juan Capistrano Hollister Tracy Sunnyvale Yuba City Santa Ana San Juan Bautista Seal Beach SAN LUIS OBISPO SANTA CRUZ TEHAMA Stanton SAN BERNARDINO Arroyo Grande Capitola Corning Tustin Adelanto Atascadero Santa Cruz Red Bluff Villa Park Apple Valley Grover Beach Scotts Valley Tehama Westminster Barstow Morro Bay Watsonville TRINITY Yorba Linda Big Bear Lake Paso Robles SHASTA Chino Pismo Beach No incorporated cities PLACER Anderson Chino Hills San Luis Obispo Redding TULARE Auburn Colton Colfax SAN MATEO Shasta Lake Dinuba Fontana Exeter Lincoln Grand Terrace Atherton SIERRA Loomis Belmont Farmersville Hesperia Loyalton Lindsay Rocklin Highland Brisbane Roseville Burlingame SISKIYOU Porterville Loma Linda Tulare Montclair Colma Dorris PLUMAS Daly City Dunsmuir Visalia Portola Needles Woodlake Ontario East Palo Alto Etna RIVERSIDE Rancho Cucamonga Foster City Fort Jones TUOLUMNE Banning Redlands Half Moon Bay Montague Sonora Beaumont Rialto Hillsborough Mount Shasta Blythe San Bernardino Menlo Park Tulelake VENTURA Calimesa Twentynine Palms Millbrae Weed Camarillo Canyon Lake Upland Pacifica Yreka Fillmore Cathedral City Victorville Portola Valley Moorpark Redwood City SOLANO Ojai Coachella Yucaipa Benicia Corona Yucca Valley San Bruno Oxnard San Carlos Dixon Port Hueneme Desert Hot Springs Fairfield Eastvale SAN DIEGO San Mateo Santa Paula Carlsbad South San Francisco Rio Vista Simi Valley Hemet Suisun City Indian Wells Chula Vista Woodside Thousand Oaks Coronado Vacaville Ventura Indio SANTA BARBARA Vallejo Jurupa Valley Del Mar Buellton YOLO La Quinta El Cajon Carpinteria SONOMA Davis Lake Elsinore Encinitas Goleta Cloverdale West Sacramento Menifee Escondido Guadalupe Cotati Winters Moreno Valley Imperial Beach Lompoc Healdsburg Woodland Murrieta La Mesa Petaluma Lemon Grove Santa Barbara Norco Rohnert Park YUBA National City Santa Maria Palm Desert Santa Rosa Marysville Oceanside Solvang Palm Springs Sebastopol Wheatland Perris Poway Directory of California Planning Agencies 2016 3 Charter Cities CALIFORNIA CHARTER CITIES The following list, provided courtesy of the League of California Cities, identifies the Charter Cities in California. For additional information on Charter Cities, please see the League of California Cities’ website at www.cacities.org/chartercities. Adelanto Glendale Oceanside San Rafael Alameda Grass Valley Oroville San Ramon Albany Hayward Pacific Grove Sand City Alhambra Huntington Beach Palm Desert Santa Ana Anaheim Indian Wells Palm Springs Santa Barbara Arcadia Industry Palmdale Santa Clara Bakersfield Inglewood Palo Alto Santa Cruz Bell Irvine Pasadena Santa Maria Berkeley Irwindale Petaluma Santa Monica Big Bear Lake King City Piedmont Santa Rosa Buena Park Kingsburg Placentia Santee Burbank Lancaster Pomona Seal Beach Carlsbad La Quinta Port Hueneme Shafter Cerritos Lemoore Porterville Signal Hill Chico Lindsay Rancho Mirage Solvang Chula Vista Loma Linda Redondo Beach Stockton Compton Long Beach Redwood City Sunnyvale Culver City Los Alamitos Richmond Temple City Cypress Los Angeles Riverside Torrance Del Mar Marina Roseville Truckee Desert Hot Springs Marysville Sacramento Tulare Dinuba Merced Salinas Vallejo Downey Modesto San Bernardino Ventura El Centro Monterey San Diego Vernon Eureka Mountain View San Francisco Victorville Exeter Napa San Jose Visalia Folsom Needles San Leandro Vista Fortuna Newport Beach San Luis Obispo Watsonville Fresno Norco San Marcos Whittier Gilroy Oakland San Mateo Woodlake 4 Directory of California Planning Agencies 2016 City Planning Agencies CITY PLANNING AGENCIES The contact information listed was submitted through the 2016 Annual Planning Survey. An * indicates that a 2016 survey was not completed and contact information may be out of date. ADELANTO ALTURAS ANTIOCH Mark de Manincor, Planning Manager Joe Picotte, Public Works Director Forrest Ebbs, Director of Community 11600 Air Expressway 200 W. North Street Development Adelanto, CA 92301 Alturas, CA 200 H Street T: (760) 246-2300 T: (530) 233-2512 Antioch, CA 94509 www.ci.adelanto.ca.us F:
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