The County of Orange is required by State law to have a legally adequate General
Plan (Cal. Code § 65300 et seq.), which primarily addresses unincorporated territory,
yet affects the entire county. As part of its General Plan, the County must include the following
seven elements: 1) Land Use; 2) Circulation; 3) Housing; 4) Conservation; 5) Open Space; 6) Noise;
and 7) Safety. The County's General Plan also includes two optional elements: Public Services and
Facilities, and Growth Management.
General Plan Land Use Element Map - 2005
A map of Orange County displaying the current land use.
The County of Orange General Plan consists of an introductory chapter, a demographics chapter, and nine elements:
Land Use, Transportation, Public Services and Facilities, Resources, Recreation, Noise, Safety, Housing, and Growth
Management.
September 13, 2005 / Housing Element Appendix Amended June 20, 2006
GP Appendix Cover and Table of Contents
GP Appendix 2005
GP Housing Element Appendix June 2006
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