Stay Involved! Be part of the Plan! The General Plan is the guide which sets forth the vision of how the City will look and develop over the next 15 to 20 years. The General Plan provides guidance for:
- Maintaining community and neighborhood character
- Managing the City’s Infrastructure
- Protecting and conserving resources
- Defining policies for land use and zoning
On these web pages, you’ll find information on upcoming public hearings and the history of the General Plan Update process.
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
The Draft General Plan and Draft General Plan EIR are now available!
The documents are available on-line by clicking on the links above. The documents are also available on CD (free) at the Community Development Department which is located at:
9357 West 3rd St., Beverly Hills
Mon. - Thu. 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., Fri. 8:00 - 5:00
310.285.1123
Hardcopies are available (for a fee) at the following printshops:
THE PRINT CENTER
9301 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills, 90210
T: 310.247.0234
F: 310.247.0545
BEVERLY HILLS COPY COPY
8621 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills, 90211 
T: 310.659.8171
F: 310.659.3345
SUBMIT COMMENTS: Go to Ask Bev and select the General Plan topic.
Documents available online:
Staff Reports: (link) Comprehensive list of all recent staff reports (June 22, 2006 - Present)
Topic Committee Final Reports: (link) 175 Beverly Hills residents sitting on seven different Topic Committees tackled issues surrounding the major elements of the City. Each committee researched its topic, obtained public input and produced a final report.
Transportation White Papers: (link) The papers provide an in-depth look at some of the more challenging aspects of mobility in Beverly Hills and in the Westside region, including the Wilshire and Santa Monica boulevard corridors, north-south commuter traffic, intrusion of traffic into residential areas, future transit improvements and more.
The Technical Background Report and Appendices (link) The TBR is a snapshot of the entire City of Beverly Hills, from land use information to demographics to transportation to infrastructure.
Hard copies of all reports are available by calling (310) 285-1126.
Comments from community members through this website are welcome. Go to Ask Bev and select the General Plan topic.
