Brentwood 2030 Plan

TheBrentwood 2030 Plan(PDF, 15MB) is the guiding document used by the City Commission, advisory boards, and staff as they seek to ensure a bright future for the Brentwood community. The origin of the plan goes back to 1980 and the adoption of" Brentwood 2000" - the City's first-ever comprehensive plan. The Brentwood 2020 Plan was adopted in 1999 and replaced in October 2016 with the Brentwood 2030 Plan.

Exhibit A Resolution 2023-26 Update to the Major Thoroughfare Plan(PDF, 933KB)

RESOLUTION 2023-26 -_Amendment_to_the_Major_Thoroughfare_Plan(PDF, 113KB)

Please refer to the following link for the City of Brentwood's Commission Agenda on April 10th, 2023, relating to the Resolution 2023-26 Major Thoroughfare Plan Update 2023

Agenda Item

Plan Goals

  1. Assure adequate areas for environmental conservation, recreation, and scenic purposes.
  2. Assure adequate provisions for retirement-age persons including alternative housing for all stages, services, and activities.
  3. Assure adequate commercial activities in providing additional tax base, serving areas with unmet needs, reducing trips associated with convenience activities, and maintaining the viability of existing activities.
  4. Assure a more mobile community in conveniently and safely linking people with home, employment, essential services, and recreation. It is a further goal to assure mobility provisions that are suitable for the environment, integrate land use and promote economic activity.
  5. Assure the continuation of existing predominate residential types and densities in future residential areas other than for retirement districts. It is a further goal to assure adequate provisions for future service institutional uses.
  6. Enhance community involving entry, appearance, cultural/civic opportunities, and safety.
  7. Maintain and enhance an effective growth management system.

What happened before the Brentwood 2030 Plan was adopted?

  • A three-year review of the 2020 Plan beginning in the fall of 2013
  • Included several public hearings, workshops, and three community-wide surveys

Public Hearings

Session One (at Brentwood Library, 11/12/2013)

 

Session Two(at Brentwood United Methodist, 11/14/2013)

 

Transportation Workshop (at Brentwood Library, 04/17/2014)

Transportation Public Meeting - 4-17-14 from City of Brentwood on Vimeo.

 

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