Virtual Office Hours
Drop in to the City of Fairfield’s virtual office hours to ask questions, get clarification, or provide comments on any of the Fairfield Forward 2050 public review drafts.
This event will be held virtually on Zoom: https://fairfieldca.zoom.us/j/89182252583?pwd=KcKDNfh5qxKBxIv9TH41XCOHWtcynJ.1
Virtual Office Hours
Drop in to the City of Fairfield’s virtual office hours to ask questions, get clarification, or provide comments on any of the Fairfield Forward 2050 public review drafts.
This event will be held virtually on Zoom: https://fairfieldca.zoom.us/j/89182252583?pwd=KcKDNfh5qxKBxIv9TH41XCOHWtcynJ.1
Fairfield Forward 2050: Open House
Join us at the Fairfield Forward 2050 Open House to learn more about recently released public review documents that will shape the future of Fairfield, including the General Plan Update, Climate Action Plan, and Draft Environmental Impact Report. Staff will be available to share a high-level overview of these documents, answer questions, and receive your comments.
Please drop by for as long as you’d like. Kindly RSVP at this link by August 20th.
10th GPAC Meeting
10th GPAC Meeting- In-person or Zoom options both available
Wednesday, August 21, 2024
6:00 to 7:30 pm
Fairfield Community Center
1000 Kentucky Street
Vista Conference Room
Zoom Video Conferencing
https://fairfieldca.zoom.us/j/89182252583?pwd=KcKDNfh5qxKBxIv9TH41XCOHWtcynJ.1
Meeting ID: 891 8225 2583
Passcode: 32171898
Planning Commission Study Session: Fairfield Forward 2050 Draft EIR Public Comment
The City will hold a study session on Wednesday, August 14, 2024 to take written and oral comments on the Fairfield Forward 2050 Draft Environmental Impact Report.
Planning Commission Study Session: Climate Action Plan
Join the Planning Commission on June 12th for a study session on Fairfield’s Climate Action Plan.
City Council Study Session: Draft General Plan Element Policies
City staff are currently developing draft policies as part of the General Plan Update. These draft policies are informed by three years’ worth of public input and City Council direction and will implement the community’s vision for the future. The City Council will review and provide recommendations for the draft policies before the full public review drafts are released in summer 2024.
GPAC Meeting #9
Meeting will be held on Zoom; Agenda TBA. Register for the meeting here.
Planning Commission Study Session: General Plan Draft Policies
City staff are currently developing draft policies as part of the General Plan Update. These draft policies are informed by three years’ worth of public input and City Council direction and will implement the community’s vision for the future. The Planning Commission will provide recommendations on the draft General Plan policies prior to release of the public review drafts in summer 2024.
Scoping Meeting: Recirculated Notice of Preparation
This Notice of Preparation (NOP) Scoping Meeting provides an opportunity for interested parties and individuals to comment on the scope and content of environmental information to be included in the EIR on the Project. The NOP for the Project has been recirculated to reflect several changes in the Project scope since the previous NOP for the Project was released on August 16, 2021:
(1) The Housing Element is no longer a part of the General Plan Update. The previous NOP envisioned the Housing Element to be a part of the General Plan Update; however, because of State deadlines, the 6th Cycle 2023-2031 Housing Element was adopted and Negative Declaration certified on February 7, 2023.
(2) The General Plan now includes preparation of an Environmental Justice Element. Two census tracts in Fairfield now meet the criteria of a “disadvantaged community” based on updated data from the California Environmental Protection Agency’s CalEnviroscreen 4.0 methodology.
(3) The Project includes targeted amendments to the adopted Heart of Fairfield and Train Station specific plans, including adjustments to densities, land use changes, and zoning boundaries, while maintaining the overall vision and objectives of the plans.
Therefore, the City is recirculating the NOP and will be hosting an additional Scoping Meeting. Please register for the Zoom meeting here.
Fairfield Forward GPAC Meeting
At this meeting we will continue to solicit your input on policy ideas for achieving the community’s vision for the future. We plan to discuss land use, urban design, health and safety, and sustainability.
City Council Study Session
On December 19th, the City Council will hold a study session on the General Plan Preferred Plan. The Preferred Plan communicates the community’s vision for how the City will grow and develop over the next 25+ years and provides the foundation for more detailed policies.
The Council has held six study sessions over the past 22 months on the Preferred Plan and provided direction at the meeting on September 12. At the December 19th session, the Council will be asked to confirm direction of the Preferred Plan guiding policies and provide any additional ideas or suggestions to be reflected in the General Plan document, which will be developed in the coming months.
Planning Commission Study Session
11/8/23: 6-8pm Planning Commission Study Session
This Study Session is being held at the request of City staff to 1) summarize for the Planning Commission the Preferred Land Use Plan and to 2) solicit input from the Commission on the organization of the General Plan Update Elements and draft guiding policies.
1000 Webster Street
Fairfield, CA 94533
Agenda here
GPAC Meeting: Preferred Plan
Agenda here.
The purpose of the meeting is to review the Preferred Land Use Plan concepts with the GPAC, present draft Preferred Plan guiding policies and General Plan topic areas, and solicit GPAC feedback. The public is invited to observe and make public comments during the public comment period.
Fairfield Forward 2050: General Plan Update Preferred Plan Study Session, Contd.
This meeting is the latest in a series of Study Sessions to establish the City Council’s vision for future land uses throughout the City of Fairfield. This Study Session will focus on future land uses in Cordelia as the City Council has already established its vision for land uses throughout most of the City. The City Council’s vision for land uses in Cordelia will inform he development of a Preferred Plan for land uses, which will form the basis of the General Plan Update, Climate Action Plan, and Environmental Impact Report.
Direction provided at this meeting will inform the development of a Preferred Plan, which establishes the City Council’s vision for future land uses throughout the City of Fairfield. The Preferred Plan will form the basis of the remainder of the General Plan Update as well as the Climate Action Plan and Environmental Impact Report. Following the establishment of the Preferred Plan, staff will develop General Plan Elements and policies.
Members of the public are invited to the meeting and public comment will be allowed. The meeting will be recorded and live-streamed. Agenda Link here | Staff Report Link here | Zoom Link here
Fairfield Planning Commission Meeting- Draft Housing Element
The Planning Commission will consider Fairfield’s draft Housing Element.
The meeting will be held at the Council Chamber, 1000 Webster St, Fairfield, CA 94533
Members of the public may attend in person or on Zoom:
https://fairfieldca.zoom.us/j/97065607498?pwd=a1dnaVY2UzFIN U4xaU5sS0FET09qZz09 Meeting ID: 970 6560 7498 - Passcode: 66781819
Cordelia Workshop
What do you want to see more of in Cordelia? Where should it go? What will this part of Fairfield need in the future? Join the City of Fairfield on April 28, 2022, 6-8pm at the Cordelia Library to tell us more about your vision for the future of Cordelia. Please RSVP here, it’s appreciated but not required!
Se dispondrá de traducción en español.
For any questions, please contact:
Jessie Hernandez, City of Fairfield
Office 707-428-7450
City Council Study Session
Topics covered include a report-back on outreach to Suisun Valley stakeholders, and vision and direction for the "cherry stem" or Suisun Valley area between Cordelia and central Fairfield. At this session, prior conversations will culminate in direction for the Preferred Plan, the foundation for the full General Plan Update. This is the third of three study sessions.
City Council Study Session
Topics covered include vision and direction for areas around the Cordelia Junction, potential new neighborhoods, and ways to improve connections. This is the second of three study sessions.
City Council Study Session
The City Council will pick up after the November 2nd meeting on Alternatives. Topics covered include Fairfield Forward 2050 background and progress to date; planning for growth and preservation; and vision and direction for areas within central Fairfield, including North Texas Street, supporting the Heart of Fairfield/Downtown area; and future vision for the Solano Town Center. This is the first of three study sessions.
Meeting and Viewing Information:
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GPAC Meeting #5
Attend the 5th GPAC meeting at the Fairfield Community Center, Lakeside Conference Rooms A & B.
Joint CC/PC Study Session
City Council meeting on June 16th to receive the draft Vision and Guiding Principles and discuss findings from the existing conditions report.