San Marcos City Council will ask voters to amend the city charter so that all zoning in the city be consistent with the general plan.
The San Marcos City Council approved a ballot measure that would ask voters to amend the city charter so that all zoning in the city be consistent with the general plan. Under state law, cities are required to have general plans, but charter cities are not required to ensure that their zoning matches future plans. This measure, which will be decided by majority vote, would require such compliance.
Thanks to California 2000 Project
FULL STORY: San Marcos Puts Zoning Mesaure on the Ballot

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