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The Noise Element Update Goes to the Planning Commission March 2

The general plan noise element and ordinance update will be presented to the Planning Commission by way of a public hearing March 2, for recommendation to the city council for adoption.

Noise Element Update Public Hearing 

Time: 5 p.m., March 2

Venue: Long Beach City Hall Civic Chambers, 411 W. Ocean Blvd. 

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Join by phone: 213.338.8477

Meeting ID: 927 4212 9521

Members of the public who join virtually will have the opportunity to offer verbal public comments during the meeting.

Formal action will be taken by the Planning Commission at this meeting. 

Should the Planning Commission recommend the Noise Element and related ordinance amendments to the Long Beach City Council, an adoption hearing before the Council will be scheduled for Spring 2023.   

What is the Noise Element?

The Noise Element is a chapter of the City of Long Beach General Plan that sets forth policies regarding noise and land use throughout Long Beach. The draft noise element update is designed to provide a tailored approach to noise policy across Long Beach neighborhoods and is consistent with the city’s development policies, including the Land Use Element. The updated noise element contains a set of goals, policies, and implementation measures to limit noise exposure, particularly in areas with nearby housing, hospital, school, or daycare center uses.  

The October 2022 Draft Noise Element was made available for public review from October 14, 2022, through December 1, 2022. To learn more, visit the Development Services Department webpage.

If you have any questions, please contact Megan Covarrubias, projectpPlanner, at 562-570=7152 or Megan.Covarrubias@longbeach.gov.

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