Get Involved!
Click here for ways to get involved in your Community Plan: meetings, surveys, and photos. (FLYER)
What is the Communities Plan?
Communities Plan Boundary
Click here for a map of the Homestead Valley Communities Boundary.
What We Know about Homestead Valley Communities
Draft Communities Plan
GET INVOLVED!
The Homestead Valley Communities Plan will only be as good as the input we receive from residents, businesses, and property owners. Please use the following opportunities to tell us what you think about the Homestead Valley Communities today and what they should be in the future.
Click here to download a flyer for the dates, times, and locations of outreach events in the Homestead Valley Communities. Click on each of the events below to see more information about the topics and information that will be covered. If you cannot attend, the links below will also take you to online surveys so you can still participate and voice your opinions.
Participate in the following events to express your desires for the future of the Homestead Valley Communities and to make your opinion count.
COMMUNITY PLAN WORKSHOPS
Workshops #1: What We Value
Workshop #2: Our Roadmap to Making It Happen
Share Your Photos, Comments, or Questions
Share a Photo | Submit your photos and show us the best of Homestead Valley Communities as well as the things that could be improved.
Comments or Questions? | Have a general comment or question that is not addressed in the events or surveys? Send an e-mail to let us know.
WORKSHOP #1: WHAT WE VALUE
The first workshop will introduce the Countywide Plan and Homestead Valley Communities Plan efforts. The workshop will also engage the public in a discussion about the development and improvement of the Homestead Valley Communities in the future.
Landers, Flamingo Heights, Johnson Valley, Yucca Mesa
When: September 12, 2016, 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM
Where: Johnson Valley Community Center: 50567 Quailbush Road, Johnson Valley, CA
Highlights
- Get information about the planning process to create a Countywide Plan and the Homestead Valley Communities Plan
- Help rank the Communities’ most important strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats
- Begin to identify Community goals and objectives
Material and Information
Surveys
Click here to take Survey #1. Please tell us what you think if you could not attend this event, or if you attended but would like to provide additional feedback.
Click here to provide feedback on the event itself. Did you attend this event? If so, please take a brief survey to tell us what you thought of the event.
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WORKSHOP #2: OUR ROADMAP TO MAKING IT HAPPEN
This workshop will begin with a presentation on input from the first workshop and then focus on implementation strategies and tools to achieve the Communities’ goals and objectives. Champions for actions will be identified by the Community.
Landers, Flamingo Heights, Johnson Valley, Yucca Mes
When: November 17, 2016, 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM
Where: Yucca Mesa Community Center: 3133 Balsa Ave, Yucca Valley, CA 92284
Highlights
- See input generated from the first workshop
- Discuss and rank Community goals
- Discuss and rank objectives for priority goals
- Discuss and rank specific actions that are necessary to achieve the goals and objectives
Material and Information
Surveys
Click here to take Survey #2. Please tell us what you think if you could not attend this event, or if you attended but would like to provide additional feedback.
Click here to provide feedback on the event itself. Did you attend this event? If so, please take a brief survey to tell us what you thought of the event.
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What is the Communities Plan?
As part of the major effort to create a Countywide Plan, San Bernardino County is working with residents, businesses, and organizations to develop the Homestead Valley Communities Plan.
The Communities Plan will set forth the community’s priorities for actions, investments, and public policies that are most important for the Homestead Valley Communities to continue growing into the type of community that current and future residents desire.
For questions and answers specific to the Homestead Valley Communities Plan, click here to jump to the FAQ section at the bottom of this page.
For more general questions and answers on the Community Plan process and the Countywide Plan, click here for fact sheets or click here to visit the general FAQ section of the website.
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What We Know about Homestead Valley Communities
Documents in this section will be added as they are completed with community input. Click on each item for more information and a link to download the material.
Reports or Analysis
(Forthcoming)
Outreach Materials
Workshop #1 PowerPoint Presentation
Links to Related Projects
(Forthcoming)
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Draft Communities Plan
This section is a placeholder for when the Draft Communities Plan is prepared for community review. The Communities Plan content will contain the following items:
- Introduction & Purpose
- Community Profile
- Community Values & Aspirations
- Community Goals & Objectives
- Action Plan
- Other supporting documentation as appropriate
(including: SWOT Analysis, links to the Community Development Toolkit, outreach materials, Sphere of Influence Guidelines, and links to all goals, policies, and figures)
2007 Homestead Valley Community Plan
Homestead Valley is one of 14 communities in San Bernardino County that has an existing Community Plan to guide its future development, character, and independent identity. The County is updating these existing Community Plans to become more action oriented, while moving goals, policies, and figures into the Countywide Policy Plan. Click here for an infosheet that illustrates where the contents of existing Community Plans will be in the updated Community Plans and the Countywide Policy Plan.
Click here for FAQs on existing and updated Community Plans.
Click here to view the existing Homestead Valley Community Plan.
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FAQs
This section provides answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs) about the Homestead Valley Communities Plan. The information will be updated and added to from time to time.
If you don’t see answers to your questions on this page, want more information, or want to let us know what you think, send us an email. For more general questions and answers on the Community Plan process and the Countywide Plan, click here for fact sheets or click here to visit the general FAQ section of the website.
1. How does this Communities Plan affect current or pending development applications in or around the Homestead Valley Communities? Who can I talk to about current or pending development applications?
The Community Plan process will not be completed until 2018. You should continue to monitor, review, and comment on development applications through the current public review process. Please contact the Land Use Services Duty Planner by email to be directed to the appropriate County staff person.
2. When will the Draft Communities Plan be available to review?
The target release date for the Draft Homestead Valley Communities Plan is spring of 2017.