Sonoma County Redevelopment Plans

As of February 1, 2012 the Sonoma County Community Development Commission (CDC) became the Housing Successor Agency for the former redevelopment agencies of the County and the cities of Sebastopol and Sonoma. 

Redevelopment is the reinvestment of local property tax dollars in the community from which they came, under local control, according to a locally approved plan. This simple statement covers a lot of important ground, however. “Reinvestment of local property tax dollars” means that funds identified for a particular area plan could only be spent for the benefit of that area.

At its roots, then, redevelopment is about improving the health and safety conditions and, consequently, quality of life in a designated project area. Redevelopment focuses on eliminating “blighting conditions,” a broadly defined term that can refer to physical conditions, economic conditions or social conditions, which adversely affect the local community. Redevelopment also focused on the preservation and expansion of employment and affordable housing opportunities.

Information about the Redevelopment Agency, its Redevelopment Areas and any plans or projects listed on this and subsequent pages is for historical purposes. For all current information, please go to the Successor Agency page.

• Roseland Redevelopment Plan
• Roseland Five-Year Implementation Plan
• Roseland Redevelopment Strategic Plan
• Map of Roseland Redevelopment Area

• Russian River Redevelopment Plan
• Russian River Five-Year Implementation Plan
• Russian River Strategic Plan
• Map of Russian River Redevelopment Area

• Sebastopol Five Year Implementation Plan
  
  

• Sonoma Springs Redevelopment Plan
• Sonoma Springs Five Year Implementation Plan
• Sonoma Springs Strategic Plan
• Map of Sonoma Springs Redevelopment Area