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Loma Linda General Plan

What Loma Linda, San Bernardino County, California is permitting and building, tracked from official state open data. The General Plan is Loma Linda's long-range blueprint for land use, housing, and growth.

793 Units permitted since 2018
119 Permitted in 2025
1,107 Units entitled since 2018
8 Years tracked
Loma Linda · housing units permitted by year

Source: California HCD Housing Element APR

Housing & development by year

Housing applications progress in Loma Linda, by reporting year. Source: HCD APR.
YearUnits permittedUnits entitledProjects
2025 119 192 209
2024 132 53 136
2023 11 12 24
2022 41 126 94
2021 92 17 178
2020 180 272 243
2019 91 94 94
2018 127 341 365

The plan document

Read Loma Linda's official General Plan: Loma Linda General Plan → · 2009-05-26 · 2024-05

Elements · 2 Verifier-checked summaries

  • Loma Linda's Land Use Element (adopted January 12, 2022) establishes the intended development types and allowable densities for each of the City's residential land use categories. It provides a Planned Community (PC) zone that may be used to implement the Residential category for projects requiring flexibility, to encourage creative and imaginative design and to allow coordinated projects mixing residential, community facilities, and/or commercial land uses. Its lowest-density category, Hillside Conservation, allows zero to one dwelling unit per 10 acres (with a potential bonus up to one unit per 5 acres) subject to criteria including clustering, keeping development off the north-facing slopes that form the prime view from Downtown Loma Linda, minimizing utility extensions, and setting aside significant natural areas as permanent open space.

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  • Loma Linda's 2021-2029 (6th cycle) Housing Element identifies housing needs in the City, the sites that can accommodate those needs, and the policies and programs to assure that the necessary housing units can be provided, with the primary goal of providing a range of housing opportunities for all income groups. Covering October 15, 2021 to October 15, 2029, it sets forth strategies and programs to encourage a variety of housing opportunities, provide housing for lower- and moderate-income persons, preserve the quality of existing housing stock, minimize governmental constraints, and promote equal housing opportunities. The Element is internally consistent with the balance of the General Plan and is affected by development policies in the Land Use Element and Circulation Element.

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Element summaries are generated from the official document text and held unless every fact is grounded in the source. Links open the jurisdiction's own published documents.

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