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General Plan road reclassifications to match OCTA master plan

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Summary

Santiago Canyon Road near Villa Park would drop from six planned lanes to five, and a Fairhaven Avenue segment from four to two, matching Orange County's regional road plan. Same right-of-way width, but more room for bike lanes and medians.

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Last discussed Feb 2, 2026.

Impact analysis

✅Who benefits

Cyclists and pedestrians gain from planned bike lanes and medians on these corridors.

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MeetingFeb 2, 2026approved

Planning Commission — February 2, 2026

Santiago Canyon Road near Villa Park would drop from six planned lanes to five, and a Fairhaven Avenue segment from four to two, matching Orange County's regional road plan. Same right-of-way width, but more room for bike lanes and medians.

Related development

approved

General Plan Amendment No. 26-0001 — Circulation and Mobility Element

Keeps the city's street classifications aligned with regional plans — mostly housekeeping, but it matters for future road funding.

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