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Compton 2045 General Plan, Rezoning, and Zoning Code Revisions Public Hearing

The General Plan sets the rules for how Compton grows over the next 20 years — where housing, businesses, and parks can be built in your neighborhood — and this is your chance to weigh in.

Sep 15, 2026

Schedule Public Hearing for Compton 2045 General Plan and Rezoning on September 15, 2026

The Compton 2045 General Plan will shape how your city grows over the next two decades — affecting land use, housing, transportation, and development in your neighborhood — and this is your chance to weigh in at a public hearing.

Jul 14, 2026

Schedule Public Hearing for Compton 2045 General Plan and Rezoning on September 15, 2026

The Compton 2045 General Plan will guide how land is used, where housing is built, and how your neighborhood grows for the next 20 years — attending the September 15 hearing is your chance to weigh in before the Council votes.

Jul 14, 2026

Resolution Ratifying and Amending MIG, Inc. Agreement for General Plan 2045 Update and HCD-Mandated Rezoning

The General Plan 2045 is a long-term blueprint for how Compton grows — it shapes where housing, businesses, and parks can be built in your neighborhood, and state-required rezoning affects what can be developed near your home.

Jul 7, 2026

Resolution Ratifying and Amending MIG, Inc. Agreement for General Plan 2045 Update and HCD-Mandated Rezoning

The General Plan 2045 shapes how land is used across Compton for the next two decades — including where housing, businesses, and parks can be built in your neighborhood — and state-required rezoning could open more areas to new housing development.

Jul 7, 2026

General Plan 2045 Update - Budget Amendment and Services Agreement

The General Plan 2045 shapes how Compton will grow and develop over the next 20 years, affecting where homes, businesses, parks, and schools will be built in your community.

Mar 11, 2025

Approve Zone Change for 501/601 East Compton Boulevard Specific Plan

Your city is rezoning downtown properties to allow higher-density development with up to 300 residential units and mixed-use development, which could increase downtown activity but also increase traffic and parking demands.

Jun 22, 2021