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Project Areas

What is a "Project Area?"

A project area is the actual geographic area where a redevelopment agency's revitalization activities will take place.

Project Area Redevelopment Plans

The City of Chula Vista has two primary project areas, the Merged Bayfront/ Town Centre I Project Area and the merged Chula Vista Project Area. Each area consists of smaller subareas. PDFs of the Redevelopment Plan for each project area (or subarea) are available below:

Merged Bayfront/Town Centre I Project Area: Plans are divided up by subarea below.

Bayfront (2.5MB)

Town Centre I (1.0MB)

Merged Chula Vista Project Area: All subareas are covered by a single plan, it is divided in half to make the file size more manageable.

Part I: Body (3.8MB)

Part II: Exhibits/ Appendices (2.MB)

Project Area Maps

The City of Chula Vista has two primary project areas which consist of smaller subareas. Click on a link below to view and/or download a PDF of a map of a project area.

Merged Bayfront/Town Centre I Project Area (4.2MB)

Bayfront (499KB)

Town Centre I (362KB)

Merged Chula Vista Project Area (4.2MB)



Added Area (1.77MB)



Otay Valley (850KB)



Southwest (1.42MB)



Town Centre II (952KB)

All Project Areas (4.2MB)

Project Area Time Limits

The table below lists the adoption date and time limit of each project area. When a project area reaches its time limit, the Redevelopment Agency's powers and authorities within that project area expire.

Merged Bayfront / Town Centre I Project Area*	Adoption Date	Time Limit
Bayfront Original**	07/16/1974	07/16/2017
Bayfront Amended	07/07/1998	07/07/2029
Town Centre I**	07/06/1976	07/06/2019

Merged Chula Vista Project Area*
Town Centre II Original**	08/15/1978	08/15/2021
Town Centre II Amended	07/19/1988	07/19/2029
Otay Valley**	12/29/1983	12/29/2026
Southwest Original	11/27/1990	11/27/2031
Southwest Amended	07/09/1991	07/09/2032
Added Area	05/04/2004	05/04/2034

*	Time limits for all project areas were extended in 2004 for one year pursuant to SB 1045 (Chapter 260, Statutes of 2003).
**	Time limits for some project areas were extended in 2006 for two years pursuant to SB 1096 (Chapter 211, Statutes of 2004).

Project Areas

What is a "Project Area?"

A project area is the actual geographic area where a redevelopment agency's revitalization activities will take place.

Project Area Redevelopment Plans

The City of Chula Vista has two primary project areas, the Merged Bayfront/ Town Centre I Project Area and the merged Chula Vista Project Area. Each area consists of smaller subareas. PDFs of the Redevelopment Plan for each project area (or subarea) are available below:

Merged Bayfront/Town Centre I Project Area: Plans are divided up by subarea below.

Bayfront (2.5MB)

Town Centre I (1.0MB)

Merged Chula Vista Project Area: All subareas are covered by a single plan, it is divided in half to make the file size more manageable.

Part I: Body (3.8MB)

Part II: Exhibits/ Appendices (2.MB)

Project Area Maps

The City of Chula Vista has two primary project areas which consist of smaller subareas. Click on a link below to view and/or download a PDF of a map of a project area.

Merged Bayfront/Town Centre I Project Area (4.2MB)

Bayfront (499KB)

Town Centre I (362KB)

Merged Chula Vista Project Area (4.2MB)

Added Area (1.77MB)

Otay Valley (850KB)

Southwest (1.42MB)

Town Centre II (952KB)

All Project Areas (4.2MB)

Project Area Time Limits

The table below lists the adoption date and time limit of each project area. When a project area reaches its time limit, the Redevelopment Agency's powers and authorities within that project area expire.