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Specific Plans

The City Council has approved a number of specific plans that implement the general plan within defined geographic areas. Specific plans typically include maps, diagrams, and conditions of approval that lay out detailed land use and development regulations, design guidelines, and infrastructure requirements.


For more information, contact the Community Development Department at (805) 449-2323 or click on the links provided.


Note: Specific Plan numbers 2, 5, 6, 10, 12, and 14 were initiated but not adopted.

  1. SP-2 Lang Ranch (see SP 3)
  2. SP-5 Pygmalion (Repealed)
  3. SP-6 Conejo Canyons (Not Adopted)
  4. SP-10 Danielson Ranch (Not Adopted)
  5. SP-12 McCrea Ranch (Not Adopted)
  6. SP-14 CLU (Not Adopted)

The City Council has approved a number of specific plans that implement the general plan within defined geographic areas. Specific plans typically include maps, diagrams and conditions of approval that lay out detailed land use and development regulations, design guidelines and infrastructure requirement

SP 16 Amgen Center | Click here to open
SP 15 Rancho Conejo Industrial Park | Click here to open
SP 20 Thousand Oaks Boulevard | Click here to open
SP 8 and 9 Dos Vientos | Click here to open
SP 3 Lang Ranch (Contact Staff)
SP 1 Wildwood (Contact Staff)
SP 22 TO Ranch | Click here to open
SP 23 The Oaks | Click here to open
SP 17 401 West Hillcrest | Click here to open
SP 11 Civic Arts Plaza | Click here to open
SP 19 Rancho Potrero | Click here to open
SP 18 400 South Reino Road | Click here to open
SP 13 Seventh Day Adventists | Click here to open
SP 4 Westlake North Ranch (Contact Staff) | Click Here to Open
SP 7 Rancho Conejo | Click here to open
SP 24 Hillcrest | Click here to open
SP 21 Timber School Site (Contact Staff) | Click Here to Open

General Plan

The Thousand Oaks General Plan provides a long-range comprehensive guide for the physical development of the City's Planning Area. The General Plan comprises a statement of goals and policies related to the community's development and various elements that provide more detailed policies and standards in certain topic areas. Together, these serve as the foundation for guiding public and private activities related to the City's development.