Master Plans
Each capital improvement project undertaken by the City of Gilroy is the result
of a master plan prepared in conjunction with data from the General Plan and
other policy or forecast documents. The Engineering Division of the Community
Development Department uses the master plan reports as a tool in developing the
City's capital improvement budget and to identify the timing and/or type of
improvement to be made. Improvements identified in master plans range from the
need for a new neighborhood park site, an additional new fire station, to
improvements in traffic circulation, or augmentation to the City's existing
sewer, storm drain or water system.
The City has over a dozen different master plans. Some of these cover parks,
library, sewer, water, storm drain, civic center, traffic, fire and police. Master
plans for the City's various capital improvement funds are routinely scheduled for
updating approximately every five years.
The Master Plans are in PDF format and can be access by clicking on the link(s)
for that Master Plan. Some of the downloads are very large and should only be
accessed with a high speed connection.
Storm Drain Master Plan - May 2004 (PDF 14,216 Kb)
Sanitary Sewer Master Plan - May 2004 (PDF 22,165 Kb)
Water System Master Plan - May 2004 (PDF 25,615 Kb)
Police Master Plan with Update - August 2004 (PDF 19,987 Kb)
Gilroy Fire Master Plan - August 2000 (PDF 2,206 Kb)
Gilroy Fire Master Plan Update - September 2003 (PDF 134 Kb)
South County Recycled Water Master Plan - October 2004 (PDF, 25876Kb)
Park and Recreation Systems Master Plan - June 2002 (PDF, 37,738 Kb)
Gilroy Trails Master Plan - May 2, 2005 (PDF, 19944Kb)
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