This objective would require: 

A. Land use policies that reduce or eliminate barriers to economic development B. Development of land use regulations through a process that considers the needs and desires of all interested stakeholders, and maintains a balance between special interests and city-wide needs. 

C. Development that considers the impact of development on residents, especially regarding affordable housing and the preservation of the unique traits of the city’s diverse neighborhoods. 

D. Careful management of growth that balances social, economic, and environmental needs with energy concerns. 

E. Prohibition of encroachment on parks and beaches for other than appropriate purposes. F. Urban design that incorporates smart city technologies, clean energy infrastructure, and sustainable building construction. 

G. Dedication of land, or fees in lieu thereof, by developers for parks, recreation or other public purposes. (Quimby Bill) 

H. Preservation of areas and buildings of unusual historical interest. 

I. Broad public input should be solicited early in the planning process and should continue through the life of each project. 

J. Alternatives to massive demolition and construction should be preservation and restoration.