The City of Glendale’s Open Space, Conservation, and Recreation (OSCR) Elements project is a comprehensive update to the City’s General Plan that will guide parks, recreation, and open space planning for the next 20-30 years. The Open Space and Conservation Element addresses natural resources, public health and safety, and tribal resources, while the Recreation Element focuses on parks, recreational land, and programming. Together, the plan assesses existing conditions, identifies community needs and opportunities, and establishes a strategic framework for the development and long-term management of public recreational resources.


The Burbank Central Library and Public Plaza Project is a transformative initiative aimed at updating Downtown Burbank’s civic core and enhancing its role as a community gathering space. The project responds to the limitations of the current Central Library, originally built in 1963, which no longer meets the evolving needs of Burbank’s growing and diverse population. This effort includes the creation of a new Public Plaza designed to serve as a vibrant, open-air hub connecting the new library with the Administrative Services Building.