September 16, 2020 Planning Commission Meeting - Part 2
Document September 16, 2020 · 8 page(s)
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Materials from the September 16, 2020 Planning Commission meeting (Part 2) present a land-use and infrastructure framework titled "From Growth Area to Villages to Neighborhoods." The packet shows map legend items (recommended employment zones, existing institutional uses, planned commercial/mix, residential infill areas, planned complete neighborhoods, new streets, growth area boundary, possible employment zones, future school and park, and planned major street network) and a proposed distribution of housing growth (740 inside existing area and about 4,970 in the growth area). Policy points state that planned housing growth should be coordinated with water and sewer, encourage infill and rehabilitation of vacant lots and existing houses, promote a variety of housing types in each new neighborhood, and ensure quality housing affordable to low- and moderate-income households and seniors. It also defines "Complete Neighborhoods" as having mixed housing types, neighborhood commercial uses, parks and institutional uses, walkability, and interconnected streets and open space, and lists planned open space types (playground, special destination park, major park, ballfields, interconnecting park).
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From Growth Area to Villages to Neighborhoods Recommended Employment Zones P Existing Intuitional uses S Planned Commercial / Mix P Residential InfillAreas Planned Complete Neighborhoods NewStreets PlannedGrowth Area S P Boundary S P Possible Employment Zone P S Future School P Future Park Planned Major Street Network Existing Planned Housing Growth 740 inside and from about 4,970 in growth area 1. Planned housing growth coordinated with water and sewer 2. Promote infilling of vacant lots, tracts and rehabbing existing houses 3. Promote a variety of housing types in each new neighborhoods 4. Promote quality housing that is affordable to low-and-moderate- income households and seniors throughout the Town Complete Neighborhoods • A variety of housing types • Neighborhood level commercial uses • Parks • Institutional uses • Walkable • Interconnected with open space • Interconnected with streets playground Special Destination Park Major Park ballfields Planned Open Spaces and Relationship to Housing Interconnecting Park Note housing types fronting park Employment Zones