Community Plan - Volume 1 General Elements

Volume 1 General Elements: Includes recommendations for the general elements of the plan; Land Use; Community Appearance; Community Services; Economic Development; Education and Learning; Parks and Recreation; Transportation; Utilities; and Implementation.

Community Plan - Volume 2 Study Areas

Volume 2 Study Areas: This portion of the plan contains more detailed land use recommendations for specific locations in the community.

Community Plan - Volume 3 Existing Conditions

Volume 3 of the Community Plan is the existing conditions report for demographics, land use, transportation, fiscal analysis, etc.

CREATE THE VISION Plan Goals

1.	Land Use Efficient use of land resources that encourages strategic development and redevelopment, preserves natural areas, strengthens downtown, and includes a range of housing choices - all in a high quality manner in keeping with the best planning practices for the entire community.
2.	Transportation Mobility choices that meet the diverse needs of the community - including more walkways, expanded bike/walking trails, and a safe, improved and less congested road and public transportation network that is more efficient and attractive.
3.	Parks and Recreation Expanded range of excellent programs and facilities - including recreational paths, aquatic facilities, fine and performing arts facilities, and expanded nature and activity parks - that serve all ages, with emphasis on teens and seniors.
4.	Community Appearance High quality physical environment that enhances unique residential community supported by small business, preserves open spaces and historic character, and improves public areas including entryways, streets, and edges of the community.
5.	Economic Development Sound local economy that supports small and local businesses, promotes redevelopment and reuse, encourages clean, high-tech industry, and ensures and improves the overall quality of life.
6.	Community Services Cooperative and responsive local governments and organizations that stress efficient service delivery - including police, fire, housing, health care, and environmental programs - and facilitate a culture of active civic and volunteer involvement.
7.	Utilities Well-managed utilities that focus on improved storm water management, enhanced street lighting to improve public safety, and encourage strategic extension and maintenance of water and sewer services, gas and electric.
8.	Education and Learning Excellent lifelong learning opportunities, with an emphasis on developing, maintaining and supporting quality programs and facilities for schools and libraries.