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03(b) Comprehensive Plan Update - Review revisions to Housing and Economic Development Sections
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03(b) Comprehensive Plan Update - Review revisions to Housing and Economic Development Sections
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prant and loan packa��from the Federal�overnrnent in additian to other fundin�sources. The industries in the park, <br /> provide the area with a de�ree of economic stabilitv that comes with having vear-round iobs and products that are <br /> exported from the area In 2008 the Citv modified its land use re�ulations to provide more development flexibilitv within <br /> the park(smaller lots and increased covera�e limits)to get hi�her utilization out of the existin�infrastructure investments <br /> and entice development of the remainin�undeveloped properties. <br /> Downtown <br /> The downtown area was the original commercial center of the community. Based around the location of the old <br /> railroad stop,it has the traditional grid pattern of development.While the entire area has been developed with full <br /> municipal utilities, the development has evolved to be based primarily along the major transportation corridors. <br /> Since the close proximity of businesses in the downtown provides a direct interaction amongst patrons,the existing <br /> development provides a solid base to build on and an opportunity for additional growth. <br /> In 2009,the city established a "Grow Zone"throughout the downtown commercial areas. In searching for a way to <br /> reduce regulations and streamline the permitting process for businesses, an alternative set of standards were <br /> developed for this area. Instead of the standard zoning approach,which prohibits any use not specifically allowed, <br /> the Grow Zone standards instead allow nearly all uses and focus instead on the form new construction takes.Where <br /> this form is compatible with the existing development pattern,not only does it add to the"destination effect"of the <br /> downtown, but approvals can be made very quickly. Property owners seeking to make improvements to a property <br /> within the Grow Zone may choose to either utilize the Grow Zone standards or stick with the traditional approach. <br /> With the infrastructure in the downtown area in need of maintenance, there is a need to increase the amount of <br /> development,grow the tax base and get a higher return on the reinvestment in this infrastructure. <br /> u'^�..,^.,"' �^�•�a^� Pa[riot Avenue Corridor <br /> Outside of the downtown,the Former,Highway 371 corridor�ndw Patr.i�t Avenue,has developed in an auto-oriented <br /> pattern. For the most part, this development is not tied to municipal utilities and�-�.r has developed in a <br /> somewhat random distribution. T"^ ^^��:a^• ;^^'„a^< <,.^" .,^r;^«., ^� ^ ��„�^ti , ^^^*�^�*^~.,,ra -^�«..,,..,..*� �.,a <br /> , , <br /> �+^•^^^�.^�*� �^,^^^�*^*"^����^�.There are areas where development is clustered together and other areas where <br /> , <br /> there are large gaps between enterprises. �^���^�^c+^^�« ^�`^ �' ^ ^�*��� ^ ^''^^^^''^^+^f�"'" <br /> , <br /> , .�#e <br /> (Include chart for employment) <br /> so <br />
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