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06-30-08 Joint Meeting/Special Called Meeting of La Porte City Council and Main Street Advisory Committee
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06-30-08 Joint Meeting/Special Called Meeting of La Porte City Council and Main Street Advisory Committee
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<br />Beautification and Conservation <br /> <br />................................................., <br /> <br />Chapter 10 <br /> <br />Citizens have expressed great interest for enhancing the visual appearance of La Porte and the <br />potential for redevelopment and reinvestment in Downtown, along major corridors, and in nonresidential <br />areas. Through the Community Forum and a series of Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee meetings, <br />it is apparent that citizens visualize attractive shopping centers, livable neighborhoods, landscaped <br />roadways, pleasant places to walk. and an enhanced quality of life. They want successful shopping areas <br />that appeal to shoppers. They see the opportunities in the downtown to create a destination that combines a <br />lively entertainment district in a historically significant area. retail stores interspersed with restaurants and <br />professional offices and a blend of residential units as well. <br /> <br />The purpose of the Beautification and Conservation Element of the La Porte Comprehensive Plan <br />Update is to establish a framework within which the City can operate to encourage quality sustainable <br />development This element outlines the issues identified by citizens through the plan development process <br />and establishes guidelines for achieving the community's vision. Smart development is well managed to <br />ensure it is compatible with the natural environment, is fiscally responsible pertaining to public investment <br />in infrastructure, uses tax dollars and resources efficiently, and makes private development profitable. <br /> <br />The following goals, objectives, policies and actions were prepared by the Comprehensive Plan <br />Steering Committee as a result of the issues and needs identified by community residents at the community <br />forum in October 1998. <br /> <br />GOALS AND OBJECTIVES <br /> <br />GOAL 10.1: Improve the community character of La Porte to make it a more <br />desirable place to live, work, and visit. <br /> <br />OBJ. 10.1 a: Enhance the visual aesthetic character of the community through the <br />establishment of programs, standards, and guidelines. <br />Policy 1: The City should develop and implement aesthetic guidelines and standards <br />to enhance the aesthetic appeal of the community. <br />Action 1: Consider a program to organize and promote the maintenance and upkeep <br />of neighborhoods and business districts. <br />Action 2: Continue to actively identify code violations and proactively pursue <br />compliance with City ordinances and regulations. <br />Action 3: Review and amend, as necessary, the existing codes and ordinances of the <br />City to ensure that each achieves the desired results of an aesthetically <br />pleasing environment <br />Action 4: Consider a program to publicly recognize residential and business property <br />owners for their role toward enhancing the visual climate of La Porte. <br /> <br />Page 10-1 <br /> <br />L R tell . PI Vi d t <br />Wilbur Smith ksociates ? Earth Tech <br /> <br />......................................... <br />
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