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2005-04-11 Regular Meeting and Workshop Meeting of the La Porte City Council
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2005-04-11 Regular Meeting and Workshop Meeting of the La Porte City Council
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<br />Chapter 4 <br /> <br />0) <br /> <br />...............................................................................................Land llse <br /> <br />Individual land development proposals should be considered for approval at the scale of <br />neighborhood, sub-area, and development project planning, which are to be considered in subsequent <br />zoning and rezoning actions by the City. These decisions should be based upon consideration of the <br />established policies and conformance with the La Porte 2020 Land Use Plan. <br /> <br />The Future Land Use Plan is not a zoning map, nor should it be used as such. The detailed pattern <br />and location of land uses on a parcel-specific basis cannot be accurately predicted for 25 years into the <br />future. Small area land use decisions should appropriately be made at the scale of neighborhood, sub-area, <br />and development project planning, which are to be considered in subsequent zoning and rezoning actions by <br />the City. These decisions should be based upon consideration of the La Porte 2020 Land Use Plan and <br />should be consistent with the generalized land uses shown in the plan. The La Porte 2020 Land Use Plan <br />was developed based upon the following policy considerations: <br /> <br />General Land Use Guidelines <br />?? There should be a balance of residential, commercial, and industrial land uses to support a desirable <br />quality of life and adequate employment opportunities. <br />?? Potential land use impacts should be considered (noise, odor, pollution, excessive light, traffic, <br />etc.). <br />?? Environmentally sensitive areas should be protected, including wildlife habitat areas and <br />topographically constrained areas within the floodplain. <br />?? Neighboring land uses should not detract from the enjoyment or value of properties. <br />?? Transportation access and circulation should be provided for uses that generate large numbers of <br />trips. <br />?? Floodplain areas should not be encroached upon by future development unless there is compliance <br />with stringent floodplain management practices. <br />?? Compatibility with existing uses should be maintained. <br />?? Airport land use compatibility requires that noise sensitive uses and height obstructions be avoided <br />in the airport environs. <br /> <br />Residential Land Uses <br />?? Should be close to schools, parks, and other community facilities. <br />?? Should have good access to local, collector, and arterial streets. <br />j-?? Residential areas should not be adjacent to industrial areas without adequate provisions for impact <br />mitigation. <br />?? Houses should have direct access to residential streets, but not to collector or arterial streets. <br />?? Residential and commercial areas may be adjacent to one another if they are separated by a buffer. <br />?? Neighborhoods should be buffered from primary streets. <br />?? Houses should not be adjacent to state highways or other major transportation corridors. <br /> <br />Commercial Land Use - Office, retail and service activities. <br />?? Should be clustered throughout the City and convenient to residentill areas. <br /> <br />Page 4-12 <br /> <br />[a Porte Comprehensive Plan Update <br />
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