08-30-12 Special Called Meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission

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PUBLIC HEARING DRAFT SEPTEMBER 20, 2012 major public improvements and land acquisitions funded as capita new and amended City ordinances and regulations closely linked t master plan objectives (and associated review and approval proce in the case of subdivisions and zoning matters); departmental work plans and staffing in key areas; the pursuit of external funding to supplement local budgets and/ expedite certain projects; and initiatives pursued in conjunction with other public and private to leverage resources and achieve successes neither may accompli alone. Despite these avenues for action, this master plan should not be focuses on the responsibilities of the City in the physical plan where it may have a more direct and extensive role than in areas education, social services, and arts and culture. As a necessity plan remains relatively general in terms of its vision and polic and while it may not touch on every individual challenge before meant to motivate concerted efforts to move the community toward and achievement of its stated goals and vision. It must also be that the full realization of the vision cannot be achieved by Ci staff alone; rather, it will take an equal amount of initiation, support from the residents who also believe in what the planned bring. It is also important to distinguish between the function of the overall policy for future land use, community character, roads a parks and open space, and other aspects of community growth and development. development regulations establish standards in conformance with the master plan for the physical s of land, the layout of new street and building sites, and the de construction of roads, water and sewer lines, storm drainage, an infrastructure. In other words, the master plan sets the directi zoning and development regulations are a large part of how it is implemented. 1.14