AC44 Resource Library
Welcome to the AC44 Comprehensive Plan Update Document Library. This collection is a central repository for all project documents related to Albemarle County's 2044 Comprehensive Plan update, known as AC44.
Welcome to the AC44 Comprehensive Plan Update Document Library. This collection is a central repository for all project documents related to Albemarle County's 2044 Comprehensive Plan update, known as AC44.
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Background Information
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Learn about the Comprehensive Plan, how it is used, our process for the AC44 update, and more! -
Framework for an Equitable and Resilient Community
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The Equity Profile, co-authored by The Equity Center, a UVA Democracy Initiative for the Redress of Inequity through Community-Engaged Scholarship, and the Albemarle County Office of Equity and Inclusion, analyzes various conditions across demographic groups and geographic areas that contribute to well-being. The Profile also contextualizes the data from this snapshot in time within the county's history.Albemarle County Climate Action Plan (2020)
In embracing its responsibility for leadership on climate action, the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors has resolved to reduce community-wide greenhouse gas emissions by 45% from 2008 levels by 2030 and to achieve zero net emissions by 2050. This Climate Action Plan provides a framework for how Albemarle County will achieve its commitment to mitigate climate change. It will serve to guide staff initiatives and inform County programs, policies, capital investments, and partnerships with the community.Albemarle County Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory (2018)
A greenhouse gas emission inventory is a method used by governments and other organizations to quantify their contribution to global climate change by estimating the amount of greenhouse gas emissions that result from activities or processes within the community or organization. In developing this inventory, we have followed the Global Protocol for Community-Scale Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories (GPC)—a set of standards developed specifically for local governments.Phase One
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Growth Management Policy
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An overview of Albemarle County’s current Growth Management Policy and a history of Growth Management dating back to the County’s first Comprehensive Plan in 1971. We will look at historical maps of the County’s designated Development Areas, identify recent growth and population trends, and consider how the Growth Management Policy is related to equity and climate action.Planning for Growth: Future Land Use Buildout
This report looks ahead to the county's future, contemplates how much room we have left to grow in our current Development Areas (also known as the land use buildout analysis), and examines recent trends that might provide some insight into how we will grow in the future. Paired with the historical information and connections to equity and climate action, this report provides additional context to help us evaluate the current Growth Management Policy.Map of Current Development Areas and Rural Area
Growth Management Options
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Land Use and Transportation (Development Areas)
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Development Areas Land Use and Transportation Draft Goals and Objectives
DRAFT Policy to Guide Potential Future Development Areas Expansion
Websites
- View the current Development Areas and Rural Area using County GIS
- Background Report: Future Land Use Buildout Analysis
- Albemarle County: Transportation
Draft Activity Centers, Multimodal Plan Maps, and Future Land Use Designations
- AC44 Draft Land Use Designations_Jan2024
- Draft Community Design Guidelines_Jan2024
- Draft Activity Center Place Types_Jan2024
- Overview of draft: Activity Centers, Multimodal Planning recommendations, and future land use designations
- DRAFT: Crozet Modal Emphasis Map November 2023
- DRAFT: Pantops Modal Emphasis December 2023
- DRAFT: Places29 south of Rio/29 Modal Emphasis Map November 2023
- DRAFT: Places29 North/Hollymead Modal Emphasis December 2023
- DRAFT: Western Neighborhoods Modal Emphasis December 2023
- DRAFT: Southern Neighborhoods Modal Emphasis December 2023
- DRAFT: Village of Rivanna Modal Emphasis December 2023
- DRAFT: Multimodal and Activity Center Maps (All)
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Board of Supervisors Meeting Materials
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Board of Supervisors Work Session: January 11, 2023
- Presentation January 11, 2023
- Ph2 Engagement Plan
- Overview of Update Comp Plan Structure
- Framework for an Equitable and Resilient Community
Board of Supervisors Work Session: September 6, 2023
Board of Supervisors Work Session: July 17, 2024
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Planning Commission Meeting Materials
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Work Session: September 27, 2002
Work Session: July 26, 2022
Planning Commission Work Session: May 24, 2022
Phase Two
Planning Commission Work Session: November 14, 2023
Planning Commission Work Session: October 10, 2023
Planning Commission Work Session: August 8, 2023
Planning Commission Work Session: April 25, 2023
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Community Feedback
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Videos
- The first video in the AC44 Community Learning Series is a high-level look at defining what a growth management policy is, an overview of our current Policy and how it is implemented, and finally, why we are reviewing the policy now.
- This is a recording of the community event on October 30, 2024, in which community members were invited to join an informative presentation on the AC44 Comprehensive Plan and gain valuable insights into the following key areas: Current Status of the AC44 Process: Understand where we stand in the development of the comprehensive plan and what steps are next in the rollout. Growth Management Policy: Explore the overarching guidance that shapes our land use and development strategies, including how these policies apply to both rural and development areas. Land Use Topics: Delve into specific land use categories, including the future land use map and the importance of activity centers in promoting density and multimodal transportation. This session was designed to empower attendees with knowledge and encourage active participation in shaping our community's future.
AC44 Events
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October 30 2024
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October 16 2024
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April 03 2024
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March 20 2024
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March 12 2024
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February 27 2024
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February 13 2024
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February 12 2024
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January 24 2024
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January 22 2024