AC44 Phase Three

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During Phase Three, we will develop Actions to implement the Comprehensive Plan. (Actions are how we achieve the Plan's Objectives, including capital projects, programs, code updates, policies, and plans.)

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During Phase Three, we will develop Actions to implement the Comprehensive Plan. (Actions are how we achieve the Plan's Objectives, including capital projects, programs, code updates, policies, and plans.)

The Plan chapters are shown below. Green buttons are clickable, and grey buttons indicate that the content is coming soon.




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  • Share What % of land in the "development area" is uncommitted (undeveloped or unpermitted) and will be covered under the "Goals of AC44? The AC44 talks about access to green space and walking paths, but the thousands of townhomes built in Pantops and being built near the airport have neither greenspace or walking paths - and the trees are being decimated. on Facebook Share What % of land in the "development area" is uncommitted (undeveloped or unpermitted) and will be covered under the "Goals of AC44? The AC44 talks about access to green space and walking paths, but the thousands of townhomes built in Pantops and being built near the airport have neither greenspace or walking paths - and the trees are being decimated. on Twitter Share What % of land in the "development area" is uncommitted (undeveloped or unpermitted) and will be covered under the "Goals of AC44? The AC44 talks about access to green space and walking paths, but the thousands of townhomes built in Pantops and being built near the airport have neither greenspace or walking paths - and the trees are being decimated. on Linkedin Email What % of land in the "development area" is uncommitted (undeveloped or unpermitted) and will be covered under the "Goals of AC44? The AC44 talks about access to green space and walking paths, but the thousands of townhomes built in Pantops and being built near the airport have neither greenspace or walking paths - and the trees are being decimated. link

    What % of land in the "development area" is uncommitted (undeveloped or unpermitted) and will be covered under the "Goals of AC44? The AC44 talks about access to green space and walking paths, but the thousands of townhomes built in Pantops and being built near the airport have neither greenspace or walking paths - and the trees are being decimated.

    Diane asked 12 days ago
    The land use buildout analysis is an estimate, using a series of assumptions, of the theoretical maximum number of additional homes (‘dwelling units’) and square feet of non-residential land uses (such as office, commercial/retail, and industrial) that could be built within the county’s Development Areas. Assumptions are used to identify land within the Development Areas that is vacant or has the potential to redevelop. The future land use designation of each identified property is used to create a potential future buildout of each property. 

    Based on the assumptions used in the buildout analysis (most recently completed in 2022), the buildable acres comprise about 6.9% of the Development Areas total land area. 

    The recommendations in the Development Areas Land Use chapter of the Comprehensive Plan cover both new development/redevelopment and existing neighborhoods. Objectives 1 and 2 focus mainly on new development, redevelopment, and infill, while Objective 3 is specific to investing in existing neighborhoods, including parks, open space, and infrastructure improvements. Objective 4 is to increase tree coverage throughout the Development Areas, including in existing neighborhoods. Additionally, there will be recommendations for increasing parks and trails in the Development Areas in the forthcoming Parks and Recreation chapter.
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