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Framework: Intro
JUNE 2005
DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK: INTRODUCTION
The Development Framework describes the physical plan for the community. It
further defines and establishes direction for the basic elements that comprise
and influence the community. In the case of North Liberty and the surrounding
extra-territorial jurisdiction area, these categorical elements are the natural
environment, land use, transportation, and community facilities.
This section of the Plan is divided into four parts: the Concept Plan, Planning
Districts, Implementation Schedule and Update Schedule.
The Concept Plan represents the general physical planning ideals for the
community. This section provides guidelines for how specific policies presented
within the Policy Plan may be applied.
The Planning Districts section presents more detailed recommendations by
neighborhood or planning district. These “area” plans combine the categorical
elements in a specific geographic setting.
The Implementation and Update Schedules provides a schedule for each of the
Plan’s recommendations and summarizes the actions proposed by the plan. The
action is then given a specific time frame for implementation, along with
potential funding sources.
In this way, the schedule can be used to monitor the progress of the plan. In
addition, this section establishes when and how the plan should be updated and
amended.
In total, the Development Framework, in conjunction with the Policy Plan,
provides the basic and fundamental management tool for guiding and managing
change and improvement within the community.
THE CONCEPT PLAN
The Concept Plan revolves around five issues:
1) Community Image and Identity
2) Natural Resources and Environment
3) Land Use Plan
4) Transportation Plan
5) Community Facilities Plan
The concepts and recommendations discussed herein should be used in concert with
the goals and policies established earlier in the plan.
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