Developable areas are shown in purple. Lands that are partially constrained are shown in a red stipple pattern. Land that is unavailable for new growth because it is already developed, permanently protected, or unavailable due to regulations is shown in yellow.

• Location of undeveloped pockets within developed areas that might be targeted for new public open space or new infill development.
• Is development occurring where it makes sense (i.e. adjacent to existing development, where infrastructure is available, etc.)?

An aerial photograph of your community, showing recent conditions at the same scale as the GIS maps. Aerial photos range in date from 1992-1999.

• This picture translates the abstractions of the maps into reality.
• The actual texture, character, and quality of both developed and undeveloped land in your community.