- Does the housing plan address housing needs across a
broad range of incomes and propose a variety of housing to respond to
identified needs?
- Does the plan provide the land protection needed to
sustain the water supply for the intended growth of the community?
- Does the community's plan for future land protection
help connect open space parcels to create larger tracts of land for
recreation, scenic landscapes or resource protection?
- Does new development require additional municipal services?
- Is the development "in the right place" (e.g., access
to infrastructure and services, transit, shopping, etc.)?
- Does the CD Plan match quality of life objectives inherent
in the community's Vision Statement?
- Does new development require automobile dependency?
Is it/could it be accessible through pedestrian walkways or bike paths?
- Do any identified transportation improvements benefit
more than one municipality?
- Are proposed transportation improvements in keeping
with the community's vision (i.e. scenic roads, stone bridge v. metal
bridge?
- How will the plan affect other communities in the region
and is it consistent with the Regional Policy Plan?
- Does the plan provide the protection needed to sustain
the water supply for all communities that are participants in the plan?
- Does the plan provide for open space acquisition to
help connect open space parcels to create larger tracts of land or protect
natural resources that may transcend municipal boundaries?
- Has development been sited in the best place taking
into consideration municipal services available, access to transportation,
etc. regardless of jurisdictional boundary?
- Has housing been provided that considers the housing
needs of the region?
Step 2: Community Development Plan Implementation
Once the CD Plan for a community or communities is completed,
participants should develop a list of actions necessary to implement the
plan. These actions will involve such areas as::
The types of changes needed will range broadly in subject
matter and depth. Multiple solutions will likely be needed to achieve
housing creation, open space and resource protection, economic development,
and transportation objectives.
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