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9/20/1993
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Board of Commissioners
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Recreational - Like institutional, the recreational uses <br />shown are existing and some sites in other <br />classifications may be appropriate for development of <br />recreational uses. Further development of these uses, <br />particularly those integrated in and serving new <br />residential developments, are to be encouraged. <br /> <br />A final land use type that is not shown on the "Future Land Use <br />Map", but which can be an alternative, is the mixed use <br />development. Often referred to as planned unit developments, these <br />are different types of land uses that are tied together by common <br />development themes and planned transitions. A mixed use <br />development may contain components of residential, institutional, <br />office, commercial, industrial and recreational land uses. <br />Typically these coexist through strict design standards, well <br />planned transitions and designed pedestrian/vehicular networks. A <br />mixed development may have a stronger emphasis on either <br />residential or non-residential uses, but it can be a complete mix. <br /> <br />Mixed use developments are promoted by county zoning ordinance as <br />desirable and they offer landowners in the County a method by which <br />they may comply with the goals of the plan without strict adherence <br />to the projected land use map. The ordinance introduces the <br />purpose of planned developments by stating that they are desirable <br />in promoting public health, safety and welfare. This is true for <br />properly accomplished developments because they allow a resident <br />the possibility of living, Qorking, shopping, playing, and being <br />educated all in a single area. This is in turn beneficial in its <br />allowance of common development themes in areas such as <br />landscaping, architecture, signage and networks among other things. <br />It also allows development flexibility and innovativeness, both of <br />which address the quality of life. <br /> <br />LAND USE MAP <br /> <br />The land use map of the study area indicates areas designated into <br />the categories described above. Some of those categories, however, <br />are not designated on the map because there were no portions of the <br />study area appropriate for that land use. The boundaries of each <br />land use are not fixed, they are only meant to represent a general <br />area covered by a particular land use. Adjustments to the <br />boundaries may be made to ensure more effective site planning <br />and/or when the factors unique to a piece of property, or <br />properties, can be shown to warrant the adjustment. <br /> <br />Zoning districts may not completely match the land use <br />classifications, since a variety of uses are permitted in each <br />district, and the land use map is not necessarily a zoning plan. <br />The land use maps from all area plans will be used, however, as a <br />framework for applying new zoning districts as the Zoninq Ordinance <br />re-write is completed. <br /> <br />16 <br /> <br /> <br />
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