Health and Community Working Group November 20, 2014.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Future Concepts based upon March 5, 2004 paper prepared by the Action Committee and presented by Corinne Brooks.
Advertisements

1 Comp Plan Update Process Ideas This presentation was developed by Larry Leveen, not the City of Olympia. Ideas and opinions herein are the authors only,
HISPC-Illinois II The Public-Private Partnership Moves Forward on Privacy and Security.
Meeting the Letter and Spirit of the Law: Legal Components of Comprehensive Plans.
Utilities and Facilities Planning and Capital Budgeting and Programming Presented by the Two Rivers-Ottauquechee Regional Commission with support from.
Using Mitigation Planning to Reduce Disaster Losses Karen Helbrecht and Kathleen W. Smith United States: Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) May.
Draft Kane County 2040 Green Infrastructure Plan Energy and Environment Committee November 14, 2013.
Town of Lyndon Zoning Bylaw Changes Town Planning Commission Public Informational Meeting 09December09.
Transmission Corridor Zone Designation Process Terrence O'Brien, CEC December 11, 2007 Energy Action Plan.
Setting a Course for a Sustainable Landscape December 2013 Steering Committee Call code:
January 20, 2015 City Council Meeting. Purpose Council direction on moving forward with: Housing linkage fee in short term based on 2009 Study and existing.
Integrating Community Planning and Hazard Mitigation Planning Amanda Engstfeld FEMA Region X
Introduction to the State-Level Mitigation 20/20 TM Software for Management of State-Level Hazard Mitigation Planning and Programming A software program.
Citizen-Driven Comprehensive Planning for Small Communities Kirby Date, AICP Melissa K. Schneider, AICP.
Feasibility Studies National Heritage Areas. Initiating National Heritage Areas National Heritage Area designations have been initiated in four different.
Natural Heritage & Urban Forest Strategy (NH&UFS) DRAFT STRATEGY Open House Presentation June 20 th, 2013.
Planning for a Vibrant Community. Introduction Planning is a process that involves: –Assessing current conditions; envisioning a desired future; charting.
COMPREHENSIVE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY DEVELOPING A STRATEGY FOR REGION 6 Region 6 Planning Commission 903 East Main Street Marshalltown, IA
Sector Planning Process Alachua County Commission July 8 th,
UW Cooperative Extension Land Use Education Programs Comprehensive Planning Overview March 15th Osceola WI Polk County UWEX-Cooperative Extension.
State of Oregon New Hydroelectric Projects Mary Grainey October 2008 Oregon Water Resources Department.
Guidance for AONB Partnership Members Welsh Member Training January 26/
Information and Library Systems Draft Marketing Plan AHEC Libraries & AHEC Digital Library ILS Marketing Committee.
B-WSFWP-1 Water Supply Facilities Work Plan (WSFWP) Adoption Hearing May 19, B-WSFWP-1 Water Supply Facilities Work Plan (WSFWP) Adoption.
Water Supply Planning Initiative State Water Commission November 22, 2004.
May 5, 2015 Water Resources Meeting Heather Gutherless Jefferson County Planning & Zoning
Eccles Housing Market Report Community Committee Meeting 25 th January 2005 Shahla Zandi Strategy and Planning (Partnerships and Planning)
EVALUATION AND APPRAISAL REPORT MAJOR COMMUNITY ISSUES RELATED TO COMPREHENSIVE PLAN Board of County Commissioners/ Local Planning Agency Joint Meeting.
CVFPB Executive Committee Meeting – Agenda Item No. 8A Central Valley Flood Protection Board.
Growth Management Legislative Discussion March 20, 2012.
Alfred’s 2015 Comprehensive Plan update: shaping our future environment Justin Grigg: Mayor, Village of Alfred Kier Dirlam: Director of Planning, Allegany.
Planning and Community Development Department Housing Element City Council February 03, 2014.
Sacramento LAFCo Agriculture - Open Space Preservation Policy Workshop November 1, 2006.
EVALUATION AND APPRAISAL REPORT OVERVIEW, WORKPLAN & PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PLAN FOR ALACHUA COUNTY Energy Conservation Strategies Commission February 18,
 M EETING A GENDA ◦ Introductions ◦ Review of Section , Florida Statutes ◦ Summary of Activities to Date ◦ Review of First DRAFT ◦ Unresolved Issues.
The SSMP Process 1. The Servicing and Settlement Master Plan A plan to encompass the community’s visions and ideas, while approaching planning and servicing.
ODOT STIP Process and Funding Jerri Bohard –Planning Section Manager –Transportation Development Division Steve Leep –Program and Funding Services Manager.
Steps to Creating a Comprehensive Plan  PHASE 1: Where are we? Research & Analysis of Existing Conditions  PHASE 2: Where do we want to be? Creating.
MUNICIPAL SERVICE REVIEWS. Spheres of Influence and Municipal Service Reviews Cortese-Knox-Hertzberg Local Government Reorganization Act of 2000 Cortese-Knox-Hertzberg.
Fayette County Wastewater Management Plan February 14, 2006.
Comprehensive Plan Update. General, far-reaching vision to benefit the whole community Takes a long term view of issues Focuses on physical development.
COMMUNITY MEETING C-470 AND ALAMEDA NORTHWEST AND SOUTHEAST CORNERS November 16, 2015.
September 8, 2015 Update Housing Committee September 8, 2015 Neighborhood Revitalization Plan for Dallas.
Kansas Tobacco Prevention for Specific Populations.
San Diego Regional Comprehensive Plan Presentation to Senate Transportation and Housing Committee February 8, 2005.
CVFPB Executive Committee Meeting – Agenda Item No. 8A Central Valley Flood Protection Board.
Community Development Department FUTURE LAND USE MAP AMENDMENT LU-MIN & RZ-OTH
Regional Planning CCRPC Board Training March 21, 2012.
I LARGE-SCALE DISTANCE LEARNING INITIATIVES Dr. Diane Vines CAUSE97 December 4, 1997.
Community Redevelopment for Eastside Report on Advisory Committee Input and Request for Board Direction June 26, 2012.
California Energy Action Plan December 7, 2004 Energy Report: 2004 and 2005 Overview December 7, 2004.
Growing Smarter Pennsylvania’s Land Use Agenda. Percent of Land Developed in Pennsylvania Source: Natural Resources Conservation Service, U.S. Department.
Airdrie Land Use Bylaw Presentation to City Council May 2, 2016.
Council Grove Zoning & Planning Committee Final Plan Presentation March 9, 2016.
Airdrie Land Use Bylaw Municipal Planning Commission April
2035 General Plan Update Planning Commission Study Session on Draft Circulation Element February 2, 2016.
2035 General Plan Update Joint Study Session on Draft Conservation Element Planning Commission and Parks & Recreation Commission December 1, 2015.
May 14, Planning Commission Planning Commission May 14, 2015.
Growth Management Amendments Land Use & Transportation
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN 2017 AMENDMENT PROCESS and DOCKET
Campaign Fundamentals
Rene Mendez, City Manager Thomas Truszkowski, Deputy City Manager/
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN 2017 AMENDMENT PROCESS and DOCKET
Implementing the Transportation/Land Use Connection Program
Marriott-Slaterville, Utah March 2018
Washington County Parks and Open Spaces
Update on Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Plan
GMT NextGen Update CVRPC TAC
New Hanover Comprehensive Plan
Bannock County Comprehensive Plan
Presentation transcript:

Health and Community Working Group November 20, 2014

Overview of Plan Central Vermont Purpose: to guide and coordinate change and development in the Region. The Plan sets regional goals and policies, and provides a database with the intent of promoting the health, safety and general welfare. The 2016 Plan (Plan Central Vermont) will chart a course for the Region through the year 2024.

Who will use Plan Central Vermont? Local officials preparing and implementing municipal plans; CVRPC Committees and staff prioritizing work with communities and the Region; State agencies that have programs or take actions affecting land use, and; Local non-profits and businesses seeking support for activities. Act 250 and Section 248 review process for major land use developments.

Staff Incorporates all comments and suggestions on profiles and goals into the documents. Working Group (you) Offer feedback on the draft outlines and profiles, including what else needs to be covered. Evaluate and offer feedback on goals. Staff (me) Prepare draft outlines, profiles, and goals for Community Resources and Healthy Communities.

Regional Plan Draft Review Committee Discusses and either approves or offers additional suggestions on the element profiles. Working Group Refines goals if needed, and devises specific policies and strategies to meet the goals. Regional Plan Draft Review Committee Discusses and either approves or offers suggestions on goals.

Regional Planning Commission Discusses and offers additional suggestions on the element profiles. Regional Plan Draft Review Committee Finalizes the profiles, strategies and policies. Working Group Finalizes the profiles, strategies and policies.

Regional Planning Commission Approves and adopts the elements. Regional Plan Draft Review Committee Finalizes the elements based on commission feedback. Staff Incorporates all changes.

What does Vermont statute require? 24 V.S.A. § 4348a. Elements of a regional plan (5) A utility and facility element, consisting of a map and statement of present and prospective local and regional community facilities and public utilities, whether publicly or privately owned, showing existing and proposed educational, recreational and other public sites, buildings and facilities, including public schools, state office buildings, hospitals, libraries, power generating plants and transmission lines, wireless telecommunications facilities and ancillary improvements, water supply, sewage disposal, refuse disposal, storm drainage, and other similar facilities and activities, and recommendations to meet future needs for those facilities, with indications of priority of need (6) A statement of policies on the preservation of rare and irreplaceable natural areas, scenic and historic features and resources

How have we been doing? C to C+ “The plan generally does not identify needed improvements to community facilities and public utilities.” (This section has been extremely bare-bones until now.)

What we’ve heard from the public Strengths The region is full of creative people. There are lots of historic buildings and venues. Challenges It’s difficult to find funding. There’s lots of competition for audience and membership. Opportunities People want an inventory of Regional assets. Residents have a great entrepreneurial spirit.

Moving Forward YOU are the experts.