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Planning Commission <br />Meeting Minutes <br />September 13, 2012 <br />Page 4 of 7 <br />iii.Light Industrial = Strong <br />iv.Residential = Limited <br />b.Long-Term Opportunity (2019-2025) <br />i.Office = Strong <br />ii.Retail = Weak <br />iii.Light Industrial = Strong <br />iv.Residential = Limited <br />Land Use Framework <br />1)Existing Conditions <br />2)Allowed Additional Development <br />3)Building Value to Property Value Ratio <br />4)Areas Experiencing Stability and change <br />Community Plan <br />1)Existing community character and framework <br />2)Community participation – resultssummary <br />Neighborhood Plan <br />1)Future Areas of Stability and Change <br />2)Neighborhood Planning Areas and Improvement Ideas <br />Land Use Plan <br />1)McCaslin and Centennial Valley – possible scenario discussion <br />2)South Boulder Road – possible scenario discussion <br />Community Plan <br />Assessing Alternatives <br />What’s Next? <br />Item <br />Date <br />Outreach to Boards and Commission <br />thth <br />Sept 17 – Oct 17 <br />Public Meeting <br />th <br />Oct 17 <br />Planning Commission review / endorsement of a preferred <br />th <br />Oct 25 <br />framework plan <br />City Council review / endorsement of a preferred a framework plan <br />th <br />Nov 13 <br />Planning Commission study session <br />th <br />Nov 15 <br />Planning Commission review of final draft and recommendation to <br />th <br />Nov 29 <br />City Council <br />Council review / adoption of Comprehensive Plan Update <br />th <br />Dec 18 <br />Public Comment: <br />Michael Menaker, 1827 Chokecherry Dr. discussed the following: <br />Current trend of resident ages in Louisville have changed in the last 10 years. <br />More younger family with different needs and wants. They are more forward <br />thinking and have broadened their ideas. <br />The need for more multi-generational living, modified density and building <br />heights. <br />