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CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION ~ 1.10 <br />Phase 2 <br />Based on the community vision and planning principles, <br />residents helped develop multiple future growth alternatives for <br />each Area of Change. After residents identified seven Areas of <br />Change in the first public meeting, each Area was inventoried, <br />possible land use programs were explored, and conceptual <br />options were formulated. Two to five options (a default "build- <br />out under current zoning" option and 1-4 additional options) <br />were developed for each of the seven Areas and presented at <br />Public Workshop #2 in September 2004. The conceptual <br />options displayed the range of choices that needed to be made <br />for each Area. During the workshop, attendees provided input <br />on the range of alternatives <br />Phase 3 <br />Following Workshop #2, the refined options were placed into two <br />City-wide Alternatives and were evaluated against quantitative <br />(i.e., quality of life indicators) and qualitative criteria (i.e., <br />planning principles) to determine the most preferable <br />components. A third Public Workshop in November 2004 <br />(65 attendees) was held to present the two alternatives, the <br />results of the alternative analysis, and to construct a preferred <br />Future Land Use Map. During the workshop, the community <br />worked in small groups to refine the preferred alternative. The <br />Alternatives and their evaluation are not included in this <br />document but were made available through public meetings and <br />the City website, and are on-file in the Planning Department. <br />The result is Chapter 3, which represents the results from the <br />collaborative efforts of the community, public and private <br />organizations, the TAC, City Council, Planning Commission and <br />City staff. <br />HOW TO USE THIS PLAN (CITY) <br />In order to be responsive to changes in the community, this Plan <br />should be subject to regular reviews and amendments as <br />conditions evolved as described in the following section. The <br />Louisville Municipal Code provides a procedure for amending <br />and updating the Comprehensive Plan (Section 17.64). All plan <br />amendments must be completed according to procedures <br />established in the Ordinance and presented in this section. <br />Comprehensive Update Procedure <br />A review of the Comprehensive Plan shall occur at least every <br />two years to update the Community Vision and Principles and <br />January 25th, Study Session Uraft <br />