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^ <br />CITY OF LOUISVILLE PLANNING DEPARTMENT <br />.MEMORANDUM <br />To: Mayor and Members of City Council <br />Chairman and 'Members of the Planning Commission <br />Technical Advisory Committee Members <br />EDAW and Sub Consultants <br />From: Paul S. Wood, Planning Director <br />Subject: Special Meeting -January 25, 2005 -Review Draft Comprehensive <br />Plan <br />Date: January 20, 2005 <br />It truly is with great anticipation and enthusiasm that our consulting team and <br />staff present to you a draft study copy of the City Wide Comprehensive Plan <br />document. The Plan represents the work and input of many stakeholders, <br />residents and business owners and operators in the City of Louisville. As <br />expressed in previous meetings and workshops, the primary operational principle <br />in the design of this 10 month process was to maximize community input. <br />Chapter One focuses on the development of the comprehensive planning <br />process and the emphasis of public outreach as a common denominator to all <br />three phases. <br />The purpose of Chapter Two is to define `existing conditions' in the City of <br />Louisville. Demographic composition and natural resource assets are defined for <br />the City. EDAW and the sub-consultant team contributed important analysis to <br />this section specifically in the areas of existing land use, transportation, housing <br />and public facilities. Those existing conditions and findings are organizationally <br />provided by the pertinent Plan element. The eight Plan elements are as follows: <br />Land Use <br />Transportation <br />Economic Development <br />Housing <br />Parks, Recreation, and Open Space <br />Community Character and Urban Design <br />Public Facilities and Utilities <br />Cultural Resources <br />