City Council Agenda and Packet 2024 01 23 - SP

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Phase 3 Future Framework: Envisioning Louisville Planning for the future includes determining the land use, open space and infrastructure frameworks that new growth and opportunity can build onto and position the entire community for new opportunities. This includes the following sub -tasks: Task 3.1 Initial Plan Vision, Core Values and Draft Goals Community input and analysis efforts completed in Phase 1 will inform a review of the 2013 Comp Plan vision and core values that inform the new plan. The vision will be updated based on community feedback. Core values will be removed, revised or added to reflect where the community is today and where they want to go. Task 3.2 Plan Opportunities Based on feedback from the stakeholders and the community, we will outline opportunity areas, including a discussion of future land use types, and location and character desired for economic, social, and environmental conditions. We will identify strategies to provide direction for the future of the qualities that make Louisville great, leveraging local assets and expanding opportunities for the community thrive. This will include key transportation corridors and their potential to become more multimodal, opportunities for increased economic development including base industries and future business and industry which contribute towards a thriving future, spatial equity in terms of the provision of services, parks, affordable housing, social and utility infrastructure, and address the future demand for multi -family, workforce housing and higher density residential development that can promote housing diversification and affordability. Task 3.3 Land Use Framework and Three Mile Plan We will develop graphics and maps to illustrate existing and desired future conditions including the future land use maps to be included in the Comprehensive Plan. We will create a Three -Mile Plan that considers potential future infrastructure and growth within three miles of the City boundary. We will create a series of maps to outline preferred future conditions using the findings and community preferences from previous phases of work. A series of land use criteria narratives will be included. Task 3.4 Engagement Window #2: Community Choices and Priorities We will conduct a series of facilitated "Design Workshops" that engage the community in a series of discussions and activities that leads to a vision, goals and strategies, actions, priorities and a preferred land use plan for the future of Louisville. • Community Workshop 2. We will present draft plan concepts for review and comment from the community including the project vision, guiding principles, and goals of the draft comprehensive plan. Engagement will focus on prioritization exercises to gauge reaction to plan ideas. Ideas will be shared at an in person open house and we will work with the City to prepare a virtual presentation and exercises to host on the Engage Louisville website. • Block Parties (Neighborhood Area Community Meetings). Block parties are conversations targeting target specific neighborhoods and HOAs and would include a review of the project vision and core values, and discussion on issues and opportunities for the neighborhood and subsequent 16