City Council Agenda and Packet 2013 05 07 - PG 113 - ATTACHMENT #3

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ACTIONS OVERVIEW Timeframe Area plans Description 0-3 YEARS 3-5 YEARS 5-10 YEARS The McCaslin Blvd.Small Area Plan will provide the required regulatory framework necessary to implement the vision of the Comprehensive Plan for the properties in the McCaslin Urban Center and Urban Corridor. The small McCaslin Blvd X area plan will address specific use and density allowances,building placement,block structure, landscaping,and signage requirements consistent with the urban center and urban corridor patterns envisioned along McCaslin Boulevard.The small area plan will also classify the differing street types. The South Boulder Road Small Area Plan will provide the required regulatory framework necessary to implement the vision of the Comprehensive Plan for the properties in the HWY 42 and South Boulder Road Urban Center and the HWY 42 and South Boulder Road Urban Corridors. The small area plan will address specific use and density South Boulder Rd X allowances,building placement,block structure, landscaping,and signage requirements consistent with the urban center and urban corridor patterns envisioned along South Boulder Road and Highway 42 and will classify the differing street types. The Downtown Area plan will guide the continued evolution of downtown and the revitalization area. It will build on the guidelines in the Downtown Handbook and lay out the desired street network for the Downtown and Downtown X Highway 42 Urban Center. It will also classify the streets in the Center as Primary/Secondary retail streets,or Primary/Secondary mixed use streets. The Phillips 66 Campus is currently controlled by a General Development Plan(GDP). If this GDP needs to be Phillips 66 modified by the future land owner,the Comprehensive Plan will need to be amended to meet the unique needs of TBD the future tenant in conjunction with the expectations of the City. Various infrastructure,road network,design guidelines and wayfinding improvements have been identified in CTC. CTC A plan will be developed to guide the implementation of these improvements and rework the design regulatory X framework. Neighborhood plans will be developed in the following neighborhoods to develop strategies for addressing issues Neighborhood plans such as housing rehabilitation,cut through traffic,safe routes to school,aging infrastructure,and monitoring and maintenance of community services. Fireside X North Louisville X Lake Park X Hillside X South Louisville X Davidson Mesa X Old Town X Coal Creek X Hecla X Housing Affordable housing policy The affordable housing policy will develop city wide goals for affordable,low income,and senior housing and X develop strategies to address identified gaps in the existing housing market. Zoning A study will be completed to examine moving from a Euclidean yard,bulk,and use oriented land use regulations to Evaluate form based code X a Form Based Code. The desired form for the various neighborhoods and commercial districts of the City will be evaluated,and recommendations for the development of a form based code will be created. Implement code changes The Municipal code will be updated wit the desired form based code changes X Transportation 209