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A City-Wide Plan for all modes of transportation including: 1.Traffic Management and Traffic Calming Program;2. <br /> Multi-modal Transportation Master Plan Pedestrian Master Plan;3. Bicycle Master Plan;4.Transit Service Plan;5. Primary Corridor Plan;5.Transportation X <br /> Demand Management <br /> Coordination on US 36/FasTracks As Phase II of the US 36 improvements begins and planning for the implementation of FasTRacks continues staff X X X <br /> will continue to work with CDOT and RTD to ensure the improvements match the expectations of the City <br /> ACTIONS OVERVIEW Timeframe <br /> Area plans Description 0-3 YEARS 3-5 YEARS 5-10 YEARS <br /> Community heritage <br /> Currently,the City does not have a comprehensive guiding document for the historic preservation program or <br /> historic preservation fund. Considering the unique nature of the Louisville program,it is important to have a <br /> Preservation Master Plan X <br /> preservation master plan to define the goals of the program and ensure that all aspects of the program,including <br /> the HPF,are working together to achieve those goals. The issues addressed would include grant amounts,loans, <br /> districts,design guidelines,and the period of significance for Louisville. <br /> Parks, recreation, open space, and trails <br /> PROST updates The Parks, Recreation,Open Space,and Trails Comprehensive Master Plan will be updated to remain current with X <br /> the City's evolving goals and objectives. <br /> Rec center remodel X <br /> Both the PROST and the Comprehensive Plan identify missing trail connections throughout the City. The <br /> Missing trail connections completion of the missing links will be prioritized,and funds will be set aside in the Capital Improvement Budget to X X X <br /> construct the connections. <br /> Municipal infrastructure <br /> A Rate Study will evaluate options for paying for the capital costs determined in the Facility Plans and on going <br /> Utility rate study X <br /> water/wastewater operational and maintenance costs. <br /> Water and Waste Water Master Plan Retain consultants to develop a Facilities Plan X <br /> Storm Water Outfall Master Plan X <br /> Storm drainage improvements X <br /> Energy <br /> Develop baseline statistics to determine the City's energy use and help inform future conversations regarding City <br /> City Wide Energy Assessment X <br /> energy policies. <br /> Update building codes X X X <br /> Review updates to the adopted Louisville Building Codes and determine if newer version should be adopted. <br /> Develop city-wide energy strategy Utilizing the city wide energy assessment baseline,set energy policies and goals and develop action steps to meet X <br /> them. <br /> Community services <br /> Library Strategic Plan updates Reuglar update to the Strategic Plan X <br /> CPTED policy Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design X <br /> Solid waste reduction strategy X <br /> Public Art Master Plan Develop a plan to fund,create,and locate public art throughout the City of Louisville. X <br /> Economy and fiscal health <br /> Update fiscal model Replace the City's Average Cost Fiscal Model and create a Marginal Cost model to measure the impacts of land use X <br /> scenarios <br /> Governance <br /> Ongoing policy alignment between City of Louisville departments,boards,commissions to ensure that goals are <br /> Policy alignment X X X <br /> not conflicting. <br /> 210 <br />