City Council Study Session Agenda and Packet 2004 10 26

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3. Open space will preserve and promote cultural resources, agriculture, and scenic vistas, and provide a separation between adjacent municipalities. 4. Open space will provide appropriate opportunities for passive recreational activities in addition to resource conservation, 5. The management of open space will be consistent with sound ecological principles and will promote conservation of native plants, wildlife, and their habitats. 6. The City will collaborate with the county, adjacent municipalities, the private sector, and other agencies and non - profits to purchase, preserve and enhance open space. Community Character and Urban Design 1. Attractive gateways and signage will define the major entries to Louisville. 2. Urban design standards will promote community identity, sustainability, social interaction, and civic pride. 3. The design and maintenance of our public spaces, streets, trails, and landscaped areas will enhance the unique identity of Louisville 4. Continue to implement the Commercial and Industrial Design Standards and Guidelines OR Continue to implement adopted design standards and guidelines, and develop new design standards as needed. Public Facilities and Utilities 1. Provide adequate public facilities, water, sewer, and related services to meet the demand of existing and future residents and commercial and industrial growth. • Policy: Water supply 2. Development will pay for its associated impacts upon City infrastructure to provide needed public facilities and services. 3. Promote the health and safety of the community. • Policy: Police • Policy: Coordination with public safety entities (i.e., fire) • Policy: Health 4. The City will encourage resource conservation and sustainability. • Policy: Lead by example in conserving water and energy. Policy: Fiscal conservation Cultural and Civic Resources 1. Excellence in education will be a key attribute of Louisville's cultural legacy. 4