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Charlotte planning staff preview draft community area plans, say theywill guide future rezoning
Summary
City planning staff told the Transportation Planning and Development Committee that draft versions of 14 community area plans will be released later in March and that the plans are meant to provide consistent, geography-specific guidance to inform rezoning and other decisions tied to the 2021 Comprehensive Plan and the 2040 policy map.
Charlotte planning staff told the Transportation Planning and Development Committee on March 3 that draft versions of 14 community area plans will be released later in March and that the plans are intended to guide rezoning decisions and other public investments.
The plans are designed as the second major implementation step of the city—s comprehensive planning process, staff said. Kathy Cornett, head of the long-range planning division, said the community area plans apply the goals of the Comprehensive Plan at a neighborhood level, summarize community profiles, identify priority needs and goals, and provide a consistent set of considerations for rezoning and other land-use decisions.
The city—s team said each plan will include a…
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