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Comp Plan Policy Map2006 Comprehensive Plan Policy Map

This map is part of the revised Comprehensive Plan that was adopted in December 2006. It categorizes how different parts of the District may change between 2005 and 2025. It highlights areas where more detailed policies are necessary, both within the Comprehensive Plan and in follow-up plans, to manage this change.

Click on the index map to the right to view 11” x 17” sections of the original oversized map. Each section is presented as a separate document in PDF format*. To print this information on smaller paper, use the Adobe Acrobat Reader to shrink the page to fit, or use its graphics select tool to choose a portion of the page to print. Many printers also allow users to tile 11 x 17 maps onto pairs of 8.5 x 11 pages. Colors on this map indicate types of land use (residential, commercial, public, etc.) and the intensity of use (high density, medium density, low density, etc.) that typically occur within each area.

 


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