[PPT] - City of Quinlan Comprehensive Plan MEETING #1 | CPAC KICK-OFF PowerPoint Presentation

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City of Quinlan Comprehensive Plan

MEETING #1 | CPAC KICK-OFF

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Today’s CPAC Agenda

Introductions
Purpose, Process, and Schedule
Community Snapshot Preview
Visioning Exercise
Community Open House Preview
Upcoming Meeting Dates

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Introductions

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Who are we?

are Urban Planners and Landscape Architects

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FNI Employees

800 800+

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Woodway

100+ COMPREHENSIVE PLANS

for cities with populations between 2,000 and 200,000 No one in Texas has done more comprehensive plans than we have.

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Lo Local Exper erien ence

Current TxDOT “Pipeline” Funding

Quinlan Area – Bond Program Leveraged Projects

SH 276 Bypass (Design, ROW, Const.)
SH 34 (Prelim Eng. -Feasibility)

Bond Program – On System Bike/Pedestrian and Turn Lane Projects

SH 34 (from CR 3602 to SH 276)
Spur 264 (Bike and Pedestrian

Improvements)

Main St. “Old 276” (Curbs and

Sidewalks)

Bond Program – On System Capacity Improvements

$2 million Proposed Bond Funding + $14.4 million Potential Leveraged Funding (TxDOT & NCTCOG) = $16.4 million Total Project Value

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You

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Principal-In-Charge

Wendy Shabay, AICP

Project Manager

Erica Craycraft-Bartlett, AICP, LEED Green Associate

QA/QC

Dan Sefko, FAICP

Project Lead

Daniel Harrison, AICP

Planning Support

Colton Wayman

Transportation

Edmund Haas, AICP

Transportation

Staron Faucher, AICP

Water/Wastewater Infrastructure

Cullen Carlson, P.E.

Stormwater Drainage

Jim Keith, CFM

Economic Development

Greg Last, AICP, CEcD

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Planning 101

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Authority to Plan

In Texas the Local Government Code

provides the authority to manage land development

Chapter 213 (Comprehensive Plans)
Chapter 211 (Zoning)
Chapter 212 (Subdivision)
Focused on providing for the health,

safety, and welfare of citizens

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Planning Overview

“Destiny is not a matter of chance. It is a matter of choice.” –William Jennings Bryan

Comprehensive Plan

Zoning Ordinance

Subdivision Ordinance

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How is a Comprehensive Plan Used?

City Council

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How is a Comprehensive Plan Used?

City Council Purpose: Make Decisions

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How is a Comprehensive Plan Used?

City Council Purpose: Make Decisions How does the Council form their decisions?

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How is a Comprehensive Plan Used?

City Council Purpose: Make Decisions

Input Comp Plan P&Z Commission Public Meetings Staff Input

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How is a Comprehensive Plan Used?

City Council Purpose: Make Decisions

Input Comp Plan P&Z Commission Public Meetings Staff Input

What does the Council do with this input?

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How is a Comprehensive Plan Used?

City Council Purpose: Make Decisions

Input Comp Plan P&Z Commission Public Meetings Staff Input Regulations Zoning Subdivision Building Other

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Project Overview

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Plan Outline

Community Snapshot Implementation Visioning Land Use Plan

Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 6

EXLU, FLUP, Growth Management, Development Standards Population and Demographic Trends Input Process, Vision Statement, Goals Implementation Actions Public Facilities and Services

Chapter 4 Chapter 5

Transportation, Drainage, Water/Wastewater, Public Facilities Economic Development Strategy Economic Profile, Strategies/Initiatives, Five-Year Timeline

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Schedule

Today – Meeting #1 | Staff and CPAC Kick-Off
November – Meeting #2 | Community Open House, Website
January – Meeting #3 | CPAC: Land Use
March – Meeting #4 | Public Facilities and Services
April – Meeting #5 | QEDC/CPAC: Economic Development
June – Meeting #6 | Community Open House
July – Meeting #7 | CPAC: Finalize Draft
August – Meeting #8 | Joint Workshop

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Community Snapshot

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Chapter One: Community Snapshot

Population/Demographic

Trends

Planning Context
Existing Land Use

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Population

Year Population Percent Change 1990 1,416

2000

1,370

3.25%

2010 1,399 +2.12% 2016 1,735* +24.02%

Source: American Community Survey * = Estimate

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