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Comp Plan and Blueprint Denver Briefing INC ZAP August 25, 2018 2 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Comp Plan and Blueprint Denver Briefing INC ZAP August 25, 2018 2 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Comp Plan and Blueprint Denver Briefing INC ZAP August 25, 2018 2 8/28/2018 3 4 VISION ELEMENT GOALS 6-10 per vision element Broad, long-term and often require multiple disciplines to achieve STRATEGIES Key actions to help
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VISION ELEMENT GOALS
- 6-10 per vision element
- Broad, long-term and often
require multiple disciplines to achieve STRATEGIES
- Key actions to help achieve
the goal
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VISION ELEMENT
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VISION ELEMENT WHERE TO FIND MORE Other plans with content that is relevant to the goals and implementation for that vision element
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VISION ELEMENT MAJOR TOPICS COVERED
- Affordable housing
- Affordable and equitable
access to basic services and amenities
- Mitigating involuntary
displacement
- Highlighting equity, defining
it, and integrating it into city policies, processes and plans
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VISION ELEMENT MAJOR TOPICS COVERED
- Complete neighborhoods
- Urban design
- Historic preservation
- Neighborhood-scale
economic development
- Improving citizen
involvement in planning
- Equitable neighborhood
planning processes
- Public Saftey
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VISION ELEMENT MAJOR TOPICS COVERED
- Multimodal network
- Improve equity, accessibility
and affordability of multimodal options
- Safety (support for
Vision Zero)
- Use public streets to create
great places
- Innovative parking and
- ther transportation
technologies
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VISION ELEMENT MAJOR TOPICS COVERED
- Economic mobility and
access to opportunity
- Authentic neighborhood
businesses
- Diversified economy
- Arts, culture and creative
placemaking
- Innovative economy
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VISION ELEMENT MAJOR TOPICS COVERED
- Climate change and
adaptation
- Water conservation
- Stormwater and green
infrastructure
- Protecting waterways and
the river
- Solid waste reduction
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VISION ELEMENT MAJOR TOPICS COVERED
- Healthy and active
environments
- Parks and recreation
- Nutritious and affordable
food
- Increase access to health
services
- Integrate health analysis
into city policies, plans, and processes
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- Annual reporting after adoption
- Cross-department collaboration to implement and
track progress
- Utilize metrics to help measure success
A Living Document
- Public review for three months with other Denveright plans
- Adoption immediately before Blueprint Denver in early 2019
Next Steps
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Blueprint Process Update
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- Community Engagement Window: August thru October
- Online survey and comments
- Denveright Community Open House – August 28
- Office Hours held in different parts of the City – Sept/October
- RNO Mapping Office Hours –
- September 11, 3:30-6:30pm
- Webb Building
- Other Community Events
- Planning Board
- Draft Plan Released – December
- Planning Board Public Hearing – Late January
- City Council - February
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Upcoming Schedule
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- Access to Amenities and Service
- Access to Opportunity
- Active and Vibrant
- Access to Quality Education, Training and
Lifelong Learning
- Affordable Housing and Transportation
- Business-Friendly and Entrepreneurial
- Diverse Employment Options
- Diverse, Friendly and Open
- Engaged Community
- Environmental Stewardship
- Equity
- Great Parks and Open Spaces
- Outdoor Lifestyle with Connection
to the Mountains
- Quality Design
- Safe and Inviting
- Sense of History and Cultural
Heritage
- Transportation Choices
- Walkalble, Bikeable, Accessible
and Transit-Friendly
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Community Values
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Community Themes
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Why now?
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Why Now?
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Blueprint Denver Public Review Draft
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Land use and transportation plan for growing an inclusive city:
- Creating complete neighborhoods and
networks
- Measured, common-sense approach to
growth
- Consideration of social equity factors to
tailor solutions by neighborhood
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Complete Neighborhoods and Networks
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Complete Neighborhoods and Networks
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Measured, common-sense approach to growth
- Guide most growth to:
- Regional centers
- Community centers and
corridors
- High intensity residential
areas in downtown and urban centers
Growth Strategy
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Key Equity Concepts
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Can vary by:
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Elements of a Complete Neighborhood
Neighborhood Context Street Type Place
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Places
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Street Types
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Neighborhood Contexts
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Elements of a Complete Network
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Pedestrians Bicycles Transit Auto and Goods Movement High-quality, continuous transportation networks that prioritize pedestrians, transit, bicycles or cars for seamless mobility throughout the city.
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Pedestrian Enhanced
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Bicycle Priority
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Transit Priority
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Recommendations
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- Community Engagement Window: August thru October
- Online survey and comments
- Denveright Community Open House – August 28
- Office Hours held in different parts of the City – Sept/October
- RNO Mapping Office Hours –
- September 11, 3:30-6:30pm
- Webb Building
- Other Community Events
- Planning Board
- Draft Plan Released – December
- Planning Board Public Hearing – Late January
- City Council - February
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