Comprehensive Plan Five-Year Review
Tompkins County Public Library June 3, 2019
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Comprehensive Plan Five-Year Review Tompkins County Public Library June 3, 2019 Timeline for Review of Comprehensive Plan Progress report on 2015 Jan Action Items Statement of review's Feb purpose Review Principles and Review data and
Tompkins County Public Library June 3, 2019
Jan
Progress report on 2015 Action Items
Feb
Statement of review's purpose
Mar
Review Principles and Policies in 2015 Plan Review data and maps in 2015 Plan Criteria for Plan review
Apr
PAB: Proposed approach and progress report PEEQ: Proposed approach and progress report
May
Preliminary proposal for new Action Items PAB: Review Principles and Policies in 2015 Plan and proposed new Action Items PEEQ: Review Principles and Policies in 2015 Plan and proposed new Action Items
Jun
Outreach to public, municipal officials, advisory boards Compile public and other comments Recommendation of new Action Items Recommendation on need for other amendment to 2015 Plan
Jul
PAB: Review public and
recommendation to PEEQ and Legislature PEEQ: Review public and
recommendation to Legislature Prepare budget for 2020, as needed
Aug
LEGISLATURE: Amends Comprehensive Plan to include new Action Items
A Brief Overview
Housing
Water Resources
Energy and GHG Emissions The Economy
Climate Adapta- tion
Transpor- tation Healthy Commu- nities
Natural Resources
Develop- ment Patterns
The Economy, Housing and Transportation
The Environment
Climate Change
Neighborhoods and Communities
The Economy, Housing and Transportation
The Environment
Climate Change
Neighborhoods and Communities
Staff reviewed recommendations included in other County plans and strategies:
Strategy
implementation of projects that would directly promote the policies of the Tompkins County Comprehensive Plan or projects identified in County strategies.
Blooms (HABs) strategy based on the Cayuga Lake and Owasco Lake HABs Action Plans and identify the actions, and the appropriate lead agencies, to be taken in Tompkins County that would most effectively reduce HABs .
Insurance Rate Maps.
counties and water purveyors in the Cayuga Lake watershed to explore the advantages and disadvantages of developing Watershed Rules and Regulations for the watershed.
analyze opportunities to address habitat connectivity.
County’s existing conservation funding programs in implementing the priorities identified in conservation and connectivity strategies and make appropriate changes to those programs.
Forest Land and develop a plan of action for advancing those goals.
County Resiliency and Recovery Plan that both includes an update of the Tompkins County Hazard Mitigation Plan (2013) and develops tools to support resiliency and post-disaster economic recovery.
emissions inventory both for the community and for County government, updating the data in the 2014 GHG Emissions and Energy Use Inventories.
with community partners to implement the identified local measures.
Emissions Reductions by Wedge
New Local Measures 67,953 MtCO2e; 23% Other Community Measures 9,506 MtCO2e; 3% Federal Measures 24,085 MtCO2e; 8% State Measures 56,147 MtCO2e; 19% Higher Education 133,000 MtCO2e; 47%Commission, state agencies, and NYSEG to support energy infrastructure in the County that advances the County's GHG emissions goals, while supporting the County's Economic Development Strategy and Housing Strategy.
update of the Countywide Inter-Municipal Water and Sewer Feasibility Study for Tompkins County (2010) and disseminate the results to municipalities.
Business Energy Advisors program for its effectiveness in reducing GHG emissions, and determine the most effective mechanism, if any, for continuing and expanding the program.
local municipalities can incorporate Planning and Design Principles from the Development Focus Areas Strategy (2012) into their land use review processes within the Development Focus Areas.
assist County departments working on healthy community plans.
Tompkins Priority Trails Strategy.
Plan (2012).
employees to participate in a Travel Demand Management (TDM) Program, such as the Downtown Ithaca Alliance’s project.
government to include electric vehicles and fleet management improvements.
Corridor Study and find ways to implement identified recommendations.
support low income and workforce housing opportunities, including expansion
(including supportive, senior, and student housing) and maintain a list of housing projects within the Development Focus Areas that have a strong potential to meet housing needs.
Assessment periodically as new data become available and determine if there are significant changes to housing need trends.
report on development and preservation activity within the Natural Features and Agricultural Resource Focus Areas.
Have any important issues arisen in the past five years that are not addressed by the current principles and policies?
Already identified