Kerrville Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee Meeting #9 May 30, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Kerrville Comprehensive Plan

Steering Committee Meeting #9

May 30, 2018

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Call to Order

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• Final Implementation Matrices / Action Plan Updates

(Based on Steering Committee Meeting #8 Feedback)

• Draft Comprehensive Plan Report
• Overview of each chapter
• CPSC feedback on each chapter
• Next Steps
• Acknowledgements
• Adjourn

Meeting Overview

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Final Implementation Matrices / Action Plan Updates

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Based on Steering Committee Meeting #8 Feedback

• Several changes to the implementation matrix were

made to respond to flip chart notes from Meeting #8

• Text in black in the matrix excerpts is not new; text in red

is

• Notes to the Committee are italicized
• Where there is a new Action Item, the associated Guiding

Principle is also listed along with the theme that the item falls under

• Where new Action Items were inserted into the middle of

a list, subsequent Action Items have been renumbered

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Implementation Matrices / Action Plans

Updates from Meeting #8 Input

• Make sure there is a clear link between existing workforce (Kerrville wages and

salaries) and workforce housing (costs) in Housing and Economic Development matrices

Economic Development

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• Water supply should focus on regional approach, not just city

Water/Wastewater/Drainage

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This issue was not a matter of discussion at CPSC Meeting #8, so there is no flip chart note; however, it was brought to our attention that the verbiage was unclear, so this Action Item has been reworded

Public Facilities and Services

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• 30% of Area 11 shown as Industrial; disagree (explanation: the area south of

SH 27 is expected to be used for Agricultural and Outdoor Tourism)

• Not enough done in the plan to protect view of hills; building should not interrupt

views

Parks/OpenSpace/River

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• Address residences that do not meet minimum standards
• Address minimum standards for slumlords; duplicate actions from Community and

Neighborhood Character/Placemaking

• Need more facilities for retirees requiring assistance, not just active seniors
• Need to incentivize workforce housing on less expensive land - find balance in

locations

• Don’t use code enforcement as a redevelopment tool
• Avoid gentrification

Housing

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Housing

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Housing

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Draft Comprehensive Plan Report

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• Purpose of the Comprehensive Plan
• Addresses a variety of basic issues and requirements that will

affect the community’s ability to plan for and achieve its vision for 2050

• Informs capital improvements planning
• Helps coordinate and guide the establishment of development

regulations, including zoning and subdivision ordinances

• Used as a basis for the review of zoning and development

applications

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Comprehensive Plan

• This Comprehensive Plan is the result of input from:
• The Comprehensive Plan Advisory Committee (42 individuals

provided feedback in 9 meetings)

• Seven Comprehensive Plan Subcommittees (Approximately 70

individuals met in three rounds of meetings)

• Stakeholder Interviews (40 Individual and small group sessions

– more than 100 participants)

• Website and Social Media (Online surveys and newsletters)
• Five Community Events (Community Retreat – 140 attendees,

February Open Houses – 250 attendees, April Open Houses – 125 attendees)

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Kerville2050 Comprehensive Plan

Report Chapters

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• For each chapter of the report:
• We will give an overview of the table of contents
• I support the direction of this report chapter (keypad polling question)
• 1. Strongly Agree
• 2. Agree
• 3. Neutral
• 4. Disagree
• 5. Strongly Disagree
• 6. I’m not sure
• Are there any specific aspects of this chapter that need to be

discussed? (discussion item)

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Format for Discussion

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Economic Development

• Introduction
• Current Economic Development Initiatives
• People
• Sites and Buildings
• Incentives and Business Support
• Infrastructure
• Quality of Life
• Market Opportunities
• Guiding Principles and Sample Action Items

1.

Strongly Agree

2.

Agree

3.

Neutral

4.

Disagree

5.

Strongly Disagree

6.

I’m not sure

Economic Development

I support the direction of this report chapter.

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Housing

• Introduction
• Current Housing Conditions
• Market Opportunities
• Guiding Principles and Sample Action Items

1.

Strongly Agree

2.

Agree

3.

Neutral

4.

Disagree

5.

Strongly Disagree

6.

I’m not sure

Housing

I support the direction of this report chapter.

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Community & Neighborhood Character / Placemaking

• Existing Conditions and the Kerrville 2050 Plan
• Placemaking in Strategic Catalyst Areas
• Guiding Principles and Sample Action Items

1.

Strongly Agree

2.

Agree

3.

Neutral

4.

Disagree

5.

Strongly Disagree

6.

I’m not sure

Community & Neighborhood Character / Placemaking

I support the direction of this report chapter.

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Mobility / Transportation

• Introduction
• Thoroughfare Plan
• Guiding Principles and Sample Action Items

1.

Strongly Agree

2.

Agree

3.

Neutral

4.

Disagree

5.

Strongly Disagree

6.

I’m not sure

Mobility / Transportation

I support the direction of this report chapter.

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Water, Wastewater and Drainage

• Introduction
• Water Supply and Water Quality
• Wastewater Management
• Storm Water Management
• Guiding Principles and Sample Action Items

1.

Strongly Agree

2.

Agree

3.

Neutral

4.

Disagree

5.

Strongly Disagree

6.

I’m not sure

Water, Wastewater and Drainage

I support the direction of this report chapter.

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Public Facilities & Services

• Introduction
• Public Services
• Public Facilities
• Guiding Principles and Sample Action Items

1.

Strongly Agree

2.

Agree

3.

Neutral

4.

Disagree

5.

Strongly Disagree

6.

I’m not sure

Public Facilities & Services

I support the direction of this report chapter.

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Parks, Open Space, and the River Corridor

• Existing Conditions and Plan Implications
• Guiding Principles and Sample Action Items

1.

Strongly Agree

2.

Agree

3.

Neutral

4.

Disagree

5.

Strongly Disagree

6.

I’m not sure

Parks, Open Space, and the River Corridor

I support the direction of this report chapter.

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Downtown Revitalization

• Introduction
• Investing in Downtown
• Guiding Principles and Sample Action Items

1.

Strongly Agree

2.

Agree

3.

Neutral

4.

Disagree

5.

Strongly Disagree

6.

I’m not sure

Downtown Revitalization

I support the direction of this report chapter.

Next Steps

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• P&Z Public Hearing and Recommendation
• June 7th (4:30 pm)
• City Council Public Hearing and First Reading of

Ordinance

• June 12th (6:00 pm)
• City Council Adoption on Second Reading of

Ordinance

• June 26th Plan Adoption on Second Reading (6:00 pm)

Next Steps

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• Consultant team will:
• Incorporate your feedback into the Draft Comprehensive Plan

Report

• Communications
• Website www.kerrville2050.com
• Email – info@kerrville2050.com
• Facebook and Twitter

Next Steps

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Acknowledgements

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Adjourn

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