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8/2/2011 East Houma Gym August 2, 2011 WELCOME EVERYONE! Terrebonne Parish Planning Director Patrick Gordon 1. WELCOME & OPENING REMARKS 1 8/2/2011 Acknowledgement and Introduction of Elected Officials and Steering Committee

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East Houma Gym – August 2, 2011

WELCOME EVERYONE!

Terrebonne Parish Planning Director

Patrick Gordon

  • 1. WELCOME & OPENING REMARKS
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Acknowledgement and Introduction of Elected Officials and Steering Committee Members

  • 2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The purpose

  • f creating a master plan

is to get the parish ready to shape change by taking advantage of opportunities and overcoming challenges to achieve the community’s resiliency goals for its future.

  • 3. PLAN INTRODUCTION
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WHY A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE?

  • Parish adopted a Comprehensive Plan

in 2004

  • What has changed?
  • Planning Commission committed

to a 5 year review

  • Most recommendations from 2004

Plan completed

  • 2005 and 2008 storms accelerated

change

  • Continued population shifts from

South Terrebonne to North Terrebonne Parish

  • Completion of Phases I and II of

Plan Update November 2009

  • 3. PLAN INTRODUCTION

Dulac Levee

  • 4. REMARKS & PLANNING TEAM INTRODUCTION
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Parishwide Building Code Implementation

  • 4. REMARKS & PLANNING TEAM INTRODUCTION

Public Investments

Prospect Bridge - $26.7 million six-lane bridge

  • Expected Completion in May 2012
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Investments continued…

Thompson Road Extension & Levee

Investments continued…

In Construction: Ashland Pump Station Ashland Jail Levee Industrial Avenue Levee East Houma Surge Levee Future Projects: Eastside Walking Tracks & Pavilion under Twin Spans East Houma Surge Levee

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Investments in Bayou Communities

  • 3. PLAN INTRODUCTION

TPCG/FEMA Demolitions

  • 188 structures demolished by TPCG contractors
  • 72 structures mitigated by owners
  • 744 total demolitions in 2009 and 2010

Investments continued…

  • 3. PLAN INTRODUCTION

Derelict Vessels Removed

  • 2009 : 40 vessels

removed

  • 2010: 22 vessels

removed

  • 2011: 41 vessels

removed to date

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Investments continued…

Home Elevations

  • Katrina/Rita Completion of

Mitigation: 485 Structures

  • Gustav/Ike Completion of

Mitigation: 324 Structures Total Elevations: 809

Investment Impact

Community Rating System (CRS)

  • Currently lists Terrebonne Parish at a Class 7

level

  • This is soon to change to a Class 6
  • Every reduction in CRS ratings further decreases

insurance rates in the parish

  • 3. PLAN INTRODUCTION
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Project Team

  • Providence Engineering &

Environmental Group LLC Brown + Danos landdesign, inc. Morris P. Hebert, Inc. Franklin Industries, LLC

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT
  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT

TERREBONNE PARISH

COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE Parts 1 & 2

NOVEMBER 2009

Providence Senior Planner

Mart Black, AICP

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Previous Efforts

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT

PART ONE – DATA COLLECTION/RESEARCH

  • Outside Agency Interviews
  • Parish Demographic Update
  • Population growth and shifts
  • Other socio-economic data

PART TWO – INITIAL PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT

  • Citizen Survey
  • Vision Statements
  • Parish-wide Visioning Sessions
  • Downtown SWOT and Visioning Statement

Vision 2030 Timeline

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT
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Parish Population Growth

20,000 40,000 60,000 80,000 100,000 120,000 140,000 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020* 2030* *Projected

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT

Percentage Growth

0% 1% 2% 3% 4% 5% 6% 7% 8% 1980-1990 1990-2000 2000-2010 2010-2020 2020-2030 2% 8% 7% 5% 5%

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT

*Projected *Projected

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West & North Terrebonne DZ Average Population Change 1990 – 2030

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 1990-2000 2000-2010 2010-2020* 2020-2030* *Estimated+/-

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT

Bayou Communities Average Population Change 1990 – 2030

  • 10.42%
  • 17.32%

0.15% 0.15%

  • 20.00%
  • 15.00%
  • 10.00%
  • 5.00%

0.00% 5.00% 1990-2000 2000-2010 2010-2020* 2020-2030*

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT

*Estimated+/-

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East Houma DZ Population Change 1990-2030

0.00% 1.00% 2.00% 3.00% 4.00% 5.00% 6.00% 1990-2000 2000-2010* 2010-2020* 2020-2030*

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT

*Estimated+/- 14,810 14,835* 15,505* 16,300*

East Houma DZ Land Use Projection

Land Use 2020

Residential Commercial/Office Public Service Industrial Agricultural Vacant/Open

No Environmentally Sensitive

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT
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South Industrial DZ Population Change 1990-2030

  • 6.00%
  • 4.00%
  • 2.00%

0.00% 2.00% 4.00% 6.00% 1990-2000 2000-2010* 2010-2020* 2020-2030* 193* 202* *Estimated+/-

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT

202 212*

South Industrial DZ Land Use Projection

Land Use 2020

Residential Commercial/Office Industrial Agricultural Vacant/Open Environmentally Sensitive Public Services

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT
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North Industrial DZ Population Change 1990-2030

0.00% 2.00% 4.00% 6.00% 8.00% 1990-2000 2000-2010* 2010-2020* 2020-2030* *Estimated+/- 5,667 6,062* 6,305* 6,625*

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT

North Industrial DZ Land Use Projection

Land Use 2020

Residential Commercial Public Svcs Industrial Agricultural Vacant/Open

  • Env. Sensitive
  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT
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Lower Bayou Blue DZ Population Change 1990-2030

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 1990-2000 2000-2010* 2010-2020* 2020-2030* 1,425 *Estimated+/- 1,786* 1,867* 1,967*

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT

Lower Bayou Blue DZ Land Use Projection

Land Use 2020 (Excluding E.S.)

Residential Commercial Public Services Industrial Agricultural Vacant/Open

E.S.=Environmentally Sensitive

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Where Do You Want to Be in 2030?

What is your Dream for these Areas?

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT

Plan

Challenges Opportuniti es

Vision

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT
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Vision Statements… Why are they important?

  • “Nothing happens unless first a dream.”
  • -Carl Sandberg
  • “Vision is a dream or picture of the future that draws us –

no, PULLS us—into the future.”

  • -James R. Lucas
  • “What we imagine, we can make happen.”
  • -GE Radio Ad Copy
  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT

Vision for the Organization

PURPOSE: To articulate or express what the Company wants to be in the future. QUESTIONS:

  • What does the market want?
  • What do the stakeholders want?
  • How does the company want to be known in 10 or 20 years?
  • What reputation does the company want?

APPLICATION OF QUESTIONS:

  • Business and customer focus
  • Products and services offered
  • Leadership and management
  • People and work processes….etc….etc.
  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT
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Vision’s Planning Context

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT

Hearing From You

  • 5. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
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Postcard Input

  • In May, participants were asked to share their

visions of life in 20 years by sending postcards to friends or relatives “back in time”

  • Please review and comment on these and the

formal vision statement developed in earlier phases

  • 5. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

And remember…

The purpose

  • f creating a master plan

is to get the parish ready to shape change by taking advantage of

  • pportunities and overcoming challenges

to achieve the community’s resiliency goals for its future.

  • 5. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
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YOUR AREA

  • What are the challenges and opportunities that we need to work
  • n together as we plan for the future?
  • Please give equal time to both
  • Think in terms of:

– Workforce – Housing – Connectivity – Resiliency – Land Use – Transportation/Infrastructure – Public Facilities/Community Togetherness – Sustainability

  • 5. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

Hearing From You

  • 5. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
  • Opportunities
  • Challenges
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Getting Involved

Community Meetings:

  • Parish-wide Kick-Off Meeting
  • Round 1 Community Input Sessions
  • JULY 7

JULY 7 – – Dularge Gym Dularge Gym

  • JULY 12

JULY 12 -

  • Chauvin Gym

Chauvin Gym

  • JULY 14

JULY 14 -

  • Municipal Auditorium

Municipal Auditorium

  • JULY 19

JULY 19 -

  • Bayou Black Gym

Bayou Black Gym

  • JULY 26

JULY 26 -

  • Schriever Gym

Schriever Gym

  • JULY 28

JULY 28 -

  • Montegut Gym

Montegut Gym August 2 - East Houma Gym August 4 - Grand Caillou Gym

  • Round 2 Community Input Sessions Spring 2012
  • Parish-wide Draft Plan Review
  • 5. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

Staying Informed

  • Steering Committee Meetings

– Next meeting is October 18, 2011

  • Planning Commission Meetings
  • Parish Council Meetings
  • Parish Website www.tpcg.org/vision2030
  • Email Updates
  • Facebook
  • Media:

– HTV’s Bayou Time Program (viewer call-in) – Letters to Editor in response to newspaper coverage

  • Phone Reminders
  • 5. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
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  • 6. YOUR QUESTIONS

Questions

THANKS FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION. PLEASE STAY INVOLVED TO MOVE TERREBONNE FORWARD!

masterplan@tpcg.org www.tpcg.org/vision2030

Vision 2030: Terrebonne Parish

  • 7. WAYS TO STAY INFORMED/INVOLVED