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WELCOME EVERYONE! Terrebonne Parish Planning Director Patrick Gordon Patrick Gordon 1. WELCOME & OPENING REMARKS Acknowledgement and Introduction of Elected Officials and Steering Committee Members 2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The purpose of


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WELCOME EVERYONE!

Terrebonne Parish Planning Director

Patrick Gordon Patrick Gordon

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

  • 2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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The purpose

  • f creating a master plan

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

  • 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
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Dulac Levee

  • 3. PLAN INTRODUCTION
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Valhi Blvd Extension

  • 3. PLAN INTRODUCTION
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Westside Blvd Extension

  • 3. PLAN INTRODUCTION
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Parishwide Building Code Implementation

  • 3. PLAN INTRODUCTION
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Investments in Bayou Communities

  • TPCG/FEMA Demolitions
  • 188 structures demolished by

TPCG contractors

  • 72 structures mitigated by
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  • 744 total demolitions in 2009
  • 3. PLAN INTRODUCTION

744 total demolitions in 2009 and 2010

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Investments continued…

  • Derelict Vessels

Removed

  • 2009 : 40 vessels

removed

  • 2010: 22 vessels
  • 3. PLAN INTRODUCTION
  • 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

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Investments continued…

Ongoing Chauvin Capital Projects

  • Ward 7 Mitigation
  • Construction of 101 acres of marsh on the north

shore of Lake Boudreaux

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Investments continued…

Completed Chauvin Capital Projects

  • Construction of bridge at Highway 56 and Thompson

Road

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Investments continued…

Future Investments

  • Elevation of Ward 7 Levee to an elevation of +10
  • Funded by federal hurricane recovery

monies monies

  • New levee from St. Louis Canal to the East

Houma Surge Levee (Thompson Road)

  • 3. PLAN INTRODUCTION
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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

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

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT
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TERREBONNE PARISH

COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE Parts 1 & 2

NOVEMBER 2009

Providence Senior Planner

Mart Black, AICP

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT

COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE Parts 1 & 2

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Previous Efforts

PART ONE – DATA COLLECTION/RESEARCH

  • Outside Agency Interviews
  • Parish Demographic Update
  • Population growth and shifts

Other socio-economic data

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT
  • Other socio-economic data

PART TWO – INITIAL PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT

  • Citizen Survey
  • Vision Statements
  • Parish-wide Visioning Sessions
  • Downtown SWOT and Visioning Statement
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Vision 2030 Timeline

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT
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Parish Population Growth

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

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT
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Percentage Growth

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

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*Projected *Projected

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Chauvin CDP' Population Change 1990 – 2030

2010-2020* 2020-2030* *Estimated+/-

  • 12.00%-10.00% -8.00% -6.00% -4.00% -2.00% 0.00%

2.00% 1990-2000 2000-2010

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT

‘Census Designated Place

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Montegut CDP Population Change, 1990 – 2030

2010-2020* 2020-2030* *Estimated+/-

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

0.00% 5.00% 1990-2000 2000-2010

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT
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Dulac CDP Population Change 1990 – 2030

2010-2020* 2020-2030* *Estimated+/-

  • 45.00%-40.00%-35.00%-30.00%-25.00%-20.00%-15.00%-10.00% -5.00% 0.00% 5.00%

1990-2000 2000-2010

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT
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Dularge DZ Population Change 1990 – 2030

2010-2020* 2020-2030* *Estimated+/-

  • 5.00%
  • 4.00%
  • 3.00%
  • 2.00%
  • 1.00%

0.00% 1.00% 1990-2000 2000-2010

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT
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What’s Happening in Chauvin?

  • Population is clustered along the bayou ridge and served by 3

forced drainage systems

  • No forced drainage below Boudreaux Canal
  • Historic flooding from Gulf storms, particularly in lower areas
  • Historic flooding from Gulf storms, particularly in lower areas
  • Major infrastructure includes one state highway, one Parish

road and all utilities (Entergy, South Coast Gas), except community sewerage (connection proposed)

  • Smithridge community served with sewerage
  • Morganza project will protect areas of DZ above Bush Canal
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Chauvin, continued…

  • Thompson Road Extension between LA 57 and LA

56

  • Served by 3 elementary schools and 1 middle

school school

  • Chauvin Branch Public Library
  • Recreation District No. 7 facilities
  • More than 88% of DZ total is classified as

Environmentally Sensitive (ES)

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT
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Land Use 2020*

Residential -17.60% Vacant/Open - 52.80%

Chauvin DZ Land Use Projection

Agricultural - 17.40% Camps - 3.0% Industrial - 3.0% Other Land Use - 6.20%

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT

* Excluding Environmentally Sensitive

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Where Do You Want to Be in 2030?

What is your Dream for the Chauvin DZ? What is your Dream for the Chauvin DZ?

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT
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Plan

Challenges Opportuniti 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 –
  • “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
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Vision’s Planning Context

  • 4. PLANNING EFFORT
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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
  • Please review and comment on these and the

formal vision statement developed in earlier phases

  • 5. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
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And remember…

The purpose

  • f creating a master plan

is to get the parish ready 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 – Housing – Connectivity – Resiliency – Land Use – Transportation/Infrastructure – Public Facilities/Community Togetherness – Sustainability

  • 5. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
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Hearing From You

  • Opportunities
  • 5. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
  • 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 - Municipal Auditorium July 14 - Municipal Auditorium July 19 - Bayou Black Gym July 26 - Schriever Gym July 28 - 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
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Staying Informed

  • Steering Committee Meetings

– Next meeting is October 18, 2011

  • Planning Commission Meetings
  • Parish Council Meetings
  • Parish Website www.tpcg.org/vision2030
  • 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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Questions

  • 6. YOUR QUESTIONS
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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