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Community
Development Plan
Community Vision Statement. Please join
us for a Public Forum on Monday, June 16, 2003 at 6 p.m. at
Town Hall to kick off the process for developing a Community Vision
statement to guide the Town of Provincetown's efforts to address
affordable housing, open space/resource protection, transportation,
and economic development. The
process will be led by Facilitator John Goodrich, with whom the
Town has worked in crafting our unique wastewater solution.
| Monday
June 16, 2003 at Town Hall |
| 4 - 6 p.m. |
Open house - review
maps and information |
| 6 - 9 p.m. |
Public Forum - presentations
and discussion |
| Tuesday,
June 17, 2003 at Town Hall |
| 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. |
Community Development working Group
- first meeting |
The Community Vision
process calls for public forums in mid-June and September, with
activities in between for a broad-based Community Development Working
Group.
See
the Commonwealth's baseline
information for Provincetown.
Elements of a Community Development
Plan. Read
more from the Commonwealth's website.
- Housing
- Location, type, and quantity of new housing units including
housing for individuals and families across a broad range of incomes.
- Open Space
and Resource Protection - Location, type, and quantity
of open space to be protected including identification and prioritization
of environmentally critical unprotected open space, land critical
to sustaining surface and groundwater quality and quantity, and
environmental resources.
- Transportation
- Location and description of any improvements to transportation,
including matters of safety, access, congestion and transit, intermodal
connections and environmental considerations.
- Economic Development
- Location, type, and quantity of commercial and industrial economic
development.
Housing
Element - Six Steps.
Read about the Housing
Element of the Community Development Plan.
- STEP 1. Gather Information and Complete a Housing
Supply Inventory
- STEP 2: Complete an Assessment of Housing Demand
- STEP 3: Quantify Need by Comparing Supply and
Demand
- STEP 4: Addressing Needs by Setting Goals and
Objectives
- STEP 5: Draft a Preliminary Future Housing Map
- STEP 6: Identifying Additional Housing Opportunities
Open
Space/Resource Protection Element - Six Steps.
Read about the Open
Space/Resource Protection Element of the CD Plan.
- STEP 1. Location and Mapping of Natural Resources
- STEP 2: Suitability
- STEP 3: Draft a Land Use Suitability Map
- STEP 4: Compare the Land Use Suitability Map
with Current and Future Land Use
- STEP 5: Community Development Planning and Water
Resources
- STEP 6: Summarizing and Utilizing Your Environmental
Analysis
Transporation
Element - Four Steps.
Read about the Transportation
Element of the Plan.
- STEP 1: Working with your regional planning
agency
- STEP 2: Examination of Existing Conditions
- STEP 3: Problem Identification
- STEP 4: Recommendations for improvement
Economic
Development Element - Five Steps.
Read about the Economic
Development Element of the Community Development Plan.
- STEP 1: Develop an Economic Statistical Profile
- STEP 2: Establish Economic Development Goals
- STEP 3: Assess Economic Development Objectives
in relationship to Growth Suitability Maps
- STEP 4: Identify and Evaluate Alternative Economic
Development Strategies
- STEP 5: Establish an Economic Development Implementation
Strategy and Location Map
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