Who

else would it be?

Alright.

Alright, we'll get kicked off.

A little bit different format tonight.

This is our fifth meeting doing with a comprehensive plan process.

This basically remember this came from the moratorium last December.

It was the basis for this.

So

tonight we'll do a little different, like I said than we've done before.

We're gonna do a very quick recap um and discussion of the land use districts and our information tasks.

And we will open up public comment if there are anybody that comes.

But really tonight, you know, Sean, I was going to do just a minimal presentation.

We really want your all's input as much as possible because the goal, once we kind of hear what we're here tonight, based on the survey stuff we've had before and all that, public comments.

The goal is December 1st, have this thing ready for the planning commission for formal adoption.

Uh, because by law I'll have to do the longer public notice.

I had to go ahead and turn that in, so it's already scheduled for December first.

But

yeah, we're really wanting to get you all's input, kind of what we talked about tonight, any other questions you have

uh

with that itself.

So like I said, we'll open a public comment at the end if there's anybody that wants

to.

Ruby the drive plan, I don't know if y'all have seen this online.

Sean did an excellent job putting this together.

Um, has different sections of the plan.

It's something we've already got comments on.

Um, really talks about kind of gives some background the city, um, talks about the zoning districts.

That's really what we're going to focus on tonight.

Land use districts.

Uh what we did, we took the plan, we come up with different land use districts.

I won't say a lot of them aren't similar to the plan we got now.

We have a plan from 2005, similar, but we kind of updated the wording on them.

Uh you can see the different districts we have.

Some of them are commercial and residential.

Um, the takeaways and the implication issues.

And we'll go through the implication timeline later, all the zoning ordinance amendments, zoning map amendments we're going to make.

Because the plan's great, it's like a comprehensive plan, but to really make it hurt for it affect impacts property.

We had to do zoning ordinances and zoning map amendments.

So that's for your reading if you see anything.

Uh, but we've kind of self-explanatory, the different zone districts, um, the regional center, that's our mall redevelopment.

We adopted that in 2020.

It's already part of the plan.

Commercial core, that's this area here, town center.

That's been in place for several years in our zoning ordinance.

Uh commercial corridor, that's gonna be your your sections of Dickerson Road, uh Long Hall Pike, uh Springfield Highway, Louisville Highway, where there's commercial frontage, um, commercial business center, that's gonna be our industrial centers and uh like office parks, like around uh business park circle and then the Dollar General Mission Bridge that area.

Um, North Main Corridor, we we did an ordinance for this a couple years ago.

This is basically an extension of the commercial court, but north from uh for our office is there, uh brick church all the way up to the railroad tracks, kind of that area, and it's just the frontage, but it's intended for more mixed use, kind of like the the urban core the uh commercial core now.

Of course we get industrial business centers, residential walking core.

Um we kind of come up with the residential districts along around Main Street.

You know, we're putting all that all the emphasis on Main Street, the money to get that the streetscape, get people walking, so the the residential neighborhoods around it like Hollywood, two mile, uh cafe, those areas kind of like a residential core area.

Uh

a walkable core, I'm talking residential neighborhood preservation.

Uh the intention with this

is

the existing neighborhoods that are developed.

I know there's been a lot of emphasis to kind of protect them.

Uh we kind of have that now on the comprehensive plan.

It's called uh residential like conservation.

So we're like I said, we rebranded some of these.