Kerrville Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee Meeting #9 May 30, 2018 1
Call to Order 2
Meeting Overview • 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 3
Final Implementation Matrices / Action Plan Updates Based on Steering Committee Meeting #8 Feedback 4
Implementation Matrices / Action Plans Updates from Meeting #8 Input • 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 5
Economic Development • Make sure there is a clear link between existing workforce ( Kerrville wages and salaries ) and workforce housing ( costs ) in Housing and Economic Development matrices 6
Water/Wastewater/Drainage • Water supply should focus on regional approach, not just city 7
Public Facilities and Services 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 8
Parks/OpenSpace/River • 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 9
Housing • 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 10
Housing 11
Housing 12
Draft Comprehensive Plan Report 13
Comprehensive Plan • 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 14
Kerville2050 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) 15
Report Chapters 16
Format for Discussion • 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) 17
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 18
Economic Development I support the direction of this report chapter. 1. Strongly Agree 2. Agree 3. Neutral 4. Disagree 5. Strongly Disagree 6. I’m not sure
Housing • Introduction • Current Housing Conditions • Market Opportunities • Guiding Principles and Sample Action Items 20
Housing I support the direction of this report chapter. 1. Strongly Agree 2. Agree 3. Neutral 4. Disagree 5. Strongly Disagree 6. I’m not sure
Community & Neighborhood Character / Placemaking • Existing Conditions and the Kerrville 2050 Plan • Placemaking in Strategic Catalyst Areas • Guiding Principles and Sample Action Items 22
Community & Neighborhood Character / Placemaking I support the direction of this report chapter. 1. Strongly Agree 2. Agree 3. Neutral 4. Disagree 5. Strongly Disagree 6. I’m not sure
Mobility / Transportation • Introduction • Thoroughfare Plan • Guiding Principles and Sample Action Items 24
Mobility / Transportation I support the direction of this report chapter. 1. Strongly Agree 2. Agree 3. Neutral 4. Disagree 5. Strongly Disagree 6. I’m not sure
Water, Wastewater and Drainage • Introduction • Water Supply and Water Quality • Wastewater Management • Storm Water Management • Guiding Principles and Sample Action Items 26
Water, Wastewater and Drainage I support the direction of this report chapter. 1. Strongly Agree 2. Agree 3. Neutral 4. Disagree 5. Strongly Disagree 6. I’m not sure
Public Facilities & Services • Introduction • Public Services • Public Facilities • Guiding Principles and Sample Action Items 28
Public Facilities & Services I support the direction of this report chapter. 1. Strongly Agree 2. Agree 3. Neutral 4. Disagree 5. Strongly Disagree 6. I’m not sure
Parks, Open Space, and the River Corridor • Existing Conditions and Plan Implications • Guiding Principles and Sample Action Items 30
Parks, Open Space, and the River Corridor I support the direction of this report chapter. 1. Strongly Agree 2. Agree 3. Neutral 4. Disagree 5. Strongly Disagree 6. I’m not sure
Downtown Revitalization • Introduction • Investing in Downtown • Guiding Principles and Sample Action Items 32
Downtown Revitalization I support the direction of this report chapter. 1. Strongly Agree 2. Agree 3. Neutral 4. Disagree 5. Strongly Disagree 6. I’m not sure
Next Steps 34
Next Steps • P&Z Public Hearing and Recommendation • June 7 th (4:30 pm) • City Council Public Hearing and First Reading of Ordinance • June 12 th (6:00 pm) • City Council Adoption on Second Reading of Ordinance • June 26th Plan Adoption on Second Reading (6:00 pm) 35
Next Steps • Consultant team will: • Incorporate your feedback into the Draft Comprehensive Plan Report • Communications • Website www.kerrville2050.com • Email – info@kerrville2050.com • Facebook and Twitter 36
Acknowledgements 37
Adjourn 38
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