Status | Strategy | Summary | Comments |
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Initial Stage | 2.2.6 | Prepare a major road plan in conjunction with the Comprehensive Plan to include existing and future collector streets, major road alignments, and right-of-way requirements. |
When a Comprehensive Plan is eventually commenced, this will be a part of the process. |
Initial Stage | 2.2.7 | Suspend the acceptance of applications for new residential developments smaller than four-acre lots within unincorporated Shelby County while the Comprehensive Plan is being prepared and future policies should discourage leap frog development and encourage infill.
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This strategy has not been addressed to date. |
In Progress | 2.2.8 | The LUCB should consist of chairmen of city and county legislative bodies’ planning and zoning committees as ex-officio members; two architects, two developers, two civil engineers, two representatives from either a neighborhood or community advocacy group (or a combination thereof), and two professional planners with two of the board members LEED Accredited Professionals. |
The Land Use Control Board is made up of a diverse range of industry professionals. A list can be found here. |
Initial Stage | 2.2.9 | Ordinance No. 2524 should be amended to charge the LUCB with the responsibility of preparing, adopting, and implementing a Comprehensive Plan and be required to use the adopted plans as the basis for its decisions. |
This strategy has not been addressed to date. |
Completed | 2.2.10 | LUCB members should obtain a minimum of 12 hours of annual training to remain members of the body. |
LUCB members currently undergo annual training as well as ethics training. |