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Council Communication To: Mayor and Village Council Through: Edward Poconos, ICP, Village Manager From: Shane Lacks, Planner Date: January 10, 2013, SUBJECT: FUTURE LAND USE MAP (FLUX) AMENDMENT (FLRZ1204)

How to fill out future land use map

How to fill out a future land use map:

1. Begin by collecting all relevant data and information about the area in question, such as zoning regulations, existing land use patterns, and population demographics.
2. Use this data to determine the intended purpose for different parcels of land in the future. Consider factors such as residential, commercial, industrial, or recreational use.
3. Consider any future plans or developments that may be relevant to the area, such as new infrastructure projects, transportation routes, or environmental initiatives.
4. Start mapping out the future land use by assigning colors or specific symbols to represent each land use category. Make sure to use a key or legend to explain the meaning behind each symbol or color.
5. Ensure that the future land use map aligns with existing zoning regulations and land use policies in the area.
6. Seek input and feedback from stakeholders and the community to ensure that the future land use map accurately reflects their needs and desires for the area.
7. Continuously update and revise the future land use map as circumstances change or new developments arise.

Who needs a future land use map?

1. Urban planners and city officials who are responsible for making decisions about land use and development in a specific area.
2. Real estate developers and investors who are looking for potential investment opportunities and want to understand the future potential of an area.
3. Community members and residents who are interested in understanding how their neighborhood or city may change in the future and want to have a say in the decision-making process.
4. Environmentalists and conservationists who are concerned about preserving natural resources and want to ensure that future land use plans take environmental sustainability into account.

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What is future land use map?

Future land use map is a planning tool that illustrates how a community expects to develop over time, showing the location and intensity of future land uses.

Who is required to file future land use map?

Local governments, city planners, and zoning agencies are typically required to file future land use maps.

How to fill out future land use map?

Future land use maps are typically filled out by conducting studies, gathering data on population growth and trends, and working with stakeholders to determine future land use needs.

What is the purpose of future land use map?

The purpose of future land use map is to guide the growth and development of a community in a planned and sustainable manner.

What information must be reported on future land use map?

Future land use maps typically report on projected land use types, densities, infrastructure needs, and growth areas.