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HomeMy WebLinkAboutComp Plan Presentation Derrell to Council 03-02-15Town Council Hearing Overview Presentation of Comprehensive Plan Update by Steering Committee Member and Chairman, Derrell Johnson Town Council Hearing March 2, 2015 Publicly Supported Vision Statement An oasis of natural beauty that maintains our open spaces in balance with distinctive development, trails, and quality of life amenities amidst an ever expanding urban landscape. Town Council Hearing March 2, 2015 Publicly Supported Comp. Plan Update Comprehensive Plan Update Document (Received Jan. 6th) Part One: Assessments Part Two: Citizen Goals and Priorities and Framework Plan Part Three: Plan Elements •Land Use Plan •Thoroughfare Plan •Parks, Open Space & Trails Plan •Town Design Structure Plan •Facilities and Town Hall Plan •Storm Water & Water Conservation Plan •Housing Plan •Economic Development Plan Implementation Plan Document (Received Jan. 6th) Part One: Policy Tabulations Part Two: Planning Benchmarks Appendix A: Development Review Checklist Town Council Hearing March 2, 2015 Planning for Tomorrow Westlake Proposed Comp Plan………………………………...... looks to yr 2040 Westlake’s 2040 expected Residential Forecast…………... Approx. 7,000 Westlake’s Day-time Population Forecast @ build-out... Approx. 140,000 Town Council Hearing March 2, 2015 Planning for Tomorrow 5 points of connection with no other local continuity Internal Pressures of Existing Planned Developments •Est. Dev. Rights = 25.7 mil. sf of non-residential dev. •Empire State Bldg. = approx. 2 mil. sf •11 Empire State Bldgs. = approx. 24 mil. sf Town Council Hearing March 2, 2015 Planning for Tomorrow Internal Pressures of Regional Growth •Surrounding Cities Region •Est. 2040 Population = 215,801 Town Council Hearing March 2, 2015 Planning for Tomorrow Internal Pressures of Regional Growth •15 Min. Drive-Time Window Region •Est. 2040 Population = 295,521 •142,000 workforce age •$4.4 billion retail sales potential Town Council Hearing March 2, 2015 Planning for Tomorrow Internal Pressures of Regional Growth •Region accessing SH 114 •Est. 2040 Population of roughly 400,000 Westlake’s Challenge: Managing growth while maintaining our unique character Town Council Hearing March 2, 2015 Extensive Public Process 3 Public Input Workshops 12 Steering Committee Meetings 1 P&Z Commission and Council Joint Workshop 1 Town Council Meeting Town Council Hearing March 2, 2015 •Dec. 8th after Joint Work Session - Traffic Analysis Report prepared by Burns & McDonnell presented •Dec. 15th - Conference call discussing B&M Traffic Analysis Report •Dec. 17th, 18th, 22nd , 23rd - Exchanges regarding B&M Traffic Analysis Report and Open Space Plan •Jan. 20th - MESA received B&M Response from Dec. 22nd Conference Call; MESA delivered to Staff a Response to B&M Conference Call Response with Recommendation to Commission Input b/w Dec. 8th Joint Workshop & Jan. 21st P&Z Commission Hearing Town Council Hearing March 2, 2015 •Jan. 21st – P&Z Commission recommended approval of Comprehensive Plan Update •Feb. 9th – Town Council Meeting to address growing citizen concerns over Dove Rd. west of FM 1938 and the proposed Dove Rd. connection to Solana Blvd. •Feb. 18th – Meeting between Staff, Hillwood and Deloitte to discuss thoroughfare alignments •Feb. 19th & 20th – Memo with recommendations regarding Thoroughfare Plan created and sent out to Town Council Input Since Jan. 21st P&Z Hearing Town Council Hearing March 2, 2015