1. Mark-Up Draft 1 Frankfort City Comprehensive Plan Meeting, July 19, 2006

2. 2 Documents – frankfortonline.org 7/13/2006 Adobe.pdf Comprehensive Plan Draft 1 for printingComprehensive Plan Draft 1 for printing [164 pp] 7/12/2006 MS Word Comprehensive Plan Draft 1Comprehensive Plan Draft 1 [164 pp] 7/12/2006 MS Word Survey ResultsSurvey Results [12 pp]

3. 3 Draft 1 – July 12, 2006

4. 4 TOC [Table of Contents] – 10 parts some rearrangement for Draft 2 PART I. Introduction – TOC – Executive Summary – Updating the Comprehensive Plan State mandate Time Period – Vision Statement – Planning Process – Acknowledgements Reorganized

5. PART II. Community Profile A. Location B. Climate C. History D. Demographic Analysis, Forecasts & Comparisons 1. Age Cohorts 2. Race 3. Ethnicity 4. Education 5. Forecasts A. Frankfort City past 20 years B. Frankfort City past 10 years C. Frankfort City past 3 years D. Clinton County past 10 years E. Hamilton County past 10 years F. Lebanon City, Boone County past 3 years G. Lafayette City, Tippecanoe County past 3 years H. Cohort Survival [basis: fertility rates, mortality rates, net migration] E. Socioeconomic Analysis, Forecasts & Comparisons 1. Labor Force 2. Employment 3. Household Income 4. Income by Industry New to Draft 2

6. PART III. Growth Management A. Managing Sprawl Brought by New Development Managing Sprawl Brought by New Development B. Common Sense Zoning Common Sense Zoning C. Infrastructure Placement Infrastructure Placement D. Farming Community Identification Farming Community Identification E. Enhanced Tax Base Enhanced Tax Base F. Community Identification Community Identification G. Growth Pattern Growth Pattern [East or West?[East or West?] Land Use A. Agricultural b. Residential 1. Core Residential 2. Traditional Residential 3. Multifamily Residential C. Downtown d. Commercial 1. Neighborhood Commercial 2. Community Commercial 3. Regional Commercial e. Industrial 1. Light Industrial 2. Manufacturing 3. High-Tech R&D F. Public Uses G. Institutional Institutional H. Planned Development A. Planned Unit B. Planned Residential C. Planned Commercial D. Planned Industrial Future Land Use Map Zoning Map SR 28 West Overlay District Map Existing Land Use Map Downtown Land Use Map Industrial Park Land Use Map New to Draft 2

7. PART IV. Placemaking Vision A. Neighborhood Identification B. Reutilization of Downtown C. Managing Sprawl Brought by New Development PART V. Community Living A. Abandoned Schools B. Neighborhood Living C. Zoning Enforcement D. Community Cohesiveness PART VI. Community Green A. Class Three Wind Availability B. Landfill Capacity C. Frankfort Association of Community Trails (FACT) D. Landscaping Ordinance/Storm-water Ordinance PART VII. City Beautiful Vision A. Tree City Program B. Utility Lines C. Abandoned Big-Box D. Adopt an Entrance PART VIII. Economic Revitalization Economic Analysis Economic Condition Economic Base Industry Clusters [Agglomeration Effect] Analysis of Demand Analysis of the Factors of Production Economic Performance Growth/ Decline of Economic Indicators Shift-Share Analysis Overall Economic Development Strategy Economic Revitalization Projects Brownfield Redevelopment Downtown Revitalization SR 28 Corridor – Redesign & Adaptive Reuse Economic Development Housing Eco-Industrial Park Bio-Refinery Industry New to Draft 2

8. 8 TOC - End PART IX. Access A. Emergency Management B. Public Transportation C. Alternative Transportation D. Downtown Vehicular Flow Thoroughfare Plan Context Sensitive Design Street hierarchy 1. Arterial streets 2. Collector streets 3. Local streets Regional Thoroughfare Plan PURPOSE GOALS National Highway System PART X. Summary Conclusions A. Problems, Goals & Objectives B. Strategies, Projects & Policies C. Call for Planning & Development 1. Community Development Plans 2. Economic Development Task Force 3. Strategic Alliances and Corporate Sponsors 4. Legislation New to Draft 2

9. 9 Draft 2 Major Elements added to Draft 1 1. Projections and GIS Mapping 8 assumptions constitute 8 scenarios [or less] 2. Future Land Use Map Conventional zoning for existing uses Largely planned developments for growth areas Standards formulated for planned developments “performance zoning” 3. Add Bio-Refinery strategy to Economic Revitalization 4. Executive Summary 5. PART X: Summary Conclusions 6. More graphic elements E.g., thoroughfare plan ROW cross-sections

10. 10 Draft 3 as Final Draft Adobe InDesign replaces MS Word – Very reader-friendly – More graphical – Expanded pages All corrections from Draft 2 from 9-16-06 Opportunity for detail mark-up by public officials that are consistent with 9-16-06 resolutions of stakeholders

11. 11 Schedule as Revised 7-19Review Draft 1 + Survey Results Direct ICC Staff on Draft 2 8-16Review Draft 2 + consider Plan of Hispanic Communities [?] Direct ICC Staff on Draft 3 9-16Review “Final Draft” for acceptance as a stakeholders’ statement Lobbying strategy for adoption of Plan OctoberPlan Commission acts on Comp Plan NovemberCity Council acts on Comp Plan DecemberCity Council considers zoning amendments

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