RURAL AREA PLAN IMPLEMENTATION

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1 RURAL AREA PLAN IMPLEMENTATION

2 RAP AMENDMENTS SUMMARY OVERVIEW TOPICS COVERED 1. How We Got Here/Why This Is Important 2. RAP Process Overview 3. Updated Schedule 4. 1/10/17 BOC Meeting: FAQs 5. RAP Highlights 6. Amendment Summary: Planning Areas Overview Rural Reserve Rural Planning Area Neighborhood Services Neighborhood General Neighborhood Edge Scenic Byway Overlay District Neighborhood Services Overlay District

3 RURAL PLANNING HISTORY EVENTS PLANS

4 WHY THIS IS IMPORTANT CONSERVATION CONNECTIVITY CONSISTENCY

5 RURAL AREA PLAN PROCESS OVERVIEW 2015 Preparation/Design Oct. 5-29: Pre-Charrette Prep. Nov. 4-5: Stakeholder Interviews Nov : Design Charrette Dec. 9: Charrette Closing Pres Review/Refinement Jan.-April: Report Editing & Review May: Complete Draft/PB Pres. May-June: Public Comment Period June 6: BOC Work Session July 8, 29: Public Comment Reports Aug. 22: Final Draft Aug. 29: PB Recommendation Sept. 13: BOC Decision Oct. 25, Nov. 8, Dec. 13: Review Recommendations 2017 Implementation Jan. 10: Text Amendments Public Hearing Mar. 14: Potential BOC Decision

6 RAP IMPLEMENTATION UPDATED SCHEDULE EVENTS Individual Citizen Meetings [On-Going] Coffee Chat 9:00 am [Citizen Q&A] BOC Work Session 6:00 pm [FAQ Update] Planning Board Review 6:00 pm [Recommendation] Public Open House, Hopewell Baptist Church 9:00 am [Citizen Q&A] *Upcoming events listed in the Timeline section on RAP website:

7 BOC 1/10/17 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS HIGHLIGHTS Can we lock in the RAP standards without rezoning? What does by-right development mean? Why rezone now? What are the risks of not rezoning now? Why not let everything be conditional rezoning? What are the benefits of implementing the plan? Will implementing the plan encourage development? *Full FAQs document available on RAP website:

8 RURAL AREA PLAN TAKEAWAYS HIGHLIGHTS Development Has Come/Will Be Coming Open Space Goal: 50%. Remaining 50%? Precedents/Models: Few or None» Using Development to Preserve Open Space Priorities: 1. Preserve Open Space 2. Provide Connectivity 3. Modify Standards/Planning Ordinance 4. Permit Development/Growth in a Deliberative Manner

9 RAP CONCEPTUAL MASTER PLAN

10 HIGHLIGHTS 30+ Year Vision Context-Based Consistent 2,048 ac. (1,362 ac. Once Parks Removed) Dav.-Concord Rd. Concord Rd. RAP AMENDMENTS: OVERVIEW Allison Farm Fisher Farm Rocky River Bluff NP Shearer Rd. West Branch NP

11 HIGHLIGHTS Land Not Developed Parks/Conservation 686 ac. Dav.-Concord Rd. Concord Rd. RAP AMENDMENTS: RURAL RESERVE Allison Farm Fisher Farm Rocky River Bluff NP Shearer Rd. West Branch NP

12 RAP AMENDMENTS: FUTURE RURAL PLANNING AREA Dav.-Concord Rd. Concord Rd. HIGHLIGHTS Remaining Rural Planning Area 1,733 ac. Now: 1 du/2 ac (6 max.) 40% OS, or 2 du/ac, 40% OS Proposed: 1 du/2 ac (16 max.) 40% OS, or 1 du/ac 70% OS, with 50% OS on-site (Max. 20% off-site) Shearer Rd.

13 HIGHLIGHTS Mixed-Use Small-Scale Placemaking 29 ac. Barger: 23 ac. ERR/Shearer: 6 ac. RAP AMENDMENTS: NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES Dav.-Concord Rd. Concord Rd. South Main St. Shearer Rd.

14 RAP AMENDMENTS: NEIGHBORHOOD GENERAL Dav.-Concord Rd. Concord Rd. St. Alban s HIGHLIGHTS Residential Variety Cohesive, Walkable Public Spaces 20% Open Space 253 ac.

15 RAP AMENDMENTS: NEIGHBORHOOD EDGE HIGHLIGHTS Consistent, Transition 90% Single-Family 10% 2-4 Unit (DRB) Lot Size Variety 40% Open Space Dav.-Concord Rd. Concord Rd. St. Alban s, The Woodlands, & Park Place Shearer Rd.

16 HIGHLIGHTS Preserve Rural Features Development Setbacks Fencing Standards Greenway Construc./ Contribution Dav.-Concord Rd. Concord Rd. RAP AMENDMENTS: SCENIC BYWAY OVERLAY Allison Farm Fisher Farm Rocky River Bluff NP Shearer Rd. West Branch NP

17 RAP: NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES OVERLAY HIGHLIGHTS Pitched Roofs Height Max. 37 Ground Floor Retail w/in 100 Intersection DRB Review Required Precedents RAP Pg. 91 Dav.-Concord Rd. Concord Rd. Village-Scaled, Mixed-Use Shearer Rd.

18 RURAL AREA PLAN: TEXT AMENDMENTS HIGHLIGHTS CONSERVATION PRACTICES OPEN SPACE: ENSURE CONNECTIONS, ACCESS Emphasize Off-Site Contiguity Broaden Considerations ENVIRONMENTAL INVENTORY: EXPAND CONSIDERATIONS Buffers: NC WRC Best Practice Habitat Diversity: Upland Areas Historic + Cultural Resources, Viewsheds AGRICULTURAL LAND: INCENTIVIZE PRESERVATION/ADAPTATION Ratio: 1 Acre Ag. Land Reduces Open Space Requirement by 1.5 Acres Conservation Easement Required Violation Penalty

19 QUESTIONS/DISCUSSION