Land Use 2025:Rhode Island State Land Use Policies and Plan
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1 Land Use 2025:Rhode Island State Land Use Policies and Plan State Guide Plan Element 152 The Power of Place Summit May 12, 2006 R.I. Statewide Planning Program
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6 The Bay & Beaches R.I. Statewide Planning Program
7 Bikeways & Parks R.I. Statewide Planning Program
8 Farms & Forests R.I. Statewide Planning Program
9 Country Roads R.I. Statewide Planning Program
10 Where We Work R.I. Statewide Planning Program
11 Traditional Neighborhoods R.I. Statewide Planning Program
12 Our Capital City R.I. Statewide Planning Program
13 Authentic Places
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18 R.I. Statewide Planning Program Higher Education
19 Land Use 2025 Where are we, and where are we going? Where do we want to be in 2025? Issues to be concerned while getting there? How do we get there? What must be done to achieve vision?
20 Where are we? 80%+ Rhode Islanders still live in urbanized areas along the Bay & major rivers In recent decades, growth has been both outward from this core; and coming into the state from neighboring states More significant is the way we are growing and impacting on the RI landscape R.I. Statewide Planning Program
21 Changes in Land Use We Used to Live and Work in Compact Communities. Small house lots Mix of housing types Interconnected street network to disperse traffic Mixed uses; Housing, shopping and civic functions R.I. Statewide Planning Program 1-06
22 What is Different Now? Lots have larger footprints than traditional development One dominant housing type (single family) Single-use areas separation of industrial, business & civic uses Roads have few interconnections Traffic concentrated on collectors and arterials R.I. Statewide Planning Program
23 Results Developed land increasing 9 times faster than population Population and jobs moving away From Urban Core Unsustainable sprawl ~ 30% of state s land currently developed R.I. Statewide Planning Program
24 It took 330 years to develop the first 20% of our land, but just over 25 years to develop the next 10%. R.I. Statewide Planning Program
25 Total New Developed Land by ,000 acres or 16% of state area R.I. Statewide Planning Program
26 Population & Land Development Rates in the United States Population Change Development Changes in Population & Newly Developed Land from R.I. Statewide Planning Program
27 Rhode Island Population & Land Development Rates Population Change Development Changes from R.I. Statewide Planning Program
28 Where are we going? ?
29 Primary Goals A Sustainable Rhode Island Greenspace & Greenways Excellence in Community Design First Class Infrastructure R.I. Statewide Planning Program
30 What Does This Look Like? Concentrates growth in: Urban Service Boundary Growth Centers Maximizes investment in existing infrastructure Promotes more efficient development: Infill Rehabilitation Higher Densities Maintains Green and Open Space R.I. Statewide Planning Program
31 And less of this: What Does This Look Like? We need more of this: To save more of this: Í
32 Not all new ideas Relate state land use policies to anticipated population growth to enhance the distinction between urban and rural places. Use open space to control and shape urban growth. Promote the use of higher residential densities' and smaller lot frontages in urban and suburban areas, and town centers, where public water and sewer service is present or planned. Promote low overall density where public service are not planned. Promote the clustering of development in these areas. R.I. Statewide Planning Program
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34 What Needs To Be Done? State Investment Strategy that focuses support for growth- inducing development investment within the Urban Services Boundary and in Growth Centers R.I. Statewide Planning Program
35 State Investments Discretionary public infrastructure investments which can help shape Smart growth: Community Development CDBG Housing Neighborhood Opportunities Program Economic Development CEDS Land Preservation Open Space grants, Bikeways Drinking Water Clean Water SRF Wastewater RI Clean Water Finance SRF Transportation Transportation Enhancement Program, CMAQ Education School Housing Aid R.I. Statewide Planning Program
36 What Are Some Of The Other Issues? Affordable Housing Economic Development Resource Constraints Water Sewer Open Space Protection Transportation R.I. Statewide Planning Program
37 R.I. Statewide Planning Program Property Tax Reform
38 The Challenge Ahead How do we measure success? Or lack of? R.I. Statewide Planning Program
39 Land Use Performance Measures To be measured within the Urban Services Boundary: $$ Investments # of Housing Units permitted Amount of Commercial/industrial square footage constructed Density of housing units # of current Comprehensive Plans # of Towns with full-time planning staff To be measured outside of Urban Services Boundary # of lost acres of farmland # of Growth Centers # of current Comprehensive Plans # of Towns with full-time planning staff R.I. Statewide Planning Program
40 Capacity of State Level State Conservation Comm Water Resources Bd Energy Facility Siting Bd Drought Management Task Force Greenways Council AquaFund Advisory Council Recreation Resources Review Rivers Council Grow Smart RI Enterprise Zone Council ADD Aquidneck Island Partnership RI Trails Advisory Comm Incident Management Team State Planning Council State Guide Plan Element # 9999 TIP TAC CEDS Natural Heritage Preservation Comm RIGIS Bay & Watersheds Coordinating Team Historical Preservation & Heritage Comm Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Comm RC&D Bd
41 Life of a Local Planner Another Subdivision Review It s Budget Time Affordable Housing Plan due! Pro Jo is on Line 2 CDBG Application due May 12 th! My Neighbor's shed is too close to my property line! The Manager s not happy. You did something!
42 Division of Planning Housing Resources Commission Local Gov't Assistance Statewide Planning Program Strategic Planning R.I. Statewide Planning Program
43 2006 Planning Challenge Grants $538,650 Aquidneck Island Planning Commission City of Pawtucket City of Woonsocket Grow Smart RI The Providence Foundation Town of Bristol Town of Foster Town of Hopkinton Town of Middletown Town of North Kingstown Washington County Regional Planning Council R.I. Statewide Planning Program
44 Opportunity for Change? R.I. Statewide Planning Program
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47 Tools to Promote Compact Development Community Comprehensive Plans Form based Codes Transit Oriented Development Projects of Regional Significance Transfer of Development Rights Permit Allocation Systems Historic Tax Credits R.I. Statewide Planning Program
48 Tools to Promote Preservation Comprehensive Plans Land Acquisition Farmland Zoning Historic Overlay Zoning Buying Development Rights Cluster Development Conservation Development
49 R.I. Statewide Planning Program Outreach Needed
50 R.I. Statewide Planning Program Training Needed
51 The Choices We Face
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55 Rhode Island from Space 1999 LandStat Image
56 R.I. Statewide Planning Program Legacy Of Our Actions
57 Acknowledgements Grow Smart RI RI Economic Policy Council Thanks for use of images and photographs: R.I. Builder Report/New River Press URI Laboratory For Terrestrial Remote Land Sensing United States Environmental Protection Agency SPP staff photos: M Ahnrud B Bergantino C Delage V Flood K Flynn P Gonsalves K Gelfuso N Hess B Higgins G Johnson M Moan K Nelson D Riding R Sirota W Slocomb B Vild
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