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2010 Comprehensive Plan Evaluation and Appraisal Report
2010 Comprehensive Plan Evaluation and Appraisal Report (Update)
 

City of Jacksonville 2010 Comprehensive Plan

The Comprehensive Plan describes the way the community will develop and grow; lists goals and objectives for different areas and issues within the community; and lists the city policies that direct programs, budgets and decisions.  You will find the Plan at:

2010 Comprehensive Plan

Questions about Comprehensive Planning and the Update

     What is Comprehensive Planning?
     What is the EAR?
     Where can I find Background Information on the EAR?
     Where can I find a copy of the Adopted EAR document?
     How can I provide input for implementation of the EAR?

What is Comprehensive Planning?

Comprehensive planning is a tool used to guide future growth and development. Comprehensive plans contain chapters or "elements" that address future land use, housing, transportation, infrastructure, coastal management, conservation, recreation and open space, intergovernmental coordination, and capital improvements.

What is the EAR?

Every seven years, state law requires the City of Jacksonville to review and evaluate its Comprehensive Plan. This is called the Evaluation and Appraisal Report, or the EAR. The purpose of this planning process is to update the Comprehensive Plan and to assess our progress in implementing the Plan. This process was completed and found in compliance by the State Department of Community Affairs (DCA) in January 2008.  Recommendations from the EAR are now being implemented to form the transition of the 2010 Comprehensive Plan into a plan that will address the future, the 2030 Comprehensive Plan. The Planning and Development Department hopes to have a final draft of the 2030 Comprehensive Plan ready for introduction by the City Council by  spring/summer 2009.  Updating the Future Land Use Map is a major component of implementing the EAR.

Background Information on the EAR

One of the early steps in the planning process for the EAR was obtaining public input into the most important local issues affecting our community. A citywide visioning effort, Blueprint for Prosperity, provided a foundation for the EAR and many of the local issues to be reviewed in the EAR came from that process. You will find more information regarding Blueprint for Prosperity at the following link:

www.BlueprintforProsperity.com 

Adopted EAR Document

CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW TO VIEW.

2010 Comp Plan EAR Recommendations summary.pdf (74kb)

EAR - 2007 as Approved by Council (10874kb)

EAR - Appendix A - 1 Executive Summary.pdf (2927kb)
EAR - Appendix A - 2 General Government.pdf (563kb)
EAR - Appendix A - 3 Transportation.pdf (4966kb)
EAR - Appendix A - 4 Land Use.pdf (2307kb)
EAR - Appendix B - Jacksonville Industrial Land Use Analysis Final Report.pdf (2160kb)
EAR - Appendix C - List of Pending Text Amedments.pdf(5kb)
EAR - Appendix D - Report of the Affordable and Workforce Housing Task Force.pdf (206kb)
EAR - Appendix E - State of Downtown 2006 Final.pdf(2825kb)
EAR - Appendix F -
EAR - Appendix G  (5703kb)

Click here to visit the Future Land Use Map Update web page for more information

Use the contact information below to request a presentation on the update before your neighborhood association, private club or professional association.

For further information regarding the EAR, please contact  Kristen Reed at (904) 630-2137 or  CommunityPlanning@coj.net

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