TABLE OF CONTENTS
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PLAN CONTEXT
2
Additional Considerations
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What is the Community Plan?
3 4 6 7 8
Housing Affordability Residential Character
63 64 65 66 67 68 68 69 70 70 71 72 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 86 88 89
Regional Setting
History
Senior Housing
Planning Area
Commercial Development
Existing Land Use Current Zoning Overlay Districts
Minority & Women-Owned Businesses
10 12 14 22 24
Setbacks
Parking Lots
Demographic Snapshot Past Plans & Studies Community Outreach
Screening & Buffering Community Character
Utility Lines
Historic Preservation Community Facilities
Public Transit
Vision & Goals Vision Statement
28
S-Line
Capital Boulevard Street Connectivity
29 30
Goals
Sidewalks & Multi-Use Paths Bikeways, Greenways & Trails
Local Food Systems Conservation Design
Green Space Preservation
Tree Canopy
Sustainable Development
Tourism Gateways
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Downtown Wake Forest
Land Use & Development Why is a Land Use Plan Important?
32
Implementation
90
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Next Steps
91 92 93
Sustainable Growth Planning Jurisdiction
Partners
Action Matrix
Growth Strategy Land Use Plan
A Appendix
TOD & Activity Center Areas
Residential Areas Plan
Commercial & Industrial Areas Plan
Downtown Area Plan
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