SECTION 2: PLANNING PROCESS
2015 Action #
Description
2019 Status Status Comments/Explanation
Open Space Preservation – Existing Open Space Plan identifies and evaluates various land and open space resources throughout the ETJ and Urban Services Areas. The plan is used by Town staff to identify properties to be protected from development.
Comprehensive Plan was completed and implementation is In- Progress. Adaptive stormwater aproach to openspace and green stormwater infrastucuture opportunities. Town has spent the last year on a new Adaptive Stormater approach which includes a review and revisions to stormwater ordinances, a pilot dynamic floodplain model in the Walnut Creek Basin that will be expanded to include partners such as the City of Raleigh as well as modoleing of other basins, a proactive approach to maintenance of the Town stormwater infrastructure, using GIS for Condition Assessment and most importantly understanding that our most effective tool for floodplain management is Open Space and exploring ways to continue the development of that very important tool.
P-7
Delete
If grant application is approved by FEMA, the Town will conduct a detailed study to determine the risk level of each residential structure in the identified floodplain areas and take actions to reduce the risk to those properties.
P-15
Delete
SP-2 SP-3 SP-5 SP-6
Replace culverts on Willow Street.
Completed
Replace culverts on Woodland Drive.
Completed Completed
Replace culverts on Kilarney Drive
Replace culverts on Yubinaranda Circle
Delete
Suspended
Fuquay-Varina
Update the Land Use Plan (LUP) update including identification of environmentally sensitive areas for evaluation and protection during development review process. Update the Community Transportation Plan including evaluation of stream- crossings to reduce impacts on streams, flood plains and wetlands. Update land Development Ordinance (LDO) to incentivize and encourage floodplains, wetlands, riparian buffers to be maintained as open space. Add standards to LDO to reduce impervious surface areas as part of landscaping requirements to reduce storm water volume and concentration in nonresidential development. Develop Stormwater Management Plan based on NPDES Phase II Stormwater Requirements. Enforce Wake County Flood Hazard Soils Policy, following and utilizing flood study standards. Adopt a Land Development Ordinance that will improve the review process, standards and results to reduce the impact of development on the natural environment.
New LUP adopted in 2017. Regular updates made to LUP based on zoning map changes and functionality requirements
P-1
Completed
P-3
Completed
New CTP adopted 2017
New LDO adopted 2016. Regular updates made for clarification and functionality Landscaping and stormwater standards were updated as part of new LDO 2016
P-4
Completed
P-5
Completed
P-6
Completed
P-8
Completed
Adopted our own in 2016 w/ LDO update
P-10
Completed
Wake County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan 2019
17
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