HomeMy WebLinkAbout3.2 Land UseChanges in land use over time
it has gone through several changes in its economy and role
Urban character
that the character of large franchise retail that is located along
How much land could the city need?
**Projected
**Projected **Projected Additional
residential
*Projected residential residential 30% (from
Yearacres
household
density)density)
density)
20156,8651951,265
20202,085209
1,266
2,980298
Source: US Census Bureau, MN State Demographic Center
Residents preferences regarding growth
The role of commercial and industrial development
Future Land Uses
Low Density Residential: Includes single family detached
Medium Density Residential:
High Density Residential:
Central Business:
Community Oriented Mixed Use: Intended for commercial
mix of land uses including residential, commercial and civic and
design of commercial and mixed use areas should be enhanced
Corridor Commercial: Includes a range of retail, entertainment,
and include a variety of textures, colors and accents to enhance
Light Industrial: Includes a variety of uses ranging from light
and screened to minimize noise, light, and other environmental
Educational:
Open Space:
Public: Intended for state, federal, and local government uses
Planned Unit Development:
Orderly Annexation
Priority Redevelopment Areas
commercial and residential buildings that are in substandard
Downtown Redevelopment AreaNorth of CSAH 75 Redevelopment Area
CSAH 75 and Old Highway 52 Redevelopment Area Minnesota Street and Chapel Lane Redevelopment Area
CSAH 75 and 8th Avenue NE Redevelopment Area
A Key Point about the Future Land Use Map
Future Land Use Map
What could it look like?
Land Use Goals
Strategies
Strategies
Strategies
What we heard
Become
more reliant
on renewable
energy
suburban and rural areas
Strategies
Strategies
Mix land uses
environmental areas
communities
effective
Encourage citizen and stakeholder collaboration in
use decisions in areas likely to become urban in the future
Housing
3.3
Overview
family life, of the nurturing of the young and the caring for the
entertainment, their decision to stay and live in the community
Key Findings
Housing Snapshot
%
Change
2000
Units
2000-
1,912
876
Waite Park
Sartell
5,219
Stearns
50,291
County
Source: US Census Bureau, MN State Demographic
Center.
Percent
Studio
1 Bedroom
2 Bedrooms
5 or more Bedrooms
Built 2000 or later
Built 1959 or earlier
Source: US Census Bureau, MN State Demographic
Center.
Persons
Gross Per
$727 $160,900
Waite Park$800
Sartell$969 $179,600
$721
Stearns County
Source: US Census Bureau, MN State Demographic Center.
Housing Goals
Strategies
Strategies
neighborhood, and establish regulations for the demolition or
What we heard
We need
affordable
housing for
everyone
Strategies
maintained, environmentally friendly, and energy
Strategies
connections through neighborhoods and connection to local
and maintain structures that are not conforming to environmental
Mobility and Transportation
3.4
Overview
biking, taking transit, and driving a car are all useful methods
encourage safe mobility for all users regardless of their mode
Existing Conditions
Walkability and pedestrian networks