Project Documents – Legacy Lafayette

Presentation Boards from February 27, 2020 Community Advisory Committee Meeting

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Draft structure for the Lafayette Comprehensive Plan
Organized around 4 planning frameworks: Connected Community, Community Character, Environmental Stewardship, Strong Economy
A series of elements (topic areas) for each planning framework
Goals, Policies, Strategies, and Action Items for each element

Draft outline / structure for the Comprehensive Plan document, shared with the City Council in March 2020, including the following:

Draft Vision Statement for the Lafayette Comprehensive Plan
Guiding Principles and Goals for Elements of the Comprehensive Plan

Map depicting a draft concept for how different areas around Lafayette may evolve over the next 20 years, including

Areas for different types of neighborhoods and land uses
Locations for “focus areas” with their own character
Locations for “community gateways” into Lafayette
Locations for key “neighborhood destinations” around town
Locations for trails and other connections

Explanations / illustrations of the following concepts on the Draft Framework Map:

Focus Areas
Community Gateways
Neighborhood Destinations

Explanations / illustrations of different types of mixed use shown to the Community Advisory Committee (CAC) in February 2020.

Definitions of the following concepts depicted on the Draft Framework Map

Parks and Open Space
Green Connections (including trails and sidewalks)
New / Enhanced Transit Corridors

Diagram illustrating how the area around 95^th Street and Arapahoe Road could evolve over the next 20 years.

Diagram illustrating how the area around 119^th Street and Baseline Road could evolve over the next 20 years.

Diagram illustrating how the area around Highway 287 and Dillon Road / Northwest Parkway could evolve over the next 20 years.

Diagram illustrating how the area between S Public Rd and Highway 287, and from Coal Creek north to around Waneka Parkway could evolve over the next 20 years.