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Old large healthy trees-thank you for the TCAP. I’d like to see in the TCAP a significant effort toward saving and maintaining Old Trees. It is very important that we all are aligned with the idea that replacing an old tree with a sapling is NOT an equal exchange for the health, beauty and welfare of our community. EVERY effort will need to be taken to build around Old Large healthy trees. Beyond probable death or destruction to an existing structure, there aren’t that many reasons (beyond money) to cut down a 100 + year old tree. We all know planning and design can find effective ways to maintain the healthy existence of old large healthy trees in all the neighborhoods and commercial zones. We just have to be willing to do it. 2. Urban greenery-we know from seeing other cities that without a way to bring nature into our city effectively, the city life fails. People get sick from pollution, the area heats up more, the roads melt, flooding and other impacts occur because no-one planned green zones. We have a chance to do that and NOT repeat the mistakes of the other cities: Create porous roadways and walkways,:Promote and fund vertical gardens, :Promote vertical farming: like Ensure multi-floor outdoor garage units are designed to support vertical farming. (Those big cement garages that have multi levels for parking outside could be designed and insured for planting boxes on the outside of their building and\u003Cbr>people/organizations could plant food in them. All the condos have permits to allow for vertical gardens on their buildings and roof tops. Commercial roofs built to support gardens-allowing them to rent the roof to other businesses, like restaurants, or farmers markets to grow food, flowers or just a really good park. 3. Build downtown out to have a walkabout nightlife. Let’s not be downtown Atlanta. Encourage and promote housing in the downtown area, ensure the first floor of office buildings have a business that can thrive after the office workers go home to the suburbs. 4. Connect all the greenways without requiring people to\u003Cbr>walk/ride along busy road or bridges to get to the next leg of the greenway. 5. Allow businesses to open along a greenway if there is space for it. 6. Prohibit businesses in our city from using plastic that CANNOT be recycled by our PRESENT recycling capabilities. If the plastic package cannot be recycled in Charlotte, then the businesses need to use something that can or is bio degradable. 7. Promote a bottle return policy for our city. It not only promotes recycling but it also provides money options for people. | Comments shared with UDO Team and Streets Map Team. |\n| 1/21/2022 | Email |  | After reviewing the Charlotte Future 2040 Policy Map Second Draft showing the properties located at 5200 and 5240 Park Road designated as \"Campus\", I want to say that I think this is wrong and should be designated as \"Community Activity Center\".\u003Cbr>My thoughts are: One, the Park Road corridor next to 5200 and 5240 is designated as \"Community Activity Center\". Some of these neighboring properties are offices, some are retail stores, and others are multifamily/retail/offices. 5200 Park Road is an office building that has a mix of professional users. 5240 is a veterinary clinic.\u003Cbr>Two, when I looked at other \"Campus\" designations in the area, I found that most were schools, hospital complexes and places such as Queen's University and the YWCA..\u003Cbr>I hope that you will change the properties at 5200 and 5240 Park Road to Community Activity Center in keeping with its neighbors. Your hard work in developing a plan for our city is certainly very appreciated. | This has been reviewed and addressed on the Policy Map. |\n| 1/25/2022 | Listening Session |  | Question of whether his place type can legally be made","cbCaif75Jhbqv2dT","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaif75Jhbqv2dT","pdf",176996,"English","# Comments and staff responses\n## Tree protection and urban greenery proposals\n## Downtown and greenway connectivity\n## Plastic reduction and bottle return policies\n## Place-type and zoning mapping decisions\n## UDO-related questions","[{\"question\":\"How are zoning questions based on N1 vs N2 addressed in the comments?\",\"answer\":\"Responses state that zoning will be based on the place type map and that the requested place type/zoning adjustments are governed by the separate mapping and amendment processes described.\"}]","2040Map Comment Tracking 02212022 Final | PDF",13]