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These 3 initiatives are aimed at implementing the plan’s vision for land use, mobility and development.  \nProvides guidance for the type and intensity of development that is appropriate throughout our community.  \nThe mobility strategy to connect people and places through public and private investment.  \nThe primary regulatory mechanism that aims to bring City Council adopted policies, such as theCharlotte Future 2040 Comprehensive Plan, to life.  \nScan to learn more & comment on the first draft Charlotte Future 2040 Policy Map, the Charlotte Streets Map & first draft Unified Development Ordinance.  \nThe Charlotte Streets Map defines the multimodal vision and design components for each arterial street in the city. Through the UDO, this map ensures that future growth accommodates our planned multimodal street infrastructure.  \nBicycle facilities  \nCurb & gutter, sometimes parking  \nCenter space Travel lanes  \nAmenity zone/planting strip~~  ~~Pedestrian facilities ~~ ~~  \n@cltgov  \nCLTGOV. ME/CLTFUTURE  \nThe Charlotte Future 2040 Policy Map assigns a Place Type designation NEIGHBORHOOD 1  \nto each property in the city’s jurisdiction.  \nPlace Type assignments provide guidance for the:  \n• Type of development (residential, retail, industrial) permitted;   \n• Layout and design of buildings allowed;   \n• Transportation connections needed (e.g. sidewalks, bike lanes)    \n• Type of open or green spaces expected (e.g. parks, plazas)   \nPlace Types Palette  \nNEIGHBORHOOD 1  \nCOMMERCIAL  \nNEIGHBORHOOD 2  \nCAMPUS  \nNEIGHBORHOOD CENTER  \nINNOVATION MIXED-USE  \nPARKS  \n& PRESERVES  \nMANUFACTURING  \n& LOGISTICS  \nCOMMUNITY ACTIVITY CENTER  \nREGIONAL ACTIVITY CENTER  \nThe Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) is a critical tool in enacting the community’s vision for growth set forth in the 2040  \nComprehensive Plan. It allows development to occur in a way that aligns with our community vision provided in the Comprehensive Plan and other city policies contained in the Strategic Energy Action Plan, Strategic Mobility Plan and Tree Canopy Action Plan.  \nVision  \nPolicies & Plans  \nImplementation  \nRegulations & Ordinances  \nThe UDO zoning districts and standards are based on Place Types, and some of the zoning standards are determined by a property’s Place Type designation. For example, the characteristics outlined in the Neighborhood 1 Place Type guide many of the standards (e.g. building heights, lot widths) for N1 zoning districts.  \nNEIGHBORHOOD 1  \nUNIFIED DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCE  \nComparable to R-6/R-8 Comparable to UR-1 Small TH/MF on Arterials  \nThe UDO will update and consolidate eight land development ordinances into a single, comprehensive document. It will be designed to ensure community characteristics such as walkability and environmental quality are achieved by incorporating them into development plans.  \n@cltgov  \nCLTGOV. 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