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Bell, Attorney Stoel Rives LLP  \n201 South Main Street, Suite 1100 Salt Lake City, Utah 84111  \nSpecial Funding Provided by:  \nSustainable Communities Grant U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development  \nU.S. Environmental Protection Agency  \nU.S. Department of Transportation  \nConsortium Advisory Committee  \nRichard Brockmyer Project Manager  \nJohn Janson Project Manager  \nGil Avellar  \nPaul Bringhurst Todd Draper Gabriel Epperson Reid Ewing Jared Gerber Val John Halford Michael Hathorne Stephen James Max Johnson Ted Knowlton Frank Lilly  \nPeter Matson Nick Norris  \nUtah Transit Authority  \nAmerican Planning Association Utah  \nSandy City  \nSalt Lake County  \nSalt Lake County Envision Utah University of Utah Sandy City  \nWasatch Front Regional Council Suburban Land Reserve Inc. Kennecott Utah Copper  \nSalt Lake County  \nWasatch Front Regional Council South Salt Lake City  \nLayton City Salt Lake City  \nChristina Oliver Christie Oostema Jon Osier  \nBill Peperone Kenton Peters, Jr. Allen Roberts Megan Ryan Julianne Sabula Soren Simonsen David White Brent Wilde Doug Woodruff  \nUtah Transit Authority Envsion Utah Kennecott Utah Copper  \nCity of Provo KP2 Architects CRSA  \nUtah League of Cities & Towns  \nSalt Lake City Community Studio Salt Lake County City of Provo Architectural Nexus  \nIntroduction Contents  \n4 Form-Based Code 101  \n5 Parallel Planning Initiatives  \n6 Template Form-Based Code Organization Chart  \n7 Calibration Flow Chart  \n8 Step 1: Define Vision for Place Type  \n9 Template Form-Based Code Foundations  \n10 Step 2: Place Type Review  \n11 Place Types as Complete Centers & Corridors  \n12 Steps 3-9: Calibrating the Code  \n13 Step 10: Map & Adopt Place Type  \n14 Place Type District Calibration Example  \n16 Workbook Overview  \nIntroduction  \nTemplate Form-Based Code   \nForm-Based Codes 101  \nForm-Based Code Introduction  \nTemplate Code Intent  \nThe Wasatch Choice for 2040 Consortium, along with its partners, developed this Template Form-Based Code to create a set of form-based zoning regulations that encourage the development of complete centers, corridors, and neighborhoods in the Wasatch Front region. These mixed use areas promote walking, biking, and transit use and will provide services and retail that meet the daily needs of residents, employees, and visitors. The Template Form-Based Code will ensure that the physical urban forms take shape to make these goals successful. This work begins by understanding that all places are not the same and that a one-size-fits-all approach to zoning and development limits options.  \nCompact, walkable communities near transit are some of the best places to capture a significant portion of projected population growth. The Wasatch Front has an excellent transit system that is being expanded every year. Growth around the transit stations should result in exciting places for people to live, work, and recreate. Form-based codes can help ensure that the vision for each place is more accurately achieved.  \nThis work implements many principles and strategies in the Wasatch Choice for 2040 plan in a variety of areas that enhance the region’s quality of life. The Template Code’s implementation of the Wasatch 2040 principles reduces auto dependence and improves environmental conditions. It promotes communities that meet all the daily need","cbCaikoOwxMc5RuW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikoOwxMc5RuW","pdf",8897037,"English","# Introduction\n## Contents\n## Form-Based Codes 101\n## Parallel Planning Initiatives\n## Template Form-Based Code Organization Chart\n## Calibration Flow Chart\n## Step 1: Define Vision for Place Type\n## Place Type Review\n## Steps 3-9: Calibrating the Code\n## Step 10: Map & Adopt Place Type\n## Workbook Overview\n# Template Code Intent\n## What is a Form-Based Code?\n## Form-Based Code Benefits\n## Focus on the Public Realm","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of this Template Form-Based Code?\",\"answer\":\"It provides form-based zoning regulations to encourage complete centers, corridors, and neighborhoods in the Wasatch Front region. 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