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Institutional (IS) Institutional land uses serve the religious, municipal, and educational needs of the community and include, but are not limited to, educational facilities, places of worship, hospitals, community centers, libraries, municipal infrastructure facilities, and civic/government buildings and the administrative support for each use. In Folsom, the two public schools, the library, and the Town Hall are identified as Institutional. Some small-scale institutional uses such as small churches, small community facilities, and daycare facilities might not be identified as Institutional uses because they are considered compatible and complimentary to residential uses. Industrial (ID) This land use category includes a wide range of employmentgenerating office, light industrial, manufacturing, processing, and warehousing uses. In Folsom no areas for Industrial land use are currently identified. However if in the future there is Industrial land use those areas should have adequate buffering and design standards that limit the negative impacts of the uses on the adjacent land uses and the community as a whole. Parks and Open Space (P) Areas that include public and private recreational activities, as well as environmental preservation needs. In Folsom, Parks and Open Space areas would include parks, playgrounds, recreation centers, golf courses, wildlife refuges, and land reserved for environmental preservation and conservation. Within these land use areas, there may also be the provision of car parking facilities, as well as ancillary buildings and structures required for operating and maintaining the park or open space. Folsom Future Land Use Map Generally, a Future Land Use Map only identifies areas within the community’s official limits. However, because of the anticipated growth of Folsom over the next 20 years and the current growth management agreement that specifies areas where Folsom can annex property, two Future Land Use Maps are included in this plan. Map 4 is a Future Land Use map that identifies Future Land Use in the current Folsom municipal boundaries. Map 5 is a Regional Future Land Use Map that not only includes the current Folsom municipal boundaries, but also areas within the Folsom St. Tammany Parish growth management annexation boundary. Village of Folsom, LA Comprehensive Master Plan 39
Map 4: Folsom Future Land Use Map Village of Folsom, LA Comprehensive Master Plan 40
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VI. APPENDICES Appendix A - Folsom
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