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Legend ID ZPC CC BOS Town Other BOE BOF BWC EDC HDC PRC Res. VFD 1 2 3 Reference Zoning & Planning Commission Conservation Commission Board of Selectmen Town Departments, Officials and Staff Other Boards, Agencies, or Persons Board of Education Board of Finance Water Commission Economic Devel. Historic District Parks & Recreation Residents Volunteer Fire Dept. Definition Highest Priority Important Priority Important HOUSING & RESIDENTIAL AREA STRATEGIES (cont.) Page ZPC CC BOS Town Other Encourage Housing Diversity 11. Continue to explore appropriate opportunities to enhance housing diversity. 68 12. Consider requiring that a certain percentage of all housing developments 68 meet affordability criteria. 13. Continue to allow residential units in non-residential buildings. 68 14. Maintain programs that allow elderly and disabled persons to remain in their 68 own homes as long as possible. 15. Continue to permit accessory apartments. 68 16. Continue to allow for the development of congregate and assisted living development for the elderly and/or disabled. 17. Provide additional elderly housing units, such as at “Dublin” and “Ponemah”, to meet local needs. 68 68 3 3 124
BUSINESS & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES Page ZPC CC BOS Town Other Establish Economic Development Focal Points in Village Centers 1. Maintain and enhance the role of the Town Center as the business, government, and cultural center of the Town. 2. Establish Westchester as a village center and a secondary focal point in Colchester. 3. Continue to encourage mixed uses that complement community character and add activity and stability to each village center. 4. Consider village district zoning (as allowed in Public Act 00-145) for one or both of these areas. 76 EDC 76 76 76 2 Establish Economic Development Focal Points in Other Appropriate Locations 5. Establish an economic development focal point near the confluence of 76 Routes 2 and 11. 6. Consider establishing an economic development focal point at Exit 17 of 76 Route 2. 7. Create a Business Park zone to encourage development of high quality 76 campus-style developments that will help diversify the Town’s economic base. 8. Establish a Business Park zone near the junction of Routes 2 and 11, and at 76 exit 17 of Route 2. 9. For each zoning district, consider requiring a Special Exception for larger 76 developments to ensure community impacts are adequately considered. 1 1 1 Consider Eliminating Some Other Business & Industrial Zones 10. Modify the business and industrial zoning pattern to meet community needs and be compatible with the desired overall community structure. 11. Consider rezoning business and industrial zones outside of the areas recommended in the Plan to other uses. 77 77 2 2 125
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COLCHESTER
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2001 Colchester Plan of Conservatio
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2001 Colchester Plan of Conservatio
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Colchester Street Map
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Statutory Reference Section 8-23 of
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The Planning Process WHERE WE ARE W
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PRIORITY ISSUES Many issues that ar
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Congregational Church As population
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Reasons For Moving To Colchester At
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Migration Statistics Year Household
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Adults (ages 20-54) Adults (ages 20
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Use Versus Zoning The table on this
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Definitions Developed Land - land t
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Sampling & Variation The sample siz
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Tax Base Composition Percent Busine
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Telephone Survey What Makes Colches
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Implementation See the implementati
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Town Efforts At Protecting Natural
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Natural Diversity Database The Conn
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Open Space in Colchester Perceived
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Land Acquisition Fund Section 7-131
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Trails The Open Space Plan on page
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For many years, Colchester has had
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Historic Resources Map 45
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ASSESSMENT For many years, Colchest
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COMMUNITY STRUCTURE 8 OVERVIEW Comm
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Map defining Centers 51
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During the planning period, detaile
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HOUSING & RESIDENTIAL AREAS 9 OVERV
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ASSESSMENT Issues related to reside
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Such developments can: • help mai
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Conventional Subdivision Design Ope
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Density Definition Residential dens
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Elderly Housing Options 1. Remain i
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Encourage Housing Diversity 11. Con
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Employment Trends Employment 1960 9
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