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Table 121-05(1)GOALS, OBJECTIVES, AND STRATEGIES FORRHODE ISLAND'S FUTURE LAND USEA Sustainable Rhode IslandLeadAgencies*TimeFrame*Goal 1A sustainable Rhode Island that is beautiful,diverse, connected, and compact with adistinct quality of place in our urban andrural centers, an abundance of naturalresources, and a vibrant sustainableeconomy.Objective1AFocus growth within the urban servicesboundary and in centers of different sizes andtypes; support traditional centers instead ofnew development.1Identify the most important or viable existingcenters within Rhode Island, and the characterand activities of each center.M, SPP STStrategies2Scrutinize the undeveloped areas currentlyplanned for commercial, industrial, and mixeduses and consider their viability as new centersto provide for major land use needs,particularly multi-family housing andcommunity facilities.M, GSRI,DEM,WRBST3Convene stakeholders to assess the impacts ofincreased density upon the environment andexisting infrastructure capacity.4Prioritize State investments to support growthwithin the urban services boundary and in Stateapproved growth centers.SPP,GOV, GA,MLT / O5*Abbreviation key immediately follows tablePromote the preparation and adoption ofstrategic plans for growth center redevelopmentas recommended by the Governor’s GrowthPlanning Council and as provided for in theHandbook on the Local Comprehensive Plan.M, SPP ST5-6Land Use 2025: Rhode Island State Land Use Policies and Plan (April 2006)
5cont.Coordinate State and municipal efforts tocontain sprawl by limiting growth outsidethe urban services boundary or approvedgrowth centers.Strategiescontinued6Investigate opportunities to promote greateruse of Transfer of Development Rights(TDR) and similar land managementtechniques, and provide technical assistanceto municipalities on the establishment andoperation of such programs.M, SPP,GSRIST7Utilize transfer of development rightsprograms, conservation development, andsimilar techniques to focus future growthwithin areas identified in this plan as havingthe fewest environmental constraints andmost public services.M, SPP STObjective1BSupport regional and watershed-wideplanning to coordinate policy developmentand promote cooperative implementation ofplans, programs, and projects affectingmore than one community.1Establish and maintain a statewide systemfor the provision of water supply availabilityinformation to State, regional, and municipalentities for sustainable current and futureuses.WRB, WSST / OStrategies2Consider the capacity of water sources andwater availability within watershed basinsand/or sub-basins in establishing landintensity goals and regulations.WRB,SPP, MST / O3Consider geology, hydrology, and soilsuitability in establishing appropriate landuses and intensities.WRB,SPP, MST / O4Relate development intensity to waterrequirements, use priorities, source, and typeof existing and proposed infrastructure.WRB,SPP, MST / OObjective 1C.Promote holistic systems planningapproaches at the watershed level.Land Use 2025: Rhode Island State Land Use Policies and Plan (April 2006) 5-7
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The Statewide Planning Program, Rho
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Advisors to the Technical Committee
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objectives is the only way we can p
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In addition, there are four technic
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Institutional .....................
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LIST OF TABLESTable 121-03(1) Perce
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PART ONE: WHERE ARE WE AND WHERE AR
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distinction between historic urban
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constructed on larger lots than in
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major pubic investments, such as re
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and also included a continuation of
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Geographically, the Current Trend S
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PART TWOWHERE DO WE WANT TO BE IN 2
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Gauging Public Perceptions of Land
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etween the historic urban centers a
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to provide guidance for the (vast m
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LUO 4C: Utilize infrastructure to a
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LUP 12: Encourage development patte
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commercial, and institutional devel
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comprehensive plans and supporting
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Urban Services BoundaryAs noted pre
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Conservation/open space-style devel
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Narragansett Indian Tribal LandsThi
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PART THREE: WHAT ISSUES DO WE NEED
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need of replacement), expanded faci
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• wastewater system design and ca
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• Less than five percent of Rhode
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To help address its housing needs,
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- needs to be upgraded, the advanta
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How This Land Use Plan Supports Sta
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industry has resulted. Since the 19
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municipal plans as future commercia
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The Future Land Use 2025 map identi
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modifications, the capacity of floo
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Restoration and maintenance of the
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The best locations for redevelopmen
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Page 125 and 126: Table 121-04(12)COMPARISON OF COMPO
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Page 144 and 145: 4Limit the proliferation of treatme
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Page 150 and 151: AbbreviationCRMCDEMDOADOHDOTEDCGAGO
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