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Current Land Use Goals
Goal 1: Direct growth to appropriate locations and protect sensitive resources
1
Goal 2: Use capital facilities and infrastructure efficiently and reinforce traditional development patterns
2
Goal 3: Preserve and enhance rural land uses
3
Current Land Use MPS
LU1: Compact Growth LU2: Capital Facilities LU3: Rural Lands
• Development location based on Land Use Vision Map
• Compact development
1
• Connections to existing infrastructure
• Co-location of telecom
2
• Buffers to agriculture
• Minimize development on agricultural lands
3
Current Heritage Preservation/Community Character Goals
Goal 1: Protect historic and cultural resources
1
Goal 2: Encourage redevelopment and ensure consistency with regional design guidelines
2
Current HPCC MPS
HPCC1: Historic, Cultural, and Archaeological Resources
HPCC2: Community Character/Site & Building Design
1 2• Prohibit strip development
• Protect existing roadway character
• Avoid visual impacts to scenic views
• Building design standards
• Parking Standards
• Landscaping standards
• Lighting, Signage and Roadway standards
• Underground utilities
• Preserve historic structure’s
key character-defining features
• Preserve cultural landscapes
• Configure development to
avoid archaeological sites
Lessons Learned from 2009 RPP
• Land use location MPS not achieving desired results
• Compact development MPS not suitable for all locations
• Requiring parking in the rear not feasible in all locations
• Building setback/projection requirements do not fully address context
• Determining when to use regional vs. local context unclear
• 15,000 s.f. building footprint limitation does not fully address context
~ CONTEXT IS KEY!
Four Goals
Establish Compact Walkable Centers Protect Rural Lands
Ensure Development Responds to Context
1 2 3 4
To protect and encourage rural
land uses, including agriculture,
that are environmentally
compatible with the Cape’s
natural resources to maintain
opportunities to enjoy the
traditional occupations, economic
diversity, locally-grown food, and
scenic resources associated with
rural lands.
To encourage redevelopment of
existing structures in appropriate
locations and to ensure that all
development and redevelopment
is responsive to neighborhood and
regional context and contributes
to existing or desired character of
the area as illustrated in the Cape
Cod Transect (to be provided).
Protect Historic Resources
To protect and
preserve the important
historic and cultural
features of Cape Cod’s
landscape and built
environment.
To establish compact activity
centers on Cape Cod that will
accommodate most of the region’s
future housing and commercial
development; creating vibrant,
walkable and diverse centers
consistent with local character and
protective of the Cape’s unique
natural and historic resources.
Draft Regional Land Use Vision Map
Activity Centers
Priority Protection Areas
Limited Development Areas
Activity Centers
•Maintain: little to no change
• Evolve: some elements exist
• Transform: Major changes needed
Cape Cod Transect
• Series of six zones that transition from natural areas to dense urban core
• Common natural/built characteristics
• Based on aspirational form and scale of development, streets, public spaces
• Framework for regulatory review
New Approach to Regulation
• Goal-based review
• DRI application requirements
• Items required for all projects
• Additional point values for other desirable design features
• Based on location within transect
Improved Design Guidance
• Form and scale of missing-middle housing types
• Guidance based on location within transect
• Parking and access
• Site design
• Buffering
• Local and regional context