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Inside views and news The SKINNY GEORGETOWN - SCOTT COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION June 2015 May Comprehensive Plan Image Survey As part of the research and analysis for the 2016 Comprehensive Plan update, the Planning Commission is revisiting a Georgetown Image Survey that was completed for the 1991 Comprehensive Plan to see how county residents’ perceptions and attitudes to- wards growth have changed over the past twenty-five years. Responses from the 1991 study are documented in a final report, so we have good statistical information on com- munity attitudes toward growth at that time. Current responses to the same questions will offer good comparative information. Questions range from How should zoning pro- tect prime farmland? and What is the appropriate minimum lot size in the county? to queries on community priorities, attitudes on commercial development, and the attitudes toward our historic downtown as a commercial center. The new survey will be available June 30 on our website at http://bit.ly/gsc-img. A paper version that can be filled out by hand will also be made available, and more infor- mation on this will follow. Construction Progress Work has begun on the new Taco Bell on South Broad- way, where the old Kroger gas station was located. New building permits City 67 County 34 Subdivision plats reviewed and recorded 11 LOC sureties $4.56M Cash sureties $ 346K In the Pipeline Toyota Tsusho Coil Storage Building - 161,348 sq. ft. expansion at 700 Triport Rd. Double R Development - 4,000 sq. ft. addi- tion at 401 Triport Rd. VanMeter Property - 9,600 sq. ft. tool & die building on the north side of Bourbon St. Mapping Your World Since June 8, amend- ments to the Digital Submit- tal Ordinance have been in place for the City of George- town. The amendments spell out formatting and types of data required for subdivision plats and development plans. One change is that digital files are now required for minor subdivision plats and must be submitted to GSCPC before the plat can be recorded. To read the full amended Digital Submittal Ordinance, visit www.gscplanning.com/gis. Did you know . . . that the Georgetown Toyota plant is the largest building in the U.S. when considering acres covered by one building, with over 200 acres occupied! Grading has begun on the new I-75 interchange and the road connecting Cherry Blossom to Champion Way. REWARD! for information leading to the capture and arrest of the critter or critters who are responsible for eating Perry’s tomatoes in the back of the Planning Office. $ Recognize any of these youngsters? 1991 Comprehensive Plan Commiee

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Page 1: June 2015 Newsletter

Inside views and news

The SKINNY G E O R G E T O W N - S C O T T C O U N T Y

P L A N N I N G C O M M I S S I O N June 2015

May

Comprehensive Plan Image Survey As part of the research and analysis for the 2016 Comprehensive Plan update, the Planning Commission is revisiting a Georgetown Image Survey that was completed for the 1991 Comprehensive Plan to see how county residents’ perceptions and attitudes to-wards growth have changed over the past twenty-five years. Responses from the 1991 study are documented in a final report, so we have good statistical information on com-munity attitudes toward growth at that time. Current responses to the same questions will offer good comparative information. Questions range from How should zoning pro-tect prime farmland? and What is the appropriate minimum lot size in the county? to queries on community priorities, attitudes on commercial development, and the attitudes toward our historic downtown as a commercial center. The new survey will be available June 30 on our website at http://bit.ly/gsc-img. A paper version that can be filled out by hand will also be made available, and more infor-mation on this will follow.

Construction Progress

Work has begun on the new Taco Bell on South Broad-way, where the old Kroger gas station was located.

New building permits City 67 County 34 Subdivision plats reviewed and recorded 11 LOC sureties $4.56M Cash sureties $ 346K

In the Pipeline

Toyota Tsusho Coil Storage Building - 161,348 sq. ft. expansion at 700 Triport Rd. Double R Development - 4,000 sq. ft. addi- tion at 401 Triport Rd. VanMeter Property - 9,600 sq. ft. tool & die building on the north side of Bourbon St.

Mapping Your World

Since June 8, amend-ments to the Digital Submit-tal Ordinance have been in place for the City of George-town. The amendments spell out formatting and types of data required for subdivision plats and development plans. One change is that digital files are now required for minor subdivision plats and must be submitted to GSCPC before the plat can be recorded. To read the full amended Digital Submittal Ordinance, visit www.gscplanning.com/gis.

Did you know . . .

that the Georgetown Toyota plant is the largest building in the U.S. when considering acres covered by one building, with over 200 acres occupied!

Grading has begun on the new I-75 interchange and the road connecting Cherry Blossom to Champion Way.

REWARD! for information leading to the capture

and arrest of the critter or critters who are responsible for eating

Perry’s tomatoes in the back of the Planning Office.

$

Recognize any of these youngsters?

1991

Comprehensive Plan

Committee