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Comprehensive Plan
Cover/Table of Contents .pdf
Acknowledgements .pdf
Executive Summary .pdf
Chapter 1 Introduction .pdf
Chapter 2 Community Values
.pdf
Chapter 3 Community Characteristics
.pdf
Chapter 4 Quality of Life .pdf
Chapter 5 Economic Development
.pdf
Chapter 6
Land Use .pdf
Chapter 7
Infrastructure .pdf
Chapter 8 Financial Strategies
.pdf
Chapter 9 Implementation Strategies
.pdf
Appendix .pdf
Comprehensive Plan Maps
Current Agriculture .pdf
Current
Commercial .pdf
Current
Industrial .pdf
Current Institutional-Tax Exempt
.pdf
Current Residential .pdf
Fire
Services .pdf
Flood Plain
.pdf
Future
Commercial .pdf
Future Corporate Limits .pdf
Future
Industrial .pdf
Future
Residential .pdf
Park Sites
.pdf
Sanitary Drainage Areas .pdf
The City
of Mt. Vernon is currently working on a
Comprehensive Plan of Action. This plan
serves two major functions for our community.
First, it sets an overall vision for growth and
development of the community for the next five to
ten years.
Second, it states specified directions for achieving
goals toward development. In order to be
meaningful and successful, the plan must have input
from all members of the community.
The plan
is to be composed of a series of separate but later,
interrelated core elements that address specific areas
of concern. These major areas of concern are:
Economic
Development
Infrastructure
Land Use
Quality
of Life
Subtopics of interest may evolve within these areas as
data and information is collected. Each City
Council member will serve as an ex-officio with one of
these core groups and has the responsibility to
determine five or more individuals to serve as
leaders. Each group will work toward determining
their topics of interest, methods for obtaining public
input, evaluating the collection of data and working
with the steering committee and with DMi consultants
in the computation of this data.
The
elements of this plan are interrelated in that they
share common assumptions about current demographics,
population and growth potential, the geographic area
to which the plan applies and the time frame, 10
years, with an overall re-evaluation on a five year
basis.
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