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Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Preparation of Comprehensive Plan Village of Hastings-on-Hudson, New York is seeking a consultant experienced with small communities in metropolitan areas for preparation of the Village's Comprehensive Plan. Deadline is October 27, 2008. For full RFP see Village's web site www.hastingsgov.org. Village is looking for consultant willing to incorporate new, innovative, best practices and state of the art approaches. The selected consultant must provide outreach to community groups and residents, review existing land use and zoning regulations, evaluate existing identified Village documents and be capable of identifying and conveying key elements that define the character of the Village. Demonstrated use of technology to present data and analysis is important. Consultant will meet with and report to Village's Comprehensive Plan Committee. Village anticipates work to prepare and adopt will be over one and a half years. Process shall meet requirements of Section 7-722 of New York State Village Law. Phase One: develop and draft Comprehensive Plan, ready for review pursuant to New York State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA). Time frame: January to September, 2009. Phase Two: SEQRA review, presentation to Board of Trustees, revisions, preparation of required zoning updates. Time frame: from completion of Phase One through middle to late 2010. Contact Susan Maggiotto
Request for Proposals — Consultant Services SR 285 North Wenatchee Avenue Transportation Master Plan Request for Proposals # WVTC2008-01 Project Summary The Plan will identify short-term improvements with a finance plan and implementation strategy, targeting the immediate corridor and study area. The Plan will also evaluate and identify long-term improvements, including potential creation of alternate regional transportation corridors, as necessary to achieve the mobility and community development objectives for the North Wenatchee Avenue corridor. Sound technical and policy analysis applying state-of-the-art transportation and community planning concepts, along with strong, ongoing community and stakeholder engagement will be the cornerstones of the project. Pre-Submittal Conference Written Questions Submittal Due Date Submittal Copies Contact
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Request for Qualifications — Consultant Services Joint Master Plan and Implementation Strategy The Pennsylvania Environmental Council in partnership with Ohiopyle Borough, Ohiopyle State Park, the PA-DCNR and PA-DCED is requesting statements of qualifications and proposals from firms to prepare the Ohiopyle Borough and Ohiopyle State Park Joint Master Plan and Implementation Strategy. This project is the first joint planning effort between the State of Pennsylvania and a local municipality. The complete RFQ/RFP can be found on the website of the Pennsylvania Environmental Council http://www.pecpa.org. Request for Qualifications — Consultant Services Metcalf Corridor Form-Based Code The City of Overland Park, KS Department of Planning and Development Services is inviting statements of qualifications from highly qualified firms in support of a form-based or hybrid code. Overland Park (aprox. pop. 175,000) was recently ranked by Money Magazine as America's 9th best city to live in. Abundant outdoor amenities and economic vitality contribute to the city's high quality of living (http://www.opkansas.org). Steady development over the last several decades and the city's increasing population has provided an opportunity for major redevelopment in the Metcalf corridor. Vision Metcalf is a visionary plan for the redevelopment of one of the city's primary retail, office, and residential corridors (http://www.opkansas.org/_Gov/Vision_Metcalf). A form-based code will be used to implement the Vision Metcalf plan and invite redevelopment along the Metcalf corridor in five subareas. Primary importance will be given to the Downtown Overland Park subarea; the implementation of additional nodes will be negotiated with the selected firm. Qualified firms will have worked extensively with form-based codes (or similar implementation devices) and public participation, as well as exhibit knowledge of redevelopment plans and mass transit. The chosen firm will be expected to work closely with staff from inception to adoption of the code, including the development of a regulating plan, building envelope standards, and street cross sections. For consideration, please submit 7 bound documents detailing your company or teams credentials to the following address by October 10, 2008. Jason Beske, AICP Please contact Jason Beske at 913-895-6242, or jason.beske@opkansas.org with any questions concerning the Metcalf Corridor form-based code project. Request for Qualifications — Consultant Services Restructuring of the Zoning Ordinance The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Planning Department invites firms to submit their qualifications to provide professional consulting services to produce a reorganized and recodifed Zoning Ordinance that is structured for readability and ease of accessing information, both in hard copy and in a digital version. This effort will not change the existing content, standards or regulations. The City of Charlotte's zoning ordinance includes traditional or conventional zoning provisions that date back as far as the 1950's, as well as performance criteria. The ordinance has evolved over time, with urban design standards and a variety of new zoning districts added. These include districts for mixed-use and transit oriented development, as well as pedestrian overlay districts and historic overlay districts. The last major overhaul of the ordinance was begun in the late 1980's and ended with adoption in 1992. Over the subsequent years, the zoning ordinance has been amended numerous times to resolve conflicts, add new provisions, add flexibility, and ensure consistency with North Carolina statutes. The multiple changes to the ordinance have made it difficult to find information and hard to read, both for external and internal customers. In addition, the digital version is cumbersome to navigate and lacks links needed to move quickly from one section to another. This project will be split into two distinct phases. The first phase will be an assessment of how best to reorganize and recodify the current zoning ordinance. The second phase will result in reorganization and recodification of the zoning ordinance, utilizing existing code standards. This phase will also include creation of a digital version of the ordinance with hyperlinks between sections to allow users to easily navigate through the ordinance, and other improvements related to readability and ease of accessing information. Detailed Project Description At a minimum, the consultant will be required to:
Phase 2 — Reorganization of Ordinance and Adoption of Reorganized Ordinance At a minimum, the consultant will be required to:
Phase 1. This will also require tracking of changes.
Project Schedule Phase I is expected to begin in January, 2009 and be completed by May, 2009. Phase II is expected to begin in June, 2009 and be completed (including a 4-month adoption process) by January, 2010. The complete RFQ may be requested from Sandra Montgomery at smontgomery@ci.charlotte.nc.us or can be downloaded directly at http://www.charmeck.org/Departments/Planning/Home.htm. RFQ's shall be submitted to: Sandra Montgomery, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Planning Department, Government Center, 600 E. Fourth Street, 8th floor, Charlotte, NC 28226. The deadline for submittals is October 24, 2008 at 4:00 p.m. Request for Qualifications — Consultant Services Commuter Rail Station Area Master Plan Solicitation Number: RFQ 07/08-30 The City of Sanford, Florida hereby requests statements of qualifications from qualified
providers as indicated below and specified in the solicitation. Submissions shall be Scope It is noted that information, documents, addenda, etc. provided by sites or services other than Onvia DemandStar, unless the solicitation or invitation issued by the city specifically instructs otherwise, shall not have standing and The City of Sanford assumes no responsibility in case of omissions, conflict, missing notifications regarding addenda, posting of results or other relevant notifications from such sites. Submissions delivered after the date and time indicated above will not be opened or otherwise considered. Please note that facsimile, telegraph, email submissions not enclosed in a sealed envelope will not be considered. Persons who need assistance to participate in any of these proceedings, please, contact the ADA Coordinator, at 407-688-5025, 48 hours in advance of the meeting. Opening Date and Time Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Richland Village Redevelopment Project GENERAL PROJECT DESCRIPTION While the Richland Village Redevelopment Project area consists of approximately 192 acres, Buena Vista Township has identified a priority area for the initial phase of anticipated redevelopment activity of approximately 16 acres of Township-owned lands which are located predominantly on the south side of U.S. Route 40, between Cedar Avenue and Main Avenue, around an existing rail line. The desired type of redevelopment will blend in with the already established railroad-themed buildings and character of the area which has been initiated by Buena Vista Township. SCOPE OF WORK The anticipated new commercial/retail development will be subject to the Richland Village Redevelopment Plan and the Richland Village Design Guidelines, prepared by Karabashian Eddington Planning Group, LLC and design recommendations included in a Traffic Calming Study of U.S. Route 40, prepared by Urban Engineers, Inc. Additionally, any development within the Richland Village Redevelopment Project area is subject to the requirements of the Pinelands Commission, Comprehensive Management Plan and design recommendations of the Land Use & Technology Programs staff of the Pinelands Commission as well as any other Local, County, State and Federal agencies as deemed necessary. PROPOSAL DEADLINE PROPOSAL DOCUMENTS SUBMITTAL OF QUESTIONS SUBMISSION OF PROPOSAL SELECTION TIMELINE Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Industrial Park Access Road Great Falls Development Authority, Inc. is working in conjunction with a land developer to create an industrial park with mixed use possibilities. The Great Bear Innovation Park is located in the northeast section of the City of Great Falls, Montana in Cascade County. The site is adjacent to the Archer Daniels Midland Malt Plant and U.S. Highway 87. (See attached map). The purpose of this park is to have "shovel ready" sites for commercial development. "Shovel Ready" is defined as appropriately zoned development sites with sewer, water, power; redundant telecommunications service capacities and access to rail, if needed to support a wide array of businesses in the park. At this time there is no clearly defined access road into the Park. Our objective is to create a preliminary design and cost estimate for a boulevard style public main entrance road that meets City of Great Falls standards. This road will service the 1400 acre industrial park. The design and cost estimates will be used to obtain Federal, State or other funding for the road. SCOPE OF WORK
The engineering firm will coordinate and communicate with City of Great Falls Planning Department, City of Great Falls Public Works Department, Cascade County Planning office and Montana Department of Transportation (MDOT) – Great Falls Division Office. Complete RFP Documents can be obtained from the GFDA by calling 406-771-9024 or e-mailing lsunwall@gfdevelopment.org CONSULTANT QUALIFICATIONS
The original and five (5) copies of the proposal must be submitted by 4:30 p.m. on October 20, 2008 to the Great Falls Development Authority, Attention: Lillian Sunwall, Project Manager, 300 Central Ave, US Bank Bldg, Ste 406, P.O. Box 949, Great Falls, MT 59403-0949. The submittal will follow the order below and include, at a minimum the following information:
Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Professional Planning Services On A "Call-In" Basis RFP Number 16522 The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (the "Authority") is seeking to identify consultants to respond to a Request for Proposals (RFP) for performance of expert professional planning services on an as requested "call-in" basis. The specific proposal information is set forth in the document entitled "Request for Proposal for Performance of Expert Professional Planning Services As Requested On A "Call-In" Basis During 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011."A copy can also be requested, via e-mail, at askforbids@panynj.gov. It can also be obtained directly via download at www.panynj.gov. Addenda to this RFP, if any, shall be posted at this website. Upon requesting the RFP, please reference RFP Number 16522 in the subject line. Your e-mail should include the following information: full legal firm name, e-mail address, contact person, mailing address, and telephone number. Joint Ventures/teams are acceptable. Proposals in response to this RFP are due by 2:00 P.M. on October 23, 2008 and must have the RFP Number and full legal firm name clearly indicated on the outside package. Request for Qualifications — Consultant Services Commercial Area Parking/Planning Study The City of Columbia, South Carolina is requesting qualifications (RFQ) from professional urban planning/parking consultants interested in developing a study of the current parking situation in the area known as Five Points, a retail and hospitality based commercial area surrounded by residential and commercial areas and several blocks east of the main campus of the University of South Carolina. The successful Consultant would assess present and future parking needs and make recommendations aimed at resolving parking issues in the historic shopping district of Five Points. A copy of the full RFQ is available in the Purchasing Department at 1136 Washington Street, Fourth Floor, or online at www.columbiasc.net/purchasing/86 Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Area Character Appraisals The City of Charleston, South Carolina is requesting proposals from professional planning, preservation, and/or architectural firms to prepare Area Character Appraisals (ACAs) in several historic neighborhoods both on and off the Charleston peninsula. Charleston's recently-completed Preservation Plan recommends Area Character Appraisals be conducted on a neighborhood-by-neighborhood basis in order to define an existing area by "focusing on the unique character, architectural style, building forms, landscape resources, and cultural resources that make up the streetscapes and blocks." The neighborhoods that will undergo Area Character Appraisals are diverse and range from those whose origins date to the early to mid-19th century to those that date to the mid-20th century. The information gained from the ACAs will be used in future planning and preservation efforts within the City. For a more detailed description of Area Character Appraisals, and for more information, submittal requirements, etc., regarding the RFP, please download the full RFP document at the City of Charleston website: www.charlestoncity.info. Please direct any questions to Eddie Bello (belloe@ci.charleston.sc.us). Deadline for all information to be submitted is 4:00 p.m., October 10, 2008.Request for Qualifications — Consultant Services Land Development Code Rewrite The City of Centennial is seeking qualified consultants with proven track records in developing land development codes with knowledge and expertise in hybrid codes, sustainable codes, form-based codes and SmartCodes in order to craft a tailored code for the City consistent with our vision. The consultant will take a lead role in all public forms, workshops, meetings and hearings. The consultant will develop the framework code and provide all graphic representations. It is anticipated that this project will require one year from Notice to Proceed to Project Completion. It is intended to have the new code ready for adoption by November 2009. Project specifics including a detailed scope and schedule can be found within the RFQ along with a City of Centennial Map and a Standards of Professional Services Agreement by following this link: http://www.centennialcolorado.com/bids.asp?bidID=11 Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Accounting/Financial Advisor Services Introduction and Overview In sum, the LIRPC will exist and operate in accord with the Section 239-h. of the NY GML and have the powers and duties set forth therein. The goal of this solicitation is to engage qualified professional services to provide accounting and financial advisor services to the LIRPB to reorganize itself and start-up operation as the LIRPC to assure compliance with all applicable law, including specifically NY GML, as well as the terms and conditions of the collaboration between the Counties. Scope of Services
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Request for Proposals — Consultant Services 2010 Master Plan Update The Town of Bedford is soliciting proposals from experience, qualified professional firms or teams to provide the necessary services related to providing a complete Master Plan Update. These services are expected to begin in November 2008 and are to be completed by the spring of 2010. All responses to this RFP must be received in a sealed envelope and clearly marked "BEDFORD MASTER PLAN PROPOSAL" by 4:00PM, on October 14, 2008 to be eligible for consideration. Proposals shall be submitted to: Planning Department; ATTN: Rick Sawyer, AICP, Bedford Town Offices, 24 North Amherst Road, Bedford, NH 03110. The RFP may be obtained from the Bedford Planning Department at the above address between the hours of 8:00 AM and 4:30 PM Monday through Friday or downloaded from the Town's website at www.bedfordnh.org If the RFP is downloaded you are encouraged to inform the Planning Department at rsawyer@ci.bedford.nh.us that you have received the document so that you can be informed of any possible updates. The Town of Bedford reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals, to waive any nonmaterial irregularities or information in any RFP, and to accept or reject any item or combination of items. Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Environmental Consulting Services Big Sky Economic Development Authority (BSEDA) has been awarded a U.S. EPA Brownfields Assessment grant to assess potential hazardous substance and petroleum contamination brownfields sites in Billings, Montana. The targeted area is the East Billings Urban Renewal District. BSEDA requests proposals for environmental consulting services to provide public education and information, as well as Phase 1 and Phase 2 assessments and cleanup planning. Work must comply with all applicable requirements of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and must be completed by July 2011. Copies of the detailed RFP can be obtained by contacting Patty Nordlund, Big Sky EDA, 222 N. 32nd Street, Billings, MT 59101; nordlund@bigskyeda.org; telephone 406-869-8408; or by accessing materials at www.bigskyeda-edc.org, Community Development/Projects/Brownfields. All responses to the detailed RFP must be delivered to BSEDA by 4:00 PM MDT on Wednesday, October 8, 2008. Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Transportation Feasibility Study PROJECT DESCRIPTION Capacity to serve downtown transit and redevelopment is the most important factor in finding the optimum location of an Intermodal Transportation Center. It must be located in a place that is a logical focal point for bus service, shuttles and car pools. It must also be easily accessible by pedestrians, bicyclists and other transportation modes. The Feasibility Study will help the City make decisions regarding the type, design and location of the Intermodal Center. Potential sites will be provided for evaluation and consultants will be invited to provide additional site recommendation. City staff has already determined three potential locations. Potential sites will be analyzed for fatal flaws and based on the results of that analysis, will undergo a site screening process and site comparison evaluation. At the conclusion of the Study a decision will be made to move forward with the Center or not. Scope of Work
Site Selection Meeting Conceptual Intermodal Designs & Cost Estimates
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Complete RFP can be found online: http://www.ci.springfield.oh.us/depts/finance/purchasing/pdf/08-RFP-Intermodal.pdf Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Community and Economic Development Vision The Wauwatosa Economic Development Corporation ("WEDC") is issuing this Request for Proposals ("RFP") to qualified consultants ("Firms") community and economic development vision, organizational structure, process and work plan. The RFP is posted on our website. Click here for more information. The deadline for submitting a proposal is 5:00 PM CST, Wednesday October 1, 2008. Any questions or inquiries can be made to:
Request for Qualifications — Consultant Services Environmental and/or Transportation Services The Los Angeles Department of City Planning proposes to establish a pre-qualified list of on-call environmental consultants to prepare Environmental Impact Reports (EIR) for the New Community Plan Program, including implementing ordinances; prepare environmental clearance for General Plan Elements, General Plan Amendments, specific plans, nexus studies, facilities financing plans and implementing ordinances; and complete other task as needed to include CEQA compliance and other related environmental services. The City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning proposes to establish a pre-qualified list of on-call transportation consultants to perform the following services either singularly or in combination: align transportation and land use policies and objectives so that transportation projects build off and inform land use decisions; utilize the Transportation Element, SCAG Regional Transportation Plan and Metro Long Range Transportation Plan to develop transportation programs and policies for New Community Plans; analyze multimodal transportation systems with the goal of maximizing mobility and access through transportation improvements; develop a range of transportation plans and studies including TIMPs, Nexus, TOD and parking studies; and complete other related tasks as needed. The sealed Qualifications Statements are due at 4:00 P.M. PST, Tuesday, October 7, 2008 at City Hall, Room 525 200 North Spring Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012. Statements received after that time will not be considered and will be returned unopened. There will be a non-mandatory, pre-submittal, information and networking conference, with a question and answer opportunity, on Wednesday, September 10, 2008 at 10:00 p.m. in room 501. Question and Answers will be posted on the http://cityplanning.lacity.org/ under What's New — RFQs. Request for Qualifications documents may be obtained by visiting the City of Los Angeles Planning website at http://cityplanning.lacity.org/ or by contacting: Jan Zatorski Or Maria Ortiz Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Estes Valley Open Space Plan Purpose Scope of work
The Town of Estes Park has recently completed the Estes Valley Habitat Assessment. This report will inform the open space analysis, in particular, as regards to wildlife habitat priorities and connectivity. The Town will provide an up-to-date inventory of all existing public and private open space in the Estes Valley in GIS format (shape file).
Public engagement will be important to ensure the study accurately identifies the widely held community values and expectations related to open space in the Estes Valley.
This plan should thoroughly explore a range of tools and options for open space preservation, including funding mechanisms for purchase of land or easements, land use regulatory standards, cluster subdivision design standards, site planning design guidelines, etc.
Non-motorized public trail use should be considered to ensure that the open-space study includes trail connectivity in the prioritization of open space. Opportunities to expand or connect existing trails, or enhance the setting of trails should be identified. The Town of Estes Park will provide an up-to-date inventory of all existing public trails and trail easements in a GIS format. The anticipated budget range for this study is from $20,000 to $40,000. Consideration of additional services and work products beyond this budget range will be given to any proposal that specifically itemizes the additional services and associated additional costs. Award of the contract and notice to proceed is expected October 28, 2008. Town staff will be responsible for securing public meeting space, placing public notices, and other meeting setup tasks for all public engagement meetings. Timeframes The study should be completed no later than six months from award of contract and notice to proceed. Instructions Contact
Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Greenway District Study The Boston Redevelopment Authority ("BRA") is issuing a Request for Proposals ("RFP") for a consultant team to prepare a Planning Study for the creation of a Rose Kennedy Greenway District in Downtown Boston. The consultant team will work with the BRA to develop zoning and development guidelines for the area, intended to ensure that the Greenway District is the most sustainable downtown in the United States. The primary emphasis of the RFP is the built environment and public realm. The consultant team shall be multi-disciplinary with an urban design firm as the lead. The BRA is requesting proposals from consultant teams that have experience in urban design, urban planning, historic preservation, traffic and transportation, market analysis and financial feasibility, and development. The RFP may be purchased beginning Monday, September 15, 2008 from the Executive Director/Secretary's Office, Boston Redevelopment Authority, Boston City Hall, One City Hall Square, Room 910, and by making a check payable to the Boston Redevelopment Authority in the amount of One Hundred Fifty Dollars ($150.00) non-refundable fee. Only those respondents who purchase a copy of the RFP from the BRA will be eligible to submit a proposal. The BRA staff will be available to assist. All responses to this RFP must be returned no later than 12 noon on Monday, October 20, 2008 to Executive Director/Secretary, BRA, Boston City Hall, One City Hall Square, Room 910, Boston, MA 02201-1007. No responses will be accepted after the due date and time. The BRA reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. Request for Proposals — Consultant Services 84th Street Redevelopment Vision Plan The City of La Vista requests proposals for the following:
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Proposals must be received before 4:30 p.m. on Monday, October 6, 2008, at La Vista City Hall, 8116 Park View Boulevard. Required submittal information may be obtained at La Vista City Hall, 8116 Park View Boulevard, La Vista, NE 68128-2198, 402-331-4343. Any questions regarding proposal requests should be directed in writing to Pam Buethe, City Clerk at pbuethe@ci.la-vista.ne.us or by fax at 402-331-4375 or by mail to 8116 Park View Blvd., La Vista, NE 68128. Date Issued: August 28, 2008 The City of La Vista reserves the right to reject any or all proposals.
Request for Qualifications — Consultant Services Pre-Development, Conceptual Design And Visioning Services For A Downtown Intermodal Transit Station And Transit Village The sealed Qualifications Statements are due at 4:00 P.M. PST, Monday, October 20, 2008 at the Omnitrans facility located at 1700 West Fifth Street, San Bernardino, CA, 92411. Statements will not be publicly opened. Statements received after that time will not be considered and will be returned unopened. There will be a non-mandatory, pre-submittal, information and networking conference, with a question and answer opportunity, on Friday, October 3, 2008 at 1:00 p.m. Omnitrans affirmatively ensures that Disadvantaged and Women-Owned Business Enterprises will be afforded full opportunity to submit Qualifications Statements and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, or national origin. Request for Qualifications documents may be obtained by visiting Omnitrans' website at www.Omnitrans.org or by contacting:
Request for Qualifications — Consultant Services Mart 125 New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) in conjunction with New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and the Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone are inviting not-for-profit arts and cultural organizations to submit qualifications in connection with the development of a City-owned site on 125th Street, commonly known as Mart 125. To learn more about this unique and exciting opportunity, visit www.nycedc.com/rfp. Certified Minority and Women-owned Business Enterprises (M/WBE) are strongly encouraged to apply. To find out more about M/WBE certification visit www.nycedc.com/mwbeprogram. RESPONSES ARE DUE NO LATER THAN 4:00 p.m. on Friday, October 17, 2008. Submission guidelines and requirements are outlined in the RFQ, which can be downloaded at www.nycedc.com/rfp, or picked up at NYCEDC, 110 William Street, 6th floor, New York, NY, Monday-Friday, between 9:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Comprehensive Plan Revision Chesterfield County (pop. 310,000) seeks consulting assistance in the revision of "The Plan for Chesterfield," the county's comprehensive plan. Copies of the complete RFP (#08-9736) may be downloaded at http://www.chesterfield.gov/ManagementServices/Purchasing/bidrfp.asp. Summary Description Originally made up of five area plans addressing issues mainly relating to land-use and transportation, the county's comprehensive plan has evolved into a collection of 21 "area" plans and five "countywide" plans, addressing public facilities, thoroughfares, water quality, etc. While the county's area plan approach has produced strong community-oriented plans over the years, there is now general agreement that many components of "The Plan For Chesterfield" are out of date and the plan lacks an overall comprehensive countywide future vision and development strategy, not only for newly growing areas, but for the county's established communities as well. The purpose of the revision is to develop a more workable comprehensive plan that will:
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