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What is a Master Plan? As provided in the recently revised (2002) State statutes, the purpose of the Master Plan is to provide for “the best and most appropriate future development” of the City, to aid in the “design of ordinances that result in preserving and enhancing the unique quality of life and culture of New Hampshire”, and to “achieve the principles of smart growth, sound planning, and wise resource protection”. The Master Plan must contain a vision section and a land use section, and may contain the following sections: a transportation section, a community facilities section, a housing section, an economic development section, a conservation and open space section, a recreation section, a preservation section, a public utility section, a regional concerns section, and an implementation section. The Master Plan is prepared and adopted by the Planning Board after the conduct of surveys and studies; the review of data about existing conditions, probable growth demands, and methods to prevent sprawl in the community; and the engagement of, and consultation with the community. Once adopted, a Master Plan may be amended, and periodically, is intended to be updated in total. The adopted Master Plan provides guidance for revisions to the City’s land use regulations, including the Zoning Ordinance, and Subdivision and Site Plan Review Regulations, as well as to the City’s Capital Improvement Program, and its redevelopment efforts fostered through public/private partnerships. The Master Plan 2030 was adopted by the Planning Board on June 18, 2008. Sections of the Master Plan 2030 are included below. The print version of the Master Plan 2030 is on file in the Planning Board's office in City Hall and may be reviewed any time between the hours of 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM Monday through Friday. Section I. Introduction Section II. A Vision for Concord Section III. Land Use Section IV. Housing Section V. Economic Development Section VI. Transportation Section VII. Conservation and Open Space Section VIII. Historic Resources Section IX. Recreation Section X. Community Facilities (to be provided at a later date) Section XI. Public Utilities (to be provided at a later date) Section XII. Implementation Plan (Action Plan) List of Exhibits (Maps) Exhibit I-1 Villages/Master Plan Districts Exhibit III-1 Existing Land Use Plan Exhibit III-2 The Opportunity Corridor Exhibit III-3 Future Land Use Plan Exhibit III-4 The Southern Opportunity Corridor Exhibit VI-1 Functional Classification System of the Existing Street & Highway Network Exhibit VI-2 Sidewalk Plan Exhibit VI-3 Bicycle Plan Exhibit VI-4 Highway Improvement Plan Exhibit VII-1 Wetlands Exhibit VII-2 Future Open Space Plan Exhibit VII-3 Trail Map Exhibit VIII-1 Historic Resources Exhibit IX-1 Park and Recreation Plan Exhibit IX-2
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