Planning Advisor. 26 th Annual Louisiana Remote Sensing and GIS Workshop. Warren L. Kron, Jr. GIS Coordinator
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1 26 th Annual Louisiana Remote Sensing and GIS Workshop Warren L. Kron, Jr. GIS Coordinator April 27, 2010
2 Outline Introduction Background Phase I Land Use and Zoning Phase II Economics, Demographics, and Environment Phase III Infrastructure and Smart Growth Example Zoning Case Conclusion Baton Rouge 1
3 Introduction April 2, 1992, the Comprehensive Plan for Growth and Development known as the Horizon Plan is adopted Action Item LU2.D states develop a Parish-wide GIS Fall of 1993 GIS Steering Committee was established Parish-wide GIS developed to serve two purposes To provide geographic data to the Public For the development of applications and tools to assist City-Parish officials in making decisions 2
4 Background Applications, Systems, and Tools developed utilizing the Parish-wide GIS Internet Property Finder Historical Land Development Website Application Tracking System Document Management System and GIS Integration Land Development Application Search Tool Planning Advisor 3
5 Planning Advisor Goals Enhance objectivity Technology in the application process Reinforce the standard process Automate review process routines Provide on-demand maps and data Enterprise GIS Database Compatibility Scores and Spatial Rules Application Tracking System Data GeoMedia Web Map Scoring Persistence Web Application ASP Pages Reports Application and Staff Reports 4 Application Report data Report Report
6 Phase I Land Use and Zoning Compatibility Variables Existing Land Use (ELU) Future Land Use (FLU) Zoning Comparisons ELU ELU FLU FLU Zoning Zoning FLU ELU Zoning ELU Zoning FLU FLU Zoning 5
7 Phase I Compatibility Business Rules Comparing subject property with adjacent property 6 FLU n Σ P = 1 ELU FLU Z ELU FLU Z Z
8 Phase I Compatibility Weighted Scoring Zoning and Future Land Use scoring formulas Zoning = n ΣSf = 4 Σ 3 Z x CW Σ 6 3 Z x CW ΣCW Sf = 4 Cf = 1 Cf = 1 p = Σ p = 1 n 6 CW 3 n 3 n FLU = Σ Cf = 1 FLU x CW Σ+ p = 1 6 FLU x CW Sf = 4 Σ Cf = 1 CW + Σ Σ p = 1 6 CW Sf = 4 7 CW = Compatibility Weight
9 8 Phase II Economic, Demographic, and Environment Initiated February 2007 Economic Considerations Economic Development Districts and Zones Urban Design and Overlay Districts Historic Districts and Landmarks Industrial Areas Growth Center Adjudicated Parcels Redevelopment Districts Enterprise Zones Demographics Census data Environmental Features Watershed Wetlands
10 Phase III Infrastructure and Smart Growth Infrastructure Public Facilities Sanitary Sewer Transportation Stormwater Management Bus Routes Bike Paths Flood Zone Addressing Smart Growth Scorecard Sound Development Decisions Transportation Choices Mix Land Use Walk-able Neighborhoods Community Collaboration Sense of Place Preserve Open Space Housing Opportunities Compact Building Patterns Develop Existing Communities 9
11 Zoning Case Application Data Entry Application Type Applicant Info 10
12 11 Location Action
13 Application Data 12 Impact
14 Zoning Case Analysis and Scoring 13 Buffer Zone Land Use
15 14 Planning Data Phase I Scoring
16 15 Phases II and III Scoring Smart Growth
17 16 Smart Growth Final Scores
18 Staff Recommendation Vicinity Map 17
19 Future Enhancements Integrate more Environmental Features Soil Fault Lines Highly Impervious Watersheds At-Risk Wetlands Streams Water Quality Riparian Buffers Stormwater Best Management Practices Score Environmental Feature Analysis Results should not just be for information Features should be weighted accordingly Environmental assessment should affect score 18
20 City-Parish Planning Commission 1755 Florida Street, Third Floor Baton Rouge, LA (225) Warren L. Kron, Jr. GIS Coordinator
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26 th Annual Louisiana Remote Sensing and GIS Workshop José E. Villalobos-Enciso Warren L. Kron, Jr. April 28, 2010 Presentation Outline Objectives Warren Kron Data Warren Kron Concept José Villalobos
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