Eine Plattform für die Wissenschaft: Bauingenieurwesen, Architektur und Urbanistik
Eine Plattform für die Wissenschaft: Bauingenieurwesen, Architektur und Urbanistik
A Comprehensive Master Plan, Town and Village of Nunda, Livingston County, New York. Volume 2: Comprehensive Master Plan
The report contains the Comprehensive Master Plan and the Finance Plan for the Town and Village of Nunda. This Plan is based upon the findings of the Basic Planning Studies for the town and village (Volume 1 of this Series). The Plan is composed of three elements: a Land Use Plan, a Circulation Plan, and a Community Facilities Plan. The Land Use Plan provides for expansion of the Village of Nunda and the Hamlet of Dalton, thereby retaining the existing compact development pattern in the Nunda Planning Area. Most of the Town has been designated for Agriculture-Conservation to preserve the character of the area and to restrict strip and scattered development within the Town. The Circulation Plan designates existing arterials and existing and proposed collector and key local roads. The Community Facilities Plan provides for needed park areas, cemetery expansion, sewage treatment site, and future school sites. The suggested Finance Plan and Capital Improvements Program for the Town and Village are based upon the findings of the Basic Planning Studies and the recommendations contained in the Comprehensive Master Plan. (Author)
A Comprehensive Master Plan, Town and Village of Nunda, Livingston County, New York. Volume 2: Comprehensive Master Plan
The report contains the Comprehensive Master Plan and the Finance Plan for the Town and Village of Nunda. This Plan is based upon the findings of the Basic Planning Studies for the town and village (Volume 1 of this Series). The Plan is composed of three elements: a Land Use Plan, a Circulation Plan, and a Community Facilities Plan. The Land Use Plan provides for expansion of the Village of Nunda and the Hamlet of Dalton, thereby retaining the existing compact development pattern in the Nunda Planning Area. Most of the Town has been designated for Agriculture-Conservation to preserve the character of the area and to restrict strip and scattered development within the Town. The Circulation Plan designates existing arterials and existing and proposed collector and key local roads. The Community Facilities Plan provides for needed park areas, cemetery expansion, sewage treatment site, and future school sites. The suggested Finance Plan and Capital Improvements Program for the Town and Village are based upon the findings of the Basic Planning Studies and the recommendations contained in the Comprehensive Master Plan. (Author)
A Comprehensive Master Plan, Town and Village of Nunda, Livingston County, New York. Volume 2: Comprehensive Master Plan
1970
74 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
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