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Comprehensive Master Plan
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8/13/2001
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Comprehensive Plan, City of Paris, Texas <br />Future Land Use <br />Recommendations-Regional Planning and Land Use Regulation <br />The plan establishes the rational basis for cooperating with the county to review <br />development proposals beyond the Paris ETJ in drainage basins that affect the Pat Mayse <br />Lake water shed. The water quality of the Paris drinking water must be preserved. The <br />City should use the Comprehensive Plan when participating in the Northeast Texas <br />Regional Water Plan-Senate Bill 1 Plan-in order to most effectively communicate the <br />City's interests and long-term planning objectives. <br />Recommendations-Annexation Issues <br />Future annexations should be planned to avoid straining municipal resources. To most <br />efficiently utilize cunent infrastructure investments, further annexations should be <br />undertaken as part of the new Paris five-year capital improvement program (CIP) process. <br />Strategically plan annexations in the near-term. <br />• Services to annexed areas should be planned as part of the five years CIP within "Future <br />Urban Service Area" in the Growth Areas in response to private urban pressures. <br />• Annexation should be planned for short-term development in Growth Areas where the <br />City can most cost-effectively serve growth . <br />• Near-term annexation should be targeted where annexation would add an area with short- <br />term development potential that can be easily serviced by existing infrastructure. <br />Recommendations-Housing Action Agenda <br />In order to effect the City's neighborhood stabilization agenda in its Policy Planning <br />chapter, new strategies must be pursued. To significantly replace the lost housing stock- <br />and meet the objectives-public and private strategies must be aggressively pursued. <br />These endeavors are the critical components of a comprehensive multi-year effort Paris <br />should undertake to impact the quantity and quality of the City's housing stock. <br />Initiate strategies in partnership with the private sector to further a pro-active <br />housing action agenda: <br />• Pursue Infill Development on Vacant Developable Land - The City of Paris should <br />become pro-active with infill development. A targeted public information effort that <br />directly solicits landowners of vacant lots should be implemented. <br />• Encourage "Residential-Design Manufactured Housing" - Housing built "off site" is a <br />reasonable approach to overcome the shortage of local contractors. There is an <br />increasing consumer acceptance of this form of housing. The units can be placed on a <br />permanent foundation, improved with pitched roofs and composition shingles, double <br />width, with front porches, to look like site-built homes. They should be allowed- <br />along with modular homes on foundations-through the building permit process. <br />sA98288\weOrinai repon z-oi.doc 55 BWR <br />
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