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Land use categories must be used consistently throughout the Plan. •Industrial land use is defined on page 2‐9 and included in Table 2‐2, Future Land Use. However, Figure 2‐2, Future Land Use Map, on page 2‐12, shows Light Industrial land use, which is inconsistent with other portions of the land use chapter. • Table 2‐2 shows Single Family Residential land use, and the table needs to include Single Family Attached land use because it is identified as a discreet land use on page 2‐7. •On page 2‐9, the Plan states "The City anticipates that Mixed Use districts will be redeveloped at 60% residential and 40% commercial with the residential portions matching the density minimums and maximums of the High‐Density Residential designation." However, there is no High‐Density Residential designation described elsewhere in the Plan. The Plan needs to either be amended to include this land use, or this reference to High‐Density Residential needs to be removed. Light Industrial label in Figure 2‐2 has been changed to Industrial to match with the rest of the Plan. Single‐Family Attached land use has been included in Table 2‐2. This reference to High Density Residential has been removed from the Plan. Density Calculations The Mixed Use (MU) land use category includes an expectation that 60% of these acres will be developed with a residential use. Detail needs to be added to clarify Table 2‐3 to state that the acreages shown for MU are the 60% residential development expectation of the total development acres. For instance, the MU acres for 2021‐ 2030 are shown in Table 2‐3 as 11.2 acres, which suggests that the total development acres for that decade is 18.62 acres. This detail can be added with an additional 'total acres' table column, a notation for the table, or within the narrative. A notation has been added to Table 2‐3 stating that the mixed use acres represent the 60% expected residential development. The Affordable Housing Need Allocation number is incorrect within the Housing chapter of the Plan. The information depicted in the Housing chapter does not take account of the forecast revision, which changes the Affordable Housing Need Allocation number. Please revise this information based on the Housing comments below. The Affordable Housing Allocation number has been changed within the housing chapter on page 3‐6 to be consistent with the forecast revision. Future Land Use maps used elsewhere in the Plan need to be consistent with Figure 2‐2, Future Land Use Map, on page 2‐12. For instance, Figure 4‐1, Publicly Owned‐ Properties, shows land uses not detailed in Figure 2‐2. Figure 5‐3, Existing Transit System also appears to be inconsistent with Figure 2‐2. Figures 4‐1 and 5‐3 have been updated to be consistent with Future Land Use shown in Figure 2‐2.