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56LAND USE2040 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE DRAFT Dec14-17 for review only DRAFT Dec14-17 for review only Land Uses Land Use in Hugo Table xx provides a breakdown of future land use for each land use classification in the 2040 Land Use Plan. When interpreting the 2040 Land Use Plan (Map xx), the City will use the following guidelines: Where applicable, the boundary between two land use classifications shall be considered to extend to the center of an adjacent street� • In undeveloped areas, the classifications on the plan assume that the boundary between classifications will follow major roads. Consequently, if the final alignment of a road changes from that shown on the map, the line on the 2040 Land Use Plan will also move to reflect the adjusted road alignment. • For the different residential, commercial and industrial classifications, there is more than one corresponding zoning district that may be applicable to a particular site depending on: 1) the type and density/intensity of uses; 2) compatibility with the Comprehensive Plan, including public facilities (e�g� transportation and sanitary sewer); and 3) the purposes of the individual zoning district� Consistency with Local Controls State law requires consistency between a community’s comprehensive plan and official controls. Whenever the City makes a change to its Comprehensive Plan, the City will review its official controls, including the Zoning Ordinance, to identify possible inconsistencies between the adopted plan and official controls. An inconsistency would be any official control that is in direct conflict with the goals and policies of the Comprehensive Plan� • To maintain consistency between the 2040 Land Use Plan and Zoning Map, the City will only rezone property consistent with the Land Use Plan� • The City has established a uniform process and criteria for amending the Land Use Plan� The description of the process and review criteria is found in Appendix 4A� • All development must comply with the Zoning Ordinance requirements and any adopted guideline, such as the Multi- Family Design Guidelines, the Downtown District Guidelines, and the Commercial and Industrial Design Guidelines� Table 3-1 2040 Land Use Land Use Developable Acres Percent of Total Developable Land in the City Agriculture 5,956 44�74% Large Lot Residential 3,002 22�55% Very Low Density Residential 72 0�54% Low Density Residential 2,539 19�07% Medium Density Residential 538 4�04% High Density Residential 103 0�77% Mixed Use 447 3�36% Commercial 97 0�73% Business Park 344 2�58% Industrial 214 1�61% Public/Quasi-Public 87 0�65% Total 13,309 Image Placeholder