Committee Purpose
In light of the changes in District 10 that appear to be forthcoming, it makes sense to update our Land Use Plan and review and restate our vision and goals for the district. The Midway Pkwy West Como Small Area Plan was last updated in the mid 90’s and the Lexington/Larpenteur Node Study ad hoc committee completed its report early in 2010.

Over the last year this committee reviewed the existing District 10 Land Use Plan of 2007 and the West Como Midway Parkway Small Area Plan of 1997, as well as the recently adopted Lexington/Larpenteur Node Study to determine their relevance and solicited input from district stakeholders. The goal is to compile a comprehensive up-to-date land use plan that will be adopted in to the City’s comprehensive plan, and to provide a recommendation to the City on how/whether we wish to proceed with any small area plans. The plan and recommendation will provide the City with the vision, policy priorities and strategies we want to guide growth, investment and development in District 10.

Monthly Meetings
The District Plan Ad Hoc Committee meets on the 2nd Monday of every month, and meetings are open to the public. Committee members are comprised of District 10 board members and community members. Upcoming meeting dates, times and locations are posted on the District 10 meeting calendar.

Public Participation Opportunities

The planning process allows citizens to discuss their vision and set priorities for the future of the neighborhood. An updated district plan will assist in the decision-making process surrounding long-term development and land use issues in our community. If you are a resident, business owner or otherwise involved in the District 10 neighborhood,the committee wants to hear your voice in this planning process. You are invited to participate in any or all of public opportunities offiered in 2012 and 2013.

Join us for a community meeting on the future of all modes of transportation in the neighborhood on Monday, May 13 at 7:00pm at the Historic Streetcar Station (1224 Lexington Parkway North).

Community Assessment Report- December 2012