(Click on the above map to view a more detailed version of the
Elizabeth Plan Study Area)

Citizen Advisory Group Meeting Schedule

Market Analysis

Market Analysis Executive Summary

Draft Area Plan Maps

• Plan Boundary Map
  
• Existing Land Use Map
  
• Existing Zoning Map 
  
• Development Activity Map
  
• Generalized Future Land Use Map
  
• Historic Districts Map
  
• Land Cover Map
  
• Parks and Greenways

March 3, 2010 Citizen Advisory Group Meeting # 6

• Agenda
• Presentation Slides – Community Design
• Meeting Notes
• Building Block Exercise
• Community Design Wall Graphic

February 3, 2010 Citizen Advisory Group Meeting # 5

• Meeting Notice
• Agenda
• Presentation Slides
• Meeting Notes
• Group Comments Wall

 January 6, 2010 Citizen Advisory Group Meeting # 4

• Agenda
• Presentation Slides - Parks/Open Space, Greenways, and Environment
• Meeting Notes
• Meeting Follow-Up Notes
• Breakout Exercise Map Mark-Up

December 2, 2009 Citizen Advisory Group Meeting # 3

• Agenda
  
• Presentation Slides - Transit and Transportation
  
• Meeting Notes
• Summary of 7th St Breakout Exercise

November 4, 2009 Citizens Advisory Group Meeting # 2

• Agenda
  
• Existing Conditions Handout
  
• Landuse Zoning Handout
  
• Elizabeth Rezonings Since 2004
  
  

October 14, 2009 Citizens Advisory Group Meeting # 1

• Agenda
  

September 22nd Public Kickoff Meeting 

• Agenda
  
• PowerPoint Presentation
  

Results of Likes / Dislikes Issue Identification Exercise

• Likes Map (Green Dots)
  
• Likes By Category
  
• Dislikes Map (Red Dots)
  
• Dislikes by Category

Results of Online Survey

All Questions (41 Pages - this is a large file that may take time to download)

Individual Questions

• Question 1 - I am interested in the new Elizabeth Area Plan because (please check all that apply)
  
• Question 2 - This question is about what you value most about the Elizabeth area. Please tell us how important each of the following things is to you.
  
• Question 3 - With regard to streets and transportation, the following issues have been identified as possible concerns within the plan area. Do you agree?
  
• Question 4 - Think about some of your favorite streets in Elizabeth (or elsewhere in Charlotte) and tell us what it is that makes them special that could be applied to other Elizabeth area streets.
  
• Question 5 - This question asks specifically about East Seventh Street (from Charlottetowne Avenue to East Fifth Street). What transportation and streetscape elements do you think should be incorporated on East Seventh Street? 
  
• Question 6 - Where are traffic conditions an issue in the Elizabeth area? These may include high traffic volume, congested streets or intersections, pedestrian and bicyclist safety, etc.
  
• Question 7 - Please indicate your level of agreement on each of the following statements about open space and environmental issues in the plan area.    
  
• Question 8 - Is there any special building, landmark, or site that you think must be preserved or protected in the plan area?
  
• Question 9 - What three issues or needs in the Elizabeth area do you consider to be most important? Please choose only three.
  
• Question 10 - Are there any issues you think need to be addressed that this survey has not covered?

Purpose of the Plan
The Elizabeth Area Plan (EAP) will be a policy document that provides the framework for future growth and development and serves as guidance for elected officials when making land use and zoning decisions. It will provide a vision for what the community wants to be in the future and will identify what public and private investments and strategies should be pursued in order to realize the plan vision.  

More specifically, the area plan will:

• involve the community through an advisory group process in developing a long-term vision for the physical development of the area;
  
• identify and address physical development issues and opportunities;
  
• identify future land uses in an overall community-wide context;
  
• recommend future transportation and infrastructure improvements;
  
• provide community design policies;
  
• provide direction on the preservation and/or protection of the natural environment;
  
• provide implementation strategies for private and public investment decisions needed to realize the plan vision.

For more information regarding the Elizabeth Area Plan,
Please contact:
Alan Goodwin
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Planning Department
600 East Fourth Street (8th Floor)
Charlotte, North Carolina 28202
(704)-432-3418