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COMPREHENSIVE PLAN 2005 |
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DETAILED TABLE OF CONTENTS |
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COVER PAGE |
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY |
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| A: INTRODUCTION |
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| B: PLANNING PROCESS |
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| C: VISION PROCESS |
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| D: IMPLEMENTATION PLAN |
ii |
| Neighborhoods and Housing |
ii |
| Economic Development |
iii |
| Downtown Development |
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| Land Use and Thoroughfare |
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| Urban Design |
vi |
| Community Facilities and Services |
vii |
| Parks and Open Space |
vii |
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CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION |
1-1 |
| Why Plan |
1-1 |
| Previous Comprehensive
Planning Efforts |
1-1 |
| Current Planning Efforts |
1-1 |
| Community Groups' Planning
Efforts |
1-2 |
| City of Troy Departmental
Studies and Plans |
1-2 |
| Public Participation |
1-3 |
| Study Area |
1-4 |
| Organization of the Plan |
1-4 |
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CHAPTER TWO: COMMUNITY PROFILE |
2-1 |
| Introduction |
2-1 |
| Troy – Crossroads of America |
2-1 |
| Brief History |
2-2 |
| Municipal Government and
Services |
2-2 |
| Community Partnerships |
2-3 |
| The Arts, Festivals and
Special Events |
2-3 |
| The Troy Economy |
2-4 |
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CHAPTER THREE: POPULATION AND DEMOGRAPHIC
TRENDS |
3-1 |
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Introduction |
3-1 |
| Historical Population Trends |
3-1 |
| City-Township and
City-County Population Trends |
3-1 |
| Population Counts and
Projections 1950-2007 |
3-2 |
| Population Density |
3-2 |
| Age Distribution |
3-2 |
| Gender Distribution and
Trends |
3-4 |
| Age-Gender Distribution and
Trends |
3-4 |
| Race Characteristics |
3-5 |
| Household Characteristics |
3-5 |
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CHAPTER FOUR: HOUSING |
4-1 |
| Introduction |
4-1 |
| Gem Real Estate Group Market
Study - Findings on Troy Housing |
4-1 |
| Households and Persons per
Household |
4-1 |
| Age of Housing Stock |
4-2 |
| Period For Householder
Moving Into Unit |
4-2 |
| Type of Dwelling Unit |
4-3 |
| Housing Tenure |
4-4 |
| Median Housing Value |
4-4 |
| Median Rent |
4-4 |
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CHAPTER FIVE: ECONOMIC TRENDS |
5-1 |
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Labor Force Participation |
5-1 |
| Educational Attainment |
5-2 |
| Industry of Employed
Residents |
5-2 |
| Occupation of Employed
Residents |
5-3 |
| Commuting Patterns |
5-3 |
| Relative Importance of
Selected Economic Sectors |
5-4 |
| Household Income
Distribution |
5-5 |
| Household Income Change |
5-6 |
| Household Earnings by Type |
5-6 |
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CHAPTER SIX: PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
AND NATURAL RESOURCES |
6-1 |
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Introduction |
6-1 |
| Development Suitability
Analysis |
6-1 |
| Topography |
6-2 |
| Slope |
6-2 |
| Drainage |
6-2 |
| Flooding Hazard |
6-3 |
| Natural Resources |
6-4 |
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CHAPTER SEVEN: UTILITIES |
7-1 |
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Introduction |
7-1 |
| City of Troy Public Works
Department |
7-1 |
| Water Supply and Treatment |
7-1 |
| Groundwater Protection |
7-2 |
| Water Distribution System |
7-2 |
| Storm Water Management |
7-3 |
| Wastewater Collection and
Treatment |
7-3 |
| Growth Charts |
7-4 |
| Electricity, Gas and
Telephone Services |
7-7 |
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CHAPTER EIGHT: TRANSPORTATION AND
MOBILITY |
8-1 |
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Introduction |
8-1 |
| Air Travel |
8-1 |
| Rail Service |
8-2 |
| Recreational Trails/Bikeways |
8-2 |
| Pedestrian-Friendly Design |
8-2 |
| Public Transit |
8-2 |
| Thoroughfares |
8-3 |
| Thoroughfare Classifications |
8-4 |
| Thoroughfare Plan |
8-5 |
| Thoroughfare Improvements |
8-5 |
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CHAPTER NINE: LAND USE TRENDS |
9-1 |
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Introduction |
9-1 |
| Zoning |
9-1 |
| 2002 Land Use Classification |
9-1 |
| Existing Troy Land Use
Pattern |
9-2 |
| Land Use within Study Area |
9-3 |
| Land Absorption Rate |
9-3 |
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CHAPTER TEN: DOWNTOWN TROY HISTORIC DISTRICT |
10-1 |
| Introduction |
10-1 |
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Historic District Regulation |
10-2 |
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National Register of Historic Places |
10-2 |
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CHAPTER ELEVEN: COMMUNITY FACILITIES AND
SERVICES |
11-1 |
|
Introduction |
11-1 |
| Government Facilities |
11-1 |
| Recreation and Sports |
11-3 |
| Museums and Culture |
11-3 |
| Schools |
11-4 |
| Private Schools |
11-5 |
| Local Colleges,
Universities, and Adult/Continuing Education |
11-6 |
| Libraries |
11-6 |
| Quasi-Public Community
Facilities |
11-6 |
| Health Services |
11-6 |
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CHAPTER TWELVE: PARKS, RECREATION, AND OPEN
SPACE |
12-1 |
|
Introduction |
12-1 |
| Governing Boards |
12-2 |
| Edsall Master Plan for Parks
and Recreation |
12-2 |
| National Recreation and Park
Guidelines |
12-2 |
| Recreational Trails and
Bikeways |
12-3 |
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Public
Parks |
12-4 |
| Recreation Facilities |
12-5 |
| Community Centers |
12-6 |
| Golf Course |
12-7 |
| Miami County Park District |
12-7 |
| Private Open Space
Facilities |
12-7 |
| Private Parks and Recreation
Facilities |
12-8 |
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CHAPTER THIRTEEN: VISIONING |
13-1 |
| A Vision for Troy and The
Steps to Achieve It |
13-1 |
| Neighborhoods and Housing |
13-2 |
| Economic Development |
13-4 |
| Downtown Development |
13-6 |
| Land Use & Thoroughfare |
13-7 |
| Urban Design |
13-9 |
| Community Facilities and
Services |
13-10 |
| Parks and Open Space |
13-11 |
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CHAPTER FOURTEEN: FUTURE LAND USE AND THOROUGHFARE PLAN |
14-1 |
| Future Land Use and
Thoroughfare Plan |
14-1 |
| Northeast Sub-Area |
14-2 |
| Northwest Sub-Area |
14-3 |
| Southwest Sub-Area |
14-5 |
| Southeast Sub-Area |
14-6 |