Advanced Plans Committee: 2003-4 Comprehensive Plan Update

Summary of Meeting #2
7:30 am, July 3, 2003
Attendance
Committee Members: 	Ron Marnell, John McKay, Kerry Coulter, Frank Garofalo, 
Bud Hentzen
MAPD staff: 		Dave Barber, Nalini Johnson, Scott Wadle, Stephen Banks	
Other: 			Wes Galyon, Lynn Miller, M.S. Mitchell

Discussion Summary 

1.	MAPD staff reviewed the major advantages and disadvantages associated with the 
proposed functional land use mapping approach.  

2.	The Committee proceeded to review the four sector maps prepared by staff 
covering that area bounded by 45th Street on the north and Woodlawn on the west, 
south to 63rd Street South.  The Committee offered the following comments 
regarding the sector maps:

General comments
?	It would be a good idea to show the zoning overlay areas on this map. 
?	Current city limits of the small cities would be helpful on these sector 
maps.
?	A larger scale version of the completed map would be useful as an 
adopted element of the Comprehensive Plan.

Specific comments
?	The area at the southwest corner of Oliver Street and 55th Street South 
should be designated local commercial rather than urban residential.
?	The area immediately west of Webb Road and south of 21st Street North 
needs to have the local commercial designation area expanded to reflect 
existing uses.
?	The area immediately south of 63rd Street South and west of the Southeast 
Blvd. adjacent to Derby should be designated local commercial rather than 
rural residential.
?	The intersection of 55th Street South and Woodlawn should be a local 
commercial node based upon zoning. A discussion followed as to whether 
specific use designations should be made in the unincorporated areas of 
Sedgwick County beyond the 2030 Wichita urban service area. The 
Committee felt that designations should be made where existing non-
residential zoning is already in place.


Meeting adjourned at 9:00am. Next meeting set for Thursday, July 24, 2003 at 7:30 am, 
Planning Director's Conference Room, 10th Floor City Hall.