Conceptual Land Use Plan Sample Clauses

Conceptual Land Use Plan. The City hereby approves the general use and development of the Property in accordance with the Conceptual Land Use Plan, which is incorporated herein as Exhibit “B”. The Conceptual Land Use Plan shall constitute the land use plan under Section 1.4.2.4(g) of the LDC. The Conceptual Land Use Plan may be amended from time to time in accordance with the processes and procedures outlined in Section 1.4.2.6(c) of the City’s LDC. Development applications for the Property shall be consistent with the Conceptual Land Use Plan.

Conceptual Land Use Plan. During the extensive public planning process, the Authority and TICD formulated a Land Use Plan that is based on the Reuse Plan, the RFQ, the RFP and the ENA. The Land Use Plan has undergone significant revisions and refinements to address comments received from various stakeholders during the planning process. The guiding principles of the Land Use Plan are to: • Create dense development located around a multi-modal transportation hub, including a newly created Ferry Quay on the west side of Treasure Island • Create an island gateway and heart with the most intense residential density and the majority of commercial uses focused on the western shore to capitalize on the spectacular views to San Francisco as a public resource • Organize buildings, streets and open spaces to respond to Treasure Island's unique microclimate of wind, sun and fog, accomplished, in part, by shifting the conventional street grid to orient certain streets due south • Create a compact neighborhood with public spaces and land uses that are organized to encourage walking, bicycling and public transit and discourage the use of private automobiles • Establish Treasure Island as a vibrant commercial and visitor destination, including encouraging arts, cultural, entertainment and educational uses, that serve as both an amenity for San Francisco residents and a destination for nonresidents • Deliver a comprehensive network of new parks, open spaces and recreational opportunities that is unprecedented in San Francisco since the creation of Golden Gate Park • Include enough residential density to create a sustainable and self-sufficient community that supports neighborhood serving retail, community facilities, and transit infrastructure and service • Establish new businesses on the Islands to support a jobs-housing link • Redevelop Treasure and Yerba Buena Islands to be a leading example of environmentally sensitive and sustainable master planned development • Identify opportunities, to the greatest extent feasible, to integrate effectively the existing Department of Labor Jobs Corps campus into the new community both physically and programmatically • Create a mixed-income community that is family-friendly and makes a significant contribution to the City's need for affordable housing • Integrate public and private art and art programming opportunities throughout the Project • Maximize opportunities to reuse key historic buildings The three main components of the Land Use Plan are (i) reside...