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2021 & 2024 Proposed Land Use Map and Revisions <br /> The revisions from the 2019 process were shared in an interactive mapping platform using Esri ArcGIS <br /> Online Story Maps. Story Maps provided a universally accessible location to see the proposed land use <br /> alongside many other relevant data sets for infrastructure, conservation, hazards,facilities, agriculture, <br /> native habitat, and transportation. The Story Map provided an effective way to review proposed changes <br /> and digitize comments directly in the mapping application.The County also began using the interactive <br /> document platform, Konveio,to review draft General Plan document products and gather community <br /> input. <br /> In 2022, a series of working sessions were conducted to review the comments and the proposed <br /> changes. At this time,the name of the map was chosen to be the General Plan Land Use (GPLU) map to <br /> clarify the connection to the guiding document and purpose of the map. Some revisions to the <br /> designations were also made.The final proposed General Plan land uses are shown below in Table 1. <br /> Table 1: General Plan Land Use Designations <br /> General Plan <br /> Designation Changes from 2019 Proposed Plan <br /> Urban Land Use <br /> High-Density Urban <br /> Medium-Density Urban <br /> Low-Density Urban <br /> Urban Expansion Added back—after discussion, it was decided to revisit this LUPAG <br /> designation <br /> Light Industrial <br /> Heavy Industrial <br /> University <br /> Resort <br /> Rural Land Use <br /> Rural <br /> Agricultural Land Use <br /> Productive Agriculture <br /> Extensive Agriculture Name Change—in the 2019 plan this was referred to as Pastoral Use <br /> Natural Name Change—in the 2019 plan this was referred to as Natural Areas <br /> Open Space Land Use <br /> Recreation <br /> Conservation <br /> Focused Planning Solutions LLC <br /> Page 4 of 18 <br />