Orlando's
Growth Management Plan describes the City's vision of itself in
the future, and translates that into policies, programs, and
public investments. It was adopted in 1991 and was updated
in 1998 through a comprehensive planning process. Since
then, the City has amended the GMP twice per year in accordance
with state law.
More information about the amendment
process
The
City is currently preparing another update of the GMP through a
state-mandated process called the Evaluation and Appraisal Report
(EAR). The City of Orlando's EAR is due on November 1,
2007.
More information about the ongoing EAR process
The
GMP is organized into Elements, or chapters, addressing the
following issues:
All Elements
are downloadable in PDF format. A paper copy of the entire
GMP is available for review at the Planning Division.
The Official
Future Land Use Map Series, a visual representation of the type,
intensity, and location of development that will be allowed to
occur throughout the City, is also included in the GMP. This
map series, which forms the basis for zoning, depicts the
development patterns that will accommodate projected population
growth while protecting existing neighborhoods and ensuring the
long-term livability of our community.
Download a generalized City-wide Future Land
Use map (PDF - 3.17 MB)
Explore the entire Future Land Use Map Series
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