Public Hearing Scheduled for the 2010 - 2030 Goals & Objectives for May 26, 2009 @ 6:30 p.m. in the Stratton Community Center.

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What do you like about Shelby County including the cities of Shelbyville and Simpsonville?  What do you think we could do better?Let us know!  The Triple S Planning Commission will be holding three public input sessions during November 2008.  Please come to one or more and let us know where you want to see Shelby County and the cities in twenty years.

Comprehensive Plan Input Session Schedule

Nov. 6th  Stratton Community Center  (6:30 p.m.)

Results

Nov. 12th  Simpsonville Fire Station #1  (6:30 p.m.)

Results

Nov. 17th  Cooperative Extension Service  (6:30 p.m.)

Results

Right now, over 40,000 people call Shelby County home.  In seven years, that number will be closer to 45,000.  In 2030, it is projected to be 53,000.   

At the Triple S Planning Commission, our job is to guarantee that the 13,000 people who move to Shelby County over the next two decades receive the services that they need to prosper, while ensuring that those who live here now can continue to enjoy Shelby County’s rural charm and high quality of life.   

The Comprehensive Plan is our guide.  It contains everything we know about the County — transportation, housing, land use, population, economic development, community facilities, and natural and historic resources.  It details the County’s strong points and its opportunities for a better tomorrow.  The Plan sets out our vision for the future, and how to get there.

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Comprehensive Plan 2005

The Comprehensive Plan is downloadable in Adobe Acrobat Reader format.  If you do not already have Acrobat Reader installed on your computer you can download it from Adobe.

Hard Copies of the Comprehensive Plan are also available in the Triple S Planning Commission office for $40.00.  Add $7.00 for mailing.

Cover and Title Page

Table of Contents

Introduction

Background

Chapter I - Goals and Objectives

Chapter II - Socioeconomic Study and Analysis

Chapter III - Environmental Analysis

Chapter IV - Water and Sewage Disposal Systems

Chapter V - Transportation Plan

Chapter VI - Community Facilities

Chapter VII - Land Use Analysis and Plan

Appendix - Land Use Map

Appendix - Shelbyville Bypass Corridor Land Use Management Plan