What does FGMP mean in MANAGEMENT

The Foothill Growth Management Plan (FGMP) is a growth management plan for Foothill County that outlines how to better manage development in order to achieve sustainability, protect natural resources, and create vibrant communities. It provides guidance on how to build infrastructure in a way that supports economic growth while preserving environmental quality and sustainable land use.

The FGMP was created by Foothill County through collaboration with local governments and stakeholders. It also received input from community members and has been endorsed by the Board of Supervisors.

The goals of the FGMP are to create vibrant towns and cities, preserve open space and rural lands, protect water resources, manage traffic congestion effectively, promote public transit, provide housing options for all residents, ensure efficient public services, strengthen conservation efforts., protect public health, reduce reliance on fossil fuels and increase renewable energy use.

The implementation of the FGMP includes updating land use plans; adopting zoning ordinances; creating incentives for infill development; developing transportation network plans; addressing infrastructure needs; protecting agricultural resources; incentivizing renewable energy sources; strengthening conservation efforts; promoting public health initiatives; providing affordable housing options; integrating smart growth principles into redevelopment processes; encouraging economic development activities; implementing strategies to mitigate air pollution sources; increasing compliance with state laws regarding coastal zones & wetlands protection.

By ensuring that growth management is guided by principles such as resource efficiency, increased density near urban cores and transit hubs, preservation of natural areas & water resources, supporting active transportation methods like biking & walking over car-oriented travel solutions, providing appropriate infrastructure & essential services needed for sustainable communities, incentivizing renewable energy sources like solar & wind power over fossil fuels, protecting agricultural land from urban sprawl and encouraging healthy lifestyles through access to fresh foods & safe environments.

Yes! You can find the official document outlining the Foothill Growth Management Plan on the website of Foothill County Planning Department or pick up a copy at your local library or city hall.

All changes relating to the Foothill Growth Management Plans will be published via announcements from your local government agencies or through its website. You can also attend public meetings hosted by your city council or county government where these changes will be discussed in more detail.

The Foothill Growth Management Plan covers large scale projects such as watershed restoration, green infrastructure initiatives (stormwater management), climate change adaptation measures (sea level rise), regional park networks establishment as well as smaller scale development projects like residential densification around transit hubs and incentive programs for renewable energy implementation in homes & business locations like rooftops solar panels installation.

Funding opportunities available due to this plan can be found at your local municipalities or counties websites in addition you may call their offices directly if you have any specific questions or inquiries relating to funding under this plan. Additionally keep an eye out for grants or other opportunities that might become available throughout different stages of its implementation.