Comprehensive Plan 2012-2032

The Bellevue Comprehensive Plan builds on previous planning efforts and will guide growth and decision-making in the Village for years to come.

• Cover
• Table of Contents 1 of 2
• Table of Contents 2 of 2
• Chapter 1 - Introduction
  • Figure 1.1 - Project Location
• Chapter 2 - Issues and Opportunities
• Chapter 3 - Housing
• Chapter 4 - Transportation
  • Figure 4.1 - Transportation Network
  • Figure 4.2 - Functional Classification
  • Figure 4.3 - Existing Trails and Sidewalks
  • Figure 4.4 - Port and Airport Facilities
• Chapter 5 - Economic Development
  • Figure 5.1 - Primary Economic Development Areas
• Chapter 6 - Community Facilities and Utilities
  • Figure 6.1 - Sanitary Sewer Facilities
  • Figure 6.2 - Public Water System
  • Figure 6.3 - Stormwater Management System
  • Figure 6.4 - Existing Park and Community Facility Locations
  • Figure 6.5 - School Districts
• Chapter 7 - Natural Cultural Agricultural Resources
  • Figure 7.1 - Productive Agricultural Lands
  • Figure 7.2 - Surface Waters
  • Figure 7.3 - FEMA Flood Plains
  • Figure 7.4 - Wetlands
  • Figure 7.5 - Environmentally Sensitive Areas
  • Figure 7.6 - Woodlands
• Chapter 8 - Intergovernmental Cooperation
• Chapter 9 - Land Use
  • Figure 9.1 - Existing Land Use
  • Figure 9.2 - 5-Year Growth Increments
  • Figure 9.3 - Future Land Use Plan
  • Figure 9.4 - Intensive Agricultural Areas
• Chapter 10 - Plan Implementation

• Public Participation Resolution
• Adopting Ordinance

For more information, please contact Andrew Vissers, Community Development Director at (920) 468-5225.

Ad Hoc Committee Members:

• Paul Hamachek
• Mark Janowski
• Steve Lazzari
• Dave Maccoux
• Teri Parins
• Ron Umentum
• Bob VandenHeuvel

Cedar Representative: Patrick Beilfuss, AICP