2008 Comprehensive Plan - Hardin County Government

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GOALS AND OBJECTIVES 2-3RECREATION DEVELOPMENTGOAL 2:TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE RECREATIONAL FACILITIES AND OPEN SPACE FORTHE CITIZENS OF HARDIN COUNTY.Objective1. Provide adequate recreational facilities utilizing parks, rivers, streams, pondsand lakes.2. Establish programs for preserving open space.3. To encourage the preservation of natural open space and water resources.4. To identify the recreational needs of the citizens of Hardin County and todevelop a strategy to meet said needs.5. To acquire and develop additional recreational areas as the population growthcreates the need.6. To improve and expand current facilities to the greatest extent possible tomeet the community need.COMMUNITY FACILITIES PROGRAM DEVELOPMENTGOAL 3: TO PROVIDE THE CITIZENS OF HARDIN COUNTY WITH ADEQUATE PUBLICSERVICE AND COMMUNITY FACILITIES.Objective1. To encourage that all development proposals provide an adequate potablewater supply.2. To manage the water-supply and water-treatment process as the populationgrowth demands.3. To encourage that an appropriate waste-water treatment program continueswithin the county so that the waste generated by development does notexceed the ability for adequate treatment.4. To encourage that all developments are designed to facilitate policeprotection.5. To encourage that developments have adequate fire protection.2008 Comprehensive Plan
GOALS AND OBJECTIVES 2-46. To encourage that all developments will have access to adequate schoolfacilities.7. Provide adequate health services to citizens of all ages at an easily accessiblelocation.8. Provide adequate emergency health and ambulance service.9. Provide specialized medical care facilities and services.10. Provide for an adequate and environmentally safe program for solid wastemanagement which includes a combination of resource recovery, landfillingand reuse.ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONSGOAL 4: TO ENCOURAGE DEVELOPMENTS TO BE SENSITIVE TO THEENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRAINTS AND NATURAL CONDITIONS OF ITS SITE.Objective1. To encourage the preservation of streams, trees, shrubbery, grass and othernatural features of a site to the extent possible.2. To encourage developments to use the highest possible physical andenvironmental standards.3. To encourage that no development occurs in floodplains of 100 yearsfrequency or greater unless adequate preventative measures are taken.4. To encourage that no development occurs in sinkholes unless adequatepreventive measures are taken.5. To require measures which reduce and contain storm water run-off and toinsure that development provide adequate drainage.6. To require measures which reduce surface water, ground water and airpollution.7. To discourage noise-sensitive land uses near major noise generators such asmajor highways, railroads, firing ranges, loud industry and the Fort KnoxMilitary Reservation.8. To attempt to balance development cost and environmental constraint.2008 Comprehensive Plan
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Page 5 and 6: TABLE OF CONTENTSivTABLE OF CONTENT
Page 7 and 8: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTviACKNOWLEDGEMENTThe
Page 9 and 10: INTRODUCTIONviii5. Implement the In
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APPENDIX B - CONTINUED2008 Comprehe
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