On February 18, 2003, the Carrollton City Council adopted an updated Comprehensive Plan. The Comprehensive Plan is a statement of community values, ideals and aspirations about Carrollton's future environment, and serves as the official policy of the City regarding physical development. It is a guide for future decisions by the City.

To View the Future Land Use Map, Follow These Easy Steps

• Open the link to the Planning & Zoning Map
• On the left side of the screen, under the Comprehensive Plan Layer tab, click on the Future Land Use box
• For easier reading, under the Zoning Layers tab, uncheck the 4 boxes: Overlays, SUPs, Zoning and PDs. The remaining layer is the Future Land Use map. 
• An explanation of the color code is available by clicking on the arrow beside the Future Land Use box. 

The Comprehensive Plan is used:

• To help set priorities for capital improvement expenditures; 
• As a guide for the acquisition and development of sites for community facilities; 
• As a guide for the acquisition and protection of major open space; 
• As a response to the Texas Local Government Code stating that zoning regulations should be adopted in accordance with a Comprehensive Plan; 
• As a basis for zoning and subdivision regulations; 
• As a guide for preparation of detailed physical plans for sub-areas of the City, and; 
• To help guide the establishment of programs and policies by which the City will achieve the type of development reflected in this Plan.

You can open and read each chapter of the Comprehensive Plan by clicking on the appropriate link below.*

Complete Single Document:

Cover and Table of Contents
Cover, Table of Contents, Amendments 
Chapter 1: 
Ch 1: Introduction 138 K
Chapter 2:
Ch 2: Executive Summary 64 K
Chapter 3:
Ch 3: Background 499 K
Chapter 4:
Ch 4: Future Land Use 346 K
Chapter 5:
Ch 5: Urban Design 136 K
Chapter 6:
Ch 6: Community Facilities 658 K
Chapter 7:
Ch 7: Transportation Plan 375 K
Chapter 8:
Ch 8: Economic Development 17 K
Chapter 9:
Ch 9: Implementation Strategies 77 K
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