South Fayette Township
Comprehensive Plan
What is a Comprehensive Plan ?
It is a document that identifies the goals and strategies for growth and conservation for a community. Pennsylvania’s laws guide the basic content for comprehensive plans so that growth is encouraged in a coordinated manner. A comprehensive plan differs from a zoning ordinance in that it is adopted as a resolution rather than as an ordinance or law. The comprehensive plan serves as a guide, whereas the zoning ordinance is a legal instrument that is used to implement regulations and provisions that are consistent with the principles of the adopted comprehensive plan.
South Fayette Township Comprehensive Plan Committee Documents and Information:
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Committee Agendas |
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| August 2010 Updates | Updated Comprehensive Plan Goals 07/26/2010 |
| Open Space Criteria Considerations | |
| Infrastructure Modeling Evaluation | |
| April 2010 Workshop | Workshop Presentation |
| Informational Maps (2010) | Population Density |
| Building Footprint | |
| Community Facilities | |
| Existing Land Use | |
| Existing Zoning Map | |
| Hydrology & Watersheds | |
| Potentially Developable, Redevelopable Land | |
| Landform Analysis | |
| Slope Analysis | |
| Historic Resources | |
| Oil & Gas Well Resources | |
| *NEW* | Conservation Corridor Concept Plan |
| *NEW* | Buildout Scenario #1 - Existing Zoning |
| *NEW* | Buildout Scenario #2 - Alternate Growth |
| *NEW* | Future Land Use |
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