Plan Atlasby BDITS
R1 Draft (April 2026)

2026 Comprehensive Plan

The plan is organized into chapters — each opens with a vision, then breaks down into the goals, strategies, and actions that move it forward. Start anywhere.

The Plan

Chapters

Chapter 2
Economic Development

Central City is well-positioned to grow and diversify, actively facilitating desired change while acknowledging the need for an economic engine to attract and sustain a diverse economy.

4 goals · 20 strategies
Chapter 3
Revenues, Core Services, and Infrastructure

Guide future large-scale development through a growth-resilient infrastructure framework that converts scale into strength rather than strain.

4 goals · 11 strategies
Chapter 4
Housing Action Plan

Housing is the backbone of community life. Cultivate a diverse, inclusive, resilient housing ecosystem supporting residents across all income levels.

4 goals · 12 strategies
Chapter 5
Historic Preservation

Sustain historic resources through strengthened regulation, strategic growth, rigorous adherence to preservation standards, and targeted rehabilitation programs.

3 goals · 6 strategies
Chapter 6
Future Land Use Plan

Accommodate strategic growth organized into distinct Villages with unique identities, enabling appropriate intensification in growth areas aligned with infrastructure capacity.

2 goals · 7 strategies
Chapter 7
Strategic Growth

Large-scale development will leverage economic engines to fund infrastructure modernization while supporting non-tourism sectors.

1 goals · 3 strategies
Around the plan

Companion sections

Two chapters live on their own surfaces — the framing up front and the delivery tracking out back.

Evaluation

Plan scorecard

How this plan measures against a national best-practice standard.

APA Sustaining Places
Plan Scorecard

A self-scored evaluation against the 85-item APA Sustaining Places rubric — six principles, two processes, two attributes.