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Chloe Mohr

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Transportation Trend Report

Chloe Mohr•2 years ago The county’s transportation network is vast and complex, containing a road network that ferries vehicles near and far, a public transit network, airports, freight resources, and both on- and off-road options for pedestrians and bicyclists.  Maps that show these networks can be found here.Click on the report (by the paper clip symbol or here) to read it and let us know what you think!

Draft Themes for Montco 2050

Chloe Mohr•1 year ago Overall Themes: Community Change; Equity; Great PlacesSections of the Plan:Part 1: What do we do? Jobs and the EconomyPart 2: Where do we live? Housing and CommunitiesPart 3: What makes it work? Utilities and GovernmentPart 4: How do we move? Transportation of People and GoodsPart 5: Who are we? People and HealthPart 6: What does our community look like? Land Use and Great PlacesPart 7: How do we adapt? Environmental SystemsPart 8: Why do we conserve? Preservation and Recreation

REVISED Draft Themes for Montco 2050

Chloe Mohr•1 year ago We've workshopped these a bit and consolidated slightly. What do you think?Overall Themes:Community Change; Equity; Great PlacesSections of the Plan:Part 1: Who are we? People and HealthPart 2: How do we move? Transportation of People and GoodsPart 3: How do we adapt? Conservation and the EnvironmentPart 4: How do we provide services? Utilities and GovernmentPart 5: Where do we live? HousingPart 6: Where do we want to spend time? Places and Land UsePart 7: What do we do? Jobs and the Economy

Existing Land Use Trend Report

Chloe Mohr•2 years ago The county’s landscape ranges from rural to urban, with a healthy mix of everything in between. This report contains information about how the land in Montgomery County has been used over time, and what trends we see as we look to the future.Click on the report (by the paper clip symbol or here) to read it and let us know what you think!

People and Population Trend Report

Chloe Mohr•2 years ago Montgomery County has 860,000-plus residents and continues to grow. Read our trend report to learn more about who lives in Montgomery County and some challenges facing our residents.Click on the report (by the paper clip symbol or here) to read it and let us know what you think!

Infrastructure and Utilities Trend Report

Chloe Mohr•2 years ago The county cannot function without a strong infrastructure backbone. This report provides information on the county’s energy, water, and sewer facilities, and broadband access.Click on the report (by the paper clip symbol or here) to read it and let us know what you think!

Environmental Systems Trend Report

Chloe Mohr•2 years ago Water, weather, climate change, tree cover, and development create the environment we live in. This report looks at floodprone areas, climate change hotspots, and tree cover, among other topics.Click on the report (by the paper clip symbol or here) to read it and let us know what you think!

Preservation and Recreation Trend Report

Chloe Mohr•2 years ago Open space, trails, parks, historic sites, and farms throughout the county provide some of the essential character of our beautiful community. This report discusses the importance of these special places and identifies the county's role in parks, preservation, and recreation.Click on the report (by the paper clip symbol or here) to read it and let us know what you think!

Housing Trend Report

Chloe Mohr•2 years ago A growing population needs places to live, and the county is home to homes ranging from apartments to single-family homes. This report details the types of homes in the county and takes a closer look at housing affordability.Click on the report (by the paper clip symbol or here) to read it and let us know what you think!

Health Trend Report

Chloe Mohr•2 years ago Health and land use are intricately connected. How we plan for our communities to develop and change – as well as the way our communities exist today – has real consequences on our physical and mental health. This report provides data on health trends, information on health care facilities, access to food, and other health statistics.Click on the report (by the paper clip symbol or here) to read it and let us know what you think!

Government and Community Facilities Trend Report

Chloe Mohr•2 years ago The county is governed by several levels of government, including facilities in and for its 62 municipalities. This report looks at federal, state, county, and local government services and facilities. Other community entities, such as libraries, emergency services, schools, and arts and cultural highlights are also included in this report.Click on the report (by the paper clip symbol or here) to read it and let us know what you think!

Economic Development Trend Report

Chloe Mohr•2 years ago Montgomery County's economy continues to grow, with new jobs and businesses being created. This report provides details about the county’s labor force, the jobs in the county, job centers, and employment forecasts.Click on the report (by the paper clip symbol or here) to read it and let us know what you think!

Transportation Choices

Chloe Mohr•2 years ago In 2050, people will be able to travel anywhere they need to by safe public transportation, trails, bicycle lanes, and sidewalks in Montgomery County.

Parks and Recreation

Chloe Mohr•2 years ago In 2050 Montgomery County will have many attractive parks with active and passive recreational activities for everyone to enjoy.

Bicycle Network

Chloe Mohr•2 years ago In 2050, Montgomery County will have a great, safe, bicycle network both with trails and safe on-road infrastructure.

Historic Areas

Chloe Mohr•2 years ago In 2050 Montgomery County will have many unique and historic neighborhoods, with new uses in preserved historic buildings.

Great Places

Chloe Mohr•2 years ago In 2050 Montgomery County will have an abundance of safe, fun, and diverse places for all ages to gather, like libraries, cafes, athletic clubs, recreation centers, parks, shelters, and privately owned businesses.

Montgomery County Government Services

Chloe Mohr•2 years ago In 2050, Montgomery County government will be viewed as transparent and accessible, and provides top notch services and opportunities to residents and visitors.

Land Preservation and Nature

Chloe Mohr•2 years ago In 2050, Montgomery County will have more cherished farms and protected natural areas. Planted riparian corridors can be found along every waterway. Large trees and naturalize meadows can be found throughout the county, including lining or in the median of busy roads, in neighborhoods, parks, and riparian (stream-side) areas.

Inclusive Community

Chloe Mohr•2 years ago In 2050, Montgomery County will be an inclusive place with a sense of community, with residents who know people in other cultural groups. Residents will have a feeling of belonging and communities welcome and embrace diversity.

Climate Change Adaptation

Chloe Mohr•2 years ago In 2050 Montgomery County will have made progress on mitigating the causes of, and adapting to the effects of, climate change.

County Government as Innovative Leader

Chloe Mohr•2 years ago In 2050, Montgomery County government is seen as a leader, with municipal governments, school districts, and others looking to county government for guidance and inspiration.

More Housing Opportunities

Chloe Mohr•2 years ago By 2050, Montgomery County will have created more housing to continue to allow young families opportunities to find a home in the county

Bicycle Utilization

Chloe Mohr•2 years ago In 2050, bicycles, e-bikes, and cargo bikes become a common method of transportation that is practical for daily trips in Montgomery County.
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