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CITY OF MAGNOLIA’S COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
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PLAN ORGANIZATIONChapter 1, Introduction
The first chapter includes a community snapshot of pertinent
demographic and socioeconomic trends that will guide future decision-
making.
Chapter 2, Land Use and Character
The second chapter assesses the community’s long-range development
outlook and establishes the necessary policy guidance for individual
developments and community destinations.
Chapter 3, Growth Capacity and Management
The third chapter entails infill and annexation; an evaluation of existing
infrastructure capacities; and “planning-level” improvements to water
supply and distribution, wastewater collection and treatment, and storm
drainage.
Chapter 4, Community Mobility
The fourth chapter includes a Thoroughfare Plan, which corresponds
with community character objectives and transportation initiatives of other
regional entities.
Chapter 5, Parks and Amenities
The fifth chapter includes a park inventory and needs assessment to
ensure the system meets the needs of present-day and future residents.
Chapter 6, Housing and Neighborhoods
The sixth chapter evaluates the design of neighborhoods within the
framework of the City’s current development practices and the resulting
impact on housing construction, community character, and community
connectivity.
Chapter 7, Implementation
The final chapter uses the recommendations of each individual
plan element to consolidate an overall strategy for executing the
Comprehensive Plan, particularly for the highest-priority initiatives that
will be first on the community’s action agenda following plan adoption.
Thoroughfare Planning
Building Guidelines and Design
Standards
New “Unity Plaza” Study
Regional Detention
Magnolia Loop
Annexation, ETJ, and
Infrastructure Extension Policies
Gateways and Landmarks
Expanded Design Theme in the
“Magnolia Town Center”
Industrial Park Incentives
Sidewalk and Trail Investments
Preservation of Natural Areas
Facade Grant Program
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEEDr. Matt Clark
Barbara Gardner
Charlotte Harris
Gari Lynn Hessong
Christopher Hillman
Greg Holcombe
Charlie Riley
Kevin Staloch
Dr. Todd Stephens
Anne Sundquist
Barry Tate
Patsy Williams
12-MONTH PLANNING PROCESSThe plan’s vision, policies, and recommendations are based on
the community’s collective input to ensure present-day and future
stakeholders are equitably represented. Out of necessity, the
Comprehensive Plan was derived from a year-long plan development
process, which was characterized by frequent check-in points
with City staff, appointed and elected officials, and citizens. These
engagement activities included:
• Listening sessions with representatives from a cross-section of
Magnolia realtors, civic leaders, neighborhood residents, and land
and business owners.
• Bi-monthly workshop sessions with the Comprehensive Plan
Advisory Committee, which included a mixed composition of
residents, business owners, and public officials.
• Community presentations with the Rotary Club, Lions Club,
Greater Magnolia Chamber of Commerce, and local realtors.
• A mid-point briefing with City Council to update members and the
public on plan accomplishments and progress.
• A joint workshop with the City Council, Planning and Zoning
Commission, and 4A/4B Boards to accommodate final plan review
and prioritization.
• A public hearing with the Planning and Zoning Commission prior
to City Council consideration and adoption of the Comprehensive
Plan.
• Media coverage of the planning process, particularly through the
Community Impact Newspaper and other media outlets.
CITY COUNCILTodd Kana, Mayor
Patsy Williams, Mayor Pro Tem
Richard Carby
Jeff Chumley
Jo Ann Schermerhorn
Anne Sundquist
CITY STAFFPaul Mendes, City Administrator
Lynne George, City Secretary
Deborah Rose Miller, Economic
Development Coordinator
Download a copy of the Comprehensive Plan from the City’s website at:
WWW.CITYOFMAGNOLIA.COM
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSIONFrank Parker, Chairperson
Harlen Center
Dr. Matt Clark
Chris Hillman
Anne Sundquist
Jonny Williams
Pat Zaiontz
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